1999 Five-O Reunion Photos


The following pictures were taken during my trip to Hawaii, which included the Five-O Reunion held at the Hawaii Film Studio (Five-O soundstage) on Friday evening, January 22, 1999. As of February, 2018, some of the pictures have been updated and a couple of new ones added. To see a picture, click on the green box at the beginning of the line.

▩ Invitation to the reunion.

▩ Entrance to the film studio with banner celebrating the reunion.

OPENING CEREMONIES

▩ The Reunion is opened with a blessing in Hawaiian and English.

▩ Carey Anderson, organizer of the reunion, and emcee Doug Mossman ("Frank Kemana").

▩ Doug Mossman addresses the crowd. The painting by Dexter Doi is seen on the left.

▩ Honolulu Police Chief Lee Donohue presents Dennis Chun with a photo of himself and Dennis's father Kam Fong taken on the set of Five-O many years ago. To the left: Doug Mossman and Harry Endo. (Dennis played a few minor roles on the show.)

▩ Harry Endo ("Che Fong") expresses thanks for receiving his Five-O badge. On the left, Doug Mossman, on the right, Carey Anderson and Honolulu Police Chief Lee Donohue.

▩ Doug Mossman and Harry Endo.

MARIE LORD

▩ Mrs. Lord interviewed for the TV show "Inside Edition."

▩ Another view of the interview.

▩ Mrs. Lord stops to talk with some people on her way out of the reunion.

▩ Mrs. Lord on her way out of the reunion.

MINGLING WITH CAST AND CREW

▩ With Dennis Chun and his family.

▩ Actors Ed Fernandez and Jimmy Borges with casting director Dick Kindelon.

▩ Harry Endo (Che Fong) and character actor Seth Sakai with their spouses.

▩ Moe ("Truck") Keale and Dennis Chun show off the badges they received.

▩ With character actor Fred Ball, who -- among his other credits -- played a resuscitated corpse in the episode Frozen Assets.

▩ With character actor Seth Sakai, who played a wide variety of parts during the series ranging from cops to crooks.

▩ With character actor Robert Witthans (center), who portrayed McGarrett's barber, military bigshots and gangsters and Kevin Suarez who painted a picture of Jack Lord that was auctioned.

▩ With John Nordlum, Jack Lord's stand-in and stunt double and owner of McGarrett's Mercury Grand Marquis.

▩ The 1974 Mercury Grand Marquis.

▩ Dodging bullets and calling for help!

▩ View of the tables where various Five-O merchandise was being sold.

▩ Another view of the sales tables. The man wearing a flower lei is Dexter Doi, who created the reunion poster.

SOME FIVE-O LOCATIONS AROUND TOWN

▩ Outside the Iolani Palace, home of Five-O. Just prior to this picture being taken, there was a car crash to my right!

▩ The War Memorial Natatorium, usually the site of criminal activity on Five-O. In a state of serious deterioration, it will be restored soon at a cost of several million dollars.

▩ On my way into the War Memorial Natatorium. The picture is slightly out of focus because just as it was taken, a terrific gust of wind blew past us!

▩ The Dillingham Fountain east of the War Memorial Natatorium that McGarrett drives past in some early season episodes. Taken in a hurry since we were parked in front of someone's driveway.

▩ Standing in front of the statue at the Punchbowl Memorial Cemetery featured in the show's opening credits.

▩ A closer look at the statue from the opening credits.

▩ What is that ticking noise I hear?

▩  View showing the Aloha Tower and sailing ship in the background, both featured in episodes of the show.