Good Morning, Vietnam (1988)
15 Jan 1988 ● English ● 2 hrs 1 min
Directed by Barry Levinson, starring Robin Williams, Forest Whitaker and Tung Thanh Tran in the lead roles.
Cast: Robin Williams
Crew: Barry Levinson (Director)
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Biography
Release Dates: 15 Jan 1988 (India)
Did you know? The film's portrayal of Adrian Cronauer has led to confusion as to the beliefs of the real Cronauer. According to a biography on Robin Williams, Cronauer has said that the film is about 45 percent accurate, and that the film misrepresented him to make him seem anti-war, when he was, in his own words, "anti-stupidity". Read More
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Direction
Director
Film Type:
Feature
Language:
English
Colour Info:
Color
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
1.85:1 (Flat)
Stereoscopy:
No
Trivia:
All of Adrian Cronauer's broadcasts were ad-libbed by Robin Williams.
The film's portrayal of Adrian Cronauer has led to confusion as to the beliefs of the real Cronauer. According to a biography on Robin Williams, Cronauer has said that the film is about 45 percent accurate, and that the film misrepresented him to make him seem anti-war, when he was, in his own words, "anti-stupidity".
The movie was largely filmed in Bangkok, Thailand. Several hundred male students from the International (American) School of Bangkok (ISB) were recruited as extras to perform in the multitude of shots showing American GI's throughout the film. As a courtesy, Robin Williams actually came to ISB and put on a stand up routine for all students in the 10th grade and above.
The film's portrayal of Adrian Cronauer has led to confusion as to the beliefs of the real Cronauer. According to a biography on Robin Williams, Cronauer has said that the film is about 45 percent accurate, and that the film misrepresented him to make him seem anti-war, when he was, in his own words, "anti-stupidity".
The movie was largely filmed in Bangkok, Thailand. Several hundred male students from the International (American) School of Bangkok (ISB) were recruited as extras to perform in the multitude of shots showing American GI's throughout the film. As a courtesy, Robin Williams actually came to ISB and put on a stand up routine for all students in the 10th grade and above.
