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MAS*H

1970, Movie, R, 116 mins

MAS*H: Cast & Details

Year: 1970
Rated R
Parental Rating: Objectionable for children
Country Of Origin: U.S.
Running Time: 116
Format: Color
Genre(s): Comedy; War
Production Co(s).: Aspen
Released By: Fox

Award(s)
Academy Award Winner: Best Adapted Screenplay - Ring Lardner Jr.
Academy Award Nominee: Best Picture
Academy Award Nominee: Best Supporting Actress - Sally Kellerman
Academy Award Nominee: Best Director - Robert Altman
Academy Award Nominee: Best Film Editing - Danford B. Greene

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Cast
Donald Sutherland: Hawkeye Pierce
Elliott Gould: Trapper John McIntyre
Tom Skerritt: Duke Forrest
Sally Kellerman: Maj. Hot Lips Houlihan
Robert Duvall: Maj. Frank Burns
Jo Ann Pflug: Lt. Hot Dish
Rene Auberjonois: Dago Red
Roger Bowen: Col. Henry Blake
Gary Burghoff: Radar O'Reilly
David Arkin: Sgt. Major Vollmer
Fred Williamson: Spearchucker Jones
Michael Murphy: Me Lay
Kim Atwood: Ho-Jon
Tim Brown: Cpl. Judson
Indus Arthur: Lt. Leslie
John Schuck: Painless Pole
Ken Prymus: Pfc. Seidman
Dwayne Damon: Capt. Scorch
Carl Gottlieb: Ugly John
Tamara Horrocks: Capt. Knocko
G. Wood: Gen. Hammond
Bobby Troup: Sgt. Gorman
Bud Cort: Pvt. Boone
Danny Goldman: Capt. Murrhardt
Corey Fischer: Capt. Bandini
J.B. Douglas: Col. Douglas
Yoko Young: Japanese Servant
Ben Davidson: Football Player
Fran Tarkenton: Football Player
Howard Williams: Football Player
Jack Concannon: Football Player
John Myers: Football Player
Tom Woodeschick: Football Player
Tommy Brown: Football Player
Buck Buchanan: Football Player
Nolan Smith: Football Player
Monica Peterson: Pretty WAC
Cathleen Cordell: Nurse Corps Captain
Sumi Haru: Japanese Nurse
Susan Ikeda: Japanese Caddy
Masami Saito: Japanese Caddy
John Mamo: Japanese Golf Pro
Samantha Scott: Nurse/Pin-up Model
Tom Falk: Corporal
Harvey Levine: 2nd Lieutenant
Dianne Turley: Correspondent
Weaver Levy: Korean Doctor
Dale Ishimoto: Korean Doctor
Jerry Jones: Motor Pool Sergeant
Stephen Altman: Hawkeye's 5-Year-Old Son
Hiroko Watanabe: Korean Prostitute
H. Lloyd Nelson
Ted Knight
Marvin Miller: Offstage Dialog

Credits
Robert Altman: Director
Ring Lardner Jr.: Writer - based on the novel by Richard Hooker
Richard Hooker: Source
Ingo Preminger: Producer
Leon Ericksen: Assoc. Producer
Harold Stine: Cinematographer - Panavision, Deluxe Color
Danford B. Greene: Editor
Johnny Mandel: Musical Composer
Arthur Lonergan: Art Director
Jack Martin Smith: Art Director
Stuart A. Reiss: Set Decorator
Walter M. Scott: Set Decorator
L.B. Abbott: Special Effects
Art Cruickshank: Special Effects
Herbert Spencer: Music Director
Lester Berns: Make Up
Dan Striepeke: Make Up