It is such an important message and such an important story. It is a message of courage and heroism in the face of just horrible circumstances.

Certainly, there are people whose family members were on the plane that want the heroism that transpired that day to be public knowledge.

Perhaps a hero is someone who doesn’t register his own vulnerability. Is it courage, then, if you’re too daft to know you’re mortal?

Sometimes standing against evil is more important than defeating it. The greatest heroes stand because it is right to do so, not because they believe they will walk away with their lives. Such selfless courage is a victory in itself.

Being terrified but going ahead and doing what must be done—that's courage. The one who feels no fear is a fool, and the one who lets fear rule him is a coward.

It really establishes the fact that there were no one or two heroes on Flight 93. There were 40 people, and I think each contributed what they could contribute that day. And because of that, they are all heroes.