DITTO - WHAT A TRADGEDY - NOBODY WOULD HAVE EVER GUESSED ROBIN WILLIAMS !!!! GOD BLESS & RIP ROBIN WILLIAMS, YOU'LL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN MAN, EVER....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU RAISED THE COMEDIC BAR, SOOOO HIGH THAT MOST COMEDIANS, CANT EVEN SEE IT !!!! A "LEGEND" - ONE OF A KIND, LIKE A BABE RUTH, A MICHAEL JORDAN, ONCE IN A LIFETIME, WE ARE BLESSED TO WITNESS & GET TO KNOW OF A PERSON OF THIS CALIBER.......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Watching this ending makes me cry so much! Because I’m not watching Adrien Cronauer flying home. I’m watching Robin Williams flying to heaven, and that tape he left is his farewell to everyone who grew up with him and watched his stand up as well as his films. Goodbye Robin. Thanks for the laughs.
1:13 - "Good morning, Vietnam. This is Eddie Garlick coming to you live from AFRS (Armed Forces Radio Saigon). It's 16:29 hours here in Saigon and airman Adrian Cronauer is going home today, but he left a farewell message for all you guys out there still sweated it out on the fields. So without further ado, here's a farewell extravaganza."
I worked at a brewpub with a beer garden where we'd do movie nights during the summertime. We put together a Robin Williams tribute night that summer of 2014, with "Good Morning Vietnam" being the final film played. Williams' sudden death had really affected me. I'd grown up watching so much of his work and the fact he was just gone, so suddenly, was eating away at me. It was probably 1:30 in the morning when "Good Morning Vietnam" finally ended. I was tasked with cleaning up the beer garden before closing. Something about this scene, seeing that DC-8 take off and the music fading in as Robin Williams/Adrian Cronauer's voice faded out put me at ease. It was probably just the happenstance of the whole thing, but I remember clocking out that night feeling just a bit better.
because it makes you reflect on life and how its always changing and how time marches on. It makes you wonder when your going to be leaving on that DC-8.
The day I post this comment, Robin "Adrian Cronauer" Williams would have celebrated his 71st birthday. I admittedly have not seen Good Morning Vietnam start to finish, but the bits and pieces I've seen (this one included) made me realize how much of a comedic powerhouse Mr. Williams was. I do recognize him better as the Genie from Aladdin, Mrs. Doubtfire from the film of the same name, and Mork from Ork on Mork and Mindy. This comedy and acting legend, beyond shadow of a doubt, had the ability to turn anyone's dark day into a bright and sunny day in a matter of moments, he was that good! God rest Robin Williams' soul, he without doubt is missed!
"Speaking of things controversial, is it true that there is a Marijuana problem here in Vietnam? No, it's not a problem, everybody has it!". Classic! Peace, Robin! 14/01/21
RIP Adrian Cronauer (September 8, 1938 - July 18, 2018), aged 79 And RIP Robin Williams (July 21, 1951 - August 11, 2014), aged 63 You both will be remembered as legends
It's hard to believe Robin Williams had been gone not too long yet it feels like he's been gone longer. Miss him dearly but he left us so much we can appreciate all his comedy and wonders of his brilliance for us to enjoy for eternity. We will see and be with Robin Williams again. Each in our own time. God bless him and RIP Robin Williams. 😢
Robin Williams brought joy to the lives of so many people through his comedy, acting, and charity work. There is no doubt he will forever be remembered for his comedic genius and heartwarming performances. Tragically, Robin died by suicide in 2014 at age 63. The event shook the entertainment world and caused millions of fans to grieve for the loss of such a beloved actor and human being who brought so much humor to the world. What many people do not know is that depression was not the underlying cause of Robin’s suicide-rather, it was a little-known brain disease called Lewy body dementia. In the last year of his life, Robin experienced a startling pattern of behavior. His friends, family, and film colleagues could tell he was not himself as he began exhibiting symptoms like confusion, forgetfulness, paranoia, hallucinations, anxiety, personality changes, and difficulty with movement. Robin could tell something was wrong, too, but he did not know what was happening to him, why it was happening, or how to stop it. Robin and his wife, Susan Schneider Williams, sought help from numerous medical specialists, but were unable to obtain a correct diagnosis before his untimely death. After his death, an autopsy revealed advanced stages of Lewy body dementia, a less common form of dementia that affects an estimated 1.4 million people in the US.
@@sillyboy7812 i take it you're talking about the cafe explosion, he wasn't allowed to report it and was threatened with court marshal if he did. robin was able to draw you into the betrail kronaor felt by the vietnamese kid, there was a more factual version of the movie, and it was played completely different ( more serious) and that's the cross point in the story of both movies
The media had its usual lack of respect upon Robin's death, reporting his suicide like it was a character flaw when it was one of the most honorable things a man could have done in his situation. Sparing his family the misery of a really nasty decent to death was something I hope I would have the courage to do. -Veteran '66-68
i thought Adrian Cronauer was a fictional character till i looked up his name. he left a yr before i arrived in Da Nang, so i missed his broadcasts. while watching Arm Forces TV, sitting on the rivers watching all the violence in America. i said to myself "I'm safer over here than in America, at the moment." although it wasn't safe, i wasn't being shot at, at the moment. Charlie wasn't stupid to fire on a ship, that could fire heavy rounds back. of course the ship personnel all got a combat action ribbon because Charlie "did" shoot at us with small arms. our new XO never got one, although he tried, down in "Square Bay." but like i said, Charlie wasn't stupid. oh and on that note, i don't want to see "Thank you for your Service." it's bs, since y'll didn't support us with our little stint in the unpopular war. you're 42 stinking yrs too late. sorry, but that's my feeling on that.
We all know why we’re here. To morn two incredibly hilarious men! R.I.P. Adrian Cronauer and Robin Williams.
In loving memory of Robin Williams
1951-2014
Amen! Auckland New Zealand 2021
Has it been 7 years? 🥺
He was 63 years old.
And in loving memory of Adrian Cronauer 1938-2018
"No it's not a problem, everybody has it." You'll always be missed, Robin.
Tears tears and more tears... RIP sweet man...
DITTO - WHAT A TRADGEDY - NOBODY WOULD HAVE EVER GUESSED ROBIN WILLIAMS !!!!
GOD BLESS & RIP ROBIN WILLIAMS, YOU'LL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN MAN, EVER....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YOU RAISED THE COMEDIC BAR, SOOOO HIGH THAT MOST COMEDIANS, CANT EVEN SEE IT !!!!
A "LEGEND" - ONE OF A KIND, LIKE A BABE RUTH, A MICHAEL JORDAN, ONCE IN A LIFETIME, WE ARE BLESSED TO WITNESS & GET TO KNOW OF A PERSON OF THIS CALIBER.......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glen Cadieux fucking chill dude
As of today 07/19/2018, rest in peace Adrian Cronauer as well.
❤
That plane at the end was robin going to heaven
RIP you gift to mankind
the airline is united
How did the film make use of comedy?
Watching this ending makes me cry so much! Because I’m not watching Adrien Cronauer flying home. I’m watching Robin Williams flying to heaven, and that tape he left is his farewell to everyone who grew up with him and watched his stand up as well as his films. Goodbye Robin. Thanks for the laughs.
What qualified as "propaganda" in the film "good morning vietnam" and how did the central characters react to it?
How did it utilize comedy.
@@sillyboy7812 I think you have the wrong comment.
"Made you look" was Robin Williams' final line in this film and it was also the last line in the 1992 Disney animated film Aladdin!
RIP Robin you are now in Neverland
1:13 - "Good morning, Vietnam. This is Eddie Garlick coming to you live from AFRS (Armed Forces Radio Saigon). It's 16:29 hours here in Saigon and airman Adrian Cronauer is going home today, but he left a farewell message for all you guys out there still sweated it out on the fields. So without further ado, here's a farewell extravaganza."
"GOOOOOOOOD BYEEEEEEE VIETNAM!....."
That's right, I'm history, I'm outta here, I got the lucky ticket home, baby!
I worked at a brewpub with a beer garden where we'd do movie nights during the summertime. We put together a Robin Williams tribute night that summer of 2014, with "Good Morning Vietnam" being the final film played. Williams' sudden death had really affected me. I'd grown up watching so much of his work and the fact he was just gone, so suddenly, was eating away at me.
It was probably 1:30 in the morning when "Good Morning Vietnam" finally ended. I was tasked with cleaning up the beer garden before closing. Something about this scene, seeing that DC-8 take off and the music fading in as Robin Williams/Adrian Cronauer's voice faded out put me at ease. It was probably just the happenstance of the whole thing, but I remember clocking out that night feeling just a bit better.
because it makes you reflect on life and how its always changing and how time marches on. It makes you wonder when your going to be leaving on that DC-8.
The day I post this comment, Robin "Adrian Cronauer" Williams would have celebrated his 71st birthday. I admittedly have not seen Good Morning Vietnam start to finish, but the bits and pieces I've seen (this one included) made me realize how much of a comedic powerhouse Mr. Williams was. I do recognize him better as the Genie from Aladdin, Mrs. Doubtfire from the film of the same name, and Mork from Ork on Mork and Mindy. This comedy and acting legend, beyond shadow of a doubt, had the ability to turn anyone's dark day into a bright and sunny day in a matter of moments, he was that good! God rest Robin Williams' soul, he without doubt is missed!
I remember watching this brilliant film at least 4 times on a QANTAS flight from London to Sydney and back again in 1988. memories 💜💜💜🇦🇺
Will miss you Robin! May you rest in peace! You were the best of the best! Thank you for sharing your genius with all of us :(
I cried when that plane took off.
RIP Adrian Cronauer, Robin Williams🌷
RIP Robin Williams. Thank you
It happened ten years ago. Why, Williams? Why? You are still dearly missed.
"Speaking of things controversial, is it true that there is a Marijuana problem here in Vietnam? No, it's not a problem, everybody has it!". Classic! Peace, Robin!
14/01/21
Rip robin Williams One of the funniest men ever born
RIP Robin Williams. Very talented actor gone way too soon :-(
My favourite comedian/actor in one of my favourite films! Thank you for sharing :x
R.I.P. Mr Williams... We miss you
Such a wonderful actor. Thank you for this gift God,
I've seen it dozens of times, but I always want to cry when I watch the plane take off.
Rest in Peace Adrian Cronauer (1938-2018)
RIP Adrian Cronauer (September 8, 1938 - July 18, 2018), aged 79
And
RIP Robin Williams (July 21, 1951 - August 11, 2014), aged 63
You both will be remembered as legends
Miss Robin Williams so much such a great funny guy. I loved him so much he always made me laugh..
Miss you brother.
Lucky ticket indeed. RIP
We will always love you Robin
Fly's open.....
-*checks*
Made you look...
How did that MP not smirk or smile XD
1:35 Rest in Peace Robin Williams! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Such a wonderful actor. Thank you for this gift God, Robin will be greatly missed. God bless
It's hard to believe Robin Williams had been gone not too long yet it feels like he's been gone longer. Miss him dearly but he left us so much we can appreciate all his comedy and wonders of his brilliance for us to enjoy for eternity. We will see and be with Robin Williams again. Each in our own time. God bless him and RIP Robin Williams. 😢
That's Robin Williams at his best! RIP.
I still miss you so very very much. But Mrs Doubtfire keeps me smiling too. Hope your keeping them laughing up there you xxxx
Im not crying. YOU'RE CRYING..
Adrian was wrongfully terminated from his position and should have been their much longer.
He served his full term in Vietnam
Robin Williams brought joy to the lives of so many people through his comedy, acting, and charity work. There is no doubt he will forever be remembered for his comedic genius and heartwarming performances.
Tragically, Robin died by suicide in 2014 at age 63. The event shook the entertainment world and caused millions of fans to grieve for the loss of such a beloved actor and human being who brought so much humor to the world. What many people do not know is that depression was not the underlying cause of Robin’s suicide-rather, it was a little-known brain disease called Lewy body dementia.
In the last year of his life, Robin experienced a startling pattern of behavior. His friends, family, and film colleagues could tell he was not himself as he began exhibiting symptoms like confusion, forgetfulness, paranoia, hallucinations, anxiety, personality changes, and difficulty with movement. Robin could tell something was wrong, too, but he did not know what was happening to him, why it was happening, or how to stop it.
Robin and his wife, Susan Schneider Williams, sought help from numerous medical specialists, but were unable to obtain a correct diagnosis before his untimely death. After his death, an autopsy revealed advanced stages of Lewy body dementia, a less common form of dementia that affects an estimated 1.4 million people in the US.
this movie was magical it drew you in, and made you laugh and cry, the only way robin williams ever could. a great movie
What qualified as "propaganda" in the film "good morning vietnam" and how did the central characters react to it?
How did it utilize comedy?
@@sillyboy7812 i take it you're talking about the cafe explosion, he wasn't allowed to report it and was threatened with court marshal if he did. robin was able to draw you into the betrail kronaor felt by the vietnamese kid, there was a more factual version of the movie, and it was played completely different ( more serious) and that's the cross point in the story of both movies
@@williamgreenough8350 but how did the movie utilize comedy?
@@williamgreenough8350 but how did the central characters react to it?
Robin would have been an amazing Podcaster
Nice to see Phuket airport one more time.
I am sad, yes.
RIP Adrian Cronauer
That's some good polka.
Lucky me - why am I still here...? Sigh 😓 Happy Saint Patrick's Day 2022
Viva the memory and comedy of Robin Williams.
Rest in peace Robin Williams
The media had its usual lack of respect upon Robin's death, reporting his suicide like it was a character flaw when it was one of the most honorable things a man could have done in his situation. Sparing his family the misery of a really nasty decent to death was something I hope I would have the courage to do. -Veteran '66-68
Sure the miss Him. Nanu nanu
RIP funny and intelligent man❤️
милый милый незабвенный РОБИН!!!!!!
Natainja Luch-chewa damn commie
robin williams!
rip
goat
Sometimes you just need a little AC....and as he'll tell you himself....Robin was so much funnier than AC EVER was!
RIP Robin Williams
Good bye Robin WIlliams!
What a terrible loss to humanity
0:47
Made ya look!
Rip robin Williams
I was there when Chickenman Deros.
Who did the music in that scene??
"Good-Bye Viet-"
*tears*
Stupid and pointless war.
Complete waste of 58,000 young men's lives.
I wasn't around at the time during of the Vietnam War, but after a lot of research I've done I think the United States made a big mistake.
"Good Morning Vietnam?! WTH is that supposed to mean?"
“ I don’t know, I guess it means good morning Vietnam”
Collar brass on his hat.
'I heard that'.
i thought Adrian Cronauer was a fictional character till i looked up his name. he left a yr before i arrived in Da Nang, so i missed his broadcasts. while watching Arm Forces TV, sitting on the rivers watching all the violence in America. i said to myself "I'm safer over here than in America, at the moment." although it wasn't safe, i wasn't being shot at, at the moment. Charlie wasn't stupid to fire on a ship, that could fire heavy rounds back. of course the ship personnel all got a combat action ribbon because Charlie "did" shoot at us with small arms. our new XO never got one, although he tried, down in "Square Bay." but like i said, Charlie wasn't stupid. oh and on that note, i don't want to see "Thank you for your Service." it's bs, since y'll didn't support us with our little stint in the unpopular war. you're 42 stinking yrs too late. sorry, but that's my feeling on that.
Cleveland brown at the end
Stepped on a prop plane then took off on a jet....😳
Yeah, I saw that too.
Cleveland enters: 2:00
This might be unrelated, but I'm still deminonbinary. Seriously!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Basically, the movie version was better, since the real life Cronhauer was not socially subversive, just criminally a fraud.
Life is a bitch
Morpheus?...
Oh sorry.. But close
no idi amin