Interesting. How they will stretch a 2 minute ordeal into 120 minutes should be interesting. I’m guessing they will show Sully beaten down on the playground when he is 5 years old for his marbles…then picking himself up by his bootstraps to conquer all of life from that point on. 
http://www.people.com/article/clint-eastwood-direct-miracle-hudson-biopic-sullenberger
Best reaction comment by an Internet user: If Clint decides to become a woman, I am leaving this country…
BeachAV8R
Someone on the radio yesterday had a good question… who was the co-pilot. You never hear a peep about him… certainly he played a bit of a part in all this 
As for the guts of the movie… yes, lots of fluff… then 10 minutes of action 
Its Hollywood. 35 mins of pax boarding 10 mins of crew prep 30 mins of flight/deplaning in the Hudson. With the rest being the pilots cooping with the incident. And 20 minutes of credits with actual footage from thw incident behind the credits.
Ok, I got this
MIRACLE OF CLINT - ACT 1, SCENE 5
FADE IN:
COCKPIT. FLIGHT 1549. DAY
SULLY (CLINT):
Well, it look likes the orphanage is all ready to fly - all 155 of the poor little fellas – Let’s get this bird in the air…
(SQUINTS TO CAMERA. CAMERA PAN TO OUTSIDE)
SOMBRE MUSIC. BUILDING TO CRESCENDO.
FOCUS ON FIFTEEN CANADIAN GEESE ON RUNWAY.
GOOSE1 (CGI):
Squawk! (EYES NARROW IN ANGER)
AIRCRAFT ROLLS OUT. CAMERA BACK TO CLINT. EXTREME CLOSE UP.
SULLY (CLINT):
My God, no. The CANADIAN Geese!
GEESE (UNISON):
SQUAWK!! EH!
SULLY (CLINT): TURNS TO CO-PILOT (CAITLYN JENNER). LOOKS BACK TO LEAD GOOSE1:
Uh uh. I know what you’re thinking Geese.
“Did he start four engines or only two?” Well to tell you the truth in all this excitement I kinda lost track myself. But being this is an Airbus A320, the most economical short-haul in the world and would blow you head clean off, you’ve gotta ask yourself one question:
“Do I feel lucky geese?” Well, do ya, punk?
MUSIC RISES IN TEMPO. EXTREME CLOSE-UP ON ANGRY GOOSE1…
PAN TO ENGINES.
FADE OUT…
I think Frog nailed it.
Only if he can trim that moustache to a pencil width and have a convincing psuedo-European French-Canadian undecipherable accent.
GOOSE1:
Aaah Veal GIIIT You Sully, Sacre Bleau!! (FLAP FLAP)
I would have thought they sounded more like Bob and Doug
Too likeable.
Evil Villain Action Movie, Rule #17 - ‘To enhance the primary antagonist’s impression of being slightly sinister, use a strong European accent. English is ideal, but French or Eastern European work well too.’
In an earlier scene Goose 1 is shown bullying a seagull (voiced by William H. Macy, protecting his gull family) so we already have some ‘unstable temper bird’ foreshadowing.
How about radicalized Geese? no?
Ah, I was playing with the idea of introducing a radicalized Sturgeon squad to ACT 3.
On the water Clint would fight off huge fish, while the orphan’s paddled to safety. It would have a sort of Jaws-vibe, with the backdrop of New Yorker’s all throwing hotdogs to distract the fish, in that ‘Hero almost beaten, saved by ordinary salt-of-the-earth city workers’ kinda deal.
It’s a work in progress.
I’d like backstory on the Geese… but maybe save it for the prequel?
I had pencilled in Bruce Willis for the prequel.
He’d also play a bird - I was thinking of going with the title ‘Hudson Hawk’?
yippee ki yay Mother Goose!
I think you need to JJ Abrams-up the script a bit and have Sully collide with this guy:
Was that a goose??!
No…I think it was Jeb Corliss…
Don’t be talkin’ 
about Sully, a fellow Rhino veteran; or I will put a curse upon you! I’m surprised Tom Hanks hasn’t jumped at this role.
Um. Well, about that…
