American Sniper Trailer 2

This American Sniper featurette features Taya Kyle, wife of Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle, reflecting on the movie. Clint Eastwood, Bradley Cooper and Sienna Miller are also featured. The screenwriter reveals that he turned in the American Sniper script just two days before he learned of Chris Kyle's death. Taya Kyle called him a week later and told him that if the movie was going to be made, they needed to do it right.

Taya Kyle, widow of Chris Kyle, addresses the crowd at the NRA-ILA Leadership Forum in Houston, Texas on May 3, 2013. Despite her husband's life being taken by an individual wielding a firearm, Taya reiterates the importance of guns in protecting oneself and others from harm and evil, both at home and abroad. Taya also describes her husband's decision to leave the military to save their marriage.

This January 2012 Bill O'Reilly Chris Kyle interview on The O'Reilly Factor followed Kyle's appearance on The Opie & Anthony Show, when he confirmed that he had punched former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura in a bar altercation in 2006. Kyle describes the incident to Bill O'Reilly, saying that Ventura was "bad-mouthing the war, bad-mouthing Bush, bad-mouthing America."

In this January 2012 interview on The Opie & Anthony Show, Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle confirmed that it was former Minnesota Governor and WWF wrestler Jesse Ventura who he had punched during a 2006 altercation described in his memoir. After the Opie & Anthony Chris Kyle interview, the story was devoured by the mainstream media, igniting the controversy. Kyle then confirmed the story again on The O'Reilly Factor.

Navy Seal sniper Chris Kyle explains some of the details from his book American Sniper, including the differences between the SEAL teams and how he was able to make a 2,100 yard shot in combat. During the interview, Kyle also talks about the $20,000 bounty that was put on his head and the heads of his fellow snipers.

Navy SEAL Chris Kyle explains confirmed kills. He also describes what it was like to kill someone for the first time. Chris says that despite being "decent" at killing, he does not need to do it to survive. "I'm a better husband and father than I was a killer."

Clint Eastwood directs Bradley Cooper in American Sniper, the story of Chris Kyle, the most lethal sniper in U.S. military history. The U.S. Navy SEAL is sent to Iraq to protect his brothers-in-arms, and his pinpoint accuracy saves countless lives, soon earning him the nickname "Legend." After serving four harrowing tours in Iraq, he returns home to find that he can't escape the war.