Last Breath's Woody Harrelson, Simu Liu & Finn-Cole Break Down the Real-Life Danger of Filming

I’m of the mindset that humans have no business exploring the ocean or outer space. (It is simply none of my business what’s down or up there!) I am, however, grateful that not everyone shares my opinion for the sake of scientific advancement and the well-being of humanity. Take, for example, the deep-sea divers featured in Last Breath, who submerge themselves hundreds of feet below sea level in order to repair a pipe. Sound like a dangerous job? It is. And the film explores just how dangerous it can actually be. Based on a true story and directed by Alex Parkinson (who also co-directed the documentary version of the tale alongside Richard da Costa), the film centers on Chris Lemons (Finn Cole), a diver who finds himself living a nightmare when the umbilical cable tethering him to the ship snaps, leaving him without light, heat, or oxygen. His teammates — focused and no-nonsense David (Simu Liu) and joke-cracking veteran Duncan (Woody Harrelson) — are forced to race against the clock to rescue him before it’s too late. The story itself is naturally thrilling and suspenseful, but what sets the film apart is the dynamic between the three main characters. Cole, Liu, and Harrelson have a fun, easy chemistry that elevates this survival thriller. Collider got the chance to speak to the trio about their on- and offscreen friendship, as well as some scary days on set and the most interesting things they learned about this dangerous job that’s so rarely depicted in the media. #LastBreath #WoodyHarrelson #simuliu For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit https://collider.com FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL   / collider     / collider     / collider