The 15:17 to Paris (2018)
Spencer Stone and Alek Skarlatos are attending a suburban Christian middle school. They bond over their interest in guns, and are often sent to the principal’s office for disciplinary action. Once, while sent to the principal’s office, they meet another student, who often misbehaves in school, Anthony Sadler, and the three become friends. Spencer and Alek are from single-mother homes, and their mothers often stick up for them when called to the principal’s office regarding their misconduct. While working part time at a smoothie shop, Spencer waits on a recruiter for the United States Marine Corps.
He asks the recruiter what military branch he would select if he could go back. The recruiter replies that the Air Force pararescue save lives and “seem to being doing fine work in the field.” Spencer is intrigued and decides that he wants to join up, so he begins working out to lose weight. After several months of rigorous training and exercise, he gets into better shape and enlists in the Air Force in hopes of becoming a Pararescueman. Upon completing basic training, Spencer takes his exams to qualify for pararescue school but is turned down due to having poor depth perception. Upset, he chooses from the other Air Force options left to him, and is soon stationed abroad.
Date of download: 2015-11-11T17:22:34+00:00
Cast:  Spencer StoneHimself  Anthony SadlerHimself  Alek SkarlatosHimself  Judy GreerJoyce Eskel  Jenna FischerHeidi Skarlatos |
Spencer Stone and Alek Skarlatos are attending a suburban Christian middle school. They bond over their interest in guns, and are often sent to the principal’s office for disciplinary action. Once, while sent to the principal’s office, they meet another student, who often misbehaves in school, Anthony Sadler, and the three become friends. Spencer and Alek are from single-mother homes, and their mothers often stick up for them when called to the principal’s office regarding their misconduct. While working part time at a smoothie shop, Spencer waits on a recruiter for the United States Marine Corps.
He asks the recruiter what military branch he would select if he could go back. The recruiter replies that the Air Force pararescue save lives and “seem to being doing fine work in the field.” Spencer is intrigued and decides that he wants to join up, so he begins working out to lose weight. After several months of rigorous training and exercise, he gets into better shape and enlists in the Air Force in hopes of becoming a Pararescueman. Upon completing basic training, Spencer takes his exams to qualify for pararescue school but is turned down due to having poor depth perception. Upset, he chooses from the other Air Force options left to him, and is soon stationed abroad.
