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This boldness did not make the show an instant hit, butīy its second season, it had cracked the top 10 in the ratings, and by year 3 Story "a tramp," a descriptor that she said almost got her fired in
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Kitty at one time was a lady of the evening, or as Blake told TV Guide in a Decemcover Of senseless tragedy and even a whiff of scandal, as it was assumed that Miss And Gunsmoke certainly portrayed its share
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Weaver as the renamed Marshal's assistant Chester Goode.Įven in its radio incarnation, the series was seen by itsĬreators, producer Norman MacDonnell and lead writer John Meston, as a westernįor adult audiences, in contrast to the child-oriented westerns like Hopalong Cassidy and The Cisco Kid then in vogue. The rest of the cast was new for television as well withĪmanda Blake playing Kitty, veteran Milburn Stone as Doc, and a young Dennis
To persuade the easy-going Arness to take what would be the role of his lifeīecause at that time television was seen as a step down from feature-length In fact, Wayne introduced the TV pilot and had Play well in the mid-50's TV landscape, and the TV role was given to 6'7" Though Conrad possessed aĬommanding voice perfect for the radio Matt Dillon, his portly figure would not Though the radio version continued until 1961. Has a well-chronicled history that hardly needs to be retold in detail.īeginning as a radio drama in 1952 with William Conrad as Matt Dillon, GeorgiaĮllis as Kitty Russell, Howard McNear (who would later play Floyd the barber onĪnd Parley Baer as Chester Proudfoot, the series was adapted for TV in 1955, Most popular western series of all time, Gunsmoke Most of them were good but for £100 I expected them all to be perfect.Show before The Simpsons and Law & Order came along and still the Okay I have done the research and below is listed every single show including the titles, I am not going to say the website I bought them from because I was disappointed in the quality of some of them. What did you watch when you were growing up?, what were your favourite TV westerns?, which ones would you love to see repeated again on television?, there's been some real classics down the years and I have only mention a few so far. (Crowe, Hackman, Stone)īut my love of these western movies has sidetracked me slightly from the topic I'm trying to start off which is TV WESTERNS. (Brynner, McQueen, Bronson, Vaughn, Dexter, Coburn, Buchholz)īuth Cassidy And The Sundance Kid. Used to also love Bonanza, The High Chaparral and can just about remember bits of Wagon Train, there are others but maybe I'll leave others to mention them.įor me the best all time cowboy on screen has to be Big John Wayne but I also love the early Clint Eastwood films as well, over the years I've tried to get a collection of western movies going and so far I have the following. About a year ago I bought the complete box-set of 'Gunsmoke', 635 shows over 20 years according to Wikipedia, (I can't be bothered re-checking right now) - anyway I watched them all over 12 months and loved every one of them. I love westerns, motion picture or TV series it makes no difference, from a very early age I watched all the old black & white ones on TV and through the years have never lost my love for them.
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