Who were the writers of "United 93"?
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Paul Greengrass is the writer/director.
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Ted Kazinki AKA the Unibomber
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I have seen United 93.  If you do not want to see it, that is fine, but don't knock it before you see it.  United 93 is an amazing tribute to the memories of these heroes on flight 93.  And yes, they portray them just that way, heroic.  These passengers saved hundreds, if not thousands of lives and our Nations Capitol!  10% of the opening weekend gross is pledged to go to the United 93 memorial.  That is over 1 million dollars.  Also, they contacted all of the family members of the victims of United 93 who approved of its making.  If the families can accept the movie, why can't we?  \nJerry Bingham's son, Mark, died on United Flight 93.  He has been quoted by the Sun-Sentinel in Florida that he wants people to watch this movie.  Yes, it is hard to watch, and he, like so many others, cried during the movie.  But he also says that he exhaled a sigh of relief, knowing that the filmmakers have honored their memory.\nThis movie is not flashy with big Hollywood names and special effects.  Several FAA and Military personnel working on 9/11 played themselves in the movie.     \nWe cannot ignore the attacks of 9/11.  What, if we don't talk about it, it never happened?  Will that make the pain go away? NO!  Put it out there, in a RESPECTFUL way, the way this film did, and begin to heal that way.\nThe timing is NOT too soon.  In fact, when most people think of 9/11, they think of the two planes that went into the towers.  United 93 has never gotten the recognition it deserved, and perhaps memories of this flight were even beginning to fade a little.  This movie refreshes our memories and honors theirs.   \n  I will tell you the movie I AM very skeptical of, and that is one due out sometime this year about the World Trade Center. Nick Cage is in that one.
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Janet Marlowe Dillon \n\nKate Collins (contract: 1991 to 1992; 28 November 2005 to present) (guest: November 2005) \nMelody Anderson (one day in 1993) \nRobin Mattson (1994 to May 9th, 2000) \nLisa Gold (Janet Double; 2005 to present)
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Bob Casey!!\n\nSantorum made a fool of himself these last couple years. His idiot comments, his delusions on the Iraq war, the list goes on and on.
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contracted to spin fiction & direct public beliefs & opinions. the rendon group of the nineties.\nhttp://weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=135\nhttp://weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=140\nhttp://www.philipdru.com/griffin3_stream.html
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Ahmed Sadaat?\n\nhttp://uk.news.yahoo.com/14032006/356/militants-surrender-jericho-jail.html\n\n"The Jericho prison housed Palestinian militants... Israeli troops smashed their way into the jail this morning..."\n\nThat is some crazy irony...
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The guys who built the choppers for the film "Easy Rider"?
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I didn't know him personally. I wish I did. He is a GREAT AMERICAN HERO. He was on Flight 93.
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Bill Romonowski (He was mean without them anyways)\n\n.... And I can't think of any others.... That's odd..... Good question.
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To anyone who HAS NOT SEEN UNITED 93 and is opening their big mouth about United 93 and saying negative stuff about it:\n\nThis move WAS NOT MEANT TO ENTERTAIN! - If you have seen it you would know this. You dont know what you are talking about. \n\n10% of the opening weekend have been donated to the families of those who died on this plane, thats a lot of money, more than you donated I'm sure, which is probably nothing. I did my part by watching the movie, which 10% of my ticket sales will go to the families and the memorial fund, I know it is not a lot, but multiply that by every one else who did their part and went and saw the movie, and it totaled to $1.15 million, not to mention i told everyone I know to go see the movie too. A donation fund has been organized to accept donations from individuals and companies, with a goal to raise $30 million. \n\nAll of the family members approved the movie, and in fact helped by provideing detailed information about their loved one who died on the plane so they could accurately be portrayed, and not by some hollywood star either, they were layed by no name actors, just regular joes. \n\nThe movie was fantastic! And it reveals truths that needed to be revealed. It asks Americans the question, Are you going to forget? I hear people saying we need to forget about it and move on, what a ridiculous thing to say! Will you be saying that when we are attacked again, but this time with a small WMD that has been smuggled in throught the mexican border and detonated at the capitol, or a major metropolis? When 500,000 die because of this, will you be saying that forgetting about the first attack benefitted us? C'mon, get real! \n\nIts going to happen again, and it will be a lot easier for it to happen, if we keep trying to forget about the first attack and move on with our lives, eating at mcdonalds, watching seinfield, and driving our cars fueled by blood oil. \n\nI dont mean to offend anyone it just makes me so upset to hear such things said. I think you would be saying something a little different if it was your loved one who had died on that flight. You would want them to be rememebered and their memorial to be honored, you would not be saying forget about it, move on, its too soon, blah, blah, blah . . . Have some freakin respect. \n\nThose on that plane saved 1,000's of lives because of what they did, and this is their tribute, and a worthy tribute it is, and done by a fantastic film crew, director and cast. \n\nWhat a ridiculous thing to say. \n\nSo, if you would rather continue living in your bubble and watching movies like RV(?) which grossed $5 million more that UNited 93, or Stick it, Scary movie 4, Silent hill, and you feel these movies are so much more worthy of your money and recognition, then go ahead and continue to live in your safe little world, but dont knock a literal work of art like UNited 93, which any of those other movies dont even compare by a long shot.\n\nOh, and by the way, we do know a lot about what happend on that plane because of the 30 or so phone calls that were made by people ON THE PLANE to their family memebers, who openly told of their conversations, and by the 30 or so minutes of recording from the cockpit. C'mon, peoplea are saying we dont really know what happened on that plane!? Nonsense, we know a lot more than we know about what happened on the other planes.\n\nOne more thing, sorry so long, but making movies isnt all about the money. I know in most instances it is for the studio paying for the production of the movie, but many directors have this thing called, um, passion, they want to tell stories that need to be told, storeis that they belive in, and think others will believe in too. So I guess paintings from the renaisance should be burned because they depict the crusifixion of christ, and books telling or world war two should be burned because they tell of the halocaust (but we dont know what happened there either, right?!) So you a
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Don't forget R. Lee Ermey (Full Metal Jacket, Toy Story, The Boys in Company C, Mail Call).\n\nAs for an answer to your question, I would check their fan sites, write them letters (their staff will see these most likely).  Also try contacting the USO
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The people who died in the Twin Towers and or the ones that died at the Pentagon and or The people who died in Flight 93.
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Whoop de doo. She said hell. Who are these people?
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Do you know the author?  If so, let us know.\nDo you have any classmates you can ask?
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'Akeelah and the Bee' with Laurence Fishburn, Angela Basset and a newcomer, KiKi Brown(?). I heard that was a good movie as well as 'United 93'. The last one was about what happened to the passengers during September 11th when the passengers found out what happened to the Trade Centers and, slowly, realized that their plane was going to go hit the Pentagon and then they decided not to let that happen. Very emotional......it makes all those passengers and crew members come off as heroes. It really shows them and their families respect for all that they did and for all of what happened on that day. Very poignant.
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John Lovitz\n\nhttp://cweek.mysite4now.com/uploadimages/photogallery/2006710113923_JonLovitz.jpg