Tom Hanks has never been as emotionally naked as in the final five minutes of "Captain Phillips." It's a powerful catharsis after the harrowing ordeal with the Somali pirates, made all the more remarkable by the fact that it was unscripted and improvised with the actual medic on duty in the infirmary (Danielle Albert). I dissected the memorable scene with Hanks and director Paul Greengrass (watch below). Despite a very competitive race, it's generating buzz about a potential third Oscar for the popular actor. Turns out they shot the initial ending in which Phillips is alone for the first time after the rescue and gathers himself. But it didn't deliver the emotional impact they were seeking."The actual captain of the Bainbridge, Frank Castellano, was there observing us," Hanks recalls, "and we asked when he met Phillips and he said [that it wasn't until] after he came out of the infirmary. And we said,...