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Good Morning, Vietnam / Добро утро, Виетнам (1987)Сигнализирай за проблем с филма? - Носителят на “Оскар” Робин Уилямс растърсва Сайгон от 1965 г. в ролята, за която критиците са единодушни, че е роден - на нестандартния диджей Ейдриън Кронауър. Призован в армията за ранно сутрешно радиошоу, Кронауър разтърсва дотогавашния равен и скучен тон, като залива ефира с остроумия и с най-хипарските песни от своята родина. Войниците го харесват, но офицерите са възмутени. Изобилстващ с комични изблици и наситен с най-големите хитове от 60-те години, филмът проследява щурите приключения на Кронауър в Сайгон сред един побъркан свят. Година: 1987 Държава: САЩ Жанр: Драма, Комедия, Военен Режисьор: Бари Левинсън Участват: Бруно Кърби, Робин Уилямс, Ричард Портноу, Бари Левинсън, Форест Уитакър Времетраене: 121 мин. Рейтинг: 7.2 /10 IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093105/ Как да пуснете филма: НатиснетеCLOSE Xза да затворите рекламата, след това ще се появи бутона за пускане на филма. Алтернативен плеър Подобни филми на Good Morning, Vietnam / Добро утро, Виетнам (1987):
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by Daniella Duarte “Gooooood morning, Wesley Matthews School! Teachers, boys, and girls!” I heard that phrase every day when the morning announcements came on in my elementary school. The impact it had on me… well, eleven years later I still remember the cadence of the phrase, my teacher who spoke it, and another man who greatly affected all of us over the years—Robin Williams. By now, everyone is aware of the actor’s passing and for details on that you can search his name anywhere and find millions of stories. Robin Williams’ films are amongst those that I could watch over and over again and still laugh out loud or cry silently. From Hook (1991), Mrs. Doubtfire (1993), Jumanji (1995), to Flubber (1997)—these were the movies of my childhood. As a small gesture to remember his huge legacy, I watched Good Morning, Vietnam (1987). Robin Williams has an astonishing way of instantly transporting me to my earlier years when watching him on screen would cause me to burst out laughing. I was completely mesmerized by his performance, and remain, if only for the duration of the film, completely content and without any concerns. I know now what I didn’t know then, that my grade school teacher responsible for the charismatic daily morning announcements was inspired by Williams’ famous line that shares the film’s title, “Gooooood Morning, Vietnam!” Barry Levinson directed the war-comedy film (The Natural (1984), Bugsy (1991), Quiz Show (1994), Wag the Dog (1997), and Rain Man (1988)). Inspired by former United States Air Force sergeant and radio personality Adrian Cronauer (portrayed by Williams), the film takes place in Saigon in 1965 where Airman Second Class Cronauer arrives on the scene to work as a DJ for the Armed Forces Radio Service. He immediately receives endless laughs and support from servicemen who appreciate his light-hearted reporting and music programming. (It’s a fact that Vietnam War films always get the best music). However, the unapproved commentary and raucous rock n’ roll music place Cronauer in hot water when confronted by the austere Second Lieutenant Steven Hauk (Bruno Kirby) and Sergeant Major Phillip Dickerson (J.T. Walsh) who demand that Cronauer adhere to their stringent on-air guidelines. The characters in this film are so loveable—Edward “Eddie”Garlick, played by a young, tall Forest Whitaker is an all-around nice guy who’s a bit insecure and follow the rules, while Marty Lee Dreiwitz (Robert Wuhl) is always enthusiastic with a good sense of humor. Both characters have the gift of a great laugh. Two things that make me laugh: people falling (anywhere, anytime, hopefully uninjured) and other people laughing, from the gut, no holding back. Eddie and Marty’s laughter is contagious; however, with his quick wit and hilarious remarks, Adrian steals the show—literally. Williams actually improvised much of the dialogue in the film and the role garnered him with numerous awards including a Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture – Comedy/Musical and received his first Academy Award nomination for Best Actor. It has been 27 years since Good Morning, Vietnam made its debut and if you dooo watch this film I guarantee you will laugh. Rest in peace, Mr. Williams, you will be sorely missed by all. For more on Good Morning, Vietnam and Robin Williams check out the links below: The Real Adrian Cronauer’s Reaction to Robin Williams’ Death. Good Morning, Vietnam Producer Talks About Williams on Set Most Memorable Scenes from Good Morning Vietnam Robin Williams – Imperfectly Summed Up Williams’ Most Memorable Roles Comments: You must be logged in to post a comment.