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2 days ago · – Cast: Alan Alda, Wayne Rogers, Loretta Swit, Jamie Farr. This long-running series, loosely based on a film by the same name by Robert Altman, focuses on the lives of a team of doctors and nurses at a U.S. Mobile Army Surgical Hospital (MASH) during the Korean War.
5 days ago · Even though actor Alan Alda is the son of fellow actor Robert Alda, both were born with the family name “D’Abruzzo”. Alan is a vocal advocate for science education. He is a founder of the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science at Stony Brook University, where he became a visiting professor.
2 days ago · The death of Henry Blake in season 3 was an epoch-changing moment for television, and while long-running shows can get lazy or stick rigidly to formula, MASH was still producing episodes like "Life Time" or "Dreams" many seasons in. "Life Time" was co-written and directed by Alda himself, who later cited it (via CNN) as one of his favorite episodes from the show.
3 days ago · Although the senior Doctor Pierce was never seen on the series, Alan Alda's real-life father, Robert Alda was. He played Dr. Anthony Borelli in two episodes: 'The Consultant' and 'Lend a Hand'. 2.
2 days ago · Suzy Holmes (Susan Walden) is on the run from her snobby father, wealthy Tulsa, Oklahoma industrialist C. J. Holmes (Robert Alda), who has sent two private investigators named Les Sloane (Lance LeGault) and Mitch Henderson (Robert Tessier) to Hazzard to stop Suzy from marrying her fiancée Fred Andrews (Edward Edwards), just because Fred is a ...
1 day ago · Alan Alda: Alphonso D'Abruzzo 1936– American actor and comedian Frances Alda: Fanny Davis 1879–1952 New Zealand-Australian singer Robert Alda: Alphonso Giuseppe Giovanni Roberto D'Abruzzo 1914–1986 Italian-American actor, singer and dancer Rutanya Alda: Rutanya Skrastiņa 1942– Latvian-American actress Jason Aldean: Jason Aldean ...
5 days ago · The double feature included the very first film that was shown in the drive-in in 1949 called “April Showers,” starring Jack Carson, Ann Sothern and Robert Alda (Alan Alda’s father). It also includes some voicings by Mel Blanc. The film was shown on the very same projector it was shown on in 1949.
