Robin Williams
Adrian Cronauer
Forest Whitaker
Edward Garlick
Tom T. Tran
Tuan
Chintara Sukapatana
Trinh
Bruno Kirby
Lt. Steven Hauk
Robert Wuhl
Marty Lee Dreiwitz
J. T. Walsh
Sgt. Major Dickerson
Noble Willingham
Gen. Taylor
Richard Edson
Pvt. Abersold
Juney Smith
Phil McPherson
Richard Portnow
Dan 'The Man' Levitan
Floyd Vivino
Eddie Kirk
Cu Ba Nguyen
Jimmy Wah
Dan Stanton
Censor #1Don Stanton
Censor #2James McIntire
Sergeant #1 at Jimmy Wah's
Peter MacKenzie
Sergeant #2 at Jimmy Wah'sNo Tran
Vietnamese StudentHoa Nguyen
Vietnamese StudentUikey Kuay
Vietnamese StudentSuvit Abakaz
Vietnamese StudentPanas Wiwatpanachat
Vietnamese StudentLerdcharn Namkiri
Vietnamese StudentHanh Thi Nguyen
Vietnamese StudentTuan Lai
Vietnamese StudentBoonchai Jakraworawut
Vietnamese StudentJoe B. Veokeki
Vietnamese StudentWichien Chaopramong
Vietnamese StudentKien Chufak
Vietnamese StudentPrasert Tangpantarat
Vietnamese StudentTim O'Hare
Convoy SoldierJohn Goyer
Convoy SoldierLouis Hood
Convoy SoldierChristopher Mangan
Convoy SoldierKenneth Pitochelli
Convoy SoldierJonathan MacLeod
Convoy SoldierGregg T. Knight
Convoy Soldier
Ralph Tabakin
Chaplain NoelSangad Sangkao
Viet Cong Leader in JungleVanlap Sangko
Viet Cong Leader in Jungle
John Marshall Jones
MP #2 (uncredited)
Released
en
$13,000,000.00
$123,922,370.00
- #dying and death
- #vietnam war
- #rock 'n' roll
- #vietnam
- #vietcong
- #right and justice
- #explosive
- #war crimes
- #radio station
- #radio presenter
- #cynic
- #entertainer
- #u.s. air force
- #radio
- #saigon
- #provocation
- #1960s
- #amused
- #1965
- #ho chi minh city
Reviews
**_An unseen side of the Vietnam War_** Airman Adrian Cronauer (Robin Williams) is a DJ in Saigon, 1965. While Cronauer is a hit with the troops he incurs the wrath of his superiors for what they consider irreverent and subversive tendencies. When he's off the air, Cronauer pursues a cute Vietnamese woman (Chintara Sukapatana) while befriending her brother (Tung Thanh Tran). Forest Whitaker pla
Good, if a little underwhelming. Robin Williams (Adrian) is in strong form, while it's amusing to see a less experienced Forest Whitaker (Edward) in a rather dorky role. 'Good Morning, Vietnam' all makes for satisfactory viewing thanks to Mr. Williams' humour, even if I didn't have a great deal of interest in the plot et al.