Question

An abandoned bus inhabited by adventurer Chris McCandless, removed by Alaskan authorities recently, was made famous in which book and film? The Edge, The Climb, Into Thin Air, Into the Wild

Answer 1

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• To portray this excruciating moment, Emile Hirsch had to make it real. For his role in the movie, he had lost 40 pounds.

• challenging and difficult scenes such as an encounter with a grizzly bear, crossing the river rapids, rock and mountain climbing. He did all of them without stunt-men.

• Sean had to wait 10 years before he had started the film in assurance of McCandless’ family’s approval of making Christopher’s life into the big screen.

Answer 2

An abandoned bus inhabited by adventurer Chris McCandless, removed by Alaskan authorities recently, was famous in "Into the wild" book and film.

• Christopher Johnson McCandless was born on 12th February 1968 in El Segundo, California,  United States. He was a hiker in America.

• Into the wild is a nonfiction book that was written by Jon Krakauer about  Chris McCandless titled "Death of an Innocent".

• In 2007, This book was adapted to a film of the same name " Into the wild". It was directed by Sean Penn .

• The movie and the book "Into the wild " make Chris McCandless famous even after his death in 1996.