A Hollywood movie to be made on the Thailand cave rescue
The mission to rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach from a Thai cave has inspired a film producer so much so that he has decided to make a Hollywood movie on it, the film is announced by faith-based production house Pure Flix.
Michael Scott, the managing partner who lives in Thailand was present at the site in Chaing Rai to rescue the boys as the boys were pulled out from the cave safely, Micheal Scott tweeted on Tuesday, ” My wife actually grew up with the Thai Navy SEAL that died in the cave. To see all that heroic bravery in the cave, and to get all the divers out, it’s just such a touching event and so personal to me”.
A footage was floating on Wednesday where boys from Wild Boar Team had been successfully taken out on stretchers after a three day continuous rescue struggle. According to the doctors the boys are in sound physical and mental state despite of spending 18 days in that dark cave.
“We’re here really looking at this as a movie that could inspire millions of people across the globe,” said Scott. He further added, “We’re here witnessing the events, gathering some contacts and everything, to really tell a story about an international effort, the entire world coming together to save kids trapped in this Thai cave.”
David A.R. White, the co- founder of Pure Flix told the Wall street company who quoted his statement , “Pure Flix joins the rest of the world in thanking God for answering prayers for the successful rescue of those trapped in the cave in Thailand,”
