Beneath the Surface: The Making of 'The Hunt for Red October'
May 06 2003
•0h 29m
•This program features the standard mix of movie clips, production materials, and interviews. Cast and crew start at the beginning and discussed the acquisition of the rights to Clancy's novel and various adaptation issues. They then went into casting, research for the roles, and many technical topics related to the subs and other special effects concerns.
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Alec Baldwin
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Jan de Bont
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Larry Ferguson
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Scott Glenn
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