MASH

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"M*A*S*H Gives A D*A*M*N."

M.A.S.H. is the heavy war comedy from Robert Altman from 1970 that came out during the Korean war and criticized the American Way of Life.

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MASH Main Cast

Donald Sutherland
plays Hawkeye Pierce

Elliott Gould
plays Trapper John McIntyre

Tom Skerritt
plays Duke Forrest

Sally Kellerman
plays 'Hot Lips' O'Houlihan

Robert Duvall
plays Maj. Frank Burns

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Elliott Gould and Donald Sutherland kept calling each other "Shirley" on the set. Gould did it in one shot, cracking Sutherland up, and 'Robert Altman' decided to keep it in the film. "Shirley" was a reference to Donald Sutherland's second wife, Shirley Douglas.
Although set on the front lines of the Korean War, the only gunshots heard throughout the movie are from the referee's pistol during the inter-camp football game.
Movie Goof (continuity error): When Hot Lips confronts Lt. Col. Blake after she was exposed in the shower, she stands framed in the doorway of Lt. Col. Blake's tent. To her left, there is a mirror hanging on the tent wall that appears/disappears between shots.
Movie Goof (factual errors): When discussing Painless' predicament of his own sexuality, Trapper jokes that the racehorse Man O' War, who put out an exorbitant number of foals after being put to stud, was found by autopsy to be a "raving queen" after dying at age 36. Man O' War only lived to be thirty in reality.

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