Ed Robertson’s first book about The Rockford Files was released in 1995. Its episode-by-episode approach quickly became the go-to resource for Rockford fans. The book’s first revision ten years later brought even more info on James Garner’s iconic PI role.
Now, the third update brings sixty new pages of information – garnered (see what I did there?!) from twenty new interviews – about the ’70s original series as well as the 8 reunion movies which started airing in 1994. Not to mention info about a certain gold Pontiac Firebird and a forward from Jim’s daughter Gigi Garner.
Hear Ed talk about his experiences meeting – and becoming friends with – Rockford creator Roy Huggins, as well as his interviews with Stephen J. Cannell and James Garner himself. Also find out how to get a special recording with your copy of 45 Years of The Rockford Files.
Search for Ed’s podcast too, called TV Confidential!
Order your copy at Rockford45.com.
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Hello Ed. It’s Barbara Delgado here. Luis delgado’s wife. Just saw this this morning and thought it the day you interviewed Louis how nice it was to meet you I hope you’re doing well.
Hello Barbara. I’ll be sure Ed sees your note. I enjoyed seeing Luis in the program!
We liked your interview with Ed Robertson. I always like older TV shows like the Rockford Files , where the car is one of the stars of the show. To name a few; Rockford- Pontiac 400 , A-Team- GMC custon van , Starsky and Hutch-Ford Torino , Columbo- old Peugot , Nash Bridges- Plymouth Cuda , Hawaii five-0 – a black Mercury Marquis
Thanks for listening. The Firebird was certainly a character of the show – I agree!