Coors Light Commerical with R Lee Ermey 

RIP Ronald Lee Ermey. He was one of the greatest actors that ever lived. He was never supposed to be in Full Metal Jacket but glad that Stanley Kubrick changed his mind. Still one of my all time favorite movies. Wow, 1 million view. Outstanding

John Wayne and R Lee Ermey were in the same commercial together. I can rest in peace now

Is that you John Wayne... Is this me? - Pvt. Joker

Whoever edited this commercial deserves a frickin’ Oscar! It genuinely felt, looked, and sounded like John Wayne was actually there.

R Lee Ermey and John Wayne in the same commercial. What an epic moment.

gotta love these old school commercials

I couldn't recognize him right away not cussing every 2 seconds 😂

Best commercial EVAR! Needs to be remastered in HD.

Fun fact: This commercial was shot in '92, 13 years after he passed away in '79. To get the shot, they used a body double and repurposed footage.

A different time in a different America. Them days are gone, but your not forgotten Duke or R. Lee, or my America, RIP.

John Wayne is probably the only man able to make R. Lee take it down a notch

Finally. A single minute on the internet not wasted.

No matter what service you have served in, no matter where you serve now, he was still Gunny to us all. He brought both strength and humor to our world and made it easier for us to laugh at ourselves and each other, even as we saw the sameness in our services, the same call to duty and service. So, from an old army sergeant, Semper Fi, Gunny. We'll miss you. Say hi to my old man when you get there.

I remember that comercial when it aired. Oh how far we’ve fallen.

Back when the beer companies had balls.

RIP and long live John Wayne (May 26, 1907 - June 11, 1979), aged 72 And RIP and long live R. Lee Ermey (March 24, 1944 - April 15, 2018), aged 74 You both will always be remembered as legends.

Never saw that commercial before. Fantastic!!! Two American greats. Well done.

Just came across this outstanding piece of TV history. As a former Royal Marine, I am a fan of both these fine individuals.

I met R Lee many years ago. He was with the Air wing in DaNang and I was down in Chulai. He was only an E5 at the time as was I. Nice guy.

"Is that you John Wayne... Is this me?"

What a posthumous honor to be placed in an ad with R Lee Ermey.

"That's my beer, Sargent." As soon as I heard that I knew it was the Duke. How epic to see two legends come face to face.

Never thought I'd cry during a beer commercial, but here we are.

People die ! But Legends live forever! These two icons will live forever !

Now THIS is how you do a beer commercial.

That was a great commercial. I am sure that he is still missed today. He was a great Marine DI. He was great in full metal jacket also.

The only one besides God himself who could give R Lee Ermey orders. The Duke! RIP R LEE ERMEY!

As a former Sr Drill Sergeant, I approve this commercial.

For now, RIP, Gunny. We regroup in Hell. Salute!

Mail call with R. Lee Ermey was a huge part of my childhood. God bless you Gunny. Rest In Peace.

Two legends. Both on that big parade-ground in the sky now, watching us and shaking their heads….

Always loved the psychiatrist commercial: "You know what make me sad...You do! Ya' jack wagon!"

Don't just stand there. Find the jelly doughnut too!!

Now that's a beer commercial, still had balls but they weren't masquerading

I was still an active duty Marine when I got the word that he passed away. Growing up my dad told me about this commercial and it was one of my favorites, even though it aired long before I was born. I immediately went and bought a six pack of Coors light and drank it in his memory. Rest in peace, Gunny

This is what I call it a good commercial !!

MAGA!!!! WE NEED THESE GUYS BACK A.S.A.P!!!

Commercials like this make me wish there was an award for commercials.

Haha the only person the gunny will kiss ass to would be John Wayne haha I love it

I have now seen one of the greatest commercials in the history of the universe. Now I'm going to go watch the Apple 1984 Super Bowl commercial and my day will be complete.

R. Lee, you will be missed. I loved and watched your movies and projects countless times. God bless you and the Marine Corps. Oooooraahhh!!!

This is awesome. RIP R. Lee. Ermey. You fought the good fight.

RIP Sarge you fought a good battle.

R.I.P Sargent Lee Ermey

Two legends in one video?! Favorite! May they rest peacefully.

this guy was a legend, may he rest in paradise

I met the "Gunny" at a law enforcement conference in Denver, 2009. I had a great time and he was absolutely an amazing guy to talk to.

So Long Sarge, Thanks for your Service, You are Loved and Shall be Missed.

I miss watching all those john Wayne movies with my grandpa when i was little such good times. he served during Vietnam& korean wars and grew up during the invasion of pearl harbor and inspired me to teach my son to serve his and mine & sons home land of the united states of AMERICA🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸💯💯💯 #usnavy#sailor#patriot

Out bleeping hilarious! The rare commercial I can watch ,and never tire of.. RIP Gunny & Duke!

Never thought I'd see R. Lee Ermey and John Wayne together in a commercial, that's so amazing

R.I.P. gunny

I've never seen this commercial - that was really funny. Ermey's Drill Instructor voice makes my hair stand up every time I hear it. USMC - '71-'75 (BTW - NEVER call a Marine drill instructor "DI"!!)

If they would have made a sitcom with these two I would watch it religiously lol 😂

Proud to have been a fellow brother.... Semper Fi !

One of the first commercials I remember seeing as a kid

Now he joins The Duke in the heavens above. RIP.

If Gunny and The Duke were advertising a full strength ale I'd like it! Hoo Rah!!!

This commercial deserves an Oscar!

I remember this commercial! Very funny!. :-D Gunny did mess up by not saluting the General. The streets of heaven are now a bit safer now that R. Lee Ermy is up there. Fly with the angels now, Gunny. *Crisp Salute*

John Wayne looks like he walked straight out of the set of the longest day that’s pretty darn good editing

The only man that can scare the shit out of R Lee Ermey..........John Wayne........

Who ever edit John Wayne’s face on to that body did a great job for being in 1992

Damn you, R. Lee Ermey!! You never stop making me laugh!!!

the simple fact is, boot camp experience must include drill sergeants like R Lee, aka think thats bad? wait till youre in combat 1st time. they have to learn to deal with the shock and stress and impossible demands for when it REALLY happens. RIP R Lee.

RIP Gunny and Duke!

He is a national treasure...My Drill Sergeants from 1970 was the same in the army...

Men among Men. This was America. Proud days back then. Both of these Gents are rolling in their graves now seeing what has happened to their Nation. We do miss you, Mr. Wayne and Sgt. Ermey. 🇺🇸🫡🙏✝️🦅

Gotta love old Gunny and Duke!

Semper fi do or die, John Wayne, and gunny

Two Legends together in the same Advert = Heaven

People don't realize that he also played a drill sergeant in "The Boys in Company C" 9 years before he played one in Full Metal Jacket.

I've never seen this before until now and I must say, seeing these two Legends in the same commercial makes me wish for a sequel despite having lost Sgt. Ermey several years ago. Rest in peace John and Sgt. Ermey.

I love how even when he’s talking calmly and respectfully to a superior he STILL has power and strength in his voice. The man is slightly intimidating even when not trying lmao. RIP Sergeant.

Thank you! Finally! Someone that knows the difference between a Drill Sergent and a Drikk Instructor! I cannot that you enough for getting it correct. It annoys the crap out of me when someone does not.

That's funny. I thought they were all going to step forward and claim it.

This was one of the best Coors Light commercials of all time!

I worked for Motorola and fixed the Coors pagers on-site at the brewery in the '90's, joined the Marines in 1999, and met R Lee Ermey several times when he was guest Speaker at our Marine Corps Balls from 2001-2004. Oorah! USMC 1999-2007

RIP R Lee.

Rest in peace Gunny.

The person who started Coors light had stood up his bride to be at the wedding, and took off with her family’s fortune. The weather was really bad and she waited all night outside in the freezing cold for her husband to be to show up. Her and the horse she was on froze to death. The founder of Coors returned years later, but the town hadn’t forgotten what happened. He was rejected, went back to Colorado and committed suicide. That happened in my home town of Naperville Illinois. For the longest it was forbidden to sell Coors within city limits, and it wasn’t found at any bar in Naperville either

Is that you John...Holy shit ! It's really you John Wayne!

Should make more commercials like this instead of these... things... they got going now.

This is so great! Loved R Lee Ermey, may he RIP. 🙏 And to think his career started by accident as a consultant for the movie Full Metal Jacket and it was decided that HE should be cast in the role of the Drill Sergeant.

Hearing the gunny say 'soldier' hurts me to the core of my very being. Its a shame I lost all that hurt when I saw John Wayne and Ermy in the same commercial

Thanks for your service, Gunny . . . rest in peace . . .

Rest in peace, Gunny. Semper fi.

I love watching an ad to watch a commercial

I like how meta this commercial is. I wish more commercials were written like this!

A jelly donut?

Hilarious! Loved him. May he RIP

TV commercials were pretty awesome back in the day, and usually funny in an understated way. These days, I hardly watch TV, so I really can't comment on 'em, although the Mountain Dew "Freak Chain" commercial was pretty good (and yeah, every once in a while I'll go back and watch that for giggles).

THIS is one of my favorite beer commercials EVER. Even though I've never drunk beer.

Rip r lee ermey.. 😢

RIP sir!

Great. Now we have to watch ads before we can watch an ad.

At least R. Lee actually served in the military.

R.I.P. Gunny

RIP

Another awesome soul that left this Earth too soon; R.I.P Ronald Lee Ermey.