Chance Phelps (USMC) was a 19-year-old soldier with United States Marine Corp. he was killed in the Al Anbar Province of Iraq while on active duty. Now HBO has filmed this true story of a soldier “Taking Chances” and is released on Memorial Day 2009.

Taking Chance is based on the true story of Chance Phelps (USMC) who got killed in the line of duty during Iraq war and Lieutenant Colonel Michael Strobl (USMC) was determined by an overpowering aspiration to accompany the body of Chance Phelps (USMC) 19 year old soldier to his home in Montana where his parents are waiting to see him for the last time. His superior officers told him it was extremely bizarre but they saw his bottomless confidence and approved the request.

What follows was an incident so touching, so strange that it would change Lt. Strobl´s life eternally. According to Strobl the movie portrays the proceedings so precisely that as he watched the making get in progress it was like it is happening again.

Kevin Bacon has performed the character of Lieutenant Colonel Michael Strobl (USMC). “Taking Chance” is a movie which will touch your feelings and you will feel it deep inside of you but its appropriate release to correspond with Memorial Day 2009 is unanticipated. In the entire ordeal about motivation correspondence, revoke of “don´t ask don´t tell” and the common emotion of descending and losing the noninterventionist trail to our own end this spectacular Movie is an authoritative prompt of America´s proud military inheritance.

“Taking Chance” is a true film about soldier named as Chance Phelps (USMC) whose body was escorted by Lieutenant Colonel Michael Strobl (USMC) played by “Kevin Bacon” the movie is directed Ross Katz who was also nominated for the Oscars for best production Award.

Chance Phelps USMC

Chance Phelps USMC