In one of this actor's first films, he got additional lines to say after co-star Clint Walker was unable to imitate an officer so director Robert Aldrich tapped this actor for the scene. This one-time youngest DJ on Canadian radio starred in a Nicolas Roeg film where many critics alleged he was really having sex with co-star Julie Christie. He played Ben Du Toit, a teacher at an all-white school in the film adaptation of A Dry White Season. He played (*) Vernon Pinkley, one of the "back six" in The Dirty Dozen. In one of his most famous scenes, this actor supposedly only went pants-less as a joke on Karen Allen, but director John Landis used that take in the final film. A Martini-loving character originated by this actor was played on TV by Alan Alda. He played Professor Dave Jennings in Animal House and President Coriolanus Snow in the Hunger Games films. For 10 points, name this actor who, in Robert Altman's film version, played Hawkeye Pierce in M*A*S*H.
In one of this actor's first films, he got additional lines to say after co-star Clint Walker was unable to imitate an officer so director Robert Aldrich tapped this actor for the scene. This one-time youngest DJ on Canadian radio starred in a Nicolas Roeg film where many critics alleged he was really having sex with co-star Julie Christie. He played Ben Du Toit, a teacher at an all-white school in the film adaptation of A Dry White Season. He played (*) Vernon Pinkley, one of the "back six" in The Dirty Dozen. In one of his most famous scenes, this actor supposedly only went pants-less as a joke on Karen Allen, but director John Landis used that take in the final film. A Martini-loving character originated by this actor was played on TV by Alan Alda. He played Professor Dave Jennings in Animal House and President Coriolanus Snow in the Hunger Games films. For 10 points, name this actor who, in Robert Altman's film version, played Hawkeye Pierce in M*A*S*H.
In one of this actor's first films, he got additional lines to say after co-star Clint Walker was unable to imitate an officer so director Robert Aldrich tapped this actor for the scene.
Donald Sutherland [or Donald McNichol Sutherland]