yankeesince59
"Oh Captain, my Captain".
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I think the only movie I saw him in was Space Cowboys
Garner put himself on the line with service in Korea during that "conflict". Liked him very much in Maverick and the Great Escape as well. RIP Mr. Garner, you were one cool, sharp, individual.
^^^ really?...that's it?...Space Cowboys is probably the only one of his I have not seen.
Check out the old Maverick, Rockford Files, Great Escape,...he was Great in "The Notebook"...and "Murphy's Law" with Sally Field.
Wasn't there a film called Tank that he did?
Wasn't there a film called Tank that he did?
I think that was his characters name in Space Cowboys
Yep, ....... he played a character named Tank in Space Cowboys, BUT WAS in a movie called "Tank" - his character Zack....a funny movie, of a guy stealing a Tank; driving it thru the city streets.
A real life incident(s) like this has happened twice, in the decades sine Garner made the movie Tank.
In 2 different occassions, 15 years apart: a Tank was stolen from So. Cal. Armories, and drove over cars in the City Streets of San Diego, and Orange Co. The driver was apprehended after the Tank ran out of gas, & it got to hot inside for the tank thief. Thankfully there was no munitions on board the real life incidents....!
I looked it up afterwards and did see that... how many actors play the character of a previous movie they were in? Can't be too many...
Like Rocky or Rambo? Lol! You mean excluding sequels/prequels....not many.
One of my favorites. First as Maverick & then as Jim Rockford in the Rockford files. I just saw him last week in a movie called "A man named sledge". And one of my favorite all time movies "The great escape" with Steve McQueen. For a while he was like Dick Clark when he never seemed to age. He'll be missed. R.I P. Bret Maverick, R.I.P. Jim Rockford. And R.I.P. James Garner.
Mine too Rick, I enjoyed every show he was in, every movie he was in.
