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* SparedByTheCut: The film originally had the book's ending where Col. Trautman kills Rambo. Test audiences found it too depressing, so it was changed.
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* SparedByTheCut: The film originally had the book's ending where Col. Trautman kills Rambo. Test audiences found it too depressing, so it was changed. The footage of the colonel shooting Rambo would later be used for a NightmareSequence in ''Film/RamboIV''.
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* ActorSharedBackground: Teasle's Korean War military background reflects his actor Brian Dennehy's service in the United States Marines in TheFifties. Interestingly, the [[AllThereInTheManual DVD's Survival Mode]] profiles Teasle to have specifically served in the Marines like Dennehy, which means that the shadow box in Teasle's office should have a Navy Cross instead of the Distinguished Service Cross. In the novel, Teasle was explicitly stated to have been a Marine, decorated for his actions in the Battle of Chosin Reservoir.
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* ActorSharedBackground: Teasle's Korean War military background reflects his actor Brian Dennehy's Creator/BrianDennehy's service in the United States Marines in TheFifties. Interestingly, the [[AllThereInTheManual DVD's Survival Mode]] profiles Teasle to have specifically served in the Marines like Dennehy, which means that the shadow box in Teasle's office should have a Navy Cross instead of the Distinguished Service Cross. In the novel, Teasle was explicitly stated to have been a Marine, decorated for his actions in the Battle of Chosin Reservoir.
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* SparedByTheCut: The film originally had the book's ending where Col. Trautman kills Rambo. Test audiences found it too depressing, so it was changed.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: [[AvertedTrope Averted]]. It was, after all, based on a 1970s novel, and the "messed up [[UsefulNotes/TheVietnamWar Vietnam]] veteran" was still used to good effect in TheNineties by ''Series/TheXFiles'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. Rambo's name is not in the title, and since [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness he kills no one]], it even falls out of the hyper-violent '80s action movie genre that the film's sequels helped create.
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*** Creator/BurtLancaster, Creator/RobertMitchum and Creator/GeorgeCScott were also considered for Sheriff Teasle.
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*** Creator/CharlesDurning, Creator/BurtLancaster, Creator/RobertMitchum and Creator/GeorgeCScott were also considered for Sheriff Teasle.
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* StarMakingRole: This film was a CareerResurrection for Stallone, being the first non-''Franchise/{{Rocky}}'' film that succeeded at the box office, and for veteran character actor Richard Crenna. For Brian Dennehy, who had appeared in past obscure parts, it was much more, leading to substantial roles including ''Film/GorkyPark'', ''Film/{{Cocoon}}'', ''Film/{{Silverado}}'', ''Film/FXMurderByIllusion'', ''Film/TommyBoy'', ''Film/WilliamShakespearesRomeoAndJuliet'', ''Film/AssaultOnPrecinct132005'', ''WesternAnimation/EveryonesHero'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}'', Creator/TerrenceMalick's ''Knight of Cups'' and most recently a uncredited cameo in ''Film/{{Tag}}''.
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* StarMakingRole: This film was a CareerResurrection for Stallone, being the first non-''Franchise/{{Rocky}}'' film that succeeded at the box office, and for veteran character actor Richard Crenna. For Brian Dennehy, who had appeared in past obscure parts, it was much more, leading to substantial roles including ''Film/GorkyPark'', ''Film/{{Cocoon}}'', ''Film/{{Silverado}}'', ''Film/FXMurderByIllusion'', ''Film/TommyBoy'', ''Film/WilliamShakespearesRomeoAndJuliet'', ''Film/AssaultOnPrecinct132005'', ''WesternAnimation/EveryonesHero'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}'', Creator/TerrenceMalick's ''Knight of Cups'' and most recently a uncredited cameo in ''Film/{{Tag}}''.''Film/{{Tag}}'' until his passing in 2020.
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* ApprovalOfGod: [[https://web.archive.org/web/20181002030739/http://davidmorrell.net/rambo-pages/david-morrell-on-rambo/ David Morrell loved the film]] for being a PragmaticAdaptation, and has praised the direction, photography, music, and performances by Stallone and Crenna.
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** Creator/DustinHoffman was the first choice for John Rambo with Creator/MikeNichols directing. He turned down the role because he felt the script was too violent. Other candidates included Creator/PowersBoothe, Creator/JeffBridges, Creator/RobertDeNiro, Creator/MichaelDouglas, Creator/ClintEastwood, Creator/JamesGarner[[note]]A veteran of the Korean war with two Purple Hearts, he didn't want to play a man who comes home from war and starts fighting cops[[/note]], Creator/PaulNewman, Creator/NickNolte, Creator/ChuckNorris, Creator/AlPacino[[note]]He turned it down when his request that Rambo be more of a madman was rejected[[/note]], Creator/JohnTravolta and Creator/JamesWoods
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** Creator/DustinHoffman was the first choice for John Rambo with Creator/MikeNichols directing. He turned down the role because he felt the script was too violent. Other candidates included Creator/PowersBoothe, Creator/JeffBridges, Creator/RobertDeNiro, Creator/MichaelDouglas, Creator/ClintEastwood, Creator/JamesGarner[[note]]A veteran of the Korean war with two Purple Hearts, he didn't want to play a man who comes home from war and starts fighting cops[[/note]], Creator/PaulNewman, Creator/NickNolte, Creator/ChuckNorris, Creator/RyanONeal, Creator/AlPacino[[note]]He turned it down when his request that Rambo be more of a madman was rejected[[/note]], Creator/JohnTravolta and Creator/JamesWoods
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* DeletedRole: January 1981 Penthouse Pet of the Month Suzee Pai filmed a flashback scene where she plays a nude Vietnamese prostitute who makes love to Rambo. It was cut from the release, but can still be seen on the Special Edition DVD in the deleted scenes menu.
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* FocusGroupEnding: The film originally ended with Rambo begging Col. Trautman to kill him, which he obliges (similar to how the book ended). This was changed when test audiences found it too depressing.
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** Brazil: ''Rambo: Programmed to Kill'' and ''Rambo 1: The Mission Begins''
** French Canada: ''Rambo: The Devastator''
** Finland: ''The Warrior''
** Portugal: ''The Hero's Fury'' and ''Rambo''
** Spain: ''Cornered''
** French Canada: ''Rambo: The Devastator''
** Finland: ''The Warrior''
** Portugal: ''The Hero's Fury'' and ''Rambo''
** Spain: ''Cornered''
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** The end of the chase between Rambo (on a motorcycle) and Sheriff Teasle, where Teasle's police car rolls off an embankment and flips over upside down, was not scripted this way, but when the car ended up in that position, Ted Kotcheff liked the result so much that he continued shooting the scene and had Brian Dennehy get into the police car while it was still upside down, and filmed the scene as it appears in the movie.
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** The end of the chase between Rambo (on a motorcycle) and Sheriff Teasle, where Teasle's police car rolls off an embankment and flips over upside down, was not scripted this way, but when the car ended up in that position, Ted Kotcheff Creator/TedKotcheff liked the result so much that he continued shooting the scene and had Brian Dennehy get into the police car while it was still upside down, and filmed the scene as it appears in the movie.
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** Robert Duvall and Creator/GeneHackman were both considered to play the role of Teasle, mostly likely for the novel's sympathetic JerkassWoobie depiction of the character than the movie's actual final product of the man. Interestingly, Duvall [[ActorSharedBackground was a Korean War veteran]] much like Teasle and fits more into the novel's physical profile of Teasle than Dennehy's barrel-chested and imposing physique shown in the movie, as Teasle in the novel was described as being a smaller man, around 5'7 in height and average weight with Duvall's appearance being the closest to that description, while Hackman would later appear in director Ted Kotcheff's ''Film/UncommonValor'', playing a character who's also a Korean War veteran.
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** Robert Duvall Creator/RobertDuvall and Creator/GeneHackman were both considered to play the role of Teasle, mostly likely for the novel's sympathetic JerkassWoobie depiction of the character than the movie's actual final product of the man. Interestingly, Duvall [[ActorSharedBackground was a Korean War veteran]] much like Teasle and fits more into the novel's physical profile of Teasle than Dennehy's barrel-chested and imposing physique shown in the movie, as Teasle in the novel was described as being a smaller man, around 5'7 in height and average weight with Duvall's appearance being the closest to that description, while Hackman would later appear in director Ted Kotcheff's ''Film/UncommonValor'', playing a character who's also a Korean War veteran.
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* IronyAsSheIsCast: Jack Starrett plays a DirtyCop who is prejudiced against Vietnam vets, while Starrett himself had before directed the Vietnam War motorcycle movie ''The Losers''.
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* IronyAsSheIsCast: Jack Starrett plays a DirtyCop who is prejudiced against Vietnam vets, while Starrett himself had before directed the Vietnam War motorcycle movie ''The Losers''.''Film/TheLosers1970''.
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** After the success of ''Film/{{Convoy}}'', Creator/KrisKristofferson was considered as a possible choice for John Rambo. Some felt the former Airborne Ranger would make a solid Rambo, and they hoped his good friend Creator/SamPeckinpah could be persuaded to direct.
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** After the success of ''Film/{{Convoy}}'', Creator/KrisKristofferson was considered as a possible choice for John Rambo. Some felt the former Airborne Ranger would make a solid Rambo, and they hoped his good friend Creator/SamPeckinpah could be persuaded to direct. Creator/JohnFrankenheimer was another candidate to direct.
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* ActorSharedBackground: Teasle's Korean War military background reflects on his actor Brian Dennehy's service in the United States Marines in TheFifties. Interestingly, the [[AllThereInTheManual DVD's Survival Mode]] profiles Teasle to have specifically served in the Marines like Dennehy, which means that the shadow box in Teasle's office should have a Navy Cross instead of the Distinguished Service Cross. In the novel, Teasle was explicitly stated to have been a Marine, decorated for his actions in the Battle of Chosin Reservoir.
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** The 1983 broadcast of the film in Canada featured scenes that was cut from the theatrical version and the following deleted scenes were not on the special features on the DVD and Blue-Ray releases: Rambo checking the bullets in Galt's pistols. Balford saying "I am ready when you are". Lester consoling Galt's widow. Kern confronting Teasle on arresting Rambo. "That boy is a heart attack!". Additional dialogue between Teasle, Kern and Trautman. Extra footage of Rambo in the caves and Teasle offering to drive Trautman to the airport.
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** The 1983 broadcast of the film in Canada featured scenes that was cut from the theatrical version version, and the following deleted scenes were not on the special features on the DVD and Blue-Ray releases: Rambo checking the bullets in Galt's pistols. Balford saying "I am ready when you are". Lester consoling Galt's widow. Kern confronting Teasle on arresting Rambo. "That boy is a heart attack!". Additional dialogue between Teasle, Kern and Trautman. Extra footage of Rambo in the caves and Teasle offering to drive Trautman to the airport.
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* IronyAsSheIsCast: Jack Starrett plays a DirtyCop who is FantasticRacist toward Vietnam vets, while Starrett himself had before directed the Vietnam War motorcycle movie ''The Losers''.
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* TheOtherMarty: Creator/KirkDouglas was actually cast as Colonel Trautman for a little while, but he walked off the set and Richard Crenna was called in to replace him due to disagreements with the director and producers over the film's ending. The DVD extras contain marketing stills of Kirk wearing Trautman's signature uniform.
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* TheOtherMarty: Creator/KirkDouglas was actually cast as Colonel Trautman for a little while, but he walked off the set and Richard Crenna was called in to replace him due to disagreements with the director and producers over the film's ending.ending. Richard Crenna was called in to replace him. The DVD extras contain marketing stills of Kirk wearing Trautman's signature uniform.
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* StarMakingRole: While this film was a CareerResurrection for Stallone for being a first non-''Franchise/{{Rocky}}'' film that did not bombed as well as bringing back veteran character actor Richard Crenna into the spotlight, this film had boost Brian Dennehy, who had appeared in past obscure parts, into screen stardom that lead him to accept substantial roles including ''Film/GorkyPark'', ''Film/{{Cocoon}}'', ''Film/{{Silverado}}'', ''Film/FXMurderByIllusion'', ''Film/TommyBoy'', ''Film/WilliamShakespearesRomeoAndJuliet'', ''Film/AssaultOnPrecinct132005'', ''WesternAnimation/EveryonesHero'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}'', Creator/TerrenceMalick's ''Knight of Cups'' and most recently a uncredited cameo in ''Film/{{Tag}}''.
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* StarMakingRole: While this This film was a CareerResurrection for Stallone for Stallone, being a the first non-''Franchise/{{Rocky}}'' film that did not bombed as well as bringing back succeeded at the box office, and for veteran character actor Richard Crenna into the spotlight, this film had boost Crenna. For Brian Dennehy, who had appeared in past obscure parts, into screen stardom that lead him it was much more, leading to accept substantial roles including ''Film/GorkyPark'', ''Film/{{Cocoon}}'', ''Film/{{Silverado}}'', ''Film/FXMurderByIllusion'', ''Film/TommyBoy'', ''Film/WilliamShakespearesRomeoAndJuliet'', ''Film/AssaultOnPrecinct132005'', ''WesternAnimation/EveryonesHero'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}'', Creator/TerrenceMalick's ''Knight of Cups'' and most recently a uncredited cameo in ''Film/{{Tag}}''.
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** Rambo jumps off a cliff into a tree, then falls down, hitting branches on the way down, to hit the ground with a blood-curdling scream. That's because Stallone broke three ribs doing the stunt.
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** Rambo jumps off a cliff into a tree, then falls down, hitting branches on the way down, to hit the ground with a blood-curdling scream. That's because Stallone broke three several ribs doing the stunt.
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** After the success of ''Film/{{Convoy}}'', Kris Kristofferson was considered as a possible choice for John Rambo. Some felt the former Airborne Ranger would make a solid Rambo, and they hoped his good friend Creator/SamPeckinpah could be persuaded to direct.
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** After the success of ''Film/{{Convoy}}'', Kris Kristofferson Creator/KrisKristofferson was considered as a possible choice for John Rambo. Some felt the former Airborne Ranger would make a solid Rambo, and they hoped his good friend Creator/SamPeckinpah could be persuaded to direct.
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* CompletelyDifferentTitle: The film was released in West Germany as ''Rambo'', consequently ''Film/RamboFirstBloodPartII'' became ''Rambo II - Der Auftrag'' ("Rambo II - The Assignment").
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* CompletelyDifferentTitle: The film was released in West Germany In many countries, it is instead named for the protagonist, ''Rambo'' (though a few decided to invert TheForeignSubtitle and make it ''Rambo: First Blood''). This even reduced the [[OddlyNamedSequel complicated sequel names]], as ''Rambo'', consequently those countries turned ''Film/RamboFirstBloodPartII'' into a simpler ''Rambo II'', sometimes with an added subtitle - and the film simply named ''Film/{{Rambo}}'' became ''Rambo II - Der Auftrag'' ("Rambo II - The Assignment").IV''.
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* TheOtherMarty: Creator/KirkDouglas was actually cast as Colonel Trautman for a little while, but he walked off the set and Richard Crenna was called in to replace him due to disagreements with the director and producers over the film's ending. The DVD extras contain marketing stills of Kirk wearing Trautman's signature uniform.
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** Creator/DustinHoffman was the first choice for John Rambo with Creator/MikeNichols directing. He turned down the role because he felt the script was too violent. Actually, just about every Hollywood A-lister was considered for the role at one time or another (it was in DevelopmentHell for years).
** Creator/KirkDouglas was actually cast as Colonel Trautman for a little while, but he walked off the set and Richard Crenna was called in to replace him due to disagreements with the director and producers over the film's ending. The DVD extras contain marketing stills of Kirk wearing Trautman's signature uniform.
** Creator/AlPacino was considered for the role of John Rambo, but turned it down when his request that Rambo be more of a madman was rejected.
** Creator/PowersBoothe, Creator/JeffBridges, Creator/RobertDeNiro, Creator/MichaelDouglas, Creator/ClintEastwood, Creator/PaulNewman, Creator/NickNolte, Creator/ChuckNorris, Creator/JohnTravolta and Creator/JamesWoods were all considered for Rambo.
** Creator/KirkDouglas was actually cast as Colonel Trautman for a little while, but he walked off the set and Richard Crenna was called in to replace him due to disagreements with the director and producers over the film's ending. The DVD extras contain marketing stills of Kirk wearing Trautman's signature uniform.
** Creator/AlPacino was considered for the role of John Rambo, but turned it down when his request that Rambo be more of a madman was rejected.
** Creator/PowersBoothe, Creator/JeffBridges, Creator/RobertDeNiro, Creator/MichaelDouglas, Creator/ClintEastwood, Creator/PaulNewman, Creator/NickNolte, Creator/ChuckNorris, Creator/JohnTravolta and Creator/JamesWoods were all considered for Rambo.
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** Creator/DustinHoffman was the first choice for John Rambo with Creator/MikeNichols directing. He turned down the role because he felt the script was too violent. Actually, just about every Hollywood A-lister was considered for the role at one time or another (it was in DevelopmentHell for years).
** Creator/KirkDouglas was actually cast as Colonel Trautman for a little while, but he walked off the set and Richard Crenna was called in to replace him due to disagreements with the director and producers over the film's ending. The DVD extras contain marketing stills of Kirk wearing Trautman's signature uniform.
** Creator/AlPacino was considered for the role of John Rambo, but turned it down when his request that Rambo be more of a madman was rejected.
**Other candidates included Creator/PowersBoothe, Creator/JeffBridges, Creator/RobertDeNiro, Creator/MichaelDouglas, Creator/ClintEastwood, Creator/JamesGarner[[note]]A veteran of the Korean war with two Purple Hearts, he didn't want to play a man who comes home from war and starts fighting cops[[/note]], Creator/PaulNewman, Creator/NickNolte, Creator/ChuckNorris, Creator/AlPacino[[note]]He turned it down when his request that Rambo be more of a madman was rejected[[/note]], Creator/JohnTravolta and Creator/JamesWoods were all considered for Rambo.Creator/JamesWoods
** Creator/KirkDouglas was actually cast as Colonel Trautman for a little while, but he walked off the set and Richard Crenna was called in to replace him due to disagreements with the director and producers over the film's ending. The DVD extras contain marketing stills of Kirk wearing Trautman's signature uniform.
** Creator/AlPacino was considered for the role of John Rambo, but turned it down when his request that Rambo be more of a madman was rejected.
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** Creator/LeeMarvin turned down the role of Col. Trautman, because he didn't want to play a Colonel. Creator/RockHudson was offered the role, but he turned it down due to illness.
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** Creator/LeeMarvin turned down the role of Col. Trautman, because he didn't want to play a Colonel. Creator/RockHudson was offered the role, but he turned it down due was about to illness.undergo heart surgery and had to pass.
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** Creator/JeffBridges, Creator/RobertDeNiro, Creator/MichaelDouglas, Creator/ClintEastwood, Creator/PaulNewman, Creator/NickNolte, Creator/ChuckNorris, Ryan O'Neal, Creator/JohnTravolta and Creator/JamesWoods were all considered for Rambo.
** [[Series/{{Maverick}} James Garner]] turned down the role of Rambo. A veteran of the Korean war with two Purple Hearts, Garner did not want to play a man who comes home from war and starts fighting cops.
** [[Series/{{Maverick}} James Garner]] turned down the role of Rambo. A veteran of the Korean war with two Purple Hearts, Garner did not want to play a man who comes home from war and starts fighting cops.
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** [[Series/{{Maverick}} James Garner]] turned down the role of Rambo. A veteran of the Korean war with two Purple Hearts, Garner did not want to play a man who comes home from war and starts fighting cops.
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** Creator/JohnMilius was approached to write the script in the late seventies.
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* RealLife/MeanCharacterNiceActor: Brian Dennehy plays a DirtyCop who is FantasticRacist against Vietnam veterans. Dennehy in real life had no qualms against Vietnam veterans and when later on it's revealed Dennehy lied about his Vietnam service, Dennehy apologized (unlike the unapologetic and remorseless Teasle) for stealing valor:
-->'''Brian Dennehy''': I lied about serving in Vietnam and I'm sorry. I did not mean to take away from the actions and the sacrifices of the ones who did really serve there...I did steal valor. That was very wrong of me. There is no real excuse for that. I was a peace-time Marine, and I got out in 1963 without ever serving in Vietnam... I started the story that I had been in 'Nam, and I got stuck with it. Then I didn't know how to set the record straight.
-->'''Brian Dennehy''': I lied about serving in Vietnam and I'm sorry. I did not mean to take away from the actions and the sacrifices of the ones who did really serve there...I did steal valor. That was very wrong of me. There is no real excuse for that. I was a peace-time Marine, and I got out in 1963 without ever serving in Vietnam... I started the story that I had been in 'Nam, and I got stuck with it. Then I didn't know how to set the record straight.
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* SavedFromDevelopmentHell: The film rights to the book were bought a full decade earlier. Over a dozen scripts were written during that time, along with several A-list actors considered, approached or attached and then dropping out.
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* IronyAsSheIsCast: Jack Starrett plays a DirtyCop who is FantasticRacist toward Vietnam vets, while Starrett himself had before directed the Vietnam War motorcycle movie ''Film/NamsAngels''.
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* StarMakingRole: While this film was a CareerResurrection for Stallone for being a first non-''Franchise/{{Rocky}}'' film that did not bombed as well as bringing back veteran character actor Richard Crenna into the spotlight, this film had boost Brian Dennehy, who had appeared in past obscure parts, into screen stardom that lead him to accept substantial roles including ''Film/GorkyPark'', ''Film/{{Cocoon}}'', ''Film/{{Silverado}}'', ''Film/FXMurderByIllusion'', ''Film/TommyBoy'', ''Film/WilliamShakespearesRomeoAndJuliet'', ''Film/AssaultOnPrecinct132005'', ''WesternAnimation/EveryonesHero'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}'' and most recently Creator/TerrenceMalick's ''Knight of Cups''.
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* StarMakingRole: While this film was a CareerResurrection for Stallone for being a first non-''Franchise/{{Rocky}}'' film that did not bombed as well as bringing back veteran character actor Richard Crenna into the spotlight, this film had boost Brian Dennehy, who had appeared in past obscure parts, into screen stardom that lead him to accept substantial roles including ''Film/GorkyPark'', ''Film/{{Cocoon}}'', ''Film/{{Silverado}}'', ''Film/FXMurderByIllusion'', ''Film/TommyBoy'', ''Film/WilliamShakespearesRomeoAndJuliet'', ''Film/AssaultOnPrecinct132005'', ''WesternAnimation/EveryonesHero'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}'' and most recently ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}'', Creator/TerrenceMalick's ''Knight of Cups''.Cups'' and most recently a uncredited cameo in ''Film/{{Tag}}''.
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* StarMakingRole: While this film was a CareerResurrection for Stallone for being a first non-''Franchise/{{Rocky}}'' film that did not bombed as well as bringing back veteran character actor Richard Crenna into the spotlight, this film had boost Brian Dennehy, who had appeared in past obscure parts, into screen stardom that lead him to accept substantial roles including ''Film/GorkyPark'', ''Film/{{Cocoon}}'', ''Film/{{Silverado}}'', ''Film/FXMurderByIllusion'', ''Film/TommyBoy'', ''Film/AssaultOnPrecinct132005'', ''WesternAnimation/EveryonesHero'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}'' and most recently Creator/TerrenceMalick's ''Knight of Cups''.
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* StarMakingRole: While this film was a CareerResurrection for Stallone for being a first non-''Franchise/{{Rocky}}'' film that did not bombed as well as bringing back veteran character actor Richard Crenna into the spotlight, this film had boost Brian Dennehy, who had appeared in past obscure parts, into screen stardom that lead him to accept substantial roles including ''Film/GorkyPark'', ''Film/{{Cocoon}}'', ''Film/{{Silverado}}'', ''Film/FXMurderByIllusion'', ''Film/TommyBoy'', ''Film/WilliamShakespearesRomeoAndJuliet'', ''Film/AssaultOnPrecinct132005'', ''WesternAnimation/EveryonesHero'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}'' and most recently Creator/TerrenceMalick's ''Knight of Cups''.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: Hope, British Columbia doubled for (fictional) Hope, Washington.
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** Creator/JeffBridges, Creator/RobertDeNiro, Creator/MichaelDouglas, Creator/ClintEastwood, Creator/PaulNewman, Creator/NickNolte, Creator/ChuckNorris, Ryan O'Neal and Creator/JohnTravolta were all considered for Rambo.
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** Creator/JeffBridges, Creator/RobertDeNiro, Creator/MichaelDouglas, Creator/ClintEastwood, Creator/PaulNewman, Creator/NickNolte, Creator/ChuckNorris, Ryan O'Neal and O'Neal, Creator/JohnTravolta and Creator/JamesWoods were all considered for Rambo.
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* StarMakingRole: While this film was a CareerResurrection for Stallone for being a first non-''Franchise/{{Rocky}}'' film that did not bombed as well as bringing back veteran character actor Richard Crenna into the spotlight, this film had boost Brian Dennehy, who had appeared in past obscure parts, into screen stardom that lead him to accept substantial roles including ''Film/GorkyPark'', ''Film/{{Cocoon}}'', ''Film/{{Silverado}}'', ''Film/FXMurderByIllusion'', ''Film/TommyBoy'' ''Film/TommyBoy'', ''Film/AssaultOnPrecinct132005'', ''WesternAnimation/EveryonesHero'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}''.most recently Creator/TerrenceMalick's ''Knight of Cups''.
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* StarMakingRole: While this film was a CareerResurrection for Stallone for being a first non-''Franchise/{{Rocky}}'' film that did not bombed as well as bringing back veteran character actor Richard Crenna into the spotlight, this film had boost Brian Dennehy, who had appeared in past obscure parts, into screen stardom that lead him to accept substantial roles including ''Film/GorkyPark'', ''Film/{{Cocoon}}'', ''Film/{{Silverado}}'', ''Film/FXMurderByIllusion'', ''Film/TommyBoy'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}''.
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* StarMakingRole: While this film was a CareerResurrection for Stallone for being a first non-''Franchise/{{Rocky}}'' film that did not bombed as well as bringing back veteran character actor Richard Crenna into the spotlight, this film had boost Brian Dennehy, who had appeared in past obscure parts, into screen stardom that lead him to accept substantial roles including ''Film/{{Cocoon}}'', ''Film/{[Silverado}}'', ''Film/{{Silverado}}'', ''Film/FXMurderByIllusion'', ''Film/TommyBoy'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}''.
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* StarMakingRole: While this film was a CareerResurrection for Stallone for being a first non-''Franchise/{{Rocky}}'' film that did not bombed as well as bringing back veteran character actor Richard Crenna into the spotlight, this film had boost Brian Dennehy, who had appeared in past obscure parts, into screen stardom that lead him to accept substantial roles including ''Film/{{Cocoon}}'', ''Film/{[Silverado}}'', ''Film/FXMurderByIllusion'', ''Film/TommyBoy'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}''.
