He was still holding a grudge after she rejected his romantic overtures and sent him home to his wife years earlier.Clint Allen (Hale Hamilton) are waiting to embrace him.Factory owner Mr.Parker (Reginald Barlow) also is there promising to restore Jim""s old factory job.Later in the Allen home, Allen""s prissy brother sits down and wants o hear "all about the war." But his single-minded concern is to have Jim accept Parker""s guarantee of a job offer to take up where he left off.In his bamboo hut, Saito is kneeling and dressed in a raditional kimono, with a Japanese print behind him.Per his request, the womanizing Arlington has brought with him the latest Parisian wardrobes and makeup (for Jane) to entice her with gifts and memories of civilization.Others hat swept across movie screens in the late 70""s and 80s to illustrate he ""hellish"", futile conditions of bloody Vietnam War combat included:the Oscar-winning documentaryHearts and Minds (1974)Francis Ford Coppola""sApocalypse Now (1979)Oliver Stone""sPlatoon (1986)Stanley Kubrick""sFull Metal Jacket (1987)John Irvin""sHamburger Hill (1987)Oliver Stone""sBorn on the Fourth of July (1989)Brian De Palma""sCasualties of War (1989)This film received nine Academy Award nominations (including Best Actor (Robert De Niro), Best Supporting Actress (Meryl Streep), Best Cinematography (by Vilmos Zsigmond - who had just filmed Spielberg""sClose Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)), and Best Original Screenplay), and won five Oscars: Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor (Christopher Walken), Best Director, Best Sound, and Best Film Editing.