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Taking Chance

Director: Ross Katz
Writer: Michael Strobl, Ross Katz
Producer: Fred Berger, Lori Keith Douglas, Ross Katz, Brad Krevoy, Frank Schaeffer, William Teitler, Cathy Wischner-Sola
Theatrical: 2009
Rated: Not Rated
Studio: HBO Films
Genre: Drama, War, TV Movie
Duration: 77
Media: Digital
Collection ID: 1654
DVD Details
Languages: English
Sound: Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Picture Format: 1080p HD Widescreen
Credits
LtCol Mike Strobl
Kevin Bacon
Charlie Fitts
Tom Aldredge
Nate Strobl (as Nicholas Reese Art)
Nicholas Art
Chris Phelps
Blanche Baker
Navy Chaplain
Tom Bloom
Gary Hargrove
Guy Boyd
Robert Orndoff
James Castanien
Tom Garrett
Gordon Clapp
MGySgt Demetry
Mike Colter
Marine Driver (as GySgt Henry Coy)
Henry Coy
Ticketing Agent
Joel de la Fuente
Ticketing Agent
Liza Colón-Zayas
Gretchen
Ann Dowd
A.V. Scott
Tate Ellington
Army Sergeant
Noah Fleiss
Jeff Mack
Julian Gamble
Corporal Arenz
Enver Gjokaj
Major Thompson
Brendan Griffin
Dover Team Leader (as Sgt Adam Hayes)
Adam Hayes
TSA Agent
Danny Hoch
Olivia Strobl
Ruby Jerins
Business Man
Tom Kemp
General Kruger
John Bedford Lloyd
Rich Brewer
John Magaro
Robert Rouse
Matthew Morrison
Sgt. Neuman
Maximilian Osinski
Major Schott
Wolé Parks
Minneapolis Cargo Handler
Del Pentecost
Minneapolis Cargo Handler (as Dominic Colon)
Dominic Colón
Tall Flight Attendant
Christina Rouner
Sgt Mulcahy
Victor Slezak
Philly Cargo Worker
Felix Solis
Annie
Sarah Thompson
Stacey Strobl
Paige Turco
Mortuary Technician
Sharon Washington
Colonel Karen Bell
Julie White
Kelley Phelps
Emily Wickersham
Larry Hertzog
William Wise
John Phelps
Tom Wopat
Military Honorary Metal Preparer
Joseph Basile
Honor Guard
Douglas Spaltro
Summary
In April, 2004, casualties mount in Iraq. At Quantico, choices focus on increasing troop strength or only replacing casualties. Lt. Col. Michael Strobl crunches numbers. Stung by his superior's rejection of his recommendation because he lacks recent combat experience, Strobl volunteers for escort duty, accompanying the remains Pfc. Chance Phelps, killed at 19. From Dover to Philadelphia by hearse, from there to Minneapolis and on to Billings by plane, and then by car to Phelps' Wyoming home - person after person pays respects. Kind words, small gifts, and gratitude are given Strobl to deliver to the family on this soul-searching journey. What are his own discoveries?