Robert Fuller was the perfect TV cowboy. He loved to ride, loved acting, he had the looks and, as the child of professional dancers, he had the grace to make it all look good. More important, being in Westerns was all Fuller wanted to do, once he had made the choice to become an actor in the early 1950’s. He couldn’t have picked a better time, because Westerns were definit


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