“I grew up in ’70s Los Angeles and got used to seeing location shoots for TV and movies. As a kid, I always begged my parents to stop so I could watch and get autographs. One night, on the way home from a Cub Scout meeting, we saw the studio lights in front of a hospital, and my parents stopped so I could watch. We were standing there while they were filming when James Garner and Noah Berry ran through the front doors pushing a man on a gurney. After the take, the two walked back up the driveway, and Mr. Garner sat in a chair right next to me. He saw me staring and said, ‘Hello! Who are you?’ I stuttered my name. He then started asking about me and all the pins and badges on my uniform. I was able to get his autograph. The best part came a little while later, after another take. Again, he was sitting next to where I was standing. Another man from production was there too. Mr. Garner saw me, put his arm around my shoulders, and introduced me as his friend!”