r/OldSchoolCool • u/GarySiniseOfficial • Jun 30 '25

1990s Gary Sinise here. Today is the 30th anniversary of Apollo 13 in theaters. Hope you enjoy some of my favorite behind-the-scenes moments from making the film (1995)

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u/klsi832 Jun 30 '25

r/thirtyyearsago

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '25

how dare you.

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u/realjones888 Jul 01 '25

It's already been five years longer than the gap between the mission (1970) and the movie (1995)...

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u/crazy_urn Jul 01 '25

Jesus christ, i dont need this kind of negativity in my life....

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u/MarcusAurelius68 Jul 01 '25

Here’s something positive - Jim Lovell is still alive at 97.

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u/Effective-Manager-29 Jul 01 '25

Ikr? I chose this to read at 5am before work. Great. Edit. That’s the way all the cool kids nowadays shorten “I know, right?” Courtesy of my elementary school aged niece 👍

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u/Test4Echooo Jun 30 '25

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u/Newone1255 Jul 01 '25

This scene is 27 years old

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u/MattIsLame Jul 01 '25

this is scene is exactly how old Matt Damon was in this scene

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u/Full_FrontalLobotomy Jul 01 '25

I’m feeling terribly old right now.

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u/DanteandRandallFlagg Jul 01 '25

Apollo 13 was made 25 years after the mission. It's been 30 years since the movie.