[Note: During filming, Chaplin was in the midst of a difficult divorce from his first wife, teenaged bride Mildred Harris, a 17 year-old whom the 29 year-old Chaplin married in 1918.]Anglo-Austrian director Frederick Baker created a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the making of the film, including interviews, with the documentary essayShadowing the Third Man (2004)...Padorin will send the entire fleet..They""ll find us and hunt us down." The captain calmly explained how they had "one chance in three" to survive.Later, he told Borodin: "Moscow is not the worry, nor the whole Soviet Navy.I know their tactics.I have the advantage.No.The worry is the Americans.If we meet the right sort, this will work.We get some buckaroo..."Ryan traveled by plane to the aircraft carrierUSS Enterprise, part of the North Atlantic Fleet, commanded by Rear Admiral Joshua Painter (Fred Thompson), who respected the fact that Ryan had been a Marine officer and a Naval Academy graduate when serious injuries in a chopper accident forced him to study from the hospital during his fourth year.Hasslein""s description of the complicated nature of time travel in his TV interview in the third film)." He stressed how her feelings were legitimate:"Being scared is good.Fear is good.Fear motivates.Fear gives you the feeling of being alive."On Halloween Day, in preparation for the live Internet show, the students were given a clip-on mini-camera to wear above one ear, through which Web viewers would be given inter-active clickable images (via split-screen), with choice about which student (or camera) to follow.