Good Morning, Vietnam - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Good Morning, Vietnam"
Good Morning, Vietnam (1987)
Timing:
2:1 (121 min)
7.306/10
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7.652/10
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7.3/10
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Actors and characters
Trần Thanh Tùng
Character Tuan
Floyd Vivino
Character Eddie Kirk
Cu Ba Nguyen
Character Jimmy Wah
Dan Stanton
Character Censor #1
Don Stanton
Character Censor #2
James McIntire
Character Sergeant #1 at Jimmy Wah's
No Tran
Character Vietnamese Student
Hoa Nguyen
Character Vietnamese Student
Uikey Kuay
Character Vietnamese Student
Suvit Abakaz
Character Vietnamese Student
Panas Wiwatpanachat
Character Vietnamese Student
Lerdcharn Namkiri
Character Vietnamese Student
Hanh Thi Nguyen
Character Vietnamese Student
Tuan Lai
Character Vietnamese Student
Boonchai Jakraworawut
Character Vietnamese Student
Joe B. Veokeki
Character Vietnamese Student
Wichien Chaopramong
Character Vietnamese Student
Kien Chufak
Character Vietnamese Student
Prasert Tangpantarat
Character Vietnamese Student
Tim O'Hare
Character Convoy Soldier
John Goyer
Character Convoy Soldier
Louis Hood
Character Convoy Soldier
Christopher Mangan
Character Convoy Soldier
Kenneth Pitochelli
Character Convoy Soldier
Jonathan MacLeod
Character Convoy Soldier
Gregg T. Knight
Character Convoy Soldier
Ralph Tabakin
Character Chaplain Noel
Sangad Sangkao
Character Viet Cong Leader in Jungle
Vanlap Sangko
Character Viet Cong Leader in Jungle
Mark Johnson
Character Mr. Sloan (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- A free adaptation of the life story of radio host Adrian Cronauer (1938-2018).
- The original screenplay was written by Cronauer himself in 1979, but it was rewritten several times afterward. Initially, Cronauer envisioned it as a television series or part of the “Movie-of-the-Week” anthology, but then the script fell into the hands of Robin Williams (1951-2014), who realized it was perfect for him, after which Cronauer’s script was completely rewritten to fit Williams.
- In the radio shows hosted by his character, Robin Williams constantly improvised.
- Williams’ portrayal of Adrian Cronauer showed him in a somewhat different light than how things actually were. According to his biography, Cronauer himself claimed that the film was approximately 45% accurate. According to Cronauer, the film depicts him as an activist in the anti-war movement, while in reality he always protested solely against stupidity. Cronauer later became a lawyer and passed away in 2018. He was an active member of the US Republican Party and Deputy Director of the Bush-Cheney reelection campaign in 2004. Moreover, according to Cronauer himself, had he done even half of what Williams depicted, he would have been brought to trial and imprisoned.
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