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When "Wagon Train" finished in 1965, Robert moved onto the big screen, and in 1966 got his first starring role in a movie. This was the western "Incident At Phantom Hill" where he was re-united with his close friend Dan Duryea, a man for whom Robert had the greatest respect, and who had made a couple of guest spots in Laramie.
- July 29, 1933
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Fuller as Cooper Smith in Wagon Train. He played Alex in a 1958 episode of Death Valley Days, the Gunsmith in support of guest star Anthony Caruso and returned to the show in 1959 to play clever Mexican-American cattle rustler Johnny Santos in the episode, "Ten in Texas".
Inspired by the 1950 John Ford movie “Wagon Master”, Wagon Train debuted Wednesday night, September 18, 1957, on the NBC Television Network. Robert Fuller first appeared on Wagon Train during Season 2 in two guest starring roles.
Aug 18, 2023 · From 1959 through 1965, Robert played Cooper Smith in 60 episodes of the popular western “Wagon Train”, which starred Terry Wilson and Frank McGrath, and follows a wagon train as it’s travelling from Missouri to California; the series was nominated for seven Primetime Emmys.
Robert Fuller: A No-Nonsense Cowboy. Introduction. In a career that spanned 50 years, Robert Fuller starred in lots of movies, but his favorite were always Westerns. He was a popular guest star on many TV shows, including The Big Valley, The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp, and Cimarron City.
Mar 25, 2018 · Fuller portrayed chief scout Cooper Smith in 60 episodes of Wagon Train towards the end of the series, but is probably best remembered as Jess Harper in Laramie (1959-63). As a young man he served 15 months in Korea during the conflict there.
Mar 12, 2009 · 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.
