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Baseball taught Chuck Connors patience as an actor
In the '60s, Chuck Connors took a shot at ''safe'' TV programs
Here's what Paul Fix thought about the transition from silent films to television
Chuck Connors had faith in The Rifleman before anyone else did
The Rifleman cast wanted to make sure that ''death'' on TV never became casual
Chuck Connors was critical of actors portraying baseball players in TV and film
Chuck Connors considered himself to be corny compared to other Western actors
In 1962, Chuck Connors took a firm stance on TV violence
Chuck Connors thanked television for the end of his typecasting
Johnny Crawford's father-son relationship with Chuck Connors was more than just acting
Chuck Connors said the rifle in The Rifleman was important to the series
Despite what fans assumed, Paul Fix wasn't frustrated with his Rifleman character
Chuck Connors was inducted into the Cowboy Hall of Fame shortly before he passed away
Johnny Crawford was scared to work with Chuck Connors because he idolized him
Fired by Disney — How Johnny Crawford turned Mouseketeer rejection into stardom