First Blood (also known as Rambo: First Blood) is a 1982 action thriller film directed by Ted Kotcheff. The film stars Sylvester Stallone as John Rambo, a troubled and misunderstood Vietnam War veteran, with Sheriff Will Teasle (Brian Dennehy) as his nemesis and Colonel Samuel Trautman (Richard Crenna) as his former commander and only ally. It was released on October 22, 1982. Based on David Morrell's 1972 novel of the same name, it was the...
Rambo describes his return to the States after he finished his tour of duty.
Deputy Ward descibes the characteristic of a green beret.
Teasle poses a serious question to Col. Trautman.
Rambo tells Trautman what happenened between him and the authorities.
Teasle sends out orders for his men via a radio dispatch.
Rambo tells Col. Trautman what happened to one of the soldiers in his unit.
Col. Trautman tells Sheriff Teasle what he and his forces are up against in t...
Sheriff Teasle stops John Rambo from entering back into the town of Hope.
Col. Trautman explains to Sheriff Teasle why he has arrived to aid in the sea...
Sheriff Teasle spouts off against the state police captain.
Deputy Galt threatens to use force if John Rambo keeps refusing to cooperate.
Sheriff Teasle tries to talk reason into John Rambo.
Rambo tells Col. Trautman a horrific story about trying to help his friend in...
After a brutal pursuit, Sheriff Teasle yells at Rambo as he heads off into th...
As John Rambo enters the town of Hope, he is met and greeted by Sheriff Teasle.
Sheriff Teasle and John Rambo exchange words from river bank to hill top.
John Rambo gets charged and booked into the custody of the Hope Sheriff's dep...
John Rambo gives Sheriff Teasle one last warning before he flees back into th...
After John Rambo refuses to give his name, Deputy Galt responds with a smart ...
As John Rambo refuses to cooperate during the process of finger printing, Dep...
Rambo talks about his friend who was maimed by an explosive device.
Deputy Galt wants his men to hurry up and finish cleaning John Rambo.
Sheriff Teasle greets a citizen of Hope before heading out on his patrol duty.
Rambo has an emotional breakdown as he pours his heart out to Trautman.
Deputy Galt commands the helicopter pilot to steady the craft.
John Rambo makes a final plea to the Hope Authorities before he escapes back ...
Deputy Lester dispatches some crucial information to the search party concern...
Emotions rise as a storm front moves in on the search party.
After a big explosion outside of headquarters, Teasle and his men realize Ram...
Teasle and Trautman exchange words about John Rambo.
Trautman and Rambo go back and forth with each over radio dispatch.
Sheriff Teasle explains his game plan to capture Rambo.
Sheriff Teasle gives John Rambo a piece of his mind as he transports him out ...
Col. Trautman speaks about what John Rambo's job description was as a soldier...
After John Rambo decides to re-enter into Hope, Sheriff Teasle becomes upset.
Trautman tells Rambo that he will get him off the scene safely.
Sheriff Teasle erupts after Deputy Mitch suggests to let the state police han...
Trautman gives Teasle an idea of what his men are up against.
Rambo talks to the driver of a military truck he just hijacked.
Trautman gives a sarcastic description of what will be written on Rambo's tom...
Trautman tries to get Rambo to listen to reason.
Col. Trautman tries to get a response from Rambo over radio dispatch.
John Rambo asks Sheriff Teasle about finding a place to dine.
Col. Trautman gives a brief description of John Rambo's qualifications.
Sheriff Teasle rants about all that has transpired in the case of John Rambo.
Sheriff Teasle makes a comment to a fellow officer while bringing John Rambo ...
Sheriff Teasle and John Rambo finally come face to face out in the forest.
Deputy Galt starts to lose his composure after John Rambo refuses to comply w...
John Rambo revisits an awful memory of his time spent in Vietnam.
John Rambo introduces himself to Delmar's widow.
Trautman tries to calm Rambo down as Rambo discusses his feelings on Vietnam.
Deputy Galt threatens the helicopter pilot while searching for John Rambo.
The owner of the search dogs gets stoked to continue the manhunt for John Rambo.
Sheriff Teasle loses his cool while talking to dispatch.
A news reporter creates a public news feed concerning the whereabouts of John...
After Teasle discovers a knife on John's person, he asks him what he needs it...
Deputy Galt makes a wise crack while leading John Rambo to the showers.
John Rambo emotionally describes what he goes through mentally on a regular b...
Deputy Galt makes a remark after he views John Rambo's dog tag.
Rambo confides in Col. Trautman some of his thoughts about being away from Vi...
The deputies get ready to hose down John Rambo.
Rambo wonders how people could protest his service as an American soldier.
Sheriff Teasle gives orders to bring out the search dogs to hunt down Rambo.
After Rambo escapes the helicopter pursuit, Sheriff Teasle reacts after he sp...
After the deputies opened fire on John Rambo, Sheriff Teasles requests a ceas...
Trautman gives orders to Rambo to surrender and abort the mission.
After Trautman discovers Teasle being held at gunpoint by Rambo, he tries to ...
Sheriff Teasle sends an order back to the station requesting helicopter assis...
Sheriff Teasle makes a public announcement over loud speaker.
Col. Trautman tells of his experience with John Rambo while in Vietnam.
Sheriff Teasle yells at the national guardsmen after he realizes they went ag...
Rambo lets it be known that he will not surrender himself to authorities.
Sheriff Teasle gives John Rambo some opinionated advice.
Sheriff Teasle makes a proposition to Col. Trautman.
Col. Trautman tries to talk some sense into Sheriff Teasle about what everyon...
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