introduction history of the bill of rights the original constitution as proposed in 1787 in philadelphia and as ratified by the states contained very few individual rights guarantees as the framers were primarily focused on establishing the machinery for an effective federal governmentntroduction history of the bill of rights the original constitution as proposed in 1787 in philadelphia and as ratified by the states contained very few individual rights guarantees as the framers were primarily focused on establishing the machinery for an effective federal government
Context. This line is spoken by Bill Kilgore, played by Robert Duvall, in the film Apocalypse Now, directed by Francis Coppola (1979). Most people like the smell of coffee or bacon in the morning. But not Lt. Col. Bill Kilgore. He likes his breakfast spiced with a little more death.
The Morning After by Maureen McGovern. This was written by Al Kasha and Joel Hirschhorn for the Oscar-winning movie The Poseidon Adventure, starring Gene Hackman. In the movie, this was sung by Renee Amand, with Carol Lynley lip-synching to it in front of the camera. This won the Oscar for Best Song, 1972. In addition, The Poseidon Adventure won the Best Special Effects Oscar. During the spring of 1972, Russ Regan (the head of 20th Century Records at the time) began looking for someone to record The Morning After for the singles market. He originally offered the song to Barbra Streisand, but she turned it down in favor of other projects.