6 festive facts about Ken Curtis of Gunsmoke
Advertisement From a childhood in a jailhouse to filling the shoes of Frank Sinatra. With his perpetual five-o’clock shadow, tattered …
Advertisement From a childhood in a jailhouse to filling the shoes of Frank Sinatra. With his perpetual five-o’clock shadow, tattered …
Advertisement Ken Curtis gained prominence for starring as Festus Haggen in Gunsmoke, the classic television Western drama that was initially titled Gun Law. Fortuitously, …
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Advertisement Gunsmoke set a record as the longest-running scripted television show on primetime with 20 seasons under its belt between 1955 …
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Advertisement “Innately, he’s a leading man, which creates something of a problem for us,” one producer admitted. Though he was …
Advertisement Actor Buck Taylor joined the Gunsmoke cast in the later era of the Western television show’s run. However, he realized that stars James Arness, …
Advertisement “Jim is the mystery man,” said his costar Amanda Blake. Even Carol Burnett developed a big crush because he …