Alan Alda

He has also appeared in at least two TV commercials. Both of these were in the small computer industry...first with Atari and later with the rest of the M*A*S*H cast for IBM's PS/2 product line with MicroChannel Architecture.

His father, Robert Alda, was a successful actor.

Alan Alda is the host of the Scientific American TV show.

Because of his prominent part in the enormous success of "MASH," Alda had a platform to speak out on political topics, and has been a strong and vocal supporter of equal rights for women. As such, he has been something of a bogeyman for some political conservatives. Some of the same people who despise Bill Clinton loathed Alan Alda first.

Films:

• What Women Want
• Keepers of the Frame[?]
• The Object of my Affection[?]
• Flirting with Disaster
• Mad City[?]
• Murder at 1600[?]
• Everyone Says I Love You
• Canadian Bacon[?]
• Manhattan Murder Mystery[?]
• Whispers in the Dark[?]
• Betsys wedding[?]
• Crimes and Misdemeanors[?]
• A New Life[?]
• Sweet Liberty[?]
• The Four Seasons
• The Seduction of Joe Tynan[?]
• Same Time Next Year[?]
• Calafornia Suite[?]
• Free to Be You and Me[?]
• To Kill a Clown[?]
• The Mephisto Waltz[?]
• The Manshine War[?]
• The Extraordinary Seaman[?]
• Jenny[?]
• Paper Lion[?]
• Gone Are the Days[?]