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Reach Around! R. Lee Ermey at his finest, he makes the 1st part of Full Metal Jacket an essential much watch. Ermey was somewhat puzzled why he was so belove...
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Oct 22, 2020 · Here are our picks for the 16 best quotes (or series of quotes) from “Full Metal Jacket.” 1. Gunnery Sgt. Hartman: “I am Gunnery Sgt. Hartman, your senior drill instructor. From now on you will speak only when spoken to, and the first and last words out of your filthy sewers will be ‘Sir.’. Do you maggots understand that?” 2.
- Matthew Modine Inadvertently Convinced Stanley Kubrick to Change The Ending
- R. Lee Ermey Yelled at Stanley Kubrick to Get The Role of Gunnery Sgt. Hartman
- Denzel Washington Was Up For The Role of Eightball
- A Deleted Scene Saw Marines Playing Soccer with A Human Head
- Stanley Kubrick Crashed A Car When He Got Distracted by A Location He Liked
- Vincent D’Onofrio Gained A Record-Breaking Amount of Weight For The Movie
- R. Lee Ermey Ad-Libbed Some of His Dialogue
- Vincent D’Onofrio Thought The Call Saying He’D Been Cast Was A Prank
Pvt. Joker was originally going to die at the end. In a 2017 radio interview on Philadelphia station WMMR’s Preston & Steve Show, Matthew Modine detailed how he inadvertently convinced Stanley Kubrick to change the ending of Full Metal Jacket. During a creative discussion, Modine blurted out that Joker should survive the movie. Kubrick told him to ...
Due to his experience in the Marines as a drill instructor, R. Lee Ermey was a consultant on the realism of the military procedures depicted in Full Metal Jacket. Ermey didn’t believe that the actors hired lived up to real military standards, and asked Stanley Kubrick if he could play Gunnery Sgt. Hartman himself. When Kubrick refused, Ermey yelled...
Some major movie stars were up for parts in Full Metal Jacket. Denzel Washington was under consideration for the role of Eightball, and has since said that he regrets missing out on it. Arnold Schwarzenegger was offered the role of Animal Mother, but he turned it down to play the lead role in The Running Man. Val Kilmer auditioned to play Pvt. Joke...
Full Metal Jacketwas the first Stanley Kubrick film to be edited on a computer as opposed to being spliced together from pieces of celluloid by hand. As with any movie, a few moments got cut here and there, but there was also a pretty significant scene that got entirely cut from the film. RELATED: 10 Most Disturbing Stanley Kubrick Scenes, Ranked I...
During the location scout, Stanley Kubrick was driving his wife’s new SUV around the jungle with R. Lee Ermey and cinematography Douglas Milsome. The director spotted a location out the window that he wanted to use for the film, and while he was explaining to Milsome what he envisioned shooting there, he got distracted from his driving and crashed ...
In preparation for Full Metal Jacket, Vincent D’Onofrio broke the record for most weight gained by an actor for a film role. The record was previously held by Robert De Niro, who gained 60 lbs to play boxer Jake LaMotta in Raging Bull. D’Onofrio gained 70 lbs to play Pvt. Pyle. It took him seven months to gain the weight and a further nine months t...
It’s a common misconception that R. Lee Ermey improvised all of his dialogue for Full Metal Jacket, but he did improvise some of it. This was practically unheard of for a Stanley Kubrick film. He was the kind of director who would call cut if an actor missed out an “um” that was in the script, or substituted “y’know” for “you know.” RELATED: The 10...
When he heard about the auditions for Full Metal Jacketfrom Matthew Modine, Vincent D’Onofrio was a barely experienced actor working as a bouncer at a nightclub. He rented a video camera and found some army fatigues to shoot an audition tape for the role of Pvt. Pyle and sent it to Stanley Kubrick. He didn’t expect much to come from the audition, a...
Ermey also lent his voice as plastic army men leader Sarge to Toy Story (1995), Toy Story 2 (1999), and Toy Story 3 (2010), as well as a sergeant in X-Men 3 (2006). His voice was also briefly heard through a voice disguise machine in Recess: School's Out (2001).
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There's a youtube video floating around with this very scene, and Emery giggling on camera followed by the rest of the crew.
