Chuck Noland
December of 2000, a creative team came together to meet and understand the needs of a true survivor. Out of the many FedEx deliveries made within the company, this specific one had taken a turn for the worse. Chuck Noland (Tom Hanks) is victim of a plane crash that followed a rough storm while traveling to make a delivery. Not being in contact with anyone for help, Chuck becomes forced to do the only thing he could do...survive When Chuck Noland (Tom Hanks) is washed up on an island which was his way and concept of living. He isn’t communicating directly to anyone but his volleyball friend is displaying his emotions throughout the movie. (Yourdictionary.com) For the most part Chuck (Tom Hanks) is scared and his facial expressions elaborates that fairly well. Chuck (Tom Hanks) woke up on an island vocally calling out “Hello” while alone on the island. Chuck is inherently calling out to no one. Chuck quickly emphasizes in such irritation in his tone of voice. Chuck’s appearance changed for the worst right before the crash. While Chuck was on the plane everything he was wearing was just fitted. Chuck was wearing long
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His pants were hanging past his feet as if he just went for a swim, he had no shoes on because he lost his shoes during the crash, and Chuck was weighted down. This finally led to conclusion that Chuck was stranded on an island alone with no one in sight or any signal to be rescued. (Yourdictionary.com) Chuck’s hair begins to get long and his facial hair begins to appear as the days goes on. As four years goes on Chuck is nearly wearing anything he was wearing before. Chuck’s gestures were quite obvious. It could be picked up when Chuck was angry, sad, happy, or even scared just by the look of his face. He didn’t have to say anything because nonverbal gestures would signal just by his facial expressions on how he felt at the
His pants were hanging past his feet as if he just went for a swim, he had no shoes on because he lost his shoes during the crash, and Chuck was weighted down. This finally led to conclusion that Chuck was stranded on an island alone with no one in sight or any signal to be rescued. (Yourdictionary.com) Chuck’s hair begins to get long and his facial hair begins to appear as the days goes on. As four years goes on Chuck is nearly wearing anything he was wearing before. Chuck’s gestures were quite obvious. It could be picked up when Chuck was angry, sad, happy, or even scared just by the look of his face. He didn’t have to say anything because nonverbal gestures would signal just by his facial expressions on how he felt at the