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Hostage | New Love
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Favorite Actress Suspense | 2001 | Meg
Favorite Actor Suspense | 2001
Favorite Supporting Actress Suspense | 2001
Favorite Supporting Actor Suspense | 2001
Best Original Score | 2001 | Danny
Budget 65,000,000 USD
During a break in filming at Stowe School in Buckinghamshire (where Russell Crowe's character watches his son play rugby union), one of the extras asked Russell Crowe for some acting advice. After their conversation, Crowe remembered the student's serious interest in acting and sent him autographed posters and photos from his film, Gladiator (2000), and wrote a letter saying, "A journey of thousand miles begins with a single step." The extra, Henry Cavill, went on to pursue his acting career and ultimately landed the role of Superman in Man of Steel (2013), with Crowe playing his father.
Russell Crowe and Meg Ryan became romantically involved during filming. Ryan and her husband, Dennis Quaid, divorced the next year.
Originally it was planned that all extras were to receive the normal pay used for American extras. But the Ecuadorian government, which could not afford to have their actors paid that well, demanded that the production pay Ecuadorian salaries.
Most shoots encounter difficulty of some sort but the filming of Proof of Life (2000) was beset with them. They suffered frequent hailstorms, mudslides destroyed the roads to locations, 23 members of the crew came down with a case of severe altitude sickness, two volcanic eruptions and, at one point, tear gas wafting onto the set from a nearby riot.
Harrison Ford was originally offered the lead role but turned it down.
"Dino: [sarcastically] So basically we just call the army, schedule a battle. How would Wednesday around 3 be for you?"
"Alice Bowman: Things don't happen for a reason. They just happen."
