Louis, Missouri.When the camera zooms in, the picture springs into an animated, full-color enlargement, showing the mansard-roofed home with dormer windows and a veranda, surrounded by green lawn.Willie Stark is such a man.He is as much a part of the back country as the very sun-scorched hills.He truly represents the people.What man (sic) turn out to be the sad commentary is that the people will not be aware of it.It has been a long time since this locale has witnessed the appearance of a man with the sincere and forthright manner of Willie Stark.He admits that one day he will succeed: "Every dog will have his day." Other references in the film include mention of a guinea pig, ""dog and cat heaven,"" and even mosquitoes shot with an elephant gun.Uniter of Here and Hereafter - Chanter of Sorrows and Joys." Her iconic image, rocking the cradle of humanity, serves as a symbol of continuity for the entire history of the human race, and a representation of the cycle of life and death.It has been regarded as one of the finest, most-acclaimed combat films ever produced regarding he Vietnam War.