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That's Willy!
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... in "Free Willy 2".
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Under the direction of Dwight Little,
the cast is together again...
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... for a sequel some
may not have expected.
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I used to joke
that we were gonna do a sequel.
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And everybody thought I was crazy.
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But I did feel that it was
possible to make a sequel...
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...if somebody could come up
with a good enough story.
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My husband and I have this place
in the Northwest.
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Quite often, there are tankers.
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My fear is that a tanker will spill
and contaminate our waters.
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We thought, "There's whales
in those waters...
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...and seals and dolphins,
and what if that happened?"
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"That would certainly hurt Willy."
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And that's how the idea
of the next sequel came.
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We created a scenario
that is very plausible.
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The oil tankers run up and down
the San Juan straits...
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...and they have accidents.
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Give me something down there.
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- I got nothing.
- We're doing the best we can.
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My God.
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If it's a single-line hull,
and oil spills...
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...the oil goes all over.
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When the oil spills,
it kills animals, ruins plant life...
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...it forever changes the landscape
of the country.
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We try to bring the whale family
and the Greenwood family...
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...together at the same time.
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But each with their own,
very real, conflicts.
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- You have a brother.
- What?
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He's a half brother, actually.
He's 8 years old.
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Don't touch me. Just leave me alone.
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I don't want a brother,
I want my mom!
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Jesse's mother has passed away,
and there's a stepbrother.
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And that is what really starts
a lot of conflict.