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I 10 film più famosi sulla guerra del Vietnam	D
Abbie Hoffman: a war/draft protester when Ron visits Donna at her college. Hoffman died in 1989.	D
The studio was initially very dubious about the casting of Tom Cruise in the lead, as he hadn't real [...]	D
Jason Gedrick and Jerry Levine both starred in another war movie called L'aquila d'acciaio (1986). C [...]	D
Tom Cruise and Willem Dafoe were also both born during the month of July. Tom Cruise was born on Jul [...]	D
Tom Cruise had initially talked to Oliver Stone about taking the lead role in Wall Street (1987), bu [...]	D
Unusually for a film about the Vietnam War, in which there is fighting purportedly in Vietnam itself [...]	D
When playing paraplegic war veteran Ron Kovik in Born on the Fourth of July Tom Cruise wanted his le [...]	D
Oliver Stone wanted to make the movie in Vietnam, but relations with that country and the U.S. were [...]	D
The scenes of Tom Cruise in a bar in Mexico were actually shot in a town in Northern Philippines cal [...]	D
Oliver Stone's then wife Elizabeth is mentioned in the closing credit roll as Naijo No Ko. This Japa [...]	D
Ron reveals that he was shot on January 20, 1968. That's just 10 days before the North Vietnamese la [...]	D
Bob Gunton, who plays the doctor who tells Ron about his paralysis, is a real veteran of The Vietnam [...]	D
Three Baldwin brothers are in the film, William Baldwin, Daniel Baldwin, and Stephen Baldwin. They d [...]	D
Macaulay Culkin had a small role as a kid, but was cut out of the film.	D
Edie Brickell: The singer in the bar Ron goes to with Donna when he visits her in Syracuse.	D
The last scene of the film to be shot - in a race against time as the sun was going down - was the w [...]	D
According to Ed Lauter, he thought about the deaths of his mother, and his friends Lee Marvin and Ro [...]	D
Frank Whaley was considered for the role of Tommy Kovic before being cast to play the part of Timmy.	D
Including cameos by Oliver Stone, there are at least eleven other actors credited in this film, that [...]	D
Ron Kovic and Oliver Stone wrote much of the script together at a cafÃ© in Venice, California.	D
For the duration of filming the scenes after Ron is paralyzed, Tom Cruise stayed in and used a wheel [...]	D
Oliver Stone and Tom Cruise both expressed interest in using a nerve agent to cause genuine paralysi [...]	D
The film cast includes one Oscar winner: Oliver Stone; and four Oscar nominees: Tom Cruise, Willem D [...]	D
Oliver Stone had real animal feces brought on set for the enema scenes in the VA hospital.	D
While shooting the initial bar scenes (purported to be in Mexico, but actually in a historic town of [...]	D
The actor who played young Ron Kovic, Bryan Larkin, was originally from Massapequa, New York, the to [...]	D
The word "fuck" is used 289 times throughout the film.	D
During the opening credits, Oliver Stone's director credit would appear over John F. Kennedy's face [...]	D
Melinda Renna's debut.	D
A copy of "Johnny Got His Gun," a popular anti-war novel about World War I, is visible on Ron's hosp [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the 400 movies nominated for the Top 100 G [...]	D
In the beginning of the movie when young Ron Kovic is playing baseball, the camera catches the back [...]	D
The film's anti-war message meant that Universal was very nervous about its box-office chances, so t [...]	D
Nicolas Cage and Sean Penn were considered for the role of Ron Kovic.	D
This is the first Oliver Stone movie filmed in 2.35:1 aspect ratio.	D
Kyra Sedgwick was pregnant with her first child (Travis Bacon) during this shoot.	D
This film represents one of the rare instances where Oliver Stone was able to cast his very first ch [...]	D
Despite second billing, Willem Dafoe doesn't appear until one hour and thirty-six minutes into the m [...]	D
During the demonstration, one of the speakers says that the Bronze Star and Purple Heart honors he e [...]	D
The entire film was shot in shades of red, white, or blue, depending on the emotional level (battle [...]	D
Willem Dafoe and Tom Berenger were in Platoon (1986) another Oliver Stone directed movie that center [...]	D
When Ron is sitting at a desk in Mexico, the book "All Quiet on the Western Front" is shown on the d [...]	D
Oliver Stone became the sixteenth man to win a second directing Oscar, joining an elite pantheon tha [...]	D
When this project was initially being assembled in 1979, original director William Friedkin dropped [...]	D
On Prom Night in the movie, Ronnie's father laments that Vietnam is a long way to go to fight a war. [...]	D
William Baldwin and Jason Gedrick, both appearing here as soldiers in Vietnam, would later star toge [...]	D
Oliver Stone was presented his Best Director Oscar for this film by his former film school teacher M [...]	D
The only Best Picture nominee that year to be also nominated for Best Sound, and Best Cinematography [...]	D
Second part of Oliver Stone Vietnam trilogy. The other two are Platoon (1986) and Tra cielo e terra [...]	D
Ron Kovic is the uncle of Funhaus host, Adam Kovic.	D
One of the co-editors on this film, David Brenner would also serve as the film editor for Independen [...]	D
Charlie Sheen was considered for the part of Ron Kovic.	D
Al Pacino turned down the role of Kovic's father. Several years earlier, another version was propose [...]	D
Raymond J. Barry and Caroline Kava, who play Mr. and Mrs. Kovic, parents to Ron Kovic, previously ap [...]	D
Tom Cruise was born on the third of July.	D
The first scene which Frank Whaley shots was that in which he and Tom Cruise speak at night in Cruis [...]	D
Oliver Stone: the reporter interviewing the military official on television near the beginning of th [...]	D
The speaker at the University of Syracuse protest is played by iconic Sixties juggernaut of activism [...]	D
One of the guys in Ron Kovic's platoon is played by William Mapother. In real life, he is Tom Cruise [...]	D
Frank Whaley and Michael Wincott also appeared in Oliver Stone's next film The Doors (1991).	D
On the occasion of the film,s showing at the Berlin film festival in February of 1990, the Wall had [...]	D
Set in Massapequa, New York. It is also the hometown of William, Daniel, and Stephen Baldwin as well [...]	D
The real Ron Kovic gave Tom Cruise his Bronze Star for his performance in this movie.	D

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Zap War	D
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The Movies: The Eighties	D
The Doors: Interview with Oliver Stone	D
Colazione da Tiffany	D
Oliver Stone: Inside Out	D
Hollywood Vietnam	D
The Office: The Injury	D
Entourage: The Boys Are Back in Town	D
Laugh-In	D
Jeopardy!: Episode #26.77	D
De slimste mens ter wereld: Episode #7.16	D
Radiazioni BX: distruzione uomo	D
C'Ã¨ sempre il sole a Philadelphia: Charlie Gets Crippled	D
Drawn Together: A Tale of Two Cows	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Why Gump? Why Now?	D
The 78th Annual Academy Awards	D
Californication: California Son	D
The Ben Stiller Show: With Bobcat Goldthwait	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: My Cousin Vinny/Article 99/American Me/The Lawnmower Man/Shakes the Clown/Daughters of the Dust	D
The Ben Stiller Show: With Sarah Jessica Parker	D
tick, tick... Boom!	D
Mission: Impossible III	D
Final Cut - Ladies and gentlemen	D
Forrest Gump	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Vietnam War Movies	D
Scalciando e strillando	D
Wogan: Episode #10.20	D
HBO First Look: Full Contact: The Making of 'Any Given Sunday'	D
I Griffin: Padre de Familia	D
Platoon	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Best Films of 1989	D
Good Morning Britain: Episode dated 9 January 2019	D
62nd Annual Academy Awards	D
Michael Douglas: Live from the TCM Classic Film Festival	D
D' Fightin' Ones	D
Difficult People: The Courage of a Soldier	D
Tra cielo e terra	D
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: Episode #8.96	D
Edie Brickell & New Bohemians: A Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Family Business/Blaze/We're No Angels/The Wizard/The Rosegarden	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Oscar Nomination Surprises for 1989	D
LuÃs Figo: il trasferimento che ha cambiato il calcio	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Movie Soldiers	D
Il Saturday Night Live: Christopher Walken/Bonnie Raitt	D
Good Blokes & Superstars	D
The Universal Story	D
Minty Comedic Arts: 10 Things You Didn't Know About Tremors	D
Sto ypsos tis haramadas	D
South Park - Il film: PiÃ¹ grosso, piÃ¹ lungo & tutto intero	D
Top 5 Best/Worst: Top 5 Best Tom Cruise Performances	D
The Spirit of America	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Tom Cruise: The Star Next Door	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Tom Cruise Performances	D
The 100 Greatest War Films	D
Porn on the Fourth of July	D
King of the Hill: Born Again on the Fourth of July	D
Last Laugh '05	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Die Hard 2/Ghost Dad/Days of Thunder/May Fools	D
Hollywood vs. Religion	D
The Oscars	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Always/Music Box/Born on the Fourth of July/Tango and Cash/Camille Claudel	D
The 100 Greatest War Films	D
The Thick of It: Episode #3.6	D
Universal's Cinematic Spectacular: 100 Years of Movie Memories	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Assassins/Dead Presidents/How to Make an American Quilt/Strange Days/Persuasion	D
Film Geek	D
The Directors: The Films of Oliver Stone	D
100 hÃ¶jdare: Sveriges skÃ¶naste mÃ¤nniskor: Stockholm	D
Tattoo, a Love Story	D
The Oprah Winfrey Show: Summer Movie Previews	D
Guidare	D
The Burly Man Chronicles	D
NCIS - UnitÃ anticrimine: Bulletproof	D
Squidbillies: Scorn on the 4th of July	D

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Errori

When Ron returns home from the hospital the subtitle says " Massapequa, 1969". The colours of the le [...]	D
A Jackie Gleason Blvd. street sign can be seen at the 1972 Republican National Convention in Miami B [...]	D
In the movie, Ron is visiting a leader of the 1970 Syracuse University strike. As students listen to [...]	D
Reeboks (first made in 1978) at a 1972 Republican convention.	D
Ron joined the Marines in 1964, yet when he is in his bedroom contemplating his decision to join, th [...]	D
The voice of Mel Allen is heard on the radio calling Mantle's 491st home run which would have taken [...]	D
When Ron is taking the train to Upstate NY a Mass Bay Transit Authority (MBTA) commuter train is use [...]	D
During the parade scene, Tom Cruise's US Marine uniform has 2 service stripes on the lower sleeve. I [...]	D
Shortly after Ron arrives back home, he goes to a bar to get wasted. He then goes to the dance floor [...]	D
When Ron and his friends walk out of Boyer's Ice Cream shop, you can see crew and equipment in the r [...]	D
When the recruiter visits Ronnie's school, he incorrectly refers to Marine boot camp as "13 weeks of [...]	D
When Oliver Stone is interviewing the infantry officer on the television, the officer's branch insig [...]	D
In the movie, Ron is, by 1972, a full-fledged anti-war activist. Ron materializes on the floor of th [...]	D
Reflections of camera and operator visible in the shiny black brim of Ron's hat during the second pa [...]	D
Ron's family watches JFK's inauguration in Washington, DC in January 1961. It is sub-freezing there. [...]	D
When Ron visits Billy's family in Venus, GA, he hears the stories of Billy's great-grandfather ("... [...]	D
A 1957 Chevrolet convertible (released in the fall of 1956) is used in the 1956 Fourth of July parad [...]	D
In the welcome home parade in 1969 we see two Elvises with the American eagle jumpsuit. This was not [...]	D
During the parade at the beginning of the film set in 1956, several parade goers and participants ar [...]	D
The song "American Pie" is played twice in scenes that are indicated as being in 1969. American Pie [...]	D
During the Syracuse protest the group of students that are speaking are holding the Viet Cong flag. [...]	D
The movie major is a decidedly unsympathetic character who ends his discussion with young Kovic by t [...]	D
During a scene identified as July 4, 1969, the Kovic family is watching Laugh-In. Laugh-In aired on [...]	D
When Ron visits the family of the man he accidentally killed in Vietnam, the chair swing is broken. [...]	D
During the fighting in Oct. 1967 the Marines are shown using M14's and a Bazooka. In Oct. 1967 Marin [...]	D
When Ron is thinking about what to put away in his room before boot camp, he stuffs away a toy pisto [...]	D
On the night of his prom Ron Kovic listens to Mickey Mantle hit his 491st home run. Mantle hit that [...]	D
In a scene in the Bronx Veterans Hospital, supposedly at some point in 1968, there is a poster next [...]	D

Frase

Ron Kovic: [to reporters] I'm a Vietnam veteran, I [...]	D
Mrs. Kovic: [almost sobbing] Don't say penis in th [...]	D
Steve Boyer: You could start out as a cashier... a [...]	D
Steve Boyer: You probably think it's just a hambur [...]	D
Ron Kovic: People say that if you don't love Ameri [...]	D
Lieutenant - Vietnam: [to Ron Kovic] It wasn't you [...]	D
Jamie Wilson - Georgia: What's done is done, sir. [...]	D
Charlie - Villa Dulce: The bitch thinks it's funny [...]	D
Ron Kovic: When I was in the hospital, I thought, [...]	D
[Ron is attempting to walk in the hospital; Willie [...]	D
Ron Kovic: They burned the flag and they demonstra [...]	D
Doctor: We want to make one thing very clear to yo [...]	D
[in the Bronx VA hospital] Ron Kovic: This place [...]	D
Ron Kovic: [to Charlie] I had a mother; I had a fa [...]	D
Ron Kovic: We went to Vietnam to stop communism!.. [...]	D
Mrs. Kovic: [enters the room, beaming] Ronnie, Ron [...]	D
Chaplain - Vietnam: How are you? Ron Kovic: [weak [...]	D

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