Fran Tarkenton

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Filmde 1951 yılında Kore Savaşı sırasında cephenin gerisinde görev yapan ve MASH ('Seyyar Ordu Cerrahi Hastanesi' anlamına gelen 'Mobile Army Surgical Hospital' kelimelerinin baş harflerinden oluşan bir kısaltmadır) adı verilen sahra hastanelerinden birinde görev yapan ve genel olarak 'kasap' olarak adlandırılan bir grup cerrah ve yardımcı personelin serüvenleri anlatılmaktadır. Bu cerrahlar ekibinin hiç biri meslekten asker değildir. Buraya sivil hastanelerden gelmişlerdir. Dolayısı ile askeri disiplin buradaki çadır hastanelerde en son görülecek şeydir. Her gün yapılan ağır ameliyatlar, kesilen uzuvlar, ölen insanlar ve savaşın diğer acıları arasında gülmeye, eğlenmeye ve gırgırlarını geçmeye vakit bulabilirler, tabii asli görevlerini hiç aksatmadan. Aslında filmde tek bir çarpışma sahnesi yer almaz, buna rağmen MASH en büyük savaş karşıtı filmlerden biridir...

Maybe the most important decision Fran Tarkenton ever made was in 1957, when as a high school senior leading Athens High School to the Georgia state championship, he went with his heart and chose to go to the University of Georgia over Georgia Tech and Auburn. The rest is football history. Directed by Jay Jackson and Ryan Kelly of NFL Films, "Scramblin' Fran" tells the story of the quarterback's unlikely rise at Georgia, highlighted by a memorable SEC title in 1959. The film traces his steps toward a long, successful pro career that saw him go from an unconventional, trailblazing "scrambler" with the Vikings to veteran savior with the Giants, to an icon in Minnesota who, in his second stint with the team, led them to three Super Bowls. Now a successful entrepreneur, Tarkenton will proudly retrace his steps - from his beginnings in Georgia all the way to a return visit to Athens for "G-Day" in 2018 - in this documentary about a football legend.