David Janssen

David was the love of my life.
I met David in the commissary at Warner Bros Studio when I worked for
Frank Wells and John Calley in the administration department. David and I spent many afternoons in the bungalows on the studio lot,when he was making the film co-starring Rosemary Forsyth as well as a trip to iTALY. I was with David when he got his first "cell" (portable) phone --it was like a poloraid camera case==and when he got curb finders . David was the most adorable man I have ever known -- and he told me once I was the sexiest woman he hhad ever known.

i met david janssen at del mar race track in the summer of 1972.i was with my grandfather and his friend actor alan baxter.mr baxter had a couple of small roles in the fugitive.it was an honor to meet mr. janssen.38 years ago and it will never be forgotton.big moment for a teen from buffalo,ny

I saw David Janssen leaving a studio in L.A. in 1973. He walked right by me close enough to touch and then proceeded to the parking lot, where he graciously posed for photos with a mother and her child in front of his Rolls Royce. I still remeber that he wore a tan suit and sun glases and looked very much the star he was.

Mr. Janssen has always been one of my favourite TV idols!. His good looks and stylish walk was a thing to be cherished. In fact, I liked him so much that I have the same hairtstyle as him. Perhaps, the only movie that he did not live up to his caliber as an actor was in "Once Is Not Enough", because he said some profanity and that lowered his dignity. However, after that he regained much admiration and respect in "Centennial". Let us hope that his legacy will someday be completed with the release of "Harry O - Season 1 & 2" on dvd.

I was young when DJ was on Richard Diamond & The Fugitive and didn't go to movies or watch much TV in the 70's so it wasn't until The Fugitive was shown again in the late 80's and early 90's that I "discovered" David Janssen. He is my all-time favorite TV actor and The Fugitive is my all-time favorite TV show, with Harry O coming in 2nd. Not only was he a gorgeous man and a superb actor, but I have read lots of accounts of how kind and generous a man he was. It is absurd that he never won an Emmy, especially the year The Fugitive won for best dramatic series as it was he who carried the show and made it the success that it was. He most definitely deserves his star on the Walk of Fame. Not a day goes by that I don't think of him or watch him in The Fugitive or one of the many shows that I have in my DJ library. I really regret that I never got to meet him or see him in person. Feb 13,1980 was a sad day when the world had to say goodbye to David Janssen. Gone way too soon...