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Some DVD copies of the film under the title "Who'll Stop the Rain" actually house the version of the [...]	D
When Ray (Nick Nolte) tells Marge (Tuesday Weld) he has a place in L.A. while driving on Interstate [...]	D
The movie was made and released about seven years after the events depicted in it during the Vietnam [...]	D
Nick Nolte says in his biography that this movie was a box office failure, but he did not care becau [...]	D
According to a contemporary article in the Los Angeles Times, Tuesday Weld and Nick Nolte did not li [...]	D
The ship seen as the S.S. Austral Glen began as the U.S.S. General R. L. Howze (AP-134) in 1943, bui [...]	D
Novelist Robert Stone based the central character of Ray Hicks, played in the film by Nick Nolte, on [...]	D
Smitty and Danskin's van is a 1968 Dodge A-108 Sportsman.	D
Ray's car is a green 1970 Ford Galaxie 500 sedan.	D
The $20,000 per kilo Ray hopes to get for the heroin would equate to about $130,000 in 2020.	D
Ray and Marge drive away from the debacle with Eddie in a 1958 Land Rover Series II station wagon. I [...]	D
The Converse's car is a 1961 Dodge Lancer 770 station wagon. MSRP for the base version was $2,451 ($ [...]	D
The land that Ray (Nick Nolte) & Marge (Tuesday Weld) stay over in Los Angeles, where the quonset hu [...]	D
When asked if he had any influence on what music was played in the film, author Robert Stone replied [...]	D
The movie's "Who'll Stop the Rain" title refers to the name of a song featured in the film. The song [...]	D
The producers were lukewarm about casting Nick Nolte at first, instead preferring the more bankable [...]	D
The film was entered into competition at the Cannes Film Festival in 1978.	D
The film was made and released about four years after its source novel "Dog Soldiers" by Robert Ston [...]	D
The Saigon/Vietnam scenes were filmed in Mexico. A casting recruitment ad in Mexico City called for [...]	D
For this movie, Nick Nolte shaved off his mustache which audiences had seen him have in Abissi (1977 [...]	D
According to an article in the 24 August 1978 edition of The Hollywood Reporter, Tuesday Weld sued U [...]	D
Nick Nolte wore a back brace during much of the filming to maintain a rigid Marine posture.	D
When Ray goes to see Eddie ( Charles Haid ), the song "American Pie" by Don McLean is playing. That [...]	D
It is often believed that film's title was changed from "Dog Soldiers" so as not to be confused with [...]	D
The scene on the railroad tracks is a reference to the final adventure in Mexico of beatnik figure N [...]	D
The meaning of the film's source novel title "Dog Soldiers" is that it refers to a term from indigen [...]	D

Ray Hicks: All my life I've been taking shit from [...]	D
John Converse: [about Vietnam] Don't they say this [...]	D
Ray Hicks: [cleaning up his vandalized shack] Coul [...]	D
Ray Hicks: Am I talking to the right person, Eddie [...]	D
Marge Converse: We could still make a deal! Ray H [...]	D
Eddie Peace: What's life without a dream?	D
John Converse: You see, in a world where elephants [...]	D
John Converse: What about Danskin. He want a job w [...]	D
Antheil: You know what I think, on some level? I t [...]	D
Marge Converse: What was he like? Ray Hicks: In s [...]	D
Gerald: Should I take my pants off?	D
John Converse: [about his wife] If you really want [...]	D
Ray Hicks: [jamming a pistol-barrel under Danskin' [...]	D
Danskin: [Converse is singing] Shut up! What the h [...]	D
Antheil: You know, our little friend in Saigon tol [...]	D
Marge Converse: Oh, he's really in bad shape. You [...]	D
Marge Converse: Why did you carry for John? Ray H [...]	D
Ray Hicks: Nobody can surprise us here. We've got [...]	D
Antheil: No Commie lawyer's going to help you now.	D
Ray Hicks: Do you remember last night? Marge Conv [...]	D
Antheil: I was just reading your play. I liked a l [...]	D
Smitty: How long is he going to be in there, man? [...]	D
Ray Hicks: That head guy. Who is he? John Convers [...]	D
Eddie Peace: You nickel and dime asshole. Don't yo [...]	D
Ray Hicks: It belongs to whoever controls it.	D
Ray Hicks: [sitting in a seedy bar that appears to [...]	D
John Converse: [realizing his wife is a drug addic [...]	D
Ray Hicks: When I left the Marines I made myself a [...]	D
Ray Hicks: [shouting at the mountainous horizon] H [...]	D
John Converse: [as Danskin retches with exhaustion [...]	D
Ray Hicks: They got my buddy, man. Now they're goi [...]	D
Marge Converse: What's it say? Ray Hicks: [readin [...]	D
Marge Converse: Why Gerald? Ray Hicks: Because he [...]	D
Eddie Peace: I got to tell you, this comes as a co [...]	D
Ray Hicks: You got a good place to stash this? Ma [...]	D
[last lines] John Converse: If we stay here with [...]	D
John Converse: I can't believe we did this. Bende [...]	D
Marge Converse: How's your friend? Ray Hicks: If [...]	D
Danskin: Hold it, Tamale Pie.	D
Ray Hicks: When I tell you the story of my life yo [...]	D
Danskin: I hate jailbird chess. I hate the style. [...]	D
Danskin: Let me tell you how it is, John. I was hu [...]	D
Ray Hicks: In Vietnam I had men that were dead the [...]	D
John Converse: I've been waiting all my life to fu [...]	D
Ray Hicks: You can't deal with people in this outr [...]	D
John Converse: Why'd you send her to Canada? Bend [...]	D
Ray Hicks: [about Marge Converse] She didn't even [...]	D
Ray Hicks: This isn't what you want. Not really. [...]	D
Charmian: What are you going to do with your money [...]	D

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