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Clips from Good Morning, Vietnam (1987)

"It's called fun. What's that? Come on."
Good Morning, Vietnam (1987)
"- Find anything? - No, I'll have to make something up."
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"That last two seconds of silence was Marcel Marceau's newest single:"
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"[MIMICS TELETYPE MACHINE]"
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"Here they come at you right now."
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"The East Germans today claimed that the Berlin Wall was a fraternity prank."
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"Also, the pope decided today to release Vatican-related bath products."
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"An incredible thing. Yes, it's the new Pope-on-a-Rope."
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"That's right, Pope-on-a-Rope."
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"Wash with it, go straight to heaven. Thank you."
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"That love is here to stay"
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"When asked for a reply, the Russians went,"
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"[IN NORMAL VOICE] Here's a news flash:"
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"Today, President Lyndon Johnson passed a highway beautification bill."
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"The bill basically said that his daughters"
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"could not drive in a convertible on highways."
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"Former Vice President Richard Nixon's in town."
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"That's right, the big Dick is here. Get ready."
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"I think he sounds exactly like Mister Ed. You be the judge."
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"[AS MISTER ED] Wilbur, come in the room."
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"An incredible coincidence, some more songs."
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"Moving on, moving on into the dawn with the dawn-busters, yeah."
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"[IN NORMAL VOICE] Well, what do you use to look for them?"
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"[SLOWLY] Well, we ask people, Are you the enemy?"
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"And whoever says yes, we shoot them."
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"It's very difficult to find a Vietnamese man named Charlie."
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"You're actually too close to some of the nerve agents they were testing?"
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"[SCREAMS]"
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"I've had no actual..."
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"Whoa, big dogs. Big dogs landing on my face."
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"Nixon's press conference."
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"Well, wait till you hear it. He's this far from sincerity."
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"Just a moment, come on."
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"You don't have time."
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"You'll stay here and drink instant beverage or something."
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"We promised our listening audience Nixon highlights by 4 p.m."
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"I've been on the air for four hours. I'm hungry."
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"Well, I'm actually giving you an order."
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"Oh, it's an order. I n that case, gentlemen, let's edit."
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"Thank you. Mm-mm."
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"Campbell's."
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"Earl, oh, you again. No more fighting, okay?"
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"You like it? I got it in Hong Kong, home of the shiny green suit."
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"NIXON [OVER RADIO]: There is no place for neutrality"
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"or a neutralist sentiment in South Vietnam."
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"As I leave Vietnam today there is no doubt, certainly, in my mind..."
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"Hey. That's Nixon."
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"NIXON [ON RADIO]: - Whether the Vietcong will be defeated,"
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"NIXON [ON TAPE]: And that this war will be won."
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"Mission does involve... I think very appropriately."
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"- As you have suggested, give and take."
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"NIXON [ON RADIO]: The United States has no right to give."
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"Why would Cronauer's voice be on this tape?"
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"NIXON: - Territory to the Communists."
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"CRONAUER: Thank you for that concise political commentary,"
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"but I'd like to delve into something slightly more personal"
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"for the men in the field."
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"CRONAUER: What, sir? - Oh, my God."
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"NIXON: They lack the physical strength."
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"CRONAUER: How would you describe your sex life with your wife, Pat?"
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"NIXON [ON RADIO]: It is unexciting sometimes."
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"CRONAUER: Have you considered a sex change?"
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"There is an operation that..."
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"CRONAUER: - A very well-hung Chihuahua."
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"Mr. Nixon, while you've been in Vietnam, it's rumoured that you smoked marijuana."
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"Are you planning, sir, to take some of the marijuana back to the United States?"
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"How would you do that?"
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"CRONAUER: I was wondering if you could do your Mister Ed, because..."
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"- Where is Cronauer? DREIWITZ: Still eating, sir."
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"I want to see him ASAP."
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"- As soon as possible. - VG, sir."
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"of the Benny Goodman Orchestra."
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"Every GI in this country is glued to his radio twice a day"
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"at 0600 hours and 1600 hours to hear that lunatic."
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"Sir, the man has got an irreverent tendency."
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"He did a very off-colour parody of former VP Nixon."
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"I thought it was hilarious."
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"Bullshit. I know Nixon personally."
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"He lugs a trainload of shit behind him that would fertilise the Sinai."
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"I wouldn't buy an apple from the son of a bitch,"
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"and I consider him a good, close personal friend."
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"Let's get down to business here, general. What is going on here?"
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"We've got a mounting crisis in this country."
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"If you two have personal problems, solve them, will you?"
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"Thank you, lieutenant."
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"Due respect, sir."
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"I have over 15 years command experience in this Army."
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"Do you really expect me to run this radio station"
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"Right now, yes."
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"DICKERSON: This is not over yet."
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"Why you still here?"
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"You say after you go out with Trinh, you meet me to talk about her."
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"- Nothing to discuss, she doesn't like me. - Yes, she do."
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"She want to meet you today. She's not far from here."
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"- I can't, I gotta be back on the air... - You have to meet her today."
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"Yes, come, we go."
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"Sound like you learned English from Tonto. We go."
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"I still can't believe she really wants to see me."
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"I guess that beach movie really impressed her, huh?"
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"- What about bananas? - No."
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"No, that doesn't say the right thing. You're right. How about...?"
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"[WOMAN SCREAMING]"
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"MAN: Oh, my God!"
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"[WOMAN CRYING]"
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"God!"
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"Oh, my bar! Why? Who do that?"
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"MP 2: Dead."
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"MAN: Let's go. MP 1: Come on, get back."
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"DISPATCHER [OVER RADIO]: Fire 4, there's a fire in the landing"
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"on the outside of the building."
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"Hey, where's he going?"
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"What do you think you're doing?"
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"You're forbidden to read anything not checked."
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"- What? I was there. - Airman, you know the rules."
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"If this is legitimate, it must go through proper channels."
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"I just wanna report the truth. It'd be a nice change of pace."
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"Not official news. Far as I'm concerned, it didn't happen."
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"- It did happen... - You shut your mouth."
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"What are you afraid of? People might find out there's a war?"
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"You want everyone going under the assumption it's safe here. It's not."
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