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Whiffs (1975)

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Debut theatrical feature film of actor Richard Masur who had previously worked in television.
The movie was another military comedy starring actor Elliott Gould who had recently starred in Robert Altman's box-office smash 'M*A*S*H' (1970). The movie's main poster even had the following tagline: "The most hilarious military farce since M*A*S*H".
The movie was theatrically released in the U.K. as 'C*A*S*H' (1975). This was to connect and cash in with the title of Gould's earlier box-office smash picture 'M*A*S*H' (1970). Interestingly, the title 'C*A*S*H' even rhymed with 'M*A*S*H'. Moreover, Gould had also recently appeared in an espionage spoof which also had an acronym title as well. This picture was called 'S*P*Y*S' (1974).
The movie's closing credits state: "We gratefully acknowledge the cooperation of the State of Utah and particularly the citizens of Tooele."
The US military's nick-name for the GZS-2 gas was "Happy Dreams" whilst the media's nick-name of the GZS-2 gas was "The Red Death".

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