James Garner
James Garner declared April as his ''pivot month,'' and it shaped his life choices
April was Garner's four-leaf clover.
The creator of Maverick wrote tongue-in-cheek instructions for making the show
"Writers and directors of Maverick are requested to live dangerously."
James Garner was such a great actor, everybody believed he was married to his commercial costar
No, that was not his wife in the Polaroid ads.
James Garner rode his family's horse to a one-room country schoolhouse as a kid
"We were poor...but I never saw it that way."
Unlike James Garner, Clint Eastwood wanted to stay in his TV saddle
The actor was proud to be Rowdy Yates.
James Garner thought Maverick was responsible for limiting his career
He also had a lot to say about television Westerns, implying they were "terrible."
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Here's why James Garner didn't renew his contract with Warner Bros.
"I remember my lawyer asking, 'do you want a new contract, a raise, or do you want out?' I said I want out."
James Garner believed that there's a massive responsibility in television
The 'Maverick' star believed that television is one of the three most important inventions ever made.
Maverick skewered Gunsmoke in a hilarious spoof titled ''Gun-Shy''
Marshal Mory Dooley was a spot-on parody of Marshal Matt Dillon.