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History & Legacy

16 entries in the MASH compendium.

History & Legacy — Era Chart

Robert Altman1970Jamie Farr1972Alan Alda1972Eli Wallach1992
Eli WallachA veteran's son joining a fight for veterans' rights on screen.M*A*S*H (1970 film)A darkly comic look at the absurdity of war and the doctors who survive it.The M*A*S*H Unit (novel)The gritty literary origin of the legendary 4077th surgical unit.Jamie FarrFrom Toledo's Northern neighborhood to the 4077th, the man who turned a one-day gig into tRobert AltmanThe man who turned a war novel into a laughing, crying, overlapping masterpiece.M*A*S*H (TV series)Where laughter, surgery, and survival collide in the mud and mountains of Korea.Donald SutherlandOne performance, one war, one unforgettable surgeon who made the absurd feel human.Richard HookerA small name in the great, chaotic ledger of the 4060th.Alan AldaThe sharp-tongued surgeon who made comedy the sharpest instrument in the 4077th.Larry GelbartThe writer-producer who turned a Korean War medical unit into television's most beloved enWayne RogersThe original Hawkeye: the laugh, the scalpel, and the restless soul of the 4077th.Harry MorganThe gentle giant whose steady hand held the 4077th together before the war took him.Mike FarrellThe wisecracking surgeon who made a war hospital feel like home for millions of fans.David Ogden StiersThe colonel who reminded a war-torn hospital that words still matter when everything else Ain't No Mountain High EnoughA love so fierce it climbs every peak the world can throw at it.After M*A*S*HThe 4077th's last orders: go home, live, and remember.
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