No film so perfectly encapsulates the generation gap in America in the '60s than John Wayne's corny Vietnam War epic, The Green Berets. The genre has reached such a level of ubiquity and cliché ...

Spike Lee isn’t afraid to call out fellow filmmakers for perceived transgressions. He takes a refreshingly outspoken approach to Hollywood, even when it’s in everyone’s best interest that he doesn’t.

Red, white and blue pro-Vietnam war story. More like propaganda than entertainment, but John Wayne chews the dialogue and swaggers around loving every minute of it!

Gary Kolb, a spokesman for the army's John F. Kennedy Special Warfare School, which trains Green Berets. Officials at Fort Bragg said Robin Sage has a 30-year history in central North Carolina and ...

Allison also looks at the portrayal of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam, or ARVN, in "Mùi Cỏ Cháy" ("The Scent of Burning Grass") (2012) and "The Green Berets" (1968), starring John Wayne.

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