Gene Reynolds
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About This Interview
Gene Reynolds was interviewed for five-and-a-half hours in Los Angeles, CA. Reynolds recounted his early work as a child star in many films. He later became an actor on live television – where he made the transition to casting director on such programs as Peter Gunn and Matinee Theatre. He then began directing for television, on series including My Three Sons and Hogan’s Heroes. He then became a producer, producing shows including The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, Room 222, and M*A*S*H, which he also directed. After leaving M*A*S*H, he produced Lou Grant and numerous telefilms. The interview was conducted by Henry Colman on August 22, 2000.
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Chapters
- Chapter 1
- Full Chapter One
- Chapter 2
- Full Chapter Two
- Chapter 3
- Full Chapter Three
- Chapter 4
- Full Chapter Four
- Chapter 5
- Full Chapter Five
- Chapter 6
- Full Chapter Six
- Chapter 7
- Full Chapter Seven
- Chapter 8
- Full Chapter Eight
- Chapter 9
- Full Chapter Nine
- Chapter 10
- Full Chapter Ten
- Chapter 11
- Full Chapter Eleven


I'm told (though I was too young to remember) that Gene Reynolds was nearly my stepfather. Not sure what my mother was thinking when she broke it off. What a guy!
i loved "they shall have music"! he was a handsome kid and is a handsome older gentleman, though i must admit, i wouldn't have recognized him.
thank you for posting. I love Gene Reynolds
Check out Gene Reynolds' early film performances incl They Shall Have Music. He really was terrific!!!
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