Want to know where Apocalypse Now from 1979 was filmed? The movie starring Martin Sheen, Marlon Brando and Frederic Forrest was shot at more than 1 locations. All the filming locations of Apocalypse Now are listed below.
STORY
At the height of the Vietnam war, Captain Benjamin Willard is sent on a dangerous mission that, officially, "does not exist, nor will it ever exist." His goal is to locate - and eliminate - a mysterious Green Beret Colonel named Walter Kurtz, who has been leading his personal army on illegal guerrilla missions into enemy territory.
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Drama, War
United States of America
Francis Ford Coppola
Martin Sheen (Captain Benjamin Willard), Marlon Brando (Colonel Walter Kurtz), Frederic Forrest (Jay 'Chef' Hicks), Albert Hall (Chief Phillips), Laurence Fishburne (Tyrone 'Clean' Miller), Sam Bottoms (Lance B. Johnson), Robert Duvall (Lieutenant Colonel Bill Kilgore) more..., G.D. Spradlin (General Corman), Harrison Ford (Colonel), Jerry Ziesmer (Jerry, Civilian), Scott Glenn (Lieutenant Richard M. Colby), Kerry Rossall (Mike from San Diego), James Keane (Kilgore's Gunner), Tom Mason (Supply Sergeant), Cynthia Wood (Playmate of the Year), Dennis Hopper (Photojournalist), Colleen Camp (Miss May), Linda Carpenter (Playmate), Aurore Clément (Roxanne Sarrault), Jack Thibeau (Soldier in Trench), Glenn Walken (Lieutenant Carlsen), Damien Leake (Machine Gunner), Marc Coppola (AFRS Announcer), Bill Graham (Agent), Herb Rice (Roach), Jerry Ross (Johnny from Malibu / Mike from San Diego), Charles Robinson (Soldier with Colby (uncredited)), Nick Nicholson (Soldier (uncredited)), Don Gordon Bell (Soldier (uncredited)), R. Lee Ermey (Eagle Thrust Seven Helicopter Pilot (uncredited)), Jim Gaines (Extra (uncredited)), Vittorio Storaro (TV Photographer (uncredited)), Evan A. Lottman (Soldier (uncredited)), Francis Ford Coppola (Director of TV Crew (uncredited)), Henry Strzalkowski (Bit Part (uncredited)), William Upton (Spotter), George Cantero (Soldier with Suitcase), Joe Estevez (Captain Benjamin L. Willard (voice) (uncredited)), Bo Byers (MP Sergeant #1), Christian Marquand (Hubert de Marais) and others.
Francis Ford Coppola (Producer), Carmine Coppola (Original Music Composer), Vittorio Storaro (Director of Photography), Lisa Fruchtman (Editor), Gerald B. Greenberg (Editor), Walter Murch (Editor), Terry Liebling (Casting) more..., Vic Ramos (Casting), Dean Tavoularis (Production Design), Angelo P. Graham (Art Direction), George R. Nelson (Set Decoration), Fred C. Blau Jr. (Makeup Artist), Jack H. Young (Makeup Artist), Leon Chooluck (Production Manager), Barrie M. Osborne (Production Manager), Walter Murch (Sound Designer), Kerry Rossall (Stunts), Jerry Ziesmer (Assistant Director), Terry Leonard (Stunt Coordinator), Jeff Scheftel (Thanks), Efren Lapid (First Assistant Camera), Joe Lombardi (Special Effects Coordinator), Jay Miracle (Sound Editor), James J. Murakami (Assistant Art Director), Josh Weiner (Still Photographer), Piero Servo (Camera Operator), Zakir Hussain (Musician), Richard Beggs (Sound Re-Recording Mixer), Mark Berger (Sound Re-Recording Mixer), Nathan Boxer (Sound Recordist), Leslie Hodgson (Sound Editor), John Milius (Writer), Francis Ford Coppola (Writer), Fred Roos (Co-Producer), Gray Frederickson (Co-Producer), Tom Sternberg (Co-Producer), Eddie Romero (Associate Producer), John Ashley (Associate Producer), Mona Skager (Associate Producer), Francis Ford Coppola (Original Music Composer) and others.
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If I say its safe to surf this beach, Captain, then its safe to surf this beach!’ Lieutenant Colonel Kilgore orders an air strike so his men can surf without being shot at. ‘I love the smell of napalm in the morning.’