Gene Reynolds

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Alan Alda

Alan Alda on the relationship between the writers and the actors on M*A*S*H, as facilitated by director Gene Reynolds

01:54

Alan Alda on M*A*S*H producer Gene Reynolds

02:29

Edward Asner

Ed Asner on the Lou Grant creative team

01:32

James L. Brooks

James L. Brooks on writing for Room 222 with Gene Reynolds

02:25

James L. Brooks on working with Gene Reynolds on Room 222

01:03

James L. Brooks on Gene Reynolds running, Lou Grant

01:52

Allan Burns

Allan Burns on getting involved with Room 222 with producer Gene Reynolds and writer James L. Brooks

05:03

Allan Burns on Gene Reynolds' style on M*A*S*H

00:36

Allan Burns on the creation of Lou Grant and making the show a drama rather than a comedy

04:23

Les Charles

Glen and Les Charles on writing a spec script for M*A*S*H, which was the first script they sold

05:30

Glen Charles

Glen and Les Charles on writing a spec script for M*A*S*H, which was the first script they sold

05:30

Walter Dishell

Walter Dishell on working with Gene Reynolds on M*A*S*H

02:39

Charles S. Dubin

Charles S. Dubin on working with Burt Metcalfe and Gene Reynolds on M*A*S*H

01:34

Jamie Farr

Jamie Farr on how Hy Averback played a role in getting Farr a role on M*A*S*H

07:35

Jamie Farr on Larry Gelbart and Gene Reynolds wanting to make a TV show of M*A*S*H

03:57

Jamie Farr on his character, "Klinger's" roots on M*A*S*H (contd.)

01:41

Larry Gelbart

Larry Gelbart on first being approached by Gene Reynolds to adapt the movie M*A*S*H into a television series; on his agreement with Reynolds that it remain true to the film version

04:32

Larry Gelbart on how Gene Reynolds stayed out of his way when he wrote the pilot for M*A*S*H

01:47

Larry Gelbart on Gene Reynold's prudent producing skills which kept M*A*S*H under budget and the network at bay

03:04

Larry Gelbart on how he and Gene Reynolds worked together on M*A*S*H

03:45

Larry Gelbart on how Gene Reynolds did the lion's share of producing M*A*S*H

00:47

Larry Gelbart on the huge influence Gene Reynolds had on him in a short four years while they worked on M*A*S*H

01:45

Gary David Goldberg

Gary David Goldberg on learning from Gene Reynolds on Lou Grant

00:35

Eddie Foy III

Eddie Foy III on working with Larry Gelbart and Gene Reynolds on M*A*S*H

03:20

Barry Livingston

Barry Livingston on working with My Three Sons director Gene Reynolds

Jerry Mathers

Jerry Mathers on the directors of Leave It To Beaver including Norman Tokar, David Butler, Norman Abbott, Gene Reynolds, and Bretaigne Windust

00:52

Burt Metcalfe

Burt Metcalfe on Gene Reynolds' contribution to M*A*S*H

01:36

Harry Morgan

Harry Morgan on joining M*A*S*H

00:42

Harry Morgan on M*A*S*H producer Gene Reynolds

01:10

Garrett Morris

Garrett Morris on his first TV appearance on Roll Out !

04:13

William Schallert

William Schallert on working on Matinee Theater

02:00

William Self

William Self on developing M*A*S*H with Larry Gelbart and Gene Reynolds

06:32

Grant Tinker

Grant Tinker on Lou Grant producer Gene Reynolds

09:03

Stanford Tischler

Stanford Tischler on working with executive producer Gene Reynolds on M*A*S*H

00:28

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