Inside Edition short special on Jack Lord with Interview snippets from Marie Lord (1999)
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- Inside Edition short special on Jack Lord with Interview snippets from Marie Lord (1999)
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Jack Lord valued his privacy and guarded it well. He was a fine man, a superb actor, and for me THE ONE AND ONLY Steve McGarrett
Always was, is, and will be a first-class individual. His efforts to provide the best in entertainment are appreciated.
This is so sad to watch. I've always been an H5O fan and it was primarily because of Jack Lord and the character he played. I've been to Hawaii 4 times because of this show and became a student of Hawaiian history and culture and I owe it all to Jack Lord. It was quite an experience to visit all the places seen on the series. RIP Jack Lord. You will live on forever in our hearts and for some really great TV. I have some episodes on tape and watch it every night in reruns. My Mom and Dad were also fans of this great show, especially my Mom.
jack lord as steve mcgarrett has got to be one of the coolest guys ever. he always looked immaculate in his suits and he had hair like elvis..what more could you ask for.. awesome actor.
spinout3 I loved his style of dressing. Very well dressed with brand new suits. Great hair style too!
@@mohsintaufiq4540 one of huis suits is for sale on e bay $2500
Fun fact: Jack met Elvis during Elvis's 1973 Aloha concert.
Getting old is just another one of lifes cruelties we all will face.
we all owe one life
R.I.P. JACK LORD.Your loyal fans miss very much,you are never forgotten.
Jack Lord has died, but Steve McGarrett as portrayed by him is immortal. So are the classic Danno, Chin, Kono, Ben, Duke, Che Fong, Doc Bernstein, Jenny, and even Wo Fat.
I admire a lot of actors, but nobody could have played Mcgarett better than Lord!
He defined the role, that's for sure! He WAS McGarrett!
Like Clayton Moore WAS The Lone Ranger!
Hed bd6 around 100 if still slive
Having been born in 1977 I actually caught the last years of the original Hawaii Five-O when my parents watched it. I now own the complete series on DVD and I even have my own group on Facebook on Jack Lord. Jack always will be to me something special and I'm sure he already knows that now. I did like Magnum PI but it'll always be Jack Lord as Steve McGarrett that will always do it for me
Rest in Peace Mr. Lord,,,, My mom could not miss your show... So I became a fan... God Bless..
I agree with what others have said about Jack Lord..he always looked perfect. Did he wear a rug...I always thought it was his own hair?
The series has THE BEST opening and closing of ANY tv series. When Lord turns around on top of the bldg and the shots of the plane are the coolest ever"
It was his own hair. His hair stylist, Cherie Huffman, wrote a book called Fondling Follicles, where she talks about the many celebrities she worked on. She mentions Jack and said his hair was real. His hairstyle changed a few times over the show’s run. He would have to have worn many wigs if he did wear one.
Jack Lord we miss you!!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
The classic is still better then this new show.
Typical of these shallow tv "news" magazine not to do any in depth research into Jack Lord whose real name was John Joseph Patrick Ryan and he served his country in WW2 (including survived on a lifeboat after his ship was torpedoed by a U-boot), and was an accomplished painter at 20 with 2 works purchased by the Metropolitan Museum of Art while he was attending NYU on a football scholarship. He liked to recite poetry, was offered the part of Captain Kirk for Star Trek TOS, was the first Felix Leiter in the first Bond film Dr. No, and sang country music in rodeos
I truly agree with a previous comment made on this video comment page and that is that the new Five O series is terrible and a tremendous insult to the great cast of the original. Jack Lord was the top of the line, head of the class in every respect. The original was a classic that could never be topped. It would have been better left alone. Even though Jack Lord was a prince of a gentlemen he would have plenty to say about this insult to there series if he could and roll over in his grave.
What his wife didn't say to the cameras was Jack Lord has Alzheimer's Disease which pretty much had taken his memory from him. I'm not sure it was because he was shy, but from what I have read over the years he had started to develop signs of the disease as early as his final year of Hawaii Five-O. Marie (his wife) wanted to protect him from all of the attention. And I am sure Jack wanted to keep his health issues quiet until his death in 1998. RIP McGarrett! Aloha!
Tom selleck started on SALEM CIGARETTES
Watching reruns of Hawaii Five-O for past several months on Me-TV great show great scripts they don't make them like that anymore it would be interesting to see how people would react to a character like Steve mcgarrett as played by Jack Lord now
Mates, Jack is on streets of gold and beaches with diamond water up in heaven, thank you mate for a great show, the new Hawaii 5-0 sucks, I couldn’t watch more than a minute!
Jack Lord was a real stylish guy, great hairstyle, which I copied back then!, and great suits..
Hawaii Five-O is a serial that remains immortal with the viewers who were fortunate to watch it. So, are its stars. We love you.
Those 12 seasons were the best years of my youth.
Rest In Peace Mr Jack Lord aka Steve McGarrett.
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December 29, 2020 @ 1:25 pm ©®
Jack had no choice but to stay at home. It was either his home or a nursing home. He had Alzheimer's for the last two years of his life. A shame for such an icon to go that way.
My Uncle. I miss you. ❤️
I love Jack Lord awesome
If it wasn't thanks to Jack Lord we wouldn't have been able to see every single episode of the original and classic version of Hawaii 5 0.
As for the reboot version, that was a total disgrace to Jack Lord as he portrayed the role of Steve McGarrett very well.
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December 29, 2020 @ 1:35 pm ©®
We can't see every episode now. I can't even fine a single one on You Tube.
Jack Lord RIP
Love Jack Lord!!!!
Aloha, Jack & Marie Lord-May both of you rest in Heaven.
That was one great TV show.
The new Hawaii Five-0 started off good but has become just your ordinary procedure cop show. What made Jack Lord's Five-0 so good was the writing. The "V for Vashon" three-part story is, I think, the highlight of the show. But there are so many other great plots that have cool twists. And as for Jack Lord being tough to work with; so was William Shatner and so is Harrison Ford. That is because it is their name at the top of any production they do. So if it were to fail,, they, the stars of the show, would be pointed at and blamed. I have no problem with Jack being the perfectionist he was; perhaps that was why FIVE-0, for the most part, was a great show (though to be honest, seasons 11-12 are hard to watch because the writing had slipped so much)
Yes, I totally agree about the V for Vashon episodes! Definite high point!
@@bretstanley8931 Besides that episode. There is an episode that had Herbert Lom, he was a billionaire named Mondrego. He was known for his role as Inspector Charles Dreyfus in those Pink Panther movies.
Back in the day Hawaii 5-0 was one of my favorite TV shows. About a month ago I decided to watch every episode starting from the beginning on FreeVee TV. I'm thoroughly enjoying every episode.
Jack Lord was the best and A class American actor! He knew how to dress and his hair style was the best. Elvis Presley and Sean Connery were some of his close friends too! He worked with Sean Connery on James Bond's first movie Dr. No.
@2008ljr Well said! I agree with you! There is only 1 Hawaii Five-0 and Jack Lord IS Hawaii Five-0!
Jack Lord was a good friend of Elvis Presley1
The new Hawaii Five-0 series is a complete laugh. Lame comes to mind.
The new Hawaii Five 0 was more like a school play played by children.
I had the pleasure of meeting Michaerl Van Dorn in Hawaii three years ago. He was a body double for Jack and had a few minor parts in the show. Michael has a channel here and even looks a bit like Jack. He even told me a few interesting stories when working with Jack. God bless him!
Aloha to you, too.
Jack Lord was asking a lot from CBS and you know how everything gets down to money. He promised me an amount for each show and told me not to get an agent to negotiate that he would be fair with me and keep the agents out. I was between agents at the time and Ted Bissel (That Girl)also wanted me for a pilot and was giving me a certain amount and Jack told me that he would match it and well, I turned down Ted because of Jack. And on every show I had done with Jack he was great to me and I trusted him. I did however see how cruelly he treated others but I stuck my head in the sand. I learned my lesson because he really stiffed me. I was paid half of what I had been making money wise. Not even that, Jack got me where it hurt. I was a single mom with a kid who was dying to live in Hawaii and keeping a guy that was ripping me off. I was a victim, an ignorant woman who believed the best of everyone. I still slip into that role.
Miss Farrell, how was working with Chuck Norris on "Lone Wolfe McQuade"?
Sharon Farrell and Steven Wilson .... I find you guys stories a bit surprising (and I don't surprise particularly easy), Especially Ms. Sharon's story !...That sounds like "Cut-Throat" at its best as it relates to the term "Well, That's show business"! Certainly would not have expected that kind of dishonesty out of Jack Lord especially given his personna and the "Run" Hawaii five-o had as a television series, But the nearly the same was said about Jackie Gleason too !!! These and a couple of other stories I've come across appear to be in TOTAL contrast to what all else I've heard and read about Jack Lord ! I have to admit, I'm a bit disappointed being I was (and still am) a "Steve McGarrett" Fan ! ....I'm now thinking that maybe....This is the actual reason why Jack went into seclusion afterwards...Water under the "BURNT" bridge !!!
@Sharon Farrell You are a liar and a drama queen. You wouldn’t know the truth if it but you. Jack wasn’t asking anything from CBS except to let him do the show properly. He wasn’t cruel to anyone who didn’t deserve it.
Mates, sorry, many actors got ripped off, look at Brady Bunch and Gilligan’s Island, sad how producers made almost a billion , while actors bankrupt! Money is not accepted in heaven !
Was she 15 years older than him? I just saw her DOB as 1905. If this was the case, then she was 44 when they married. Is this why they never had kids?
Yes, she was older than her husband, and died at the age of 100 years in 2005.
I think after his passing, it was a very hard time for her, but she lived with beautiful memories ♥. May both of them R.I.P.
RIP Steve Macgarett who passed away in 1998 at the age of 78.
My favorite show and watched it in the 60’s and the new one
Jack Lord was a Netsuke collector in real life ( as portrayed in the wooden Rat ) he was great friends with a dear departed friend of mine , Michael Birch who was a Netsuke artist from the U.K. I wonder what has happened or will happen to his collection? Did he have Family ?
No kids. His $40 Mil. estate went to a dozen Hawaiian charities.
I believe some of these actors have passed on since this piece originally aired in 1999. I think Marie also has passed away.
Marie passed on about one month after her 100th birthday in 2005.
R I P .....book'em danno
That's how he is
Hawall five 0 awesome show
Zulu as Kono.
nothing wrong with a little quarantine
I agree with you!!!!
Jack You Will Always be Ohana ! hoʻomaha paha ʻoe i kahi ʻapana 🌺🌈🌋
Does anyone know why I can't hear this video? I have tried adjustments to my sound and I still can't hear it.
Not only that, most of the stars are not convincing as Hawaiians at all. A more apt name for this series should have been Hong Kong Five-O!
Brooklyn? Some sources say he was born in Queens!
Mahalo!
3:34 Harry Endo alias Che Fong! )))
How was Jack Lord cruel?
@Leslie Adkins Jack wasn’t cruel. The people he worked with were idiots and lied to get attention.
I want to see a bald Jack Lord.
He wasn't bald. The toupee thing was a result of jealous or angry people
Jack did n't wear a hairpiece in the front of his hair but in the back. I know it looks like his hair the front is kinda fake but that was all his own hair there.
Well..you would know..I guess!!
Aloha!
Jack Lord .Hawaii -5 0. ☀
Why Jack lord is disapared of sociéty ? At home painting and no apparence from "people" .....Thancks ! (My apologies I am French and my english is bad )
Chuck Norris was great He got us all going to the gym and that is when I started Weight lifting I don't do it anymore but I have his workout machine which I probably should sell It's takes up so much room.
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He also always wore makeup when he wasn't working a tall guy who felt he had to wear lifts.He talked about himself all the time. Marie is protective. He wanted to be seen as the Lord of Hawaii. Huge ego but we all have egos and they manifest themselves in many ways. Jack could be very cruel and then very loving at the drop of a hat.
Did Jack Lord wear a hair piece?
By the way, Elvis and Jack Lord were great friends. When Elvis did his "Aloha from Hawaii" concert in January he introduced Jack Lord in the audience in front of 1 billion viewers. What an honor that had to be for Mr Lord. The biggest star in the world introduced him during a concert.
One thing I have to give Jack credit for is his conviction in the role. He absolutely inhabited that character. Sometimes I wonder if he was really acting or just playing himself. Nobody could dress down a hood like Jack. The guy is lesson in self confidence. That cock sure gun slinger stance and pointed finger he loved to use. That's right bruddah!! Gentlemen? (Out the door!!) Next to Clint Eastwood I would have to Jack is up there with the coolest. What I loved about the original 5-0 is the brand. The music had an "Identity" the station breaks were always memorable. A "moment" that made you hang on. Shows today don't know how to do that.
Sharon Farrell I see you’ve read the playgirl article. I’m afraid that story is 1% truth and 99.8 % lies. Jack was never cruel. He did not have a huge ego. He was merely protective of his public image, as are most stars of his fame and caliber. The image must always be protected. That is show business. If he was a cruel man he wouldn’t have been so kind and loving to his fans, always making time for them, particularly the children; nor would he have the reverence and love of the Hawaiian people, which he does even to this day! He also wouldn’t have donated 40 million dollars to Hawaii upon his death were he cruel. Don’t believe everything you read, and especially don’t believe print articles about Jack. He disliked the press for a reason. They always lied about him.
It did look like he was wearing eye make up in the programmes.
Get lost, Sharon. You were the one with the huge ego. You're angry because you were dropped from the show after 9 episodes. You never wore makeup? Get over yourself.
Why Jack lord is disapared of sociéty ? At home painting and no apparence from "people" .....Thancks !
I like the new Hawaii Five -0 It's not at all like the original and I don't think it tries to be the same show. I love it. Wish I could figure out a way to do one of them!
Nice to see you on here Ms. Farrell. Really enjoyed your contribution to the original series!! Hopefully you will find your way to somehow appear in the current series!!
Sharon Farrell it wouldnt be difficult im sure. theyve worked in lots of characters from the original. good luck....
Not much to my taste. Watched 1-2 episodes and that was enough.
Of course, you would like the new Five-O. It caters to idiots like you.