Hi Rush

Many thanks for your great insightful feedback - much appreciated. Some story-lines stand the test of time better than others; and as you say certain themes would be expanded today; given the extra on-air schedules, production techniques and audience intellect.

Also, these old TV serials certainly have fascinating cultural nuances with their various on-location scenes; especially for places that you know well to see how they have (or have not) changed over the years.

The episode images I mentioned are sadly not official PR stills or even those coveted lobby cards (and I've not been able to locate any with him in - although others exist featuring other cast members as you may know) but just my screen-grabs off the viewing screen. However, I am going to prepare something that will imitate what the image(s) would have looked like if presented as studio PR prints. How will I get these to you?

Best wishes

Michael

Hi Rush
FYI - when I've finished the pseudo lobby card image I will mail you the PDF
Best wishes
MJ

Michael, that's wonderful that you are keeping the torch lit for your Grandfather's career. I saw in addition to The New Adventures of C. Chan, he acted on some favorite TV series of my youth: One Step Beyond, Danger Man, Man on a String!

Now I'm definitely NOT the movie buff that everyone else is on this site (more a bookworm), however, I did come across this site that lists over 5000 "FORGOTTEN ACTORS":

https://forgottenactors.blogspot.com/

I quickly checked and I don't see your grandfather listed. You might want to contact the fellow who runs the site to add him.

Thank you so much, Lou

Hi Lou

Many thanks for reaching out and for your referral to 5000 forgotten Actors I will follow this through. Aside from the TV favourites you mention he appeared in over 80 TV episodes of various shows so you might find others. I have mailed you the link to the CJ Archive where you can look at his work if you wish

warm wishes - MJ