the Photojournalist

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The Photojournalist is a manic, camera-toting American war correspondent in "Apocalypse Now" who idolizes Colonel Kurtz and embodies the chaos and moral confusion of the Vietnam War.

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instanceOf fictional character
supporting character
war correspondent
admires Colonel Walter E. Kurtz
alignment follower of Kurtz
appearsIn Apocalypse Now
Apocalypse Now Redux
linked to: Apocalypse Now
associatedWith U.S. Army Special Forces
Vietnam War
basedOn the Russian harlequin in Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness
characterTrait erratic
idolizing
manic
talkative
costumeFeature bandana
cameras around his neck
createdBy Francis Ford Coppola
dialogueStyle stream-of-consciousness monologue
filmDirector Francis Ford Coppola
filmWriter Francis Ford Coppola
John Milius
firstAppearance Apocalypse Now (1979 film)
linked to: Apocalypse Now
genre war film character
interactsWith Captain Benjamin L. Willard
language English
locatedAt Kurtz’s compound in Cambodia
loyalTo Colonel Walter E. Kurtz
medium film
nationality American
notableQuote He’s a poet-warrior in the classic sense.
The man is clear in his mind, but his soul is mad.
occupation photojournalist
war correspondent
portrayedBy Dennis Hopper
setting Cambodian jungle
symbolizes chaos of the Vietnam War
media’s complicity in war
moral confusion of the Vietnam War
uses camera
viewsAsGenius Colonel Walter E. Kurtz

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