Movie |
Mining | Chile
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Best Movie for Mature Audiences | 2016
Best Supporting Actor Feature Film | 2016 | Rodrigo
Best Picture | 2016
Best Director | 2016 | Patricia
Best Actor Feature Film | 2016 | Antonio
Best Actress Feature Film | 2016 | Juliette
Best Supporting Actress Feature Film | 2016 | Cote de
Best Actor Feature Film | 2016 | Mario
Best Supporting Actor Feature Film | 2016 | Lou Diamond
Best Supporting Actress Feature Film | 2016 | Kate del
Most Valuable Film of the Year | 2016 | Patricia
Cinema for Peace Award for the Most Valuable Film of the Year | 2016 | Patricia
Most Inspiring Movie | 2016
Most Inspiring Performance in Movies | 2016 | Antonio
Main Competition | 2015 | Checco
Budget 25,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 24,900,000 USD
Due to lack of work, the rescued miners took roles in the production of the movie being filmed about its history in Copiapó, Chile.
The idea for this movie was already a concern for the miners when they were trapped underground, realizing that they were celebrities on the outside. In order to ensure an equal share of the profits of any copyrights from their story, they agreed on publishing one official version of their ordeal. After they were rescued, they hired a law firm in Santiago to represent them overseas. This led to a talent agency in New York City, who chose an Hispanic American journalist and novelist, Hector Tobar, who undertook a thorough research of the events and held extensive interviews with each of the miners, their families and some of the authorities involved. The final book, Deep Down Dark, is the inspiration for the movie.
Mario Sepúlveda, one of the real 33 Chilean miners, met Antonio Banderas in Colombia during the first days of filming. Sepúlveda became supervisor of the extras for the movie.
Final film (by release date) with a musical score composed by James Horner, who died less than two months before the release of the film. His final film composition was for Southpaw (2015).
The director of the movie Patricia Riggen demanded the actors speak English as well as speaking Spanish with a Chilean accent. This was very difficult for the actors.
"Mario Sepúlveda: That's not a rock, that's the heart of the mountain. She finally broke."
"Mario Gomez: If that is our last supper... I quit!"
![The 33 - Official Trailer [HD]](https://img.youtube.com/vi/hOoIBOYqHyw/mqdefault.jpg)
