That's Vince Carter from Gomer Pyle USMC.

That show was popular probably when you were pooping yellow.

is gomer pyle now kingpin?

guy is sorta Gomer Pyle... "well, I like that!!!" SARGE!!!

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pretty sure it's a *dupeof=http://videosift.com/video/Officer-Leroy-Pyle-on-AssaultMilitary-weapons

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Dang ... The first thing that comes to mind when I hear the word Shazaam is Gomer Pyle. With my luck lately I'd be zapped to a date with Jim Nabors [and I'm FAR from his type] =o/

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Gibbs sounds like Gomer Pyle, only without the common sense.

Boot camp was such a mind fuck. I wanted to laugh half the time. Fortunately for me I never did, unlike the unfortunate Pvt. Pyle. Still, it was all I could do to choke back the laughter some times. I practically developed a facial tick from stifling the smiles and chuckles.

Gomers wife, Missi Pyle, is in that flick.
http://www.ncarts.edu/pressreleases/Tips2005/Nov2005/Missi%20Pyle%20001.jpg

IIRC, Roger Ebert gave Full Metal Jacket a Thumbs Down in the same show he gave Benji the Hunted a Thumbs Up.

What's remarkable about this clip, and Kubrick films in general, is that he uses extremely long takes. The first part is a continuous tracking shot that runs well over a minute.

Another thing that gives Kubrick films a unique look is that he uses natural or existing lighting whenever possible. This scene is probably lit from the windows, which are covered on the outside with paper. If studio lights were used, they would be outside the windows.

In this clip, Private Pyle is played by Vincent D'Onofrio, who's on Law & Order: Criminal Intent, and also played Orson Welles in the movie "Ed Wood" (although Welle's voice was dubbed by cartoon voice-actor Maurice LaMarche).