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'United 93' featurette

Paul Greengrass discusses his passion for the 9/11 project.

Mar 29 2006

The makers of 'United 93' have added a featurette to the film's official website in which director Paul Greengrass talks about his reasons for making the movie.

The 'Bloody Sunday' director explains that the families of those who died on 9/11 felt that the time was right to tell their loved ones' stories, and for that reason he felt compelled to make the film.

It also features interviews with several family members, plus new footage from the film.

To access this moving featurette, head here and click on 'A Look Inside'.

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