What the frick was his problem?
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What the frick was his problem?
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Anyone that runs is Viet Cong, anyone that stands still is a well disciplined Viet Cong. No problem at all.
He's what happens when you introduce conscription to the populace.
He was an American patriot.
He was a generous man who wanted to distribute lead equally so every zipperhead could GET SOME
GET SOME
Vietcongs
War's hell
>on holiday on the norfolk broads with family
>helicopter flies low over you
>family gets peppered with M60 fire from the helicopter
WTF stanley kubrick
He was a perfectionist, he couldn’t miss a single shot.
Nothing more terrifying or merciless than a 19 year old with a machine gun. I think Macarthur said that.
>Nothing more terrifying or merciless than a 19 year old with a machine gun
>19
We got a HISTORIAN over here.
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He just wanted to give some
>"It just completely crushed me. I didn’t know what to do. I looked at Leon (Vitali), I looked at Michael (Biehn). And I had to get out,” Colceri says.
>Biehn was left alone with Vitali, who expressed how badly he felt about the situation. Biehn wasn’t having it. “You have three seconds to get out of my house,” Biehn recalls telling Vitali. Only when he started to count did Kubrick’s assistant bolt for his car.
>“The hardest thing, I think, I actually had to do was go to this guy’s house and give him a letter that Stanley had written,” Vitali would later say in Filmworker. “My heart bled for him. It really did.”
>Colceri fought to keep his role, and in a letter begged Kubrick for three minutes of his time to prove he was the best actor for the role. Kubrick did not respond, other than to say through Vitali that the letter had hurt his feelings.
>“I was so upset with him — I had that role for eight months — that he’d send a messenger to take it away from me. That he couldn’t talk to me as a man,” Colceri says.
>Seven months went by with Colceri in a holding pattern in L.A.. Then, another shock: The Full Metal Jacket production team sent ICM a letter saying the door-gunner scene had been cut. “I went from the best role, to a good role, to no role,” says the actor.
>Colceri fought back. He hired a lawyer who sent a letter to Kubrick and Warner Bros., arguing that the actor had kept his head shaved for two years, which kept him from going out for commercial work. It’s unclear if it was his letter that did the trick, but one way or another he was welcomed back.
>Colceri arrived in London, where he was greeted with a bear hug by Vitali. Though the men were at odds, they had forged a strange bond through their countless hours of rehearsing together. And for the first time in a year, Colceri saw the director. “I want to strangle him,” Colceri remembers thinking.
>“I’m still suffering from it. It will never end.”
>ballance
>fromn
have you ever used a typewriter?
fricking boomers couldnt use pc
no but i know what white-out is
maybe it's the british spelling
he couldn't get sum
>You have three seconds to get out of my house,” Biehn recalls telling Vitali. Only when he started to count did Kubrick’s assistant bolt for his car.
He hates asiatics. Simple as.
Okay but why shoot innocent farmers just farming rice in their rice paddies?
rice is for commies
Anon, they were running. That means they're Vietcong.
Had to get it on