  Here's where you can find information about some of Gary's special projects--and a few goodies you won't find anywhere else!Let Gary Cole Fill Your Screen!There are two different Gary Cole wallpapers available for download. Number 1 is designed for computers with 640x480 resolution on their displays, and number 2 is for those with 800x600 resolution. (Note: Number 1 will also work with the higher resolution screens, it just will leave a rim around the edge.) You'll need an unzip program to unzip the zipped files.#1. 
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A Little Gary...Gary's been a charmer since he was a kid growing up in Illinois, pursuing the typical boyhood pastimes like baseball and church functions. Don't believe it? Check out some of his first appearances before a camera in this photo album!The Story"This is the story, of a man named Gary...." Take a look at some of Gary's roles, in a format that just might seem a little familiar.
Changes in Latitudes, Changes in AttitudesEver contemplate what an amazing actor Gary is? How he virtually inhabits every role he plays, whether it's convicted family slayer Jeffrey McDonald or convincing family man Mike Brady? Here's a visual overview of how Gary changes to meet the needs of the role. Warning: Lucas Buck fans may find the last transition a little frightening!
Just For Gary FansGary has some pretty avid fans (you know who you are). What do you suppose he might say to them? Here's one possibility!
In His Own Words....New! One of Gary's feature film roles was in Clint Eastwood's In the Line of Fire. Gary had a special role in this film--listen to him explain his part!Did you miss Midnight Caller when it aired? Let Gary tell you the storyline, in a nutshell. Gary subjected himself to endless viewings of The Brady Bunch in preparation for his role as the gang's dad. But it paid off--he found the key to Mike Brady. New! But how did Gary feel about playing Mike, in his wild polyester clothes and curly wig? Let him tell you his reaction! Ever wonder just why his role as Jeffrey McDonald in Fatal Vision was so compelling? He gives us some insight here. New! Remember how miniseries like Fatal
Vision were so real that you felt like you were actually witnessing
the events as they happened? Here Gary
explains why miniseries were more gripping in the past.
Let Gary Read You a Book! Gary's
new audiobook, the steamy, relentless, romantic thriller Unspeakable,
is now available! In this book by Sandra Brown, when a convicted
killer escapes from prison he sets into motion two seemingly unrelated
events: the reopening of an unsolved murder case and the unheralded arrival
of a drifter with the key to solving it. Gary voices each character as
a distinct individual without actually doing "voices." Get it at a discount
from Amazon.com on compact
disc or cassette,
with these direct links.
 Did
you know that Gary also has done an audiobook for In the Line of Fire?
It's based on the Clint Eastwood film in which Gary co-starred
as Bill Watts, the boss of Eastwood's Secret Service agent Frank Hourigan,
who's trying to stop an assassination attempt on the President of the United
States. Gary's telling of the story will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Written by Max Alan Collins, this audiobook is composed of four cassettes,
and is nearly four hours long! You can order it from Amazon.com
using this direct link. This one is getting a little bit hard to
find--order it now!
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