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fantasic in the film "notebook", ending of that made me
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I was a big fan of 'The Rockford Files' but I guess everyone will remember Henley in 'The Great Escape'.
RIP |
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Support Your Local Sheriff!
RIP |
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Very much liked Support Your Local Sheriff. Last thing I saw him in a few weeks back had him playing Wyatt Earp who was investigating a murder in the silent movie days of Hollywood. Assisted by Bruce Willis playing Tom Mix. Quite entertaining.
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Not seen that HHSV so will keep an eye out for it
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Always very watchable.
RIP |
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I remember him with fondness as Henley the scrounger in The Great Escape as well as the Rockford Files.
Werner . - Yes ? There is one small favour . A camera . We want to take some snapshots . You know , keepsakes . 35mm with a 2 . 8 lens and a plane shutter . |
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The Rockford Files a very fondly remembered programme of a bygone era.
Rip |
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yes very much a bygone age- R.I.P james
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Loved his relaxed style as an actor, Maverick, Cheyenne, Wagon Train, Lone Ranger, Wells Fargo, Wyatt Earp, some of the best old westerns on TV.
R.I.P. |
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loved Rockford files
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RIP but dreadful actor when tv was ,like the majority of 60s,70s,80s tv!!!
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great actor........support your local sheriff my fav
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Great as Jethro in Beverly Hiibillies
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CLYDEBANK29
20 Jul 14 12:18 Joined: 10 Jan 02 | Topic/replies: 4,636 | Blogger: CLYDEBANK29's blog I remember him with fondness as Henley the scrounger in The Great Escape as well as the Rockford Files. Werner . - Yes ? There is one small favour . A camera . We want to take some snapshots . You know , keepsakes . 35mm with a 2 . 8 lens and a plane shutter "Crazy, mixed-up kid, that Werner. But I like him." |
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Terrific actor.Very versatile.Always entertaining.Vastly superior to the Cruise,Pitt,Willis mob.
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Been watching the Rockford Files on and off for last few months on netflix....every bit as good as i remembered it as a kid in the late 70s, RIP Rocky
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Top bloke, underrated actor, loved his golf, had a stroke a few years ago.
My fave role of his was in Duel at Diablo. A very good western.. |
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$200 a day plus expenses, he was on decent bunce back then. The Rockford Files was never missed in my house growing up. He had a great innings though.
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MAVERICK WAS MY FAV
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gentlemanjohn
20 Jul 14 15:16 Been watching the Rockford Files on and off for last few months on netflix....every bit as good as i remembered it as a kid in the late 70s, RIP Rocky 'Rocky' was the nickname given to his dad in that programme. Didn't like the film 'The Great Escape', apart from that, I liked him in everything else. R.I.P. |
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- and regarding 'Rocky' (and for interest purposes only); Noah Beery Jr who played James Garner's dad in The Rockford Files was the nephew of Wallace Beery - the actor who won a Best Actor Oscar for his portrayal in the original film of 'The Champ' and was one of my favourite actors.
Sad that James has died but 86 is a very good innings. |
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He was brilliant in the Rockford File. They don't make actors like him anymore, sadly. Really admired him.
RIP. |
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Maverick used to have an emergency $100 gambling stake sewn into his hat lining
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think a lot of us watching that gave us the gambling bug, james youve got a lot to answer for
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