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“MOST HEROES DON’T HAVE A CHOICE,” SAYS PHILLIPS. “THEY JUST DO THE BEST THEY CAN.”

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HERO What Tom Hanks learned playing Capt. Richard Phillips— and how the real-life Phillips now views his ﬁve days held hostage by Somali pirates

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CAPTAIN COURAGEOUS

For five harrowing days in 2009, Capt. Richard Phillips was held hostage by Somali pirates. Now he and Tom Hanks, who plays him in a new film, discuss bravery, fear, and that moment when an ordinary person finds himself doing extraordinary things.

hat makes a hero? Though heralded worldwide for his heroic actions after Somali pirates attacked his ship, the Maersk Alabama, in April 2009, Capt. Richard Phillips is too modest to go there. “Most heroes don’t have a choice; they just do the best they can,” says the forthright 58-year-old. “What’s that saying? A hero is someone who [is braver] five minutes longer?” Still an active merchant mariner, the Vermont resident is in New York City on this June day to reunite with Tom Hanks, who plays him in the riveting film Captain Phillips, based on his ordeal. Hanks, of course, knows a hero when he sees one. Sporting the mustache he grew for his Tony-nominated role in the play Lucky Guy, he greets Phillips warmly, inquiring about the captain’s next trip (he’s due to set sail shortly from Japan for the Persian Gulf ). The actor, 57, has his own take on the psychology of heroism: “A hero is somebody who voluntarily walks into the unknown,” he says. No matter how it’s defined, heroism is at the heart of director Paul Greengrass’s film. In theaters Oct. 11, Captain Phillips details the first hijacking of a U.S. cargo ship in 200 years, the time Phillips spent as a hostage in his vessel’s lifeboat, and the ultimate showdown between the pirates and Navy SEALs. “Every one of us hopes that if put to the test, we could acquit ourselves,” says Greengrass. “That’s why these stories inspire.” Here, Hanks and Phillips discuss everyday heroism and the challenges of portraying a real-life incident onscreen.

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TOM HANKS: I went up to his house in Vermont; it must have been March 2012. I asked him about his ﬁrst go-round of being a celebrity, the world tour he had to make upon his rescue. And, you know, “How do you be a captain of a ship?” The standard [answer] takes in the romance of the sea; every now and again you stare at the horizon and breathe in deeply. But if you did that on the Maersk Alabama, you’d essentially get diesel fumes. So [this role] was more about portraying the pressure-ﬁlled, workaday aspect of getting goods to port. CAPT. RICHARD PHILLIPS: A team of guys working together with the same purpose, that’s basically what it is.

disrupted by the pirate attack. A lot of people will be wondering how they might handle themselves in that situation. PHILLIPS: One thing I learned is that you’re stronger than you realize. I was afraid, but you’ve got to put that fear on the seat next to you and do what you have to do. I was pretty much in problemsolving mode the whole time.

Tom, when something like this happens in the news, do you think, “That’d make a great movie”? HANKS: Here’s what I always think: “Will this have to be blown

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Above, Tom Hanks and Capt. Richard Phillips in New York City, June 24. Far left, the navy takes over the orange lifeboat where Phillips was held hostage. Left, after his rescue, the captain was reunited with his family in Vermont on April 17, 2009.

How was the shoot? Paul Greengrass also directed United 93, another film about a real-life crisis in a confined space [the plane that was hijacked on 9/11 and crashed in Pennsylvania]. HANKS: On that movie, they would shoot the entire flight in the morning in real time, because it was only

In two scenes from Captain Phillips, Hanks confronts the pirates (above) and talks to the navy during the days-long lifeboat standoff.

an hour and a half at most, then shoot it again in the afternoon with the cameras in different positions. It’s a fascinating way of working because it’s all about behavior and procedure as opposed to “Let’s get the shot where we establish this.” I called up Matt Damon, who made [two of ] the Bourne movies with Paul, and he said, “Look, the ﬁrst time you do it, it’s a disaster, because everyone’s talking on top of each other. But then it settles down.” We were able to do that

mostly with the scenes on the bridge, prior to the pirates boarding. It’s a weird thing— you’re almost not performing; you’re behaving. Captain Phillips, how did you feel reliving the incident when you watched the ﬁlm? PHILLIPS: For me, it wasn’t bad. It’s in my past; I don’t think about it anymore. I was lucky enough to get through it, that’s the way I look at it. My wife cried at the end—it did affect her.

Did you have any sense of what was going on outside the lifeboat?

No, not at all. I didn’t know about the maelstrom of media going on at home. And even with the navy boat there [the USS Bainbridge arrived on the scene a day after the hijacking], what could they do? The normal routine was to escort the pirates to shore and wait for the ransom to be paid. As a hostage, I can say I’m glad they didn’t stick to the normal routine.

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In August, bookkeeper Antoinette Tuff persuaded an armed gunman to surrender at a Georgia school. Would you have the same courage under ﬁre? Below, four characteristics common to real-life heroes. BY ELIZABETH SVOBODA

They abide by a moral code. Heroes have often sworn allegiance to a They’re highly compassionate. Heroes often see strangers as people like system of principles that prize selfless action. (Think firefighters, police themselves instead of “others” with whom they have little in common. officers, or the clergy.) “Professional honor codes, as well as perHow can we change our view? Research by Deborah Small, Ph.D., and sonal codes, remind us of the values we stand for,” says heroism Paul Slovic, Ph.D., has shown it’s easy to shut down when we’re bomresearcher Zeno Franco, Ph.D., a psychologist at the Medical barded with grim statistics (“800,000 people were killed …”); we’re College of Wisconsin. In the case of Captain Phillips, “he had more apt to step in when we perceive others as individuals. If you internalized that code for captains of vessels.” want to help with hunger, for instance, get to know people at your Perhaps as a result, many heroes, including Phillips, downlocal soup kitchen; their struggles will inspire you to serve them. play their selfless deeds. “They say, ‘That’s what I’m supposed to They perform ordinary acts of kindness. In surveys, Stanford do,’ ” says psychologist Robin Rosenberg, Ph.D., author of Superhero emeritus psychologist Philip Zimbardo, Ph.D., has found that Antoinette Origins: What Makes Superheroes Tick and Why We Care. people who volunteer roughly 60 hours a year are more likely to have Tuff carried out heroic acts. Zimbardo believes that when you consistently They’ve been trained to take action. After the Boston Marathon perform good deeds, focusing on others’ needs begins to feel more natural. bombings, many bystanders and runners who rushed forward to help were doctors or EMTs. School clerk Antoinette Tuff had been taught how to Elizabeth Svoboda is the author of What Makes a Hero? The Surprising handle dangerous intruders. And according to a study published in Social Science of Selflessness, out this month from Current. Psychology Quarterly, people who help street assault victims are more likely to have had rescue training. Even doing something as simple as learning Who’s your real-life hero? Tell us at facebook.com/parademag CPR can help prepare you to act.

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out of proportion to make it a movie? Or can we adhere to the behavior as it really went down?” An example would be Apollo 13. The movie added a bit of baloney, but not much. No bad guys were added; no spies were put in. PHILLIPS: No chase scenes. HANKS: [laughs] No. By and large, the making of motion pictures is all about “Let’s ratchet it up.” And I always think, “We don’t need to ratchet this up.” If you do, don’t call it Captain Phillips or The Maersk Alabama. Call it something else, and then you have carte blanche to do anything, down to sea serpents and aliens.

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Paul would say, “We have to shoot some Navy SEAL porn today.” Guys jumping out of planes with all their gear, stuff like that. PHILLIPS: Since the incident, I’ve seen footage of the actual people going into the water. And it’s unbelievable. It’s more Hollywood than Hollywood. They are true titans, superheroes of our age. HANKS:

You seem reluctant to be labeled a hero yourself; in your book you call it “the H-word.” Do you feel, looking back, that you did have heroic moments? PHILLIPS: Oh, for me, it was my job. You take the paycheck, you do the job. As captain, you get all the blame, pretty much, and in this situation all the recognition, when it was 19 of my crew who were involved in it also. I’ve been more scared on ships. I’ve had a ﬁre in the engine room where I thought I had dead engineers. I’ve been through hurricanes. I mean, I feel glad that I didn’t lose any of my crew [on the Maersk Alabama].

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play, there was no fear. But you can’t help but think, well, that guy is willing to put himself in that position; the deﬁnition of heroism is in there. I have never met someone who did a heroic thing who didn’t say, “I was just doing my job.” The guys in World War II all say, “The heroes were the ones who never came back.” Do you think we all have the ability to rise to the occasion?

Not everybody, no. Some people are cowards. … I think by and large a third of people are villains, a third are cowards, and a third are heroes. Now, a villain and a coward can choose to be a hero, but they’ve got to make that choice.

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Captain Phillips, when you went to sea, did you always think that a pirate attack was a possibility? PHILLIPS: Oh, yeah. I always told my crew it wasn’t a matter of if, it was a matter of when. Because we don’t deal with piracy just in Somalia; Nigeria is worse. It’s in Malacca, Vietnam, the Sulu Sea, the Philippines, off of China, off both coasts of Africa and South America. HANKS: I watched a lot of video of you, and there was some guy who said, “Wasn’t it a mistake to take the ship where pirates are?” And you went, “Well, the pirates are all over the place.”

Tom, is there a special responsibility attached to playing a real person? HANKS:

I think so. A lot of

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