In 1965, an unorthodox and irreverent DJ begins to shake up things when he is assigned to the U.S. Armed Services radio station in Vietnam.

GOOD MORNING, VIETNAM

1987

Good Morning, Vietnam is a 1987 war comedy written by directed by Barry Levinson.

Set in 1965 Saigon amidst the backdrop of the Vietnam War, the movie features Robin Williams as a radio DJ serving on the Armed Forces Radio Service. His unconventional and irreverent style makes him immensely popular among the troops, but it also sparks frustration among his superiors.

Released by Buena Vista Pictures, under the Touchstone Pictures banner, the movie achieved both critical acclaim and commercial success. Robin Williams' portrayal earned him a Golden Globe Award, and he received nominations for an Academy Award and a BAFTA Award.

In 2000, the film secured a spot on the American Film Institute's "100 Years...100 Laughs" list, a compilation of the 100 funniest movies in American cinema.

BUENA VISTA PICTURES・1987・COMEDY・FILM・WAR

  • Barry Levinson

  • Mitch Markowitz

  • Harry Benn — Co-Producer

    Larry Brezner — Producer

    Mark Johnson — Producer

    Ben Moses — Co-Producer

  • Adrian Cronauer: Robin Williams

    Edward Garlick: Forest Whitaker

    Tuan: Tom. T. Tran

    Trinh: Chintara Sukapatana

    Lt. Steven Hauk: Bruno Kirby

    Marty Lee Dreiwitz: Robert Wuhl

    Sgt. Major Dickerson: J.T. Walsh

  • Alex North

  • Peter Sova

  • Stu Linder

  • Louis DiGiaimo

  • Roy Walker

  • Steve Spence

  • Tessa Davies

  • Keith Denny

  • Touchstone Pictures in association with Silver Screen Partners III

  • Buena Vista Pictures Distribution

Where to Watch

AWARDS

  • GRAMMY AWARD

    BEST COMEDY RECORDING

    Robin Williams

    1989

  • AMERICAN COMEDY AWARD

    FUNNIEST ACTOR IN A MOTION PICTURE (LEADING ROLE)

    Robin Williams

    1988

  • GOLDEN GLOBE AWARD

    BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A MOTION PICTURE - COMEDY OR MUSICAL

    Robin Williams

    1988