MASH

Elliott Gould, Donald Sutherland, Sally Kellerman, Tom Skerritt, and Robert Duvall star in director Robert Altman's innovative dark comedy about the everyday escapades of an Army medical unit during the Korean War. The landmark anti-war film, which was seen as an allegory for America's involvement in Vietnam, garnered an Oscar for Ring Lardner, Jr. For his adaptation of Richard Hooker's novel. 116 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital stereo, Dolby Digital mono, FrenchDolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English, Spanish; audio commentary by Altman; featurette; photo gallery; theatrical trailer. Directed by Robert Altman. 1970 /color/ 116 min/R/widescreen.

Director: Robert Altman
Producer: David T. Friendly
Producer: Ingo Preminger
Producer: Joseph M. Singer
Actor: Donald Sutherland
Actor: Elliott Gould
Actor: Tom Skerritt
Actor: Sally Kellerman
Actor: Robert Duvall
Actor: Jo Ann Pflug
Actor: Roger Bowen
Actor: Gary Burghoff
Actor: Tim Brown
Actor: Corey Fischer
Actor: Buck Buchanan
Actor: Corey John Fischer
Actor: Dawne Damon
Actor: Fran Tarkenton
Actor: Kim Atwood
Actor: Lloyd Nelson
Actor: René Auberjonois
Actor: Stephen Altman
Actor: Tamara Horrocks
Actor: Timothy Brown
Actor: Indus Arthur
Actor: David Arkin
Actor: Ken Prymus
Actor: John Schuck
Actor: Fred Williamson
Actor: Bud Cort
Actor: Carl Gottlieb
Actor: Danny Goldman
Actor: Michael Murphy
Actor: G. Wood
Actor: Bobby Troup
Actor: Ron Stein
Actor: Howard Williams
Actor: Don Watters
Actor: Craig Chudy
Actor: Gerry Okuneff
Actor: Don Johnson
Actor: Ben Davidson
Actor: Jack Concannon
Actor: Jerry Pierson
Actor: Cathleen Cordell
Actor: Harvey Levine
Actor: Weaver Levy
Actor: Dale Ishimoto
Actor: Buck Holland
Actor: Jerry Jones
Actor: Ted Knight
Actor: Marvin Miller
Actor: Joe Amsler
Actor: John Linton
Actor: Mark Jones
Actor: Greg Walker