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11 set 2009 · TV, movie and theater writer Larry Gelbart died today at age 81. The war comedy M*A*S*H was not the sum total of his career—he also wrote for Sid Caesar, wrote the movie Tootsie and the Broadway comedy A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum—but it's what I'll remember him for.
Larry Gelbart: Well, in this, you know, new fast world, fast entertainment, you see a face on television. Well, before it might or might not well it before it becomes famous, you see a face.
13 set 2009 · Larry Gelbart. Larry Gelbart, the American comedy writer who died on September 11 aged 81, developed the hit television series M*A*S*H and co-authored the long-running Broadway and West End farce ...
11 set 2009 · Larry Gelbart, who created the classic TV adaptation of Robert Altman's "M*A*S*H" and whose talented comedy writing stretched from the days of radio to the big screen and cutting-edge cable shows ...
12 set 2009 · “Larry Gelbart was among the very best comedy writers ever produced in America,” said Mel Brooks, whose friendship with Gelbart dated to when they both wrote for Sid Caesar’s comedy-variety ...
10 mar 1998 · Larry Gelbart is the comic genius who developed M*A*S*H for TV, one of the longest-running, most beloved series in history; he was a much-admired member of that memorable gaggle of writers who worked for Sid Caesar, which also included Mel Brooks, Carl Reiner, Woody Allen, and Neil Simon; and he's written successful movies like Tootsie and Oh, God!, smash hits for Broadway, including A Funny ...
Larry Gelbart. BORN: February 25, 1928 • Chicago, Illinois American comedy writer. Larry Gelbart began his professional comedy writing career in high school. From that time on, he has enjoyed tremendous success as a writer of jokes for comedians, dialogue for radio and television programs, and scripts for Broadway plays and Hollywood films.
