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MASH
M*A*S*H1970
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| Brilliant anti-authoritarian black comedy concerning life at the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital. Donald Sutherland plays Hawkeye far more hippy and far more aggressive than Alan Alda's TV incarnation. A key 70s movie. Oh, and the closing credit sequence is a stroke of genius. |
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M*A*S*H (MASH) (Special Edition) 8th January 2002 DVD  2.35:1 | ||
 6th March 2006 DVD  2.35:1 | ||
 | 1st September 2009 Blu-Ray |
 | Hawkeye |
 | Trapper John |
 | Duke Forrest |
 | Hot Lips Hoolihan |
 | Major Burns |
 | Col. Henry Blake |
 | Father "Dago Red" Mulcahy |
 | Sgt. Maj. Vollmer |
 | Lieutenant Dish |
 | Radar O'Riley |
 | Spearchucker |
 | Capt. Ezekiel Bradbury "Me Lay" Mar |
 | Lt. Leslie |
Pfc. Seidman | |
 | Sgt. Gorman |
 | Ho-Jon |
 | Cpl. Judson (as Tim Brown) |
 | The Painless Pole |
 | Capt. Sorch |
 | Ugly John |
Capt. Knocko | |
 | General Hammond |
 | Private Lorenzo Boone |
 | Captain Murrhardt |
 | Capt. Bandini |
 | Hammond's Aide |
 | Football Player |
 | Capt. Peterson, Nurse Corps |
 | Football Player, 325th Evac. |
 | Colonel Wallace Merrill |
 | Japanese Golf Pro |
 | Korean Doctor |
 | Offstage Dialog (voice) |
 | Korean Doctor |
 | Offstage Dialog (voice) |
 | Offstage Voice |
 | WAC Receptionist |
Nurse | |
 | P.A. Announcer (voice) |
 | Japanese Prostitute |
Football Player, 325th Evac. |
History | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Wednesday, 22nd April 1970 - Tuesday, 5th May 1970 | Miracle | USA | |
| Saturday, 16th January 1971 - Saturday, 20th February 1971 | Berkeley | UK | |
| Wednesday, 3rd March 1971 - Tuesday, 16th March 1971 | Florida Theatre | USA | |
| Wednesday, 3rd March 1971 | Florida Theatre | USA | |
| Wednesday, 19th May 1971 - Tuesday, 25th May 1971 | Northwood Mall | USA | |
| Sunday, 1st August 1971 - Thursday, 5th August 1971 | Perry Drive-In | USA | |
| Thursday, 22nd June 1972 | Rialto Theatre | UK |
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