Question regarding "The Cadillac"

I don't see all that many movies, so I'm hoping some movie buffs can help me out here. In "The Cadillac" it's pretty obvious that some scenes from a movie/s are being parodied. Can anyone fill me in...

Mark Dutton wrote:

The ending - when Mr. Seinfeld leaves the condo instead of being impeached - is a parody of Oliver Stone's movie "Nixon" - when Nixon resigns the presidency and leaves the White House to board the helicopter.

For another ten points - what two other Oliver Stone movies were parodied on Seinfeld?

Check my "Movies" page, below, to see all the other movies parodied or mentioned on Seinfeld.

Mark typed:

It wasn't a movie. It was a parody of the Nixon step down from office when he was impeached.

--Phil
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Deputy: "It's hard to have a fast-track career in law enforcement when
everybody thinks you're nuts."
Mulder: "Tell me about it."
"X-Cops" (7ABX12)
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I think when the cable guy is chasing Kramer along the rooftops, that is a parody of "In the Line of Fire." At the end I think they are parodying Oliver Stone's "Nixon." Paul Mark Dutton wrote in message news:89339t$fum$[email]...

me

I think the other 2 Oliver Stone movies parodied by Seinfeld are Apocalypse Now (Peterman in Burma scene) & JFK .

DFrank1068 wrote:

Close - I think you are sort of correct in that Stone did collaborate with Francis Ford Coppola in the writing of the script of Apocalypse Now but he was not credited with it, nor could one say it was "his" film. The Burma (Myanmar) scene was in The Chicken Roaster. JFK is correct. The other film I was thinking of was PLATOON that Stone made based on his own Vietnam experiences (he was a bronze star medal winning participant in the war). Platoon was parodied in The Fatigues - when the soldiers start throwing up from the food like Charlie Sheen did in the film.