Michael J. Pollard Tribute

I first saw him as Barney's cousin Virgil on the Andy Griffith Show

MJP was the King of Quirky characters. I remember him very fondly as one of my favorite character actors.

I'm 65 and always liked his work...great character actor...he'll be missed for sure...thank you Micheal

He was unique and likable for sure.

He was not just a great actor, but his presentations and personality, and distinctive voice made him stand out.

He could just smile this little insane smile and scare me to death.

One of the Very Best Character Actors, Thank You Sir for many great movies and memories.

"The Magic Mirror" in the original "Lost In Space" was enthralling to a young kid in the 1960's as was "Miri" in Star Trek TOS. RIP Michael.

I always liked him. Good to see his work again.

The guy never aged°°

I remember Michael in a episode of Lost In Space. Long time back. RIP Michael.

He played Virgil Barney's cousin on the Andy Griffith show,

Great tribute to an actor who I often noticed. Bonnie & Clyde is a classic of course - but I LOVED his Lost in Space episode which is the first time I saw him!

I remember him best from Little Fauss and Big Halsy, a great role in a great movie

Whenever I saw him in a movie I always said "Hey, that's the guy from Star Trek and Lost in Space" 😊

Great tribute and always noticed his talent...can't say how many times I've seen that star trek episode it never gets old

I remember M.J. Pollard in a Gunsmoke episode ! They had a perfect role for him and he was typically great.

He really stood out in Bonnie and Clyde - Beatty and Dunaway cancelled each other out, but this guy REALLY STOOD OUT with his wry smile and mannerisms -- I watched that movie for the first time as a cinema-ignorant teenager way back in the 80s before any internet , and that too overseas. I literally went out of my mind trying to find out who that actor was, since the VHS tape I rented did not come with any cover or any details. Then I got a copy of Leonard Maltin's Big Book Movie Guide and finally found out his name, and my mind was set at rest! 😄😄

I'm 74 and always thought he was the most realistic of quircky characters. His part in Dick Tracy was small but totally loveable. Thank you, Michael for being so good at what you did.

One of my favorite character actors of all time thank you.