Alan Alda

Alan Alda's first job as a director was The Four Seasons, which he wrote, directed and played Jack Burroughs in. Three couples leave New York for a weekend at the Callans' country house, and the narrative spreads across four holidays from spring to winter, in the course of which one of the couples divorces. The film was also the first screen acting work of his daughters Elizabeth and Beatrice Alda, and his wife Arlene Alda is credited on it for the vegetable photographs. His acting in The Aviator was nominated by the Academy for supporting actor. He played in Crimes and Misdemeanors, Bridge of Spies and Marriage Story too.