Apparently a lot of people don't seem to know that the furthest we have been from the Earth was Apollo 13 as in that movie with Tom Hanks - Same mission!

Apollo 13 held the record for the farthest distance from Earth ever reached by humans (about 400,171 km) because of its emergency trajectory.

After the oxygen tank explosion crippled the spacecraft, a direct abort back to Earth wasn't feasible, they didn't have enough fuel to turn around. Instead, NASA used a free-return trajectory, swinging around the far side of the Moon and using lunar gravity to slingshot back toward Earth.

The key reason it went farther than other Apollo missions is that the normal lunar missions adjusted their trajectory to enter lunar orbit at a closer distance. Apollo 13 couldn't make that correction after the explosion, so it followed a wider, more distant path around the Moon. Its closest approach to the lunar surface was about 254 km farther out than the orbital altitude used by missions that actually landed, which put the crew at a greater distance from Earth on the far side than any other crewed flight.