Vietnam War Story II is a 1988 film that was released direct-to-video. The film consists of three 30 minute segments, each filmed by a different director. The first segment stars Wesley Snipes as a young soldier in the Vietnam War. The film was based on the television series, Vietnam War Story. The films directors are David Burton Morris, Jack Sholder and Michael Toshiyuki Uno.
| Vietnam War Story II | |
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| Directed by | David Burton Morris Jack Sholder Lesli Linka Glatter (segment "The Promise") Michael Toshiyuki Uno (segment "Old Ghost Walks the Earth, An") |
| Written by | Cindy Lou Johnson (segments "R&R" and "The Promise") Adam Rodman (segment "Old Ghost Walks the Earth, An") David Burton Morris |
| Cinematography | Jack Wallner |
| Distributed by | Home Box Office (HBO)(1988, USA, TV) HBO Video (1988, US, VHS) |
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| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Cast
edit- Cynthia Bain as Didi Sommers
- Tate Donovan as Russell Sommers
- Tim Guinee as Matthews
- Wesley Snipes as Bookman
- Robert MacNaughton as Wagoner
- Tony Becker as McCready
- Cameron Arnett as Seamore
- Joshua Cadman as Olson
- Stacy Edwards as Mary Lyle
- Tom Hodges as Dale Destel
- Todd Graff as Malone
- Ronald William Lawrence as Payton
- Byron Cherry as Janner
- Nicholas Cascone as Zadig
- Angela Benton as "Blondie"
- Raymond Cruz as Diaz
- Laura Harrington as Meg Taylor
- Francois Chau as "Jojo"
- Andrew Roperto as Lucerne
- Merritt Butrick as Siska
- Gregory Cruz as "Brownie"
- Peter Cohl as Henderson
- Courtney Gains as Albertson
- Kieran Mulroney as Teebs
- Keith MacKechnie as Falzone
- William Frankfather as Captain Counter
- Pippa Pearthree as Corey Alexander
- Kevin Crysler as "Weenie"
- Hetty Edwards as "Red"
- Glenn Plummer as Hank Barr
- Lee de Broux as Mr. Destel
- Jeris Poindexter as Schiff
- Kent Williams as Sergeant Allard
- Joseph Hieu as Sergeant Lee Vinh
- Hutton Cobb as Stoddard
- Wendell Pierce as French
- Charles Flash De Journette as Novak
- Alan Duane as Stewart
- Chris Pedersen as Kramer
- Patricia Smith as Mrs. Destal
- Lulie Newcomb as Susan
- Willie J. Walton as "Bingo"
- Andrew-Huy Nguyen as Trang
- Bryant Bradshaw as Lieutenant Anderson
- Tom Fridley as Mazelli
- John DeMita as Lieutenant Engleman
- Connie Song as Mai
- Jeff Williams as Lozano
- Louis Sandoval as Owens
- David Harris as Harris
- Larry Johnson as Miller
- George Cheung as Sapper
- Byron Thames as Mitty
- Lora Zane as Diane
- Kevin Skousen as Dr. Goldberg
- Amy Van Nostrand as Waller
- Marc Farley as Collins
- Mark Keyloun as Kelso
- Glenn Morshower as Dr. Thurman
- Richard Lineback as Orangelo
- Walter Addison as Mr. Z
- Eric Lee as Sapper
- Eriq La Salle as K.C.
- David Neidorf as Phelan
- Carolyn Mignini as Captain Wallner
- Nora Heflin as Sister Mary Rose
- Tim Russ as Sergeant Lemon
- Richard Coca as Perez
- Ray Cochran as Carlson
- David Marciano as Calvin
- John Snyder as Larry
- Elizabeth Kemp as Lynn
- Patrick Johnston as Eagleton
- Bill Nunn as MP #1
- Kevin Hunter as Ringle
- Mike Turnage as Walsh
- John Mueller as Lieutenant Foster
- Dale Dye as Radio Voices (uncredited)
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