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1987, An American Comedy War Film. Set in Saigon during the Vietnam War, Adrian Cronauer, a DJ on Armed Forces Radio Service, proves hugely popular with the troops serving in South Vietnam, but infuriates his superiors. Directed by Barry Levinson, featuring, Robin Williams, Forest Whitaker, Bruno Kirby, J.T. Walsh.

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  • What a country, heat, humidity, terrorism, still... better than New York in the summer time :DD

  • LOOL, the 1:17 abbreviation joke was EPIC !!

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  • @yenusia oh and try 1:50, that's terrorism for you ;)

  • @yenusia it's a nice fact that you mistaken me for Robin Williams who said it in the trailer :)

  • @yenusia i didnot mean you, was my comment to the last comment in the trailer!

  • @NovemberVictor22 where and when did you see the terrorism?

  • @FronhaGeneration hate yourself dickhead

    

  • This film was made in Thailand (which can be understood because in 1987 we still closed to the world, especially USA), and there are something different from the real Vietnam. For example, in Vietnam, the fields are wider and there will never be trees in the middle of the fields like in Thailand.

    Now we open to everyone and we welcome you to visit our country.

  • You just can't beat a good bowl of Pho sate beef soup... Thx Vietnam ;)

  • GREAT movie....go see it...Viet Nam was a struggle all the way around..Richard Nixon, my hero, kept my ass from going..

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