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G6600 Good Morning, Vietnam (Usa, 1987) G6600 GOOD MORNING, VIETNAM (USA, 1987) Credits: director, Barry Levinson ; writer, Mitch Markowitz. Cast: Robin Williams, Forest Whitaker, Tung Thanh Tran. Summary: War/comedy set in and around Saigon in the 1960s based on the true story of Adrian Cronauer. Cronauer (Williams) is an irreverent, nonconformist Air Force enlisted man who works as a disc jockey on Armed-Forces Radio in Saigon early in the Vietnam War. Imported by the Army to host an early morning radio show, Cronauer blasts the formerly staid, sanitized airwaves with a constant barrage of rapid-fire humor and the hottest hits from back home. The G.I.’s love him, but the brass is up in arms. Adair, Gilbert. Hollywood’s Vietnam [GB] (p. 4, 210) Alion, Yves. “Good morning, Vietnam” Revue du cinema hors ser. 35 (1988), p. 50- 51. Althen, Michael. “Baseball, Bonanza, Baltimore” Steadycam n. 10 (spring 1988), p. ? Auster, Al and Quart, Leonard. How the war was remembered: Hollywood & Vietnam [GB] (p. 147) Baxter, Brian (see under Lewis, Brent) Bernikow, Louise. “The right role at last” Premier 1 (Jan 1988), p. 38-41. “A Big ‘Good morning, Vietnam’” Philadelphia inquirer (Jan 20, 1988), p. E8. Boyum, Joy Gould. [Good morning, Vietnam] Glamour 86 (Mar 1988), p. 253. Buchka, Peter. “Die grosste Kanone von Da-Da-Da-Nang” Suddeutsche Zeitung (Sep 10, 1988), p. ? “Can Disney film make us laugh about Vietnam?” Miami herald (Jun 7, 1987), p. 5K. Canby, Vincent. “Film: ‘Good morning, Vietnam’” New York times 137 (Dec 23, 1987), p. C11. Carr, Jay. “Making ‘M*A*S*H’ seem tame” Boston globe (Jan 15, 1988), Living, p. 71. _______. “Robin Williams: Finally, he’s in the perfect role for manic rapping” Boston globe (Jan 15, 1988), Living, p. 71. Chase, Donald. “Motion pictures: Mark Johnson” Millimeter 16 (Jan 1988), p. 92-3. ___________. “Radio free ‘Nam” Los Angeles times (Jun 28, 1987), Calendar, p. 45. Chevallier, Jacques. “La guerre est finie” Revue du cinema 438 (May 1988), p. 60-61. Combs, Richard. “Good morning, Vietnam” Monthly film bulletin 55/657 (Oct 1988), p. 301-2. [Reprinted in Film review annual 1988] Cosford, Bill. “Williams’ star power makes Vietnam a hit” Miami herald (Jan 15, 1988), p. 1C. Culhane, John. “Robin Williams belts out verbal jazz in ‘Vietnam’” New York times 137 (Dec 20, 1987), sec. 2, p. 25+ [2 p.] Darling, Lynn. “Not just another Vietnam movie” Newsday (Dec 20, 1987), pt. II, p. 19. ___________. “Robin Williams’ radio days” Newsday (Dec 20, 1987), pt. II, p. 3. Darrach, Brad. “A conic’s crisis of the heart: Good morning, Vietnam puts Robin Williams back on top, but his home front is embattled” People weekly 29 (Feb 22, 1988), p. 78+ [6 p.] Denby, David. “Movies: Standards and practices” New York 21 (Jan 4, 1988), p. 42- 4. Denisoff, Serge R. and Romanowski, William D. Risky business [GB] (p. 414, 643- 46, 665) Devine, Jeremy M. Vietnam at 24 frames a second [GB] (p. 36, 102, 252, 271-4, 320, 347) Donald, Ralph R. “Good morning, Vietnam” Vietnam war feature filmography (1992 draft) [GB] (p. 173-4) and Vietnam war films [GB] (Entry 245) Donner, Wolf. “Der Krieg der DJ’s” Tip n. 19 (1988), p. ? Donovan, Francis. “Good morning, Vietnam” Cinema 88 450 (Oct 15, 1988), p. 13. Droste, Wiglaf. “Der gute Amerikaner” Die Tageszeitung (Sep 15, 1988), p. ? Ebert, Roger. “Good morning, Vietnam: Robin Williams at his best” Miami herald (Jan 19, 1988), Homestead, p. 5. Elia, Maurice. “Good morning, Vietnam” Sequences 135 (Mar 1988), p. 59-60. Ellero, Roberto. “Good morning, Vietnam” Segnocinema 35 (Nov 1988), p. 61. Engven, M. “Good morning, Vietnam” Filmrutan 31/4 (1988), p. 29-30. Enjuto, Esther (see under Llacer, Eusebio V.) Fornara, Bruno. “Good morning, Vietnam” Cineforum 28/278 (Oct 1988), p. 71-4. Fox, Thomas C. “Movies: ‘Good morning, Vietnam’ cries as it cracks up” National Catholic reporter 24 (Feb 12, 1988), p. 24. Freitas, Gary. War movies : the Belle & Blade guide to classic war videos Bandon, OR : Robert D. Reed Publishers, 2004. Fuller, Richard. [Good morning, Vietnam] Philadelphia magazine 79 (Mar 1988), p. 65+ [4 p.] Giacovelli, Enrico. “Good morning, Vietnam” Cinema sud 29/101 (Mar/Apr 1989), p. 44. Gilman, Owen W., Jr. “Vietnam, chaos and the dark art of improvisation” in Inventing Vietnam : the war in film and television (edited by Michael Andregg) Philadelphia : Temple Univ. Press, 1991. (p. 231-50) Giroux, Henry A. “Memory and pedagogy in ‘The wonderful world of Disney’: Beyond the politics of innocence” in From mouse to mermaid : the politics of film, gender, and culture (edited by Elizabeth Bell, Lynda Haas and Laura Sells) Bloomington : Indiana University Press, 1995. (p. 43-61) Goettler, Fritz. “Krieg ist Propaganda” Kolner Stadt-Anzeiger (Sep 10, 1988), p. ? [Good morning, Vietnam] Canadian Catholic review 6 (Mar 1988), p. 118. “Good morning, Vietnam” Cine-tele-revue 34 (Aug 25, 1988), p. 22-5. [Good morning, Vietnam] City limits n.364 (Sep 22, 1988), p. 14-16. [Good morning, Vietnam] City limits n.365 (Sep 29, 1988), p. 29. [Good morning, Vietnam] [Levinson comments] City limits n.365 (Sep 29, 1988), p. 24. “Good morning, Vietnam” Film review annual 1988 Englewood, N.J. : J.S. Ozer, 1981- (p. 544-53) [Good morning, Vietnam] Hollywood reporter 300/18 (Dec 21, 1987), p. 7, 10. [Good morning, Vietnam] Marriage and family life 70 (Apr 1988), p. 25. “Good morning, Vietnam” Motion picture guide annual (edited by Jay Robert Nash and Stanley Ralph Ross) Chicago : Cinebooks, 1987-2000. (1988, p. 104-5) [Good morning, Vietnam] St. Anthony messenger 95 (Mar 1988), p. 6. [Good morning, Vietnam] Screen international n.635 (Jan 16, 1988), p. 21. [Good morning, Vietnam] Time out n.945 (Sep 28, 1988), p. 43. Granger, Rod. “Good morning, Vietnam” Film journal 91 (Jan 1988), p. 43-4. Greenberg, James (Jagr). “Good morning, Vietnam” Variety 329 (Dec 23, 1987), p. 15. Grob, Norbert. “Die Holle im Himmel” Die Zeit (Sep 16, 1988), p. ? Hagman, Ingrid. “Olustig forbrodring” Chaplin 30/5 [218] (1988), p. 254. Hatry, Michael. “Der Maulheld as Held” Deutsche Volkszeitung (Oct 14, 1988), p. ? Hinson, Hal. “Robin Williams, lost in ‘Vietnam’” Washington post (Jan 15, 1988), p. B1, B5. Hoberman, J. “Film: Hi, Nam” Village voice 32 (Dec 29, 1987), p. 63. [Reprinted in Film review annual 1988] Holzl, Gebhard and Peipp, Matthias. Fahr zur Holle, Charlie! [GB] (p. 122-5, 127+, 137, 272) Howe, Desson. “Robin Williams S*M*A*S*H role” Washington post (Jan 15, 1988), Weekend, p. 31. Hubbell, Steven. “From script to screen: dialogues on the journey (Part II)” American screen 6/2 (1988), p. 3-6. Huffhines, Kathy. “An outrageous subversive Robin Williams runs wild as DJ in 1965 Vietnam” Detroit free press (Jan 15, 1988), p. 1C. Hutchinson, Tom. “Good morning, Vietnam” Photoplay 39 (Oct 1988), p. 39. Insdorf, Annette. “Foreign film makers look to American actors” New York times 136 (Aug 2, 1987), sec. 2, p. 18+ [2 p.] Kael, Pauline. “The current cinema: Fakers” New Yorker 63 (Jan 11, 1988), p. 76-9. Katsahnias, Iannis. “Good morning, Vietnam” Cahiers du cinema 411 (Sep 1988), p. 58. Kauffmann, Stanley. “Stanley Kauffmann on films: A clutch of comedies” New republic 198 (Feb 8, 1988), p. 26-7. Kehr, Dave. “Movies: Robin Williams gets too sentimental in ‘Vietnam’” Chicago tribune (Jan 15, 1988), Friday, p. A. Kleinberg, David. “Robin Williams scores direct hit in ‘Vietnam’” San Francisco chronicle (Jan 10, 1988), Sunday datebook, p. 19. Kolson, Ann. “DJ to the troops. A west Philadelphian’s tour of duty helped inspire film ‘Good morning, Vietnam’” Philadelphia inquirer (Jan 17, 1988), p. F1. Kozak, Jim. “Good morning, Vietnam” Boxoffice 124 (Mar 1988), p. R22. Lanning, Michael Lee. Vietnam at the movies [GB] (p. 233-4) Lewis, Brent. and Baxter, Brian. “Robin Williams” Films and filming 408 (Sep 1988), p. 6-9, 32. Ligner, Jean-Marc. “Platiin” Cinemotion 1 (Nov 1988), p. 8. Llacer, Eusebio V. and Enjuto, Esther. “Coping strategies: Three decades of Vietnam War in Hollywood” Film-historia 8/1 (1998), p. 3-27. Loessl, Ulrich. “Good morning, Vietnam” Medien 32/6 (1988), p. 342-46. Malkin, N. [Good morning, Vietnam] Mademoiselle 94 (Feb 1988), p. 72. Matthews, Jack. [Good morning, Vietnam] Monthly Detroit 11 (Feb 1988), p. 128+ [2 p.] Mayo, Mike. Videohound’s war movies : classic conflict on film Farmington Hills, MI : Visible Ink Press, 1999. (p. 504-5) McGrady, Mike. “Robin Williams’ Vietnam tour de force” Newsday (Dec 23, 1987), pt. II, p. 9. [Reprinted in Film review annual 1988] Muse, Eben J. The land of Nam : the Vietnam war in American film [GB] (p. 204, 209-12, 248) Musetto, V. A. [Good morning, Vietnam] New York post (Dec 23, 1987), p. 25. [Reprinted im Film review annual 1988] Mydans, Seth. “Now shooting in Thailand: The Vietnam War” New York times 136 (Jun 14, 1987), p. 19. Nangle, John. “Good morning, Vietnam” Films in review 39/3 (Mar 1988), p. 167. [Reprinted in Film review annual 1988] Novak, Ralph. [Good morning, Vietnam] People weekly 29 (Jan 18, 1988), p. 8. O’Brien, Tom. “Screen: Halls of mirrors” Commonweal 115 (Jan 29, 1988), p. 49+ [3 p.] O’Toole, Lawrence. [Good morning, Vietnam] Maclean’s 101 (Jan 4, 1988), p. 61. Palmer, William J. The films of the eighties: a social history [GB] (p. 25, 55-57) Pearlman, Jill. “Trailers” American film 13/3 (Dec 1987), p. 68. Peipp, Matthias (see under Holzl, Gebhard) Prince, Stephen.. A new pot of gold : Hollywood under the electronic rainbow, 1980- 1989 New York : Scribner’s, 1999. (p. 77, 170, 297, 334) Putter, Jos de.
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