Not only a wonderful actor but a gentleman which is rare to find in Hollywood actors. Know wonder he still after all these years has so many fans.Hats off to you Mr Fuller for all the years of great entertainment you have given us!

Bob is as sharp as he was in 1959. He looks great too. He was my favorite as Jess in Laramie. I’ve enjoyed watching him again on Grit.

He was so good looking and had such BEAUTIFUL eyes. Loved to watch him grab and get on a horse. He's still a very handsome man with those BEAUTIFUL eyes. I watch Laramie every day. God bless you sweet BEAUTIFUL man. Love you then and love you now. 💖💖💖

Robert Fuller was great in all his westerns! But Laramie was my favorite. Thanks Jess!!

What a great interview. Watched Robert Fuller all my life and never realized what an incredible person he is

May his catfish a bass never fail to bite! May the Lord continue to grace him and keep him safe. With all the great years of his work as an actor he will always be forever young

Cheryl asks great questions and Robert gave very thoughtful answers. Insightful stuff. Thks guys.

Watched him just this morning on Laramie!! Awesome actor!!

We really enjoyed this interview! We grew up watching Robert Fuller on so many different shows and genres. This interview showed us that he not only is a great actor but a truly decent human being too! Enjoy your ranch & fishing Mr. Fuller! Happy Trails!

Im a now 55yr old male from the inner city of Chicago..I've always liked westerns....watching them with my mom,dad and uncle's...and I absolutely love Mr. Fuller....he is one of my favorite actors...I still watch Laramie religously today..loved the interview....God bless you guys....Peace

Great interview,Mr Fuller hasn't lost his wits at all. The Fullers have been blessed,and there's no place like the countryside.

I ONLY watch DVDS. No problems with unwanted garbage 'Laramie', or whatever I want. KZfaq is also great for the oldies, for reminding me of the ones that I have forgotten about or don't know. Robert Fuller still looks like he's not a whimp. Looks great.

Ahh Robert Fuller.... Enough said!🥰

Thank you for the interview with Mr. Fuller. I enjoyed all the series he was in. I like GRIT tv channel so I can watch all the old Westerns. I doubt Hollywood will make any more Western tv series. So good to have the Western stars on your channel.

I really enjoyed this. Robert Fuller is one of my favorites. And he's got good sense. Really likable person. Nice to hear him tell his story. And Mrs. Barnett is a very charming lady. May have to put this in my "Favorites" playlist. Very nice.

That was awesome, thank you for your honesty and being authentic. I like Sean Penn and Rosie, but get the disconnect. Robert Fuller is no longer a mystery, great interview and information. Our world’s are colliding and we see thing’s differently, but this man made me dream about a different time and place, convincingly. Slim (smith)and him were good together, both were great at acting. I’ve been watching rerun’s and before I know it, I’ll be lost in a storyline about the Wild West. They were men of integrity and did what he wanted to do, like fishing and hunting. My kind of guy, knowing what worked for him. That Ranch is beautiful, nice to see him chilling and fishing on property 🎉 peace Mr. Fuller. Always has a soft spot in my heart for Laramie , thanks for the memories 🌞

Laramie show was awesome on many levels

Great interview, i could listen to this guys stories all day. regards Dennis Aust.

Great show,thanks

What a decent and genuine man 👍

I love Mr Fuller he tells it how is was or wasn't such a real gentleman

LOVED THE INTERVIEW.... Robert Fuller was one of my Favorites, I love GRIT it's my new favorite Channel because of these awesome old Treasures... Thank you for the upload...

Yes, we salute you, always nice for us here in Europe to hear facts from you natives about actors, in Sweden we were lucky because our National television broadcasting company never dubbed anything so we always got to see all your series with the flavor (dialects intonation, etc.) intact, Western series/movies were very popular in Sweden. God Bless America! C

Robert you are the best, I watch Laramie everyday , : ) LOVE YOU!

I love all Mr. Fullers Cowboy series ! I got my first two horses from watching those shows !

Robert Fuller and James Arness are my two all time favorite western actors ever . I would have very much liked to have saw them in a film together .

What a great interview, My family and i were raised and ranched in the Oklahoma/Texas panhandle area and always loved to watch those movies and tv shows, they bring back great memorys, Thanks a lot.

Great man. Loved all those wonderful shows.

They were great shows that accurately depicted life in the early years of the USA. Never knew Robert Fuller had an earlier career in TV & movie Westerns during his Emergency run until a few years ago. Good actor for sure.

A stand up guy. The real deal. Everyone loves Robert Fuller. Everyone! Thanks for this great interview.

He still loved his Julie London, and having been real-life friends with her, after his tenure, from the U.S. Army. The amazing thing is Cheryl, had been a Julie London's fan, since she was growing up. May she continue to #RIP. (1926 - 2000).

Fantastic loved it from start to finish i named my eldest son after Robert fuller xxx

Can't believe this is the same actor that played Dr. Brackett. Such a wonderful actor!

Very nice.. love it...

What a great interview with Robert Fuller. He's always been one of my favorites. Thank you so much for sharing.

I loved the story about the bonus! I always wonder how actors remember all the intimate details of their work from so many years ago. I don't remember names of many of the people I worked with (although I do remember all their faces). How do these folks remember so well?! My husband and I watch Laramie nearly every day on GRIT. We like the older shows; most shows today are crass. We've moved a lot and far, so I also enjoyed hearing about Robert's moves with his family.

An extraordinary man who once seen, is never forgotten ! I was seven years old when I first saw his amazing work in ‘ Laramie’. Am currently rewatching episodes of ‘ Wagon Train’. 😁 Really enjoyed seeing this interview. Thank you ! ( from Wales, in Britain).

wagon train was my favorite... Robert Fuller made the show..

Still looks good at eighty five . excellent story till.

Thank you thank you, Mr Fuller is one of my favorite actors. Couldn't be type cast.i wondered how he was.

What an amazing man. I watch Laramie every day even if it's the 3rd to see that episode I watch again 😍🤩

2019 and inlove w his episodes on Laramie 🤗😘

Met him once at the Kern County Gun Club, he was with Peter Brown and Doug Maclure, They all were super guys. I was playing Guitar in for fun in a little Last minute Band, just for fun !

This is wonderful! Thank you for posting.

I loved him so handsome had a friend he was so like him !

Desde Argentina. Saludos Me. Robert Fuller. De niño seguí sus series de westerns

Great interview!!!!!! Thanks.

HELLO Robert Fuller, I Love you so much!

Excellent interview.

Didn't hurt that he was gorgeous too

I'd love to see you pitch this series to INSP network as a weekly half-hour show to tie-in with all the Westerns they air. Think it would be well-received.

Very cool episodr

I really enjoy the interview with Robert Fuller, I adore my blue eye cowboy. What a guy, love him on Laramie.

Great interview.

Thanks for sharing.

😁👍👍👍 very smart with the bonus... God bless you family and friends I enjoy Westerns on the web brings back the good old days.

Jess harbor. Jimmy you are the best.i live in tewksbury mass.

Enjoyed the interview. Remember those tv series. Here in Denver do not get GRIT channel.

Wise move to shoot on the perfect, western themed location, Robert Fuller's hacienda. . . . The selection and inclusion of the representative movie and tv memorabilia was a big plus. Cheryl comes across friendly, spirited and 'up' for the interview and clearly enjoys the time with her guest(s). Speaking of which, I wish she had a prepared list of excellent Robert Fuller-themed questions. Like asking about specific guest stars he worked opposite on "Wagon Train", like Barbara Stanwyck, Carol Lawrence, Neville Brand, Joan Fontaine, Charles Ruggles, Annette Funicello, Rhonda Fleming and Linda Evans I would trade that for the time-killer Yul Brynner anecdote that's on the "Laramie" and "Wagon Train" and "The Virginian" DVDs' bonus tracks. See, THERE'S where Cheryl should have realized this anecdote was going on FAR TOO LONG plus being a fan, surely she'd heard it when watching her DVD sets -- so steer Fuller into talking about 'fresh' material that's of interest to his large following.. An obvious subject would be "Wagon Train" going from 60 min. b&w to 90 min. in color; then reverting back to 60 min. and b&w. Surely that affected the total number of weeks worked each season and salary. . . . And speaking of 90 mins. Fuller guested on "The Men from Shiloh," the revamped 90-minute series, "The Virginian"'s final season in one of Stewart Granger's two episodes filmed on location in Mexico, 'Flight from Memory,' that also guest starred Burgess Meredith and Tisha Sterling (ed. - surprisingly and disappointingly 'boring'). How different Howard Christie, "Wagon Train" producer was from "Emergency!"'s Jack Webb? How did he enjoy and what adjustments did he make annually when going from 39 episodes of "Laramie" to (only) 22 on "Emergency!"? For both movies and tv, what were his favorite and worst locations? With his skill using Winchesters and Colts what actors and actresses excelled at being proficient with guns, e.g., Glenn Ford? Unfortunately Fuller misunderstood Cheryl's interesting, behind-the-scenes account of Republic's CEO Yatss not wanting to branch into tv -- a pattern reflecting a bias that a few other studios followed; then Fuller rattled off Lee Marvin's "M Squad" and other shows that merely rented office space, production facilities and soundstages at the Republic lot from which to produce, i.e., they weren't Republic entities.. Another question, missed opportunity: which performers signed to Universal's well-known talent development program does he think came out the best? What were his thoughts of the practice? And finally, the titillating query, "So, Bob, from leading ladies to 'day players,' WHO were the best kissers -- names, please!?" "Thank you, 'Westerns on the Web.'"

Talking about Robert Fuller !

Robert Did not mention the two. Biker movies he was in. One was a Hells Angels movie .and one a I cant remember the name . The Hard Ride .

My favorite show was when you played in Wagon train, but also liked Laramie, And then emgency! Which one was your favorite 😊

I'm getting frustrated I want to meet Robert Fuller before he goes this is Jess Harper Jr and I need to meet him is it going to be in Colorado anywhere anytime soon cuz you still traveling around and talking to people if not I got to find out where he lives and knock on his door and say hi I'm your biggest fan I'm just Harper Jr I look up you these kind of guys you know I grew up with that generation I grew up the middle of trees growing up with that generation and I want to meet this guy before it goes I wish that he would never go but he's going to but I want to meet him first

Has Robert Fuller passed away ..I'm a big fan love him .🙏✝️

Hello

Robert you are the best, I watch Laramie everyday, : ) LOVE YOU !