The volleyball fell off the raft and floated away out to sea, but Chuck Noland (Tom Hanks) tried to get it back by swimming over to it. Then the volleyball floated too far away from the raft and Chuck would have drowned. So he had to forget about it and swim back to the raft. He gets another volleyball at the end as one is seen in his car while he is driving when making a delivery on his first day back to work.
The volleyball was named Wilson as in the name of the manufacturer of the ball.
Wilson
In the movie "Castaway"- Chuck Noland names the volleyball Wilson because he is loney. He does not have anyone to laugh with or talk to. So calling it a human name keeps him from feeling lonley. When he loses Wilson- he is heart broken. To keep his mind in touch with everything (like what he holds dear to him)- mainly his human sanity- he names the ball and treats the ball as a person. He talks to the ball, shares his day with the ball- but to him, it is a person. That is his last grasp on his sanity. Basically he is trying to stop himself from going mad and when he loses the volleyball- he realises that he has possibly lost the only link back to his human side.
Wilson whom is a vollyball.
Sylvia Field (Mrs. Martha Wilson) who was born February 28, 1901 passed away July 31, 1998 in a nursing home located in Fallbrook, California at the age of 97 .
The volleyball was named Wilson as in the name of the manufacturer of the ball.
Wilson
it's a volleyball, and Chuck names it WilsonIt was a soccer ball, and it was Wilson--the brand name.No, it actually was a volleyball
I'm guessing you mean the volleyball in the Tom Hanks film Cast Away? In which case it was Wilson.
Please see the related link below for a picture. They have one posted in the article on Wikipedia.
Wilson deshields passed away 1991.
In the movie "Castaway"- Chuck Noland names the volleyball Wilson because he is loney. He does not have anyone to laugh with or talk to. So calling it a human name keeps him from feeling lonley. When he loses Wilson- he is heart broken. To keep his mind in touch with everything (like what he holds dear to him)- mainly his human sanity- he names the ball and treats the ball as a person. He talks to the ball, shares his day with the ball- but to him, it is a person. That is his last grasp on his sanity. Basically he is trying to stop himself from going mad and when he loses the volleyball- he realises that he has possibly lost the only link back to his human side.
Wilson whom is a vollyball.
Physiological - Getting coconut milk and learning to spear fish to eat Safety - finding a home in a cave Belongingness and Love - Finding companionship in his volleyball Wilson Esteem - not sure Self-Actualization - not sure
What happened at the end of the movie was Freak died of a disease and Well The fair Gwen of heir moved away i was crying for all of it
The inventor of volleyball, William G. Morgan, passed away in 1942.
Wilson is covered in dust from the ashes due to the volcanic eruption that occurred on the island where Chuck Noland, played by Tom Hanks, is stranded in the movie "Cast Away." The volcanic ash covered the entire island, including Wilson the volleyball, which is why he appears dusty.