The father of six kids, Don Collier is well known as a Westerns actor. He broke into the genre in 1948, graduating from an extra in Massacre River to acting in the John Wayne flick, Fort Apache. In the 1960s, he earned the lead role in NBC’s Outlaws, following that up with appearances in other shows, before getting cast as the ranch foreman in the long-running The High Chaparral series. Next year, on March 17-19, in Tucson, Arizona, Collier plans to reunite with cast members for the 50th anniv


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