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At the beginning of the filming of the film, when director Clint Eastwood announced that he was going to put the "Battle of Iwo Jima" on the big screen, it really caused a panic among the Japanese authorities. By the end of the year, the film was about to start, and Japan not only did not stop it. Even actively participate in the promotion of the film. It turned out that Eastwood made two versions to describe the battle that had a major impact in World War II.
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Joe Rosenthal, who took the photo, worked for the "San Francisco Chronicles" for 35 years after the war until he retired in 1981. On August 20, 2006, Rosenthal passed away in a nursing home in San Francisco at the age of 94. He was an honest and moral person until his death.
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The role of Paul Walker originally belonged to Jared Leto, but he quit filming because he wanted to concentrate on his band.
Flags of Our Fathers behind the scenes gags
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Evan 2022-04-21 08:01:02
First of all, you must know that this film is not small. The director Clint Eastwood and Spielberg's producer, in fact, at first thought it was a war film. After watching it, I felt that the film was not about war. It's the so-called hero and the hero's subsequent encounters. Although the war is huge and cruel, perhaps I have seen too many war scenes before. This film did not leave me with the impression of the war scene, but it was the war scene. The light color used (almost black and white) does have a real feeling of war in it. I feel that the city tour talk about the three "heroes" in the middle of the film is too much ink, and there is no desire for people to watch it. The encounters behind the heroes are more sad, or you are when the country needs heroes, when you don’t need it.
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Jamil 2022-04-21 08:01:02
[A] The entry point is so good and so good. It was impeccable in the last half an hour, and was once again ruthlessly penetrated by Toki's realistic and cruel tonality. Anti-hero, anti-propaganda, anti-theme, use heavy war wounds to pierce the hypocrisy of all beings, and then give all of this to time, slowly stepping into an absurd and silent ending in the endless haze. As always, Dongmu threw the question to the government, used anger to attack the high-level, and left the most precious warmth to the focused individuals under the lens.
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Lundsford: You actually chose the Marines because they had the best uniforms?
Rene Gagnon: No sense being a hero if you don't look like one.
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Mike Strank: Any man that doesn't have his masturbation papers in order better get them signed by tomorrow night or he ain't going overseas.
Gust: I got mine already.
Lundsford: Oh, yeah, I'm square.
Franklin Sousley: Wait, wait. Why am I just hearing about this?
Mike Strank: That's horseshit, Franklin! I don't have to repeat everything twice for you.
Franklin Sousley: No, I didn't hear nothin' about no masturbating papers!
Ira Hayes: Heard they were running short.
Franklin Sousley: You know, nobody tells me nothing. That's real nice, guys!
Mike Strank: All right, get your ass over to the officer in charge of records. Maybe he's got some more left. Leave your smokes. I'll play for you.
Franklin Sousley: Thanks, Mike.
Mike Strank: Listen, if he calls you an idiot, you take it like a man, okay? Just *do not* leave without signing them.