1960s adventure movies

Clint Walker was born in Hartford, Illinois. Walker became a client of Henry Willson , who renamed him "Jett Norman". Walker's good looks and imposing physique he stood 6 ft 6 in 1. His casting was announced in June Cheyenne originally appeared as part of Warner Bros.

1970s adventure movies

Presents rotating with adaptations of Kings Row and Casablanca. While the series regularly capitalized on Walker's rugged frame with frequent bare-chested scenes, it was also well-written and acted. It proved hugely popular for eight seasons. Walker's pleasant baritone singing voice was also occasionally utilized on the series and led Warner Brothers to produce an album of Walker performing traditional songs and ballads.

In April Walker said "I don't think I'd want any other roles Westerns keep me outdoors and active.

Adventure movies 1980s

Howard Thompson described the actor as "the biggest, finest-looking Western hero ever to sag a horse, with a pair of shoulders rivaling King Kong's". Box office returns were modest. It was a minor success. A number of Cheyenne episodes were cut into feature films and released theatrically in some markets, and a brief clip of Walker galloping on horseback as Bodie was featured in an episode of Maverick starring Jack Kelly.