Gene Reynolds
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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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Gene Reynolds on choosing a project to direct
Gene Reynolds on how M*A*S*H came about as a tv series
Gene Reynolds on his style of directing
Gene Reynolds on the M*A*S*H episode "The Interview"Interview
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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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