Hank would like to share some of his favorite photos from his work on Film and Television,
and yep, even as an animated character.

Personal Shots

	Hank is an animal lover, and really promotes pets adoption. Here he is at home with his rescued pug, Bogie.This little guy, (Bogie, not Hank), kept jumping up on the webmaster to get lots and lots of doggy pats and kisses.
Here is Hank having a day out with his Webmaster, and enjoying a chat with fans at Jerry's Deli. There's no telling WHO you may find on a day out at Jerry's. If you have some personal shots with Hank, he'd be happy to post them here!
	Some of Hank's fans are the heroes of the Police and Fire departments around the country. One of these fan's is so dedicated he actually went to the trouble of having a car restored to look EXACTLY like the Car 54! Yes, it was painted red, and this officer, who will be taking part in an upcoming show, (more info will appear on the Appearances page about this soon), did a fantastic job. Thank YOU Officer Glenn Sokolofsky.

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Special Roles

James Earl Jones and Hank Garrett, Co-stars.
	Go Ahead, Make Hank's Day. Kirk Douglas promised Hank he had never hit a man during a staged fight. Apparently he broke that rule with Hank and laid him out! Both Hank and Kirk laughed about that so much that they couldn't do another take for some time.
Hank loves his fans, and at trade shows gets to meet them in person. Here's Hank reading from Models Maniac Magazine.
	You think it's all glamour in show biz?
One of Hank's favorite jobs is that of voice artist on animated projects. Here is an image from Hank's personal collection, done by Bill Bryan for Dial Tone, from the 1980's animated series, GI Joe.
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Shots from Hanks New York Film Critic's Award Winning Role in Three Days of the Condor
	You heard about "going postal"? Hank invented it, with his role as the mailman in Three Days of the Condor. You can also purchase from CDNow.
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Car 54, Where Are You?
	Hank Garrett was Patrolman, Ed Nicholson on Car 54, Where Are You? Along with Fred Gwynne, Joe E. Ross, Nipsey Russell,and guest starred Al "Grandpa" Lewis, this weekly show had 60 of the funniest episodes of television ever aired. The NYPD was never like this!
Fred, Hank, and Joe are enjoying a moment on set.
	Okay Trivial Pursuit Fans, check the numbers out on Hank's badge and cap, and memorize it for your next TV Challenge. Young Officer Nicholson, at your service.
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