StorylineIn Canada, David Suzuki is pretty much an icon: a household name synonymous with nature and science, best known as the host of the long-running CBC TV show “The Nature of Things” and as a pioneering and passionate environmentalist. Although he is a tad less well known here south of the border, he may be the most inspiring, charming, eloquent, compelling voice for environmental sanity in the world today. At the age of 75, he shows no signs of slowing down. By all measures David Suzuki is extraordinary, and you can’t help but wish that everyone cared about the earth as much as he does—and that everyone could see Force of Nature because watching this film might make them care as much as he does. But what drove him to become the phenomenon he is? This engrossing documentary guides us through his life and reveals the key events and people that shaped him.

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The occasion for the film is Suzuki’s return to the University of British Columbia to deliver his legacy lecture to a sold-out audience. Director Sturla Gunnarsson interweaves Suzuki’s stirring and insightful address with candid interviews to create a captivating portrait of a man whose essential decency speaks volumes about the beauty of the planet he’s trying so hard to save.Trailer.

Forces of Nature is a 1999 American romantic comedy film directed by Bronwen Hughes and starring Ben Affleck and Sandra Bullock.

Plot[edit]

Ben Holmes (Ben Affleck) is a 'blurb' writer responsible for writing the short introductions on the sleeves of hardcover books. On his way from his home in New York City to Savannah, Georgia for his wedding to Bridget (Maura Tierney), he's already anxious about flying. His nerves are worsened when he's seated next to Sarah (Sandra Bullock), a free-spirited drifter who begins to talk to Ben immediately. On takeoff, a bird flies into one of the engines, causing a flameout. Now completely afraid to fly, Ben reluctantly agrees to travel with Sarah, who also needs to get to Savannah within a few days.

During the course of their trip, luck seems to separate them from their destination — from being on the wrong car of a train to getting caught in thunderstorms. However, Ben is impressed by Sarah's fun-loving personality, and starts to form a close bond with her. As they get nearer to their destination, Ben starts to doubt his decision to marry Bridget, and considers allowing fate to pair him with Sarah, who reveals that she is separated from her son who lives in Savannah. Upon arrival, Ben and Bridget still agree to get married since they realize even after everything that has happened, they truly love each other. Sarah witnesses the reconciliation and sneaks away to find her son and move on with her life.

Cast[edit]

• Ben Affleck as Ben Holmes
• Sandra Bullock as Sarah Lewis
• Maura Tierney as Bridget Cahill
• Steve Zahn as Alan
• Blythe Danner as Virginia Cahill
• Ronny Cox as Hadley Cahill
• Michael Fairman as Richard Holmes
• Richard Schiff as Joe
• Afemo Omilami as Cab Driver
• David Strickland as Steve Montgomery
• Jack Kehler as Vic DeFranco
• Janet Carroll as Barbara Holmes
• Meredith Scott Lynn as Debbie
• George D. Wallace as Max
• Steve Hytner as Jack Bailey
• John Doe as Carl Lewis
• Anne Haney as Emma
• Bert Remsen as Ned
• Bill Erwin as Murray

Production[edit]

Shooting took place over three days at South of the Border, a tourist attraction near Dillon, South Carolina.^[2]

The Joseph Johnson House, a private home on Craven Street in Beaufort, South Carolina known as 'The Castle', was used as the Cahill house.^[2][3]

Reception[edit]

Forces of Nature received mixed reviews from critics, as the movie currently holds a 45% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 65 reviews.

References[edit]

1. ^'Forces of Nature at Box Office Mojo'. Retrieved 2010-09-29.
2. ^ ^ab'Movies Filmed in South Carolina: Forces of Nature'. Retrieved June 7, 2018.
3. ^'Joseph Johnson House – Beaufort, South Carolina'. South Carolina Picture Project. Retrieved June 7, 2018.

External links[edit]

• Forces of Nature on IMDb
• Forces of Nature at AllMovie
• Forces of Nature at Rotten Tomatoes
• Forces of Nature at Box Office Mojo