For his efforts, the agent got an autograph from White. After the film, for which Hanks earned an Oscar nomination, White heard from the actor again, but not for an acting role.
She told the Tennessean in that the star, who had launched his own record label, PlayTone, after the success of his musical film That Thing You Do! She was starting her own label, Skinny White Girl Records, at the time, and declined. The passing of White who was also an in-demand vocal coach and author, and won three Grammys for contributions to The Apostle soundtrack and the bluegrass-gospel compilations Amazing Grace and Amazing Grace 2 prompted an outpouring of remembrances from friends as diverse as the Oak Ridge Boys and Tony-winning Broadway star Lin-Manuel Miranda.
Newswire Powered by. Examples of this include Chuck's increasingly painful toothache that he notices early on, his sailing trophies and awards displayed at the beginning of the film, and the rope knots audiences see when he's at the island mountain's summit, which appear far too noose-like for mere coincidence.
But one thing that's never explicitly explained is what's in the unopened FedEx box with the artsy wing design. Chuck opens all of the other boxes he finds, but he never opens that one; he seems to leave it untouched with a sense of reverence.
According to the film's script, the package contains salsa, which is meant to "spice up" the relationship it pertains to. But audiences never find that out within the movie itself. This confirmed for him that suicide was out of the picture, but it also gave him a new lease at life.
It is then that he knew that he was meant to survive this. His hope was renewed and he started thinking about going home again. Having survived those years on the island, there is nothing that can break Chuck now. Being alone for four years, making do with the things at hand, and keeping himself alive with next to nothing at his disposal, he learned that pushing forward is the only way one should move. It is with this optimism that he embarks on his journey the next day.
On the island, Chuck was accompanied by several FedEx boxes that were supposed to be delivered by the plane he was on. He opened those boxes and used the items inside for his survival, one of whom became his only companion on the lonely island. There was, however, one box that he did not open. It had angel wings on it, and somehow, he thought that this was a sign from God.
The package gave him hope that one day, he would leave the island and complete the task of delivering it. He kept it as-is for four years and took it across the ocean for his final journey. Once back home, he decides to deliver it and thank the person for their package, which was one of the things that kept him alive on the island. When he arrives there, we realize that it is the same place where the movie had started. A woman had sent a FedEx package to her husband, which found its way to Russia, which is where Chuck had been when we first met him.
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