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Alan Alda on how the burlesque comics and Vaudeville influenced him at an early age 02:47

Interview: Alan Alda | Topic: Creative Influences and Inspiration

Alan Alda on his name at birth 00:27

Interview: Alan Alda

On Phil Silvers and Red Buttons bringing him onstage as a baby 02:29

Interview: Alan Alda

On performing in Summer Stock as a teenager and wanting to be a writer 02:12

Interview: Alan Alda

On enjoying early television; on his interest in magic 04:30

Interview: Alan Alda

On his father performing on experimental television in the 1930s; on appearing on the television program Secret File, USA in Europe with his father in the 1950s; on other early television roles 06:15

Interview: Alan Alda

On appearing on The Phil Silvers Show and having trouble memorizing his lines 05:51

Interview: Alan Alda

On being shy and getting to know his fellow actors 02:15

Interview: Alan Alda

On the relationship between the writers and the actors on MA*SH, facilitated by director Gene Reynolds 03:50

Interview: Alan Alda

Alan Alda on the importance of laughter with his fellow actors on MA*SH and in life 03:45

Interview: Alan Alda | Genre: Comedy Series

Alan Alda on watching from the wings when Buster Keaton performed on stage 01:08

Interview: Alan Alda | Person: Buster Keaton

Alan Alda on the relationship between the writers and the actors on MA*SH, as facilitated by director Gene Reynolds 01:54

Interview: Alan Alda | Person: Gene Reynolds

Alan Alda on his methodology for memorizing lines 03:55

Interview: Alan Alda | Profession: Performers

Alan Alda on his methodology for memorizing lines 03:55

Interview: Alan Alda | Profession: Actor

Alan Alda on the importance of the relationship between the writers and the actors on MA*SH, as facilitated by director Gene Reynolds 03:45

Interview: Alan Alda | Profession: Performers

Alan Alda on the importance of the relationship between the writers and the actors on MA*SH, as facilitated by director Gene Reynolds 03:46

Interview: Alan Alda | Profession: Actor

Alan Alda on the relationship between the writers and the actors on MA*SH, as facilitated by director Gene Reynolds 01:54

Interview: Alan Alda

Alan Alda on his father's appearance on Secret File, U.S.A. 01:44

Interview: Alan Alda | Show: Secret File, U.S.A.

Alan Alda on appearing on The Phil Silvers Show very early in his career 00:48

Interview: Alan Alda | Show: Phil Silvers Show, The aka You'll Never Get Rich aka Sergeant Bilko

Alan Alda on the process of learning lines with the ensemble cast of MA*SH and the importance of laughter with fellow actors 05:11

Interview: Alan Alda | Show: M*A*S*H

Alan Alda on the relationship between the writers and the actors on MA*SH, as facilitated by director Gene Reynolds 03:45

Interview: Alan Alda | Show: M*A*S*H

Alan Alda on his father, Robert Alda's, early TV roles 01:18

Interview: Alan Alda | Topic: Creative Influences and Inspiration

Alan Alda on his father, Robert Alda's, early TV roles 01:18

Interview: Alan Alda | Topic: Pivotal Career Moments

On MASH's cast members and characters; on the death of "Col Henry Blake" on MASH 17:47

Interview: Burt Metcalfe

On memorable episodes of MASH that he directed or co-wrote, including "A War For All Seasons", "The Party", and "The Interview" - which he considers MASH's best episode 09:12

Interview: Burt Metcalfe

Producer Burt Metcalfe on the most effective line in MA*SH: "The Interview" 03:01

Interview: Burt Metcalfe | Genre: Comedy Series

Alan Alda on how the burlesque comics and Vaudeville influenced him at an early age 02:47

Alan Alda on his name at birth 00:27

On Phil Silvers and Red Buttons bringing him onstage as a baby 02:29

On performing in Summer Stock as a teenager and wanting to be a writer 02:12

On enjoying early television; on his interest in magic 04:30

On his father performing on experimental television in the 1930s; on appearing on the television program Secret File, USA in Europe with his father in the 1950s; on other early television roles 06:15

On appearing on The Phil Silvers Show and having trouble memorizing his lines 05:51

On being shy and getting to know his fellow actors 02:15

On the relationship between the writers and the actors on M*A*S*H, facilitated by director Gene Reynolds 03:50

Alan Alda on the importance of laughter with his fellow actors on M*A*S*H and in life 03:45

Alan Alda on watching from the wings when Buster Keaton performed on stage 01:08

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 his methodology for memorizing lines 03:55

Alan Alda on his methodology for memorizing lines 03:55

Alan Alda on the importance of the relationship between the writers and the actors on M*A*S*H, as facilitated by director Gene Reynolds 03:45

Alan Alda on the importance of the relationship between the writers and the actors on M*A*S*H, as facilitated by director Gene Reynolds 03:46

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 his father's appearance on Secret File, U.S.A. 01:44

Alan Alda on appearing on The Phil Silvers Show very early in his career 00:48

Alan Alda on the process of learning lines with the ensemble cast of M*A*S*H and the importance of laughter with fellow actors 05:11

Alan Alda on the relationship between the writers and the actors on M*A*S*H, as facilitated by director Gene Reynolds 03:45

Alan Alda on his father, Robert Alda's, early TV roles 01:18

Alan Alda on his father, Robert Alda's, early TV roles 01:18

On M*A*S*H's cast members and characters; on the death of "Col Henry Blake" on M*A*S*H 17:47

On memorable episodes of M*A*S*H that he directed or co-wrote, including "A War For All Seasons", "The Party", and "The Interview" - which he considers M*A*S*H's best episode 09:12

Producer Burt Metcalfe on the most effective line in M*A*S*H: "The Interview" 03:01

Burt Metcalfe on the death of "Col Henry Blake" on M*A*S*H 04:39

Burt Metcalfe on directing the M*A*S*H episode "A War For All Seasons" 03:35

Burt Metcalfe on directing and co-writing the M*A*S*H episode "The Party" 04:45

Burt Metcalfe on William Christopher as "Father Francis Mulcahy" on M*A*S*H 03:01

On the relationship between the writers and the actors on MA*SH, facilitated by director Gene Reynolds 03:50

Alan Alda on the importance of laughter with his fellow actors on MA*SH and in life 03:45

Alan Alda on the relationship between the writers and the actors on MA*SH, as facilitated by director Gene Reynolds 01:54

Alan Alda on the importance of the relationship between the writers and the actors on MA*SH, as facilitated by director Gene Reynolds 03:45

Alan Alda on the importance of the relationship between the writers and the actors on MA*SH, as facilitated by director Gene Reynolds 03:46

Alan Alda on the relationship between the writers and the actors on MA*SH, as facilitated by director Gene Reynolds 01:54

Alan Alda on the process of learning lines with the ensemble cast of MA*SH and the importance of laughter with fellow actors 05:11

Alan Alda on the relationship between the writers and the actors on MA*SH, as facilitated by director Gene Reynolds 03:45

On MASH's cast members and characters; on the death of "Col Henry Blake" on MASH 17:47

On memorable episodes of MASH that he directed or co-wrote, including "A War For All Seasons", "The Party", and "The Interview" - which he considers MASH's best episode 09:12

Producer Burt Metcalfe on the most effective line in MA*SH: "The Interview" 03:01

Burt Metcalfe on the death of "Col Henry Blake" on MA*SH 04:39

Burt Metcalfe on directing the MA*SH episode "A War For All Seasons" 03:35

Burt Metcalfe on directing and co-writing the MA*SH episode "The Party" 04:45

Burt Metcalfe on William Christopher as "Father Francis Mulcahy" on MA*SH 03:01