James Arness
Marshal Matt Dillion
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Marshal Matt Dillon (then-newcomer James Arness) tries to prevent lawlessness from overtaking Dodge City, Kan. Helping to keep him grounded are saloon proprietor Miss Kitty Russell and Doc Adams. The television series grew out of the long-running radio serial of the same name, although for a short time they were both on the airwaves. Wikipedia
- September 1955 to March 1975
- Andrew V. McLaglen
- John Mantley, Norman Macdonnell, Philip Leacock
- Robert Heverly, Walter Black, Frank Paris, William Putman, Jack Hawn, Joy Dexter, Robert C. Stewart, William Keys, Emily Mosher, Jo Ann Johnson, Jack Bartlett, Tom Hanley, Hal Moffett, Richard Fielder (writer), Beth Keele, Jay Simms, Joann Carlino, Donn Mullally, Jack Shettlesworth, Dudley Bromley, Shimon Wincelberg, John Meston, William N. Robson, Gwen Bagni, Colley Cibber, Vic Perrin, Herman Groves, James Favor, Calvin Clements Sr., Jack Freeman, Harold Swanton, James Landis, Warren Douglas, Jess Carneol, Mary Worrell, Donald S. Sanford, Ron Bishop, E. Jack Neuman, Francis M. Cockrell, Anthony Lawrence, Robert E. Thompson (screenwriter), John Kneubuhl, Clyde Ware, Robert Lewin, Ray Kemper, Verne Jay, Ken Trevey, George Eckstein, Antony Ellis, Paul Savage, Ray Goldrup, Howard Dimsdale, Marian Clark, Don Ingalls, Gilbert Ralston, Sam Peckinpah, Winston Miller, Anne Snyder, Will Corry, John Mantley, George Main, Joan E. Gessler, Hal Sitowitz, Thelma Boardman, Daniel B. Ullman, Ron Honthaner, Jack Curtis, Harry Kronman, John Dunkel, John Rosser, Bethel Leslie, Dick Nelson, Arthur Browne Jr., Thomas Thompson (American author), Louis Vittes, Frank Q. Dobbs, James Fonda, Jack Turley, William F. Leicester, Norman Macdonnell, Benny Rubin, Kay Lenard, Kathleen Hite, Thomas Warner, Susan Kotar, Michael Fisher, Endre Bohem, Warren Vanders, Richard Carr, True Boardman (screenwriter), Paul F. Edwards, Gustave Field, Leo Bagby, Robert Totten, Herbert Little Jr., Calvin Clements Jr., Jim Byrnes, William Kelley, Les Crutchfield, Merwin Gerard, Harriet Charles, David Victor (screenwriter), William Blinn, Earl W. Wallace, Preston Wood, Scott Hunt, Gerry Day, Richard Scott, Chris Rellas, Jack Miller, Robert Vincent Wright, Arthur Rowe (screenwriter), Charles Joseph Stone, Charles Marquis Warren, Harvey Marlowe, Bob Barbash, Gil Doud, Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Bud Furillo
