I was 22 years old when we are filming Platoon in the Philippines. I didn't realize at that time that the cast we worked with will become famous artists in the years to come. We were all young that time and it was one of my best experiences working behind the scenes............Maybe that's why I'm still doing it.
Thats awesome Films. Great movie, great actors. I was an extra in the Two Towers (lord of the rings) and sometimes sat down for lunch (at 2am) with Orlando Bloom among others. They were unknown back then. Cheers
He acted as a mean ass man with no conscience. Anyone got in his way, he up in their faces, screaming @ them. But I guess, those characters were like that in the true war scenes. Not giving a shit what happens. Yes, he really played the role. But he shot up Elias & left him to die, but he came back from the area he was shot @ just to make it to the platoon. The ending of him was sad.
Barns and Elias were the most interesting characters, but all of the actors who were involved in this masterpiece were great, (and Samuel Barber deserves a special thanks for his contribution as well).
Willem dafoe, was awesome in this movie and everything else he did since. Platoon was a great movie, showing the horrors of the vietnam war but for me the best movie is Apocolypse Now
Sergeant Elias is my favourite character in the movie. He knew that it was useless shit what they were doing. He managed to conserve a little bit of humanity and civil courage during their chaotic mission. The scene of his death at the end of the film is legendary in history of cinema.
@@michaelsmith9308 ok i did too and retired but I'm asking the guy who posted the initial comment. Follow along and you will see why I'm asking, once he ever responds to me.
I served in the army national guard-stateside peacetime service this movie on the Vietnam war pictured war as what probably really could be like even though I was never in combat the real thing is always different than in training a wonderful depiction of what combat in a jungle situation could be a beautiful work of cinematic excellence orders to all the actors and Oliver Stone for this wonderful work of art
Platoon is a very dear movie to me because my brother served in Vietnam and it was my very first war movie. My brother passed away 9 years prior in 1977 and he was one of the first Vietnam Veterans to perish because of chemicals in the weapons of the war and my sister in law was able to prove it to the VA and they took care of my sister in law and four nieces with compensation for his sacrifice up and still going strong.
I watched it at the cinema when I was 18, it was one of those movies that stay's with you forever...Favourite character? they all were exceptional actors in this movie!
I enlisted in 1985, September. When Platoon came out, I was stationed with the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell. In 1987 I went TDY to Honduras and still hadn't seen it. In 1988 I was stationed in S. Korea and finally saw it. Vietnam was still a fresh memory in the army, ten + years after it had ended. It hit a bit too close to home for most of us as many of our senior ranks had been there. We all took it very seriously, almost like a training video.
This movie moved me so when it came out. I was the age of a lot of the younger actors (age 22) when it came out. I believe both Willem Dafoe and Tom Berenger got Academy Award nominations for their roles and it got Best Picture in 1986. Kudos to Oliver Stone, of course, who wrote and directed it and who received the Oscar for Best Director. It was based on his own experiences in Vietnam.
I served in Vietnam in 1968/69 as an infantry solider MOS 11B. I was stationed 24/7 in the bush or jungle bouncing from one hilltop to another searching for Ho Chi Minn trails and NVA. Movie was dead nuts as to what us infantry grunts experienced.
I think they were all great actors and played their characters to the full. Don't forget the man who wrote and directed the film he's also the most important character. Without him the film would never have existed. Thanks for the video.
The battle-scarred face of Sergeant Barnes, and the acting of Tom berenger was my personal favorite. However there are too many to choose from, as it is certainly an All-Star performance for everyone.
"Platoon" can not be a cameo study. It is an organism in every sense of the word. It is a Synergistic Expression of being on the eve of destruction. The total of Its presentation is greater than the sum of its parts, including the actors. It is a work of fierce beauty as a masterpiece presentation for any Boomer that has humped the bush of Southeast Asia's Triple Canopy & knowing my special friends the leaches! This is a masterpiece of artistic proportion that should haunt my Generations' Souls.
I'll second that !! He plays the character "Saw Guerra" from star wars Rouge One and Andor so awesome !! Couldn't imagine anyone else playing the part !!
I find it hard to pick a favorite because each character made the “Platoon” a Platoon. I think what sticks out to me is Charlie Sheen, his character represented the young men who were sent there without the street smarts, just out of high school and naive to what they were being sent into. All the people I knew who served in that war aged at least 10 years in years time. I was 14 when the war ended. The entire time it was going on I lived outside Ft. Dix. Every time we would drive onto the post, there was this huge scoreboard on Generals circle that had the number of US soldiers and enemy soldiers KIA. Even after my own military career, the memory of that scoreboard and what those numbers represented still bothers me.
A friend of mine met him in Miami when he was filming the substitute. He said he was the most humble, cool guy. No ego at all, just a regular cool guy. Said he was funny too.
if you like war films , check out "battle for haditha". raw, aggressive, no political undertones, and stars real military personel. or view "danger close", masterpiece.🍻
One of my fav movies ever! them closing scenes of Willem Dafoe left to die was very very upsetting to me bringing home the heartache of War ! living nowadays in a close by country I still see the remains of the old US machines especially the Willys Jeep 🙏
Defoe played my favorite character, Elias. I was a grunt in Nam. It's a fine movie. Brought back too many memories. Many good, some bad and a few that caused me to need to be held by my wife. She died 2 years ago. I won't watch the movie again. I'm afraid it would mean the end for me.
King is my favorite character. I met several guys exactly like him while serving in the 25th Infantry Division in the late 1970's. He's a great composite character for the big black guy who is a rock-solid Infantry soldier making insightful no-nonsense philosophical observations, and doing it in a way that is funny as hell. In a field Infantry unit, you grow to love guys like that.
the movie itself was awesome , my recruiter sergeant Lopez took me to see it and I enlisted in the Marine Corps shortly after . Became a forward observer (FO) who calls for the fire missions to Artillery .
Tom Berenger "NAILED IT"! I served from 1973 to 1998 and the vast majority of NCO's were carbon copies of his character. We deployed frequently and the biggest priority was to meet mission and bring as many of our troops back in one piece.
This movie is still echoing and even thundering in my mind.I felt the fear the fetigue the anger the rush and thrill as if I was one of the soldiers I loved all charecters.I loved chris I love Barns I love Elias. Everything was real tangible their face their sweat their despair.I did not feel like a movie it was punchy and unignorable !that is no doubt the best war movie ther is ! Platoon forever
Brilliant but devastating film. It stays with you after watching it, which mean’s Oliver Stone did a brilliant job conveying what the grunts went through.
I served as a young US Army Soldier from 1977-1980. My favorite character in platoon? Its when Taylor arrives in-country and as he walks off the tarmac, a group of Combat Veterans are walking by out-of-country. The Veteran with the 1000yd stare and hands in his pockets was my favorite character.
Tom Berenger was the heart of "Platoon." Keith David "killed it." McGinley played an extraordinary performance of his character. All of them were great!
A masterpiece of war movies. The scene in which Sergeant Elias dies after being left behind, and the climactic scene in which the Vietnamese army attacks the US military position using human wave tactics are spectacular.
My favorite character was played by Willim Defoe, very powerful acter, the scene when he realizes that the other Sgt was there to kill, no words, amazing! Oliver Stone was an outstanding director. I've watched this film so many times, but every time I pick up on new things! Thank you for doing this presentation!!
Mon personnage préféré dans le film est le sergent Elias joué par Wilhem Dafoe. J'aime beaucoup cet acteur et son personnage dans le film est intéressant. C'est ce que l'on appelle un chien de guerre, il n'a peur de rien et en même temps il a gardé son humanité.
Mon personnage préféré était Bunny. Oui, il est psychopathe. Oui, il est sans cœur. Mais il était un personnage intéressant parce qu’il est prêt à combattre l’ennemi . Son monologue à propos la mort au combat était si raconte à « The only worry you got is dying. And if that happens, you won’t know about it anyway. So what the fuck, man? » Bunny est fou mais il est courageux au combat . Est son philosophie de vie à un soldat est admirable . Même si ce n'est pas un individu admirable . En anglais, on appelle est ce type de soldat « gung-ho » . Quelqu’un qui est enthousiaste à combattre les ennemis .
This movie came out when I was with the 101st back in 1986 & 1987. Dafoe's character was by far my favorite, as he reminded me of a couple NCO's I served with. Good leadership role for him, as he was the perfect actor to play that part.
everyone of them played great in this film. i really like all the characters even Barnes, but i also hated Barnes because of Elias. i like Bunny the most, he was brutal yet the coolest for me LOL
As a combat veteran of the Vietnam War, I'm here to tell you that this is the best depiction of infantry-level field operations I've seen. Oliver Stone tells the story like it really was.
Willem Dafoe....I adore him. My ex works in the film industry, & we drove down to southern Spain to work on one of his films. He's a lovely man, but every time he smiled & went to say something, I'd clam up & look at my feet. He realised, & was incredibly sweet about it, but I still clammed up whenever he was around. Twenty years later, I'd be just the same!
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Why do the people who make these videos always put a bogas photo on the cover?Wiliam Dafoe is alive and well.
It's unfortunate when misleading photos are used, but William Dafoe's fans are relieved to know he's alive and well.
Clickbait.
Because clickbait, dude.
LOL 😂
Yes pisses me off two can't stand these pr**ks. It's just as bad as those clip bait wankers. 😢
Great characters in John wick and the Grand Budapest hotel as well 👍🏻
I was 22 years old when we are filming Platoon in the Philippines. I didn't realize at that time that the cast we worked with will become famous artists in the years to come. We were all young that time and it was one of my best experiences working behind the scenes............Maybe that's why I'm still doing it.
Thats awesome Films. Great movie, great actors. I was an extra in the Two Towers (lord of the rings) and sometimes sat down for lunch (at 2am) with Orlando Bloom among others. They were unknown back then.
Cheers
WILLEM DAFOE
For me, Tom Berenger was superb, easily the best performance in the film
I agree what a maniac
Как быстро пролетело время......Мой любимый фильм. Привет из России.
He was incredible in this. One of my favorite actors.
He acted as a mean ass man with no conscience. Anyone got in his way, he up in their faces, screaming @ them. But I guess, those characters were like that in the true war scenes. Not giving a shit what happens. Yes, he really played the role. But he shot up Elias & left him to die, but he came back from the area he was shot @ just to make it to the platoon. The ending of him was sad.
Tom Berenger was just superb.
His character was absolutely terrifying!
Tom berenger was by far the standout actor of the film, but William defoe comes a very close second
Sgt Barnes. He's the fella you need next to you in a firefight. Still one of the best Vietnam warfilms to date.
THE BEST !!!
Barns and Elias were the most interesting characters, but all of the actors who were involved in this masterpiece were great, (and Samuel Barber deserves a special thanks for his contribution as well).
Brilliant film still watch it now all these years on
I love Tom Berenger he nailed his part. Barnes...
If the machine broke down we broke down...
My favorite was Dale Dye, he was the real deal the military advisor for the movie and also a fellow Marine
Willem Dafoe was impressive for me. Street of fire, Mississippi burning, and Batman. Got impacted my 18 y/o days.
Yes he is great, Boondock Saints was I think a great performance.❤
Willem dafoe, was awesome in this movie and everything else he did since. Platoon was a great movie, showing the horrors of the vietnam war but for me the best movie is Apocolypse Now
Everyone was awesome in this movie ..
One of the few really great movies to receive Oscar recognition
Barnes was terrific. I was shocked when he did not receiver the Academy Award. All of these guys were great!
Sergeant Elias is my favourite character in the movie. He knew that it was useless shit what they were doing. He managed to conserve a little bit of humanity and civil courage during their chaotic mission. The scene of his death at the end of the film is legendary in history of cinema.
Did you serve?
@@i-h8-democrats I did:)
@@michaelsmith9308 ok i did too and retired but I'm asking the guy who posted the initial comment. Follow along and you will see why I'm asking, once he ever responds to me.
I served in the army national guard-stateside peacetime service this movie on the Vietnam war pictured war as what probably really could be like even though I was never in combat the real thing is always different than in training a wonderful depiction of what combat in a jungle situation could be a beautiful work of cinematic excellence orders to all the actors and Oliver Stone for this wonderful work of art
@@thomaslevinski1984 yeah bro it's not even close to what combat is like. Great movie though and one I grew up watching.
Platoon is a very dear movie to me because my brother served in Vietnam and it was my very first war movie. My brother passed away 9 years prior in 1977 and he was one of the first Vietnam Veterans to perish because of chemicals in the weapons of the war and my sister in law was able to prove it to the VA and they took care of my sister in law and four nieces with compensation for his sacrifice up and still going strong.
Your brother's sacrifice is deeply appreciated.
Many thanks to your brother. May he continue to RIP.
Willem Dafoe is my FAVORITE.
I watched it at the cinema when I was 18, it was one of those movies that stay's with you forever...Favourite character? they all were exceptional actors in this movie!
I was 18 years old also when I watched platoon in 1986 here in Australia great movie
Yep, it was a must watch.
My favorite character was "King". I love the scene where he was leaving and stood on the helicopter skid and yelled "Bye Mutha Efers".
"Your Highness has arrived!!!"
I enlisted in 1985, September. When Platoon came out, I was stationed with the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell. In 1987 I went TDY to Honduras and still hadn't seen it. In 1988 I was stationed in S. Korea and finally saw it. Vietnam was still a fresh memory in the army, ten + years after it had ended. It hit a bit too close to home for most of us as many of our senior ranks had been there. We all took it very seriously, almost like a training video.
This movie moved me so when it came out. I was the age of a lot of the younger actors (age 22) when it came out. I believe both Willem Dafoe and Tom Berenger got Academy Award nominations for their roles and it got Best Picture in 1986. Kudos to Oliver Stone, of course, who wrote and directed it and who received the Oscar for Best Director. It was based on his own experiences in Vietnam.
I served in Vietnam in 1968/69 as an infantry solider MOS 11B. I was stationed 24/7 in the bush or jungle bouncing from one hilltop to another searching for Ho Chi Minn trails and NVA. Movie was dead nuts as to what us infantry grunts experienced.
@@TheGeonam I can't even imagine. Thank you for your service.
I think they were all great actors and played their characters to the full. Don't forget the man who wrote and directed the film he's also the most important character. Without him the film would never have existed. Thanks for the video.
All them are my favorites. It was an outstanding movie
The battle-scarred face of Sergeant Barnes, and the acting of Tom berenger was my personal favorite. However there are too many to choose from, as it is certainly an All-Star performance for everyone.
Glad to hear that everyone is living happily.
No, they're not. According to the commentary, Francesco Quinn died aged 48, yet the video has him living happily at age 59. See my comment above.
"Platoon" can not be a cameo study. It is an organism in every sense of the word. It is a Synergistic Expression of being on the eve of destruction. The total of Its presentation is greater than the sum of its parts, including the actors. It is a work of fierce beauty as a masterpiece presentation for any Boomer that has humped the bush of Southeast Asia's Triple Canopy & knowing my special friends the leaches! This is a masterpiece of artistic proportion that should haunt my Generations' Souls.
Willem Dafoe looks the same at 67 yrs, as he did at 31yrs. This movie and Saigon, made him one of my favourite actors.
Forest Whitaker is one of the greatest actors in the world!
'The Experiment' and 'The Last King of Scotland' some of his work worth watching
I'll second that !! He plays the character "Saw Guerra" from star wars Rouge One and Andor so awesome !! Couldn't imagine anyone else playing the part !!
I find it hard to pick a favorite because each character made the “Platoon” a Platoon. I think what sticks out to me is Charlie Sheen, his character represented the young men who were sent there without the street smarts, just out of high school and naive to what they were being sent into. All the people I knew who served in that war aged at least 10 years in years time. I was 14 when the war ended. The entire time it was going on I lived outside Ft. Dix. Every time we would drive onto the post, there was this huge scoreboard on Generals circle that had the number of US soldiers and enemy soldiers KIA. Even after my own military career, the memory of that scoreboard and what those numbers represented still bothers me.
that scoreboard mentality totally represents the wrong way of thinking.
how else are you going to keep score pre computer.@@terryadams2652
A friend of mine met him in Miami when he was filming the substitute. He said he was the most humble, cool guy. No ego at all, just a regular cool guy. Said he was funny too.
It is still an awesome movie!❤
For me best war film, best screenplay, best actors, best theme.
if you like war films , check out "battle for haditha". raw, aggressive, no political undertones, and stars real military personel.
or view "danger close", masterpiece.🍻
One of my fav movies ever! them closing scenes of Willem Dafoe left to die was very very upsetting to me bringing home the heartache of War ! living nowadays in a close by country I still see the remains of the old US machines especially the Willys Jeep 🙏
Defoe played my favorite character, Elias. I was a grunt in Nam. It's a fine movie. Brought back too many memories. Many good, some bad and a few that caused me to need to be held by my wife. She died 2 years ago. I won't watch the movie again. I'm afraid it would mean the end for me.
Sorry for your loss and great respect to you.😢
A great cast makes for a great movie - and they were all great actors.
King is my favorite character. I met several guys exactly like him while serving in the 25th Infantry Division in the late 1970's. He's a great composite character for the big black guy who is a rock-solid Infantry soldier making insightful no-nonsense philosophical observations, and doing it in a way that is funny as hell. In a field Infantry unit, you grow to love guys like that.
the movie itself was awesome , my recruiter sergeant Lopez took me to see it and I enlisted in the Marine Corps shortly after . Became a forward observer (FO) who calls for the fire missions to Artillery .
Having enlisted in the military in 1978, I have to say I can relate the characters in this movie. Great job with their personalities.
Sgt Elias…. just bad ass!!!
Still my favorite movie ever
Tom Berenger "NAILED IT"! I served from 1973 to 1998 and the vast majority of NCO's were carbon copies of his character. We deployed frequently and the biggest priority was to meet mission and bring as many of our troops back in one piece.
This movie is still echoing and even thundering in my mind.I felt the fear the fetigue the anger the rush and thrill as if I was one of the soldiers I loved all charecters.I loved chris I love Barns I love Elias.
Everything was real tangible their face their sweat their despair.I did not feel like a movie it was punchy and unignorable !that is no doubt the best war movie ther is !
Platoon forever
So who’s old timer on his death bed you have next to Willem D in the thumbnail? Clickbait. Willem is very much alive as of 6/5/23.
Thanks for exposing this cllickbait dishonesty.
William Dafoe is alive and well.
I like to know the name of the company that post this garbage.
Brilliant but devastating film. It stays with you after watching it, which mean’s Oliver Stone did a brilliant job conveying what the grunts went through.
My favorite character was Sgt. Elias!
I served as a young US Army Soldier from 1977-1980. My favorite character in platoon? Its when Taylor arrives in-country and as he walks off the tarmac, a group of Combat Veterans are walking by out-of-country. The Veteran with the 1000yd stare and hands in his pockets was my favorite character.
In 1974, I saw the original "1000 Yard Stare" portrait on a wall in a corridor of the Pentagon. Simply amazing.
For those of you who have seen this movie so many times since 86 that nobody will watch it with you because you quote every line i salute you.
Very good work Thanks for this video!
Among the casts of Platoon. I like Sgt. Elias, he has a good heart in this movie.
Both Martin Sheen and Charlie Sheen: "I loved you in Wall Street!!" The movie Hot Shots
platoon, hamburgerhill, full metal jacket, apocalypse now .... all movies i could watch over and over and over and over.
I love Sergeant Elias,Actor William Dafoe his acting is Excellent 👏👏👏
I’m a big fan of William Defoe, he plays a real bad guy so good,
My dad loved this movie alot and with good reason. Apocalypse Now it's another money movie. But this cast was superb.❤
I was 23 y.o. when I served in a pathfinder unit in South Vietnam back in 1969.
I'm now 77.
I love Elias on the movie. A grizzled veteran who is wise and wants his men to make it alive during their tour. Love his big smile ☺️❤
Tom Berenger was the heart of "Platoon." Keith David "killed it." McGinley played an extraordinary performance of his character. All of them were great!
Great Introduction to so many Lead Actors in one movie.The more lead actors in a movie the better the movie.🙂👍
I fell in love with Willem Dafoe after watching this movie. nostalgic. He is still my hero.
SGT. ELIAS ... because he played it so true and real. ....my father told me and he is a Vietnam and Desert Storm Vet.
So your dad had a Sgt that killed his own troops? I can believe it. Army of one lol
My favorite character in Platoon was Tom Berenger so far!
My favorite, Sergeant Elias.
God Bless America, God Save The Republic.
All awesome actors, berenger, sheen, Dafoe… among the best
A masterpiece of war movies.
The scene in which Sergeant Elias dies after being left behind, and the climactic scene in which the Vietnamese army attacks the US military position using human wave tactics are spectacular.
King and Elias are my favorites although they are all very special. "Platoon" is one of my all-time favorites.
Thank you for this remarkable video and a memorable move. Favorite characters: Keith David and Dale Dye.
I can tell that a lot of research went into creating this video. The depth of information presented is truly impressive
Yeah but what about the clickbait picture? That is definitely not Willem Dafoe in the picture on the right.
LOL ! Yep - it's brimming with interesting content and surprising revelations . Must have taken months & a team of researchers .
My favorite character was played by Willim Defoe, very powerful acter, the scene when he realizes that the other Sgt was there to kill, no words, amazing! Oliver Stone was an outstanding director. I've watched this film so many times, but every time I pick up on new things! Thank you for doing this presentation!!
Probably the most star packed film ever and a great one.
Wellem Dafoe,❤❤❤my best actor and Charlie sheen
👌💯♥️
Gran película, grandes actores...❤❤❤
Mon personnage préféré dans le film est le sergent Elias joué par Wilhem Dafoe. J'aime beaucoup cet acteur et son personnage dans le film est intéressant. C'est ce que l'on appelle un chien de guerre, il n'a peur de rien et en même temps il a gardé son humanité.
Speak English, this is America.
Mon personnage préféré était Bunny.
Oui, il est psychopathe. Oui, il est sans cœur.
Mais il était un personnage intéressant parce qu’il est prêt à combattre l’ennemi .
Son monologue à propos la mort au combat était si raconte à
« The only worry you got is dying. And if that happens, you won’t know about it anyway. So what the fuck, man? »
Bunny est fou mais il est courageux au combat . Est son philosophie de vie à un soldat est admirable . Même si ce n'est pas un individu admirable .
En anglais, on appelle est ce type de soldat « gung-ho » . Quelqu’un qui est enthousiaste à combattre les ennemis .
Tony Todd looks very good.👍
Yes, it was an outstanding movie
Oliver Stone actually served in Vietnam in the same unit depicted. He was perfect for directing this movie!
Watching that back then it was a bunch of new kids on the block. Now it's an all star cast. Wow
This movie came out when I was with the 101st back in 1986 & 1987. Dafoe's character was by far my favorite, as he reminded me of a couple NCO's I served with. Good leadership role for him, as he was the perfect actor to play that part.
My great grandparents immigrated to Chicago around the same time as Tom Berenger's and were also Catholic.
Glad to hear that everyone is living happily
Yay, I forgot Johnny Diep played in the movie. Brilliant
Sgt. Elias alias Willem Dafoe. Class 1 actor.
Willem Dafoe is alive, this thumbnail is just hysterical and total nonsense.
everyone of them played great in this film. i really like all the characters even Barnes, but i also hated Barnes because of Elias. i like Bunny the most, he was brutal yet the coolest for me LOL
In 1986 I was 18 years old when I watched platoon at movie theatre here in Australia I loved all the actors great movie
I think the men who fought in that war, were some of the greatest americans we will have ever known.
As a combat veteran of the Vietnam War, I'm here to tell you that this is the best depiction of infantry-level field operations I've seen. Oliver Stone tells the story like it really was.
I liked alias he was like a father to the soldiers hard but protective 😊
It's amazing, unforgettable memories
It seems some of the actors are same ages as guys in the war. It was a fantastic movie!
Tom Berrenger made that movie worth watching. He was a war-hardened baddie who was willing to win the war at all cost.
Really enjoyed this.
Brought back memories to me !
RIP He was a very very good actor!😥😥
Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love all of them 😊
Really, I can’t choose , they all were very good . Adagio for strings , the song after the movie was made d j Tiesto ! had a hit . Beautiful.
Willem Dafoe....I adore him. My ex works in the film industry, & we drove down to southern Spain to work on one of his films. He's a lovely man, but every time he smiled & went to say something, I'd clam up & look at my feet. He realised, & was incredibly sweet about it, but I still clammed up whenever he was around. Twenty years later, I'd be just the same!
Platoon was and still is my favourite movie of all time.
Willem Defoe is my favorite actor ! Yeah !!! 👍
William Defoe and Tom Berenger were the two great carater of that movie
I like Barnes he was the truth real U S Soilder
A fantastic movie one of my top ten!
I loved all of em,i think ill watch again now.