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Actors only pretend to be the characters they portray

How did they explain the lack of gravity?

He's played a lot of roles and a lot of crazy characters but Frank Booth was downright unnerving.

Ulcers are bacterial, they're not induced by stress. That's a myth.

This movie still scares me.

one of the finest actors to ever grace this spinning rock we all reside on. his performances in easy rider, blue velvet, apocalypse now, true romance, and even river’s edge are all incredible.

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I was on the crew for camera and lighting in Speed. Hopper could not have been more professional. He reported on time. He knew his lines and fought Keanu Reeves in the sequence ending the film. He had been clean and sober for many years. He was a professional grade photographer doing many photo gallery showings of his own work. We had many political conversations at his makeup table on a sound stage at 20th. Honored...

my favorite actor. he loved graffiti art as well. we have a photo where he was caught in a graffiti yard taking pics and posed in dfront of a DCV piece with his trusty camera on his side.

The scene was interesting but Coppola is right that the acting and lighting was off.

only in america anarchists are right wingers wtf the disconnect

The best acting you will ever see of a 'nut job' was in a British television drama called Boys from the black stuff, from 1982. The actor was the late Bernard Hill, playing a character called Yosser Hughes.

"American war to bring civilization to the ignorant millions"? (29:30) Huh?? That's the one clunky line in an otherwise stellar video script, CinemaTyler. JFK had seen the Soviets try to station nuclear weapons in communist Cuba. The fact that North Vietnam was now pushing communism into South Vietnam was another unwelcome expansion of a worldview anathema to democracy. You can criticize the USA all sorts of ways, but to reduce us to pompous do-gooders out to "Westernize" the world with bombs is not accurate, IMO. South Vietnam was our ally; we helped them. America took in hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing the now-communist Vietnam after 1974. That tells you how they felt about their neighbors to the north.

I would butt who every it is that makes movies se ma they never get it rite it's always inaccurate

How passionate you are. Fantastic content, thank you very much.

How knowledgeable you are with your information, I’m fascinated by film making and only discovered your channel so I will keep watching.🎬

There is a Classical Greek Teacher named Ammon and he has a CZcams channel called Lady Babylon and he is like a mix of Dennis Hopper, Stevo, and the guy from the Prodigy band.

While an incredible film through and through, Hopper's roll in Apocalypse Now is one of my favorites...truly captures the off-kilter feel of the interaction between brando and sheen.

Dennis Hopper as Photojournalist is my favorite of the whole film! I recently saw this well made documentary about Hopper that showed him talking about how he was totally wasted on set of Apocalypse Now. But Coppola losing his Eleanor now, when he finally finishes his newest movie, Megalopolis must be extra devastating.

loved it bro. fantastic video. looking forward to the rest of the story.

Hey Soldier do you know who's in charge, ain't you

Dennis Hopper without his gerbils isn't Dennis Hopper at all

14:17 [The Losers] aka "A motorcycle movie" Pulp Fiction 1994

Imagine making a 25 minute video paying homage to someone and not even saying their name right a single fucking time, lmao. My god.

It's hard to believe Kubrick would only make 2 movies after this.

Hopper has blue eyes, in Apocalypse Now! his eyes are grey and the pupils are pinned (contracted), a sure sign of opioid use. He was married to Michelle Phillips for only 8-days, she divorced him because of his “unnatural sexual demands”! He also allowed himself to be placed in a chair which was blown up with real dynamite! The stunt called, the Russian Dynamite Death Chair trick was the brainchild of stuntman Olie Anderson, who had learned of it from a drifter in the late 1950s. The stunt involves sitting in a chair with four sticks of real, deadly dynamite attached to the legs of the chair. According to an oral history from Anderson, only 60 percent dynamite is used in the course of the stunt. Once it is ignited the person in the chair is at the mercy of physics. The dynamite blows to the point of least resistance and you need to be in that area of least resistance so that it will blow away from you instead of into you. You have to roll yourself up into a tight ball, in the position you'd take on an airplane if you were about to crash. The chair is mainly cardboard as splintering wood could cause serious injuries. All the dynamite has to go off at the same time or it will blow your arm or leg off. The elements of risk is high! The actor obviously survived the blast.

Eva Marie Saint in this movie was such a gorgeously beautiful woman.

Brando hitting him with a can made this movie for me. I was like YAAASSSSS!!!! Even the bad guy can't take it.

Id rather he kept this than the plantation scene. This adds to the story. The other one takes away momentum. Plus...Colleen Camp.

Martin Sheens band aid is one of the connections between him and Charlie Sheens in 'Platoon' when I knew both movies better I noticed some interesting connections which I believe the movie 'Hot Shots Part Deux' took a shot at.

Refer to the correspondent who actually witnessed the events you see in Apocalypse Now and Full Metal Jacket. Read Michael Herr’s book “Dispatches” for firsthand accounts.

Fun fact. The actor G.D. Spradlin was a guest star on Gomer Pyle before this. Gomer cooked him up some grits and gravy. No need to terminate Gom with extreme prejudice.😋

I saw the thumbnail and thought it was a Justin Trudeau meme. We live in strange times.

The United States, Vietnam War killed over 3 million people, more than half of whom were Vietnamese civilians. They even used flamethrowers on whole families and villages. McNamara moron was a term that many officers and sergeants used to refer to low-IQ men and women who were taken into the armed forces under a special program devised by Robert McNamara. Their death toll in combat was appalling. [ Forrest Gump, wasn't joking ]. And John Rambo: if you ever feel useless. just remember the US took 4 presidents 20 years and 2 trillion dollars to replace the Taliban with Taliban. No wait this is brilliant. Americas enemies can laugh themselves to death.🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣

Great actor

10:00 total BULL BULL! How absolutely boring would every movie be (and unoriginal) if directors or producers just slapped some old 17th or 18th century orchestral work in it for music? If Kubrick believes that way for real, then we should expect all his movies to have classical pieces for music. Do they? I don't know but he sounds like a real well... I don't think I'd like Stanley too much. Hans Zimmer wasn't around to do his soundtrack. Nor John Williams. Nor any of the great movie music composers from the 70s onward. What if they just didn't use ANY music for that part and just let it be silent? Just like..... SPACE? Hey, talk about wanting your movie to reflect realism well, there you go. I do like the pairing of Also Spoke Z. with the opening. For me, I never heard that music UNTIL the movie so it seemed to fit well and that major/minor/major to 4 chord just sounds so majestic and huge. Kubrick could have made a bolder statement leaving out the music in the space shots instead of CAVING and feeling like people might zone out or not understand. Nothing to understand really. Shots of space vessels in... space.

Hoppppper ..tooo coooooll for school...he couldn't keep his shit together

The movie was to surreal.. Dennis Hopper was too cool for his own good...he fucked himself.. was a decent actor but never moved past his self

My favorite Channel The work you put into this series is incredible Thank you 😊

If they would have left the ‘Kurtz was running a Drug Operation’ angle from the original script into the Final Cut of the movie, it would have Soooo much more sense to the viewer. The Compound/Madness/Huge Crowd “Followers” of Kurtz would be much easier to explain if you tell the viewers this missing American Army Colonel is also a huge drug dealer.

I don’t know how many of these videos there are, but I know I’ve seen a bunch and even though I have a hard time watching anything over 5-10 minutes, your vids always keep a hold on me ‘til the end. Excellent work on an incredible story of an incredible movie. There should eventually be a BluRay boxed set of your work.

I'm Bill Kilgore. I'm a goofy fuck.

It spoiled the horror genre by becoming the standard.

Didn’t need to include that savage scene with the cow Coppola.

Late comment, but HAL has no connection to IBM. It is a (I had to copy paste this): Heuristically programmed ALgorithmic computer.

Mon Dieu, ils ont fait ça comment??! Dissons que c'etais un vrai repas Francaise. 😐

You keep reiterating that the French were there simply to exploit and profit from the Vietnamese. So they hated living there? It wasn’t their home? They would abuse the locals with an iron fist? If that fantastical nonsense was a reality, they all would have been eradicated within a few months of them colonizing the area. And moreover wouldn’t STILL BE tHERE to this day. Your twisted view of history and industry is why there are a lot of problems with kids today. You view things completely from the viewpoint of your liberal arts professor who’s never left the country.

I’ve just come across this episode, which caught my eye because I worked on it. I thought I should mention that, while some of the movie was indeed shot at Korda studios, the production was based in Origo studios , where most of the non location sets were also made.

Interesting