Master Chief Billy Sunday Navy Diver
In the 2000 film men of honor the character leslie william billy sunday portrayed by robert de niro is a u s.
Master chief billy sunday navy diver. Navy master diver rising to the position in 1970 despite also having an amputated left leg. This film is based on real life events of carl brashear the first black man to be accepted into the salvage divers school. Though de niro s character the boorish commander billy sunday is a composite of two specific naval instructors brashear had at the navy s new jersey diving school one a racist and the other a. If it is lost underwater he finds it.
As a crew member of the salvage ship uss hoist where he is assigned to the galley he is inspired by the bravery of one of the divers master chief petty officer leslie william billy sunday. No according to the film s press kit the character of master diver billy sunday in the movie men of honor portrayed by robert de niro is a fictional composite of several different sailors. Navy diver with the rank of master chief petty officer. Image courtesy of the u s.
Press materials describe de niro s character master chief navy diver billy sunday as a composite of the military men brashear clashed with over the years that s the way it happened and it s. Carl maxie brashear was a united states navy sailor. The navy diver is not a fighting man he is a salvage expert. Carl maxie brashear is one of those individuals who demonstrated unyielding tenacity to overcome his circumstances only to achieve his ultimate goal of becoming a united states navy master diver.
He eventually also earned the rank of master chief. According to the film s press kit the character of billy sunday who was a master chief navy diver and instructor at the diving school in the movie was a composite of various navy men in the film s press notes screenwriter scott marshall smith wrote this isn t a connect the dots biography. He is determined to overcome racism and become the first black american navy diver even proclaiming that he will become a master diver.