Rescue Dawn

[Dark Donnie]

Rescue Dawn

Director & Writer- Werner Herzog

Cast
Christian Bale-Dieter
Steve Zahn-Duane
Jeremy Davies-Gene
Zack Grenier-Squad Leader
Vincent Gallo


This film is based on Werner Herzog's 1997 documentary 'Little Dieter Needs To Fly'.

Plot Outline(IMDB)

This film tells the real-life story of U.S. fighter pilot Dieter Dengler, a German-American shot down and captured in Laos during the Vietnam War. Dengler, to be played by Bale, organized a death-defying escape for a small band of POWs, including Duane Martin (Zahn).

[Dark Donnie]

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[Dark Donnie]

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[Dark Donnie]

http://www.comingsoon.net/news/topnews.php?id=10476

Source: Variety
July 21, 2005



Christian Bale (Batman Begins) and Steve Zahn (Sahara) are set to star in Werner Herzog's Rescue Dawn, an action-drama based on the German auteur's acclaimed 1977 documentary Little Dieter Needs to Fly. Variety says filming is set to begin next month in Thailand.

The independent film tells the real-life story of U.S. fighter pilot Dieter Dengler, a German-American shot down and captured in Laos during the Vietnam War. Dengler, to be played by Bale, organized a death-defying escape for a small band of POWs, including Duane Martin (Zahn).

Rescue Dawn marks the first time Herzog has directed a feature since 2001's Invincible. In addition to "Rescue," he's also on board to helm an untitled soccer feature. His new documentary, Grizzly Man, will be released on August 12th

[Hunter Rider]

Damn Bale likes to suffer lol,Sounds like a very interesating film though and there hasnt been a good one about Vietnam for a while

[Dark Donnie]

Bale will probably deliver, im more impressed with Zahn. Guy was known for comedic roles looks like really sold himself for this role

[Dark Donnie]

bump

[SWAT]

I'll probably see it for Bale alone...

skinny people freak me out :(

[Dark Donnie]

Bale looks like he is going the same route as The Machinist, not nearly as bad though, Zahn looks sickly!

[Mentok]

Cool, I like a good escape movie :up:

[The Last Meatbag]

Steve Zahn is the sex..................and so is batman

[Hunter Rider]

http://www.comingsoon.net/films.php?id=12442


Teaser trailer-right click save target as..

QuickTime/Windows Media Player/Real Player (http://www.gibraltarfilms.com/theatre/rescuedawn.mpg),

[Carmine Falcone]

none of them work.

[Hunter Rider]

none of them work.

:confused: if you right click and save target as on that link it works

anyway here's a version ive uploaded for any having difficulties

http://s56.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2UVATEJXO1W7S3N4GNOWAB4AB8 (http://s56.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2UVATEJXO1W7S3N4GNOWAB4AB8)

[Carmine Falcone]

:confused: if you right click and save target as on that link it works

anyway here's a version ive uploaded for any having difficulties

http://s56.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2UVATEJXO1W7S3N4GNOWAB4AB8 (http://s56.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2UVATEJXO1W7S3N4GNOWAB4AB8)

That one works. Thanks. You are the man.

Looks good.

[Hunter Rider]

That one works. Thanks. You are the man.

Looks good.

No problem:up:

[Dark Donnie]

Just watched it, looks cool! The trailer really focused on Bale's character, I thought there would be more Zahn in there! Looks good nonetheless!

[Milkman95]

Good looking trailer and yet another transformation by Mr. Bale.............

[Hunter Rider]

Poster

http://img45.imageshack.us/img45/7205/movieposter54088ao.jpg (http://imageshack.us/?x=my6&myref=http://imageshack.us/)

[Master Chief]

Bale will probably deliver, im more impressed with Zahn. Guy was known for comedic roles looks like really sold himself for this role

Even before this I knew Zahn is a great actor, and one of the reasons I was interested in this flick is the Bale/Zahn team. Anyways, looks all right. Nothing that really rocked my socks off.

[Hunter Rider]

A second trailer,looks great:up:but still no release date:(

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=511KFXP1

[Sava]

A second trailer,looks great:up:but still no release date:(

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=511KFXP1
what.. i have to wait 40secs? :mad:

[Hunter Rider]

what.. i have to wait 40secs? :mad:

Yes you impatient basteed:mad:

[Sava]

Yes you impatient basteed:mad:
make me :mad:

wow...man that was good

[Hunter Rider]

make me :mad:

wow...man that was good

Make you what:confused:

Yes it looks awesome:up:

[Kent]

Looks like this could be good. I'm there.

[Mentok]

Good Trailer.

[BloodyWolverine]

Steve Zahn is really better then people give him credit for. He likely is not as funny but more likely the one who cracks a joke now and then. I think Bale has hit a good streak in his carrier thanks to a little film called Batman Begins.

[Sava]

Make you what:confused:

Yes it looks awesome:up:
make me wait... keep up with the pace grandma

[BatMatt]

I'll of course see it, whenever it comes around that is

[Hunter Rider]

http://www.comingsoon.net/news/indietopnews.php?id=16419

MGM Picks Up Herzog's Rescue Dawn
Source: MGM,ScreenDaily.com (http://www.screendaily.com/story.asp?storyid=27609)
September 9, 2006


MGM announced today that they've acquired Rescue Dawn (http://www.comingsoon.net/films.php?id=12442), the survival story of Dieter Dengler, an American pilot shot down in Viet Cong territory, written and directed by Werner Herzog and starring Christian Bale. They're planning on giving the film a U.S. theatrical run in December.

Based on the true story of an American pilot, Dieter Dengler (Christian Bale) is shot down during a top-secret mission to destroy Viet Cong strongholds in Laos at the beginning of the Vietnam War. Taken hostage, he endures unimaginable conditions at the hands of cruel captors in a makeshift POW camp. Dengler's iron will to survive guides him and fellow prisoners in a meticulously-planned, death-defying escape, only to discover the harsh realities of an unforgiving jungle beyond the camp's walls. Steve Zahn and Jeremy Davies costar in this unforgettable story of one man's determination and unrelenting pursuit of freedom

[P.B.&Chocolate]

This is some video from youtube from the Toronto International film Festeval this weekend a Q&A session with Herzog ,Bale and Davies . The sound is kind of weak in some parts . Watch in part 2 when Herzog talks about Bale's physical agility post Batman during a scene and the crowd reaction :) .
part I :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DagY8XRwzQA
part II:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvHtoDosZgQ

[NOFX]

I was browing espn.com and saw an Article Elton Brand first movie so I clicked on it and I saw the Trailer and premier of Rescue Dawn at the Toronto Film festival. Trailer looks good but I didnt realize Elton Brand was in this movie:D

[dark_b]

whats wrong with bale? why does he always had to do this?

http://www.comingsoon.net/gallery/Action/Rescue_Dawn/rescuedawn6.jpg
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[Hunter Rider]

He likes a challenge i guess

[Hunter Rider]

NEW! Trailer


Hi-Res (http://images.apple.com/movies/mgm/rescue_dawn/rescue_dawn-tlr1_h640w.mov) http://www.drfoster.f2s.com/images/qtlogo.jpg (22.8Mb)
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This looks to be a full US theatrical trailer rather than the other cut together scraps of footage we have seen and it looks very good IMO,another fine performance from Bale i am sure and this should mean a US cinema release date will happen soon:up:

[psychosully]

Looks pretty good. Worth a look for sure.

[Bat Brain]

Looks great, hopefully this will eventually get a release over here.

[BatMatt]

the new trailer aired in front of Rocky Balboa, fantastic:up:

[Hunter Rider]

2 new stills

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[Dark Donnie]

He looks sickly thin again

[L.A.]

when is this movie out?

[Rac]

whats wrong with bale? why does he always had to do this?

http://www.comingsoon.net/gallery/Action/Rescue_Dawn/rescuedawn6.jpg
http://www.comingsoon.net/gallery/Action/Rescue_Dawn/rescuedawn1.jpg
Do what?

[nocomics]

Do what?

I'm assuming he did his 'machinist diet' thing again. If ya haven't seen the machinist check it out,that movie was pre-batman begins. You can see how thin he was in that movie,then check him out in batman begins. I'm assuming hes paper thin in this movie(the whole concentration camp thing,little food,water,heat,disease etc..).
Very hard on the body to lose that much weight,then put it back on,take it off etc.....

[Rac]

Mjaa, that thing. Yea, I've seen The Machinist.

[RedIsNotBlue]

Bale is seriously one of the most dedicated actors I have ever seen. He also gets extra points for not want to be spotlight all the time. I could watch anything he is in.

[BatMatt]

He's skinny in this movie but he's definitely not Machinist skinny.

[Hunter Rider]

New Poster

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I love it :up:

[L.A.]

Seriously how many times have this movie been postponed?:confused:

[Tempest19]

Yeah, I really want to see it- Christian Bale has been AWESOME in ever movie I've seen him in. Always a phenomenal performance.

[P.B.&Chocolate]

Last I saw this movie was scheduled to be released on July 4th . I saw a trailer for when I went to see Spider-Man 3 and it pretty good had a positive response for the audience also .

[Hunter Rider]

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[Dark Donnie]

Great pics Hunter. This film look sto be really intense. That noose pic.....that will probably be a great scene. How much weight did he lose for this film?

Steve Zahn looks pretty commited to this role as well

[Cinemaman]

OMG!!! Bale looks so thin!!! :eek:

[Dark Donnie]

I just read he lost 55 pounds

[The Last Meatbag]

Jesus Bale....


Stop with the no eating.

Es no bueno.

(en espanol)

[Tempest19]

Bale is the man! :up:

I have never seen anybody so active in getting completely into character- phsyically even. That one movie where he was deadly thin, omg- the dude's got commitment!

I was wondering if I might have been the only one who noticed the severe difference- I mean, especially in this pic:

http://i15.tinypic.com/52z6mja.jpg

[The Last Meatbag]

That's probably during their escape from the Prisoner of War camp.

[Tempest19]

Yeah, but did he seriously get that skinny or is it the just action with angle of the camera?

[The Last Meatbag]

He seriously got skinny, look at his cheek bones, fore arms, how baggy the clothes are...

[Darth Elektra]

Clip:
http://media.movies.ign.com/media/852/852369/vids_1.html

[Darth Elektra]

A harrowing jungle shoot for "Rescue Dawn"

Director Werner Herzog is no stranger to exotic location shoots.

The man who steered a steamboat across the Peruvian Andes for "Fitzcarraldo" and braved the raging oil fires of Kuwait for "Lessons of Darkness" recently tackled the jungles of Thailand to bring his Vietnam War drama "Rescue Dawn" to the big screen.

The film, which MGM releases July 4, captured a relentless Southeast Asian landscape that posed the ultimate challenge for actors Christian Bale, Steve Zahn and Jeremy Davies.

Herzog chose the merciless topography of northern Thailand to fill in for Laos, where the true story of Dieter Dengler's torture, imprisonment and escape from a POW camp unfolded. Like his character Dieter, Bale ate maggots, swam in snake-infested waters and dodged deadly creatures during the three-month shoot.

"I was like: 'Look at that spider. It could kill you with one bite,"' said Bale, who also spotted random elephants traipsing through Herzog's shoot in the remote northwestern hill country of Thailand, near the Burmese border. "It's an adventure to make a movie with him, and I think that's his point. . . . It's about blood, sweat and tears. It's about jumping in and getting your hands dirty and just collapsing at the end of the day."

With no four-star hotels or catering in the region, the cast and crew endured conditions similar to the film's subjects.

For Davies, who lost 33 pounds during filming, the visionary director led by example. "In film or any (industry), he is probably the most fearless person I've ever met," Davies says.

[Wolfwood]

Holy hell, I appreciate Bale's dedication, but he better stop doing that type of crap before he really gets himself sick.

[Darth Elektra]

Review: Rescue Dawn

PLOT: In 1997, eccentric filmmaker Werner Herzog released the documentary LITTLE DIETER NEEDS TO FLY, which told the story of German born Dieter Dengler, who after seeing his town annihilated by American fighter planes during WWII, became obsessed with the idea of becoming a pilot. At 18, he enlisted in the Air Force, and while on an early mission at the beginnings of Vietnam, was shot down in Laos and became a captive in a harsh P.O.W. camp. Now, a decade later, the director is again telling the story - in a more conventional, narrative format - with RESCUE DAWN. (Or: “Werner Herzog’s RAMBO”)



REVIEW: Was there ever a better marriage of director and actor than Werner Herzog and Christian Bale? Herzog is a notoriously demanding and intense director, who often becomes as obsessed as his (real-life and fictional) subjects - usually equally intense men who court peril and risk sanity to achieve a single-minded goal. Christian Bale utterly shocked the movie-going public with his grotesque withering down to a mere 120 pounds to play the frail, disturbed MACHINIST. Immediately after, he bulked up ridiculously to play Bruce Wayne/Batman in BATMAN BEGINS. The man literally gives his body over to make movies. Seems like Herzog’s kind of guy

RESCUE DAWN wastes absolutely no time getting started. After almost-beautiful APOCALYPSE NOW-style footage of a countryside being blown apart by bombs, we meet cocky Dieter Dengler (Bale), who is even more all-American than Tom Cruise in TOP GUN (in fact, you’d never know he lived in Germany for his first 18 years if it wasn’t mentioned). After watching a hokey the-more-you-know type documentary about surviving in the jungle if shot down (he really shouldn’t have laughed so much during it), Dieter is sent on his first mission: a classified bombing raid that he can’t even tell his fiancé about in a letter (this is 1965, so the war hasn’t “officially” broken out yet).

Of course, this being a Hollywood movie, he’s almost immediately shot down and taken captive - oh that’s right, this really happened. If the experience hadn’t been so harrowing, Dieter probably would’ve slapped himself in the forehead and cursed the irony of it all...

After being tortured by his Laotian captors in unique, icky ways (I don’t even think “Jigsaw” would tie someone upside down and strap and ant-hive to their face), Dieter is taken to a Vietcong bigshot who gives him a chance at freedom, provided he signs a document denouncing America’s efforts in the country. Dieter refuses, with the same cheerful bravado, because he loves his country. It “gave him his wings.”

Soon enough, Dieter is shipped off to a remote P.O.W. camp, where he joins five other prisoners; two of them American (Steve Zahn, Jeremy Davies), three Vietnamese (Galen Yuen, Abhijati Jusakul, Cahiyan Chunsuttiwat). Outside of the fact that they’ve been holed up there for at least 2 years and are on the verge of completely cracking up (in the case of Davies, he’s pretty much there already), their pasts before imprisonment is never explored, but then again, neither is Dieter’s. He never quite loses the bright-eyed idealism that he exhibits when we first meet him - his optimism is his only necessary character trait. So it goes that his cellmates current loose-grip on sanity and hope is all we really need to know about them.

The following section of RESCUE DAWN has been explored in countless war camp films - the men bond, joke, fight amongst themselves, ultimately plan escape - but the details here are particularly vivid and uncomfortable. Their feet and hands are brutally constrained at night; their days are spent almost exclusively sitting in one place, staring off aimlessly; their short-tempered guards are equally insane with hunger and frustration; their food rations shrink by the day - so much so that eventually they are forced to eat a big ol’ bowl of grubs and worms (which Bale does with skin-crawling enthusiasm. You get the sense that this was probably Herzog’s favorite scene to film.). It’s a bit slow for those expecting GREAT ESCAPE-style shenanigans, but effectively transporting for those who get caught up in this all-too-real plight. Herzog is a patient, methodical director: even when the P.O.W.’s escape attempt comes, it’s done with restraint and a minimum of fireworks. (which is not to say that it isn’t suspenseful, because it is.)

Bale is fantastic. He once again pulls the MACHINIST routine, although it’s even more impressive here because he doesn’t start out so dangerously thin. It’s like he withers away before our eyes. But it’s HIS eyes that make the performance. We buy Dieter’s almost narcissistic need to free himself, to get back to his ship and probably do the whole thing over again. Wearing an innocently goofy smile throughout the ordeal, Bale’s Dieter Dengler isn’t a scheming misfit like Steve McQueen in GREAT ESCAPE or William Holden in STALAG 17... He’s genuinely in love with his country - a poster boy for the war effort and America - and it’s impossible not to get caught up in his infectious exuberance.

Zahn ditches the stoner-doofus persona he’s well known for and fully immerses himself in the role of Duane, who becomes Dieter’s closest friend. He still manages a few moments of levity (as when he nervously, orgasmically describes the contents of his dream refrigerator: lots of sweets), but Duane is a haunted, frightened individual, who clings to the perpetual hope Dieter lives with, but can’t quite manage on his own. It’s the type of unexpected performance that garners award attention. Davies accomplishes his own astonishing transformation (he makes the skeletal Bale look like Marlon Brando), but unfortunately he’s still channeling Charles Manson (he played him in a t.v. movie some years back), as his muttering, slightly malevolent Gene - while perhaps authentic - is a little too theatrically “crazy.”

But overall, RESCUE DAWN is a gripping film: sincere, sobering, harsh (but not torturous), and amazingly, not at all a downer... It’s a terrible cliche to say a film is about the “triumph of the spirit,” but dammit, this one really is.

My rating 8/10.

[tzarinna]

Wow, this is going to be bone chilling and inspiring. :csad: :up:

[Darth Elektra]

INT: Christian Bale

http://joblo.com/interview-christian-bale

[BatMatt]

So this doesn't get released wide till October correct?

[Dark Donnie]

Bale and Zahn Interview

http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=21618

[Golgo-13]

I really wanna see this film.

[SolidSnakeMGS]

Vincent Gallo isn't in this, right? IMDb doesn't say so, but the first post of this thread does. I hope not, I hate that pretentious, talentless, self-obsessed jerk.

[The Last Meatbag]

Is there a trailer anywhere for this?

[fabman]

Bale is the man! :up:

I have never seen anybody so active in getting completely into character- phsyically even. That one movie where he was deadly thin, omg- the dude's got commitment!

I was wondering if I might have been the only one who noticed the severe difference- I mean, especially in this pic:

http://i15.tinypic.com/52z6mja.jpg

WOW! He became skinny again for Rescue Dawn? Didn't know that. And, again, before a Batman movie...

[Kelly]

Is there a trailer anywhere for this?


http://movies.aol.com/movie/rescue-dawn/23211/video/trailer-no-1/1898883


Looks like an excellent movie, I'm going to see it tomorrow afternoon....

[Cinemaman]

Can't wait to see it, looks great :up:

P.S. Bale stop killing yourself! :mad:

[Dark Donnie]

WOW! He became skinny again for Rescue Dawn? Didn't know that. And, again, before a Batman movie...

I think he filmed this in 2004 before The Prestige

[Kelly]

Yeah, this was filmed awhile ago.....and has gone through some release date changes....

[BatMatt]

caught this today, fantastic film. I may have to give his the nod of Bale's best performance after American Psycho. Truly a film to be marveled, and props to Stephen Zahn for totally holding his own in a supporting role.

[The Dark Defender]

I could've used more conflict with the enemy, but great cinematography, strong performance, and they really brought the jungle to life.

[Kelly]

I just got back from this movie.......if its not showing really close to you, find where its showing and drive there........excellent, excellent movie......and if Zahn doesn't get a "supporting actor" nod from Oscar, then Oscar sucks....

[Lord Blackbolt]

yeah this movie should be seen by more people

[Kelly]

yeah this movie should be seen by more people

You are not kidding......I haven't cried in a movie in a looooooooooooong time....and this movie brought me to tears.....just excellent.

[Lord Blackbolt]

they shouldn't have opened it in the summer. It got lost with the big budget movies. Even though july 4th does play a role in the movie which was why they probably released it on that day.

[Kelly]

they shouldn't have opened it in the summer. It got lost with the big budget movies. Even though july 4th does play a role in the movie which was why they probably released it on that day.

Maybe.....but it didn't open around here until this past Friday.....and its only showing in about 4 theatres.....one just happens to be my favorite...thank goodness.

But I don't think it was ever meant to be in wide release.....if so, it wasn't a very wide release...lol

[BatMatt]

my showing was actually rather crowded, maybe 75 people or so.

[Kelly]

I went to an afternoon showing, so I wasn't shocked at how few people were there. Also, the theatre I went to is one where most Indy type movies are shown so theres never really a big crowd for any movie.

[kytrigger]

I just got back from this movie.......if its not showing really close to you, find where its showing and drive there........excellent, excellent movie......and if Zahn doesn't get a "supporting actor" nod from Oscar, then Oscar sucks....
Yeah, Zahn is actualyl an amzing actor that usually gets overshadowed because you plays comedic side-kick roles. Unfortuantely, these roles will probably keep him form being seriously looked at for Supporting actor.

[War Party]

Checking this out tomorrow. Been looking forward to it very much. Then Sunshine on Wednesday and Bourne on Friday. Busy week.

[cyborg ninja 14]

This movie didn't make it to my city. What the hell film distributors? Why couldn't this get out more?:cmad: :csad:

[cryptic name]

it's playing in a theatre about 45 minutes away from me. i'm gonna check it out tomorrow.

[Kelly]

it's playing in a theatre about 45 minutes away from me. i'm gonna check it out tomorrow.

You will not regret the hour and a half on the road.......its well worth it.

[BatMatt]

You will not regret the hour and a half on the road.......its well worth it.

without a doubt

[7alex]

I saw this movie today. It turned out to be more of a survival movie than an action flick. I am really into Survival movies like these. Christian Bale and Steve Zahn where amazing. :) Go watch it!

[Tempest19]

Just saw it today- been waiting a while for it to reach my local theaters- and loved it! The beginning was a little slow, but once it began it really began. Just an overall great film, great acting, great music, PHENOMENAL cinematography.

Some movies are able to take a person to someplace they have never been before and this movie definitely did that. When I got out of the theater, I felt like I was returning to 'civilization'. This type of feeling only occurs with a couple of films and I think one of the things that accomplishes that is through the sets, locations and cinematography. But, here since alot of it was locations rather than sets- I think that main duty may have went to the cinematagrapher. And I will be surprised if this film doesn't at least get a nomination in that field.

10/10

[tzarinna]

This was the most peaceful time at the theater I've had in while next to Sunshine. Bale was getting on my nerves but Zahn was simply brilliant, my heart sank at his demise, literally gasped. :csad: The man needs an Oscar, that is all I could think of during this film.

The choking up and tears came when they attempt to escape and the rescue.

*TheAlbaFan, you need to see Sunshine, you will come close to weeping. :csad: :up:

[Kelly]

This was the most peaceful time at the theater I've had in while next to Sunshine. Bale was getting on my nerves but Zahn was simply brilliant, my heart sank at his demise, literally gasped. :csad: The man needs an Oscar, that is all I could think of during this film.

The choking up and tears came when they attempt to escape and the rescue.

*TheAlbaFan, you need to see Sunshine, you will come close to weeping. :csad: :up:


I've seen Sunshine.......I didn't really come to tears with it......maybe when they were having to choose who would die in order to have enough oxygen.....but other than that....it seemed they were all resolved to die to do what they did......also, maybe alittle at the end.....:word:

[tzarinna]

Really, I was a freakin mess during that movie, til the very end. :csad:

[L.A.]

Just saw this movie and I love it!!! Zahn performance was great! Cant believe he wasnt nominated for best supporting actor.

[Two-Face]

This movie is great, got great actors for the job. 8/10

[Kelly]

Just saw this movie and I love it!!! Zahn performance was great! Cant believe he wasnt nominated for best supporting actor.


Total diss IMO......he should have at the least.....been nominated.