M*A*S*H (1970)
Cast & Crew

Donald Sutherland "Hawkeye" Pierce

Elliott Gould "Trapper" John McIntyre

Sally Kellerman Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan

Tom Skerritt Duke Forrest

Robert Duvall Major Frank Burns

Jo Ann Pflug Lt. Dish

Rene Auberjonois Father "Dago Red" Mulcahy
Roger Bowen Colonel Henry Blake

Gary Burghoff Walter "Radar" O'Reilly

Fred Williamson Spearchucker

John Schuck "Painless" Walt Waldowski

Bud Cort Private Boone

Robert Altman Director

Otto Preminger Producer
Leon Ericksen Associate Producer
Norman Cook Unit Production Manager
Ray Taylor First Assistant Director
Fred Brost Second Assistant Director
Lee Hoyle Script Supervisor
Lew Tate Location Manager
David Sachs Technical Advisor
Arthur Lonergan Art Direction
Harold Stine Director of Photography
Barney Fredricks Sound
Albert Cuesta Sound
Danford B. Greene Film Editing
Lee Berns Makeup
Bob Sidell Makeup
Gary Leetch Hair Stylist
Wesley Trist Costume Design
Mary Tate Costume Design
Ring Lardner Screenwriter
Richard Hooker Writer (Novel)
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Matt Roush says...
The nostalgia network has been airing the celebrated military/medical comedy since its national launch 20 years ago and this week pays tribute to one of its signature stars with a nightly series featuring some of Loretta Swit’s most memorable episodes. Swit, who passed away May 30 at 87, was best known as proud Major Margaret “Hot Lips” Houlihan, who more than held her own against an ensemble of wacky male cutups and won two Emmys in the early 1980s. Tonight’s episodes, from Season 6 in 1977 (starting at 7/6c), find Margaret and Hawkeye (Alan Alda) in each other’s arms while trapped in enemy territory. Needless to say, the intimacy doesn’t last. (The entire series is available for streaming on Hulu.)
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