IN MEMORY OF JAMES GARNER

If you are a baby boomer, you know who he is. Growing up in the 50s and 60s who would have thought entertainment would get so far off. We were lucky we just did not know it then. Garner had class and he let it shine in his characters. He made us laugh and cry and we loved it. We loved him then and always. James Garner, a real class act.

PETE DUEL;ALIAS SMITH AND JONES

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CHARLIE CHAPLIN

Johnny Yuma was exciting and fearless. He was a small man and he somehow did not seem to see his own worth although he spotted it quickly in others. With great moral beliefs he would stand up against the masses to protect the one he felt was right. Not quick to judge he was honest and willing to admit when he was wrong as well as forgive the mistakes of others. He was a very abused character but was willing to try to understand and forgive. Oh...make sure you check out his great scatter gun and the way he grits his teeth when angry. They became his trademark. I dedicate this video to Nick Adams for his amazing acting of this hot tempered unusual character.This is the other side of Johnny Yuma. Hope you like it.


This is my first serious tribute. It is to the show The Fugitive, and to the actor David Janssen. Janssen started his film career with a contract at 20th Century Fox, but was quickly dropped when the studio decided his hairline was unusual and his ears were too big. He was picked up by Universal. He ended up with four shows of his own, The Fugitive being the most famous. The show won several awards, and the final episode held the record (at that time) for the most homes watching it at 72%. He won four Golden Globe Awards and four other awards with six nominations during his career; not bad for this so called "ugly duckling."

REMEMBERING NICK ADAMS

Remembering Nick Adams as The Rebel. He and his character shared the misfortune of a tragic life. Gone to soon he never received the status he wanted and deserved as a actor. A tragedy for himself and the viewing public.This dedication is to this great actor that never got the chance to prove himself.

This commercial aired only once, on the wake of 911. It seems to be speaking more about teem work  then selling beer.

Oh the actor! In each character a little of the actor shines through. They make the character, and each actor portrays that character a little differently. The actor adds that something that makes his character his own creation and the viewers know it. Without that particular actor that character would not be who he is.Oh yes, the actor and the character are indeed one. No wonder many fans feel the need to dedicate videos in that actors name when they are gone. Here are just a handful of those remembered.

IN LOVING MEMORY

MICHAEL LANDON; BONANZA

DANA PLATO; FAMILY AFFAIR

ANISSA JONES; FAMILY AFFAIR

STEVE ERWIN

LITTLE RASCALS

GOOD THINGS COME IN SMALL PACKAGES

THE FUGITIVE TRIBUTE

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