 FACT: Notwithstanding that this movie used dramatic license to make  a better story, a few points should be clarified, particularly  concerning the portrayals of Astronaut Fred Haise and the Grumman  Corporation: Fred Haise was considered one of the best and brightest  of his group (1966); the scenes where he gives Swigert a dirty look  in the Simulator, blames Swigert for the Accident, and nearly screws  up the course correction maneuver are not supported by any  historical account available to this contributor. Grumman  Corporation Personnel worked as hard as anyone else on the team to  bring the Apollo 13 Crew home safely; the display of "no can do"  attitude shown in the movie is not supported by any historical  account available to this contributor. This movie also neglects the  contributions of Astronaut Charlie Duke; by the time of the  Accident, he was no longer contagious but still feeling unwell. He  got out of his sick bed to help devise new Lunar Module Procedures,  just as Ken Mattingly is shown doing for the Command Module 