Hugh O'Brian

On his childhood and early influences; on his time in the Marine Corps; on moving to California

On his appearance on Blind Date with host Arlene Francis; on his first movie role in Beyond the Purple Hills with Gene Autry; on getting a contract at Universal; on the Rock Hudson film Seminole

On working with film stars Ida Lupino, Lloyd Bridges, Rock Hudson, Buddy Hackett, and Marilyn Monroe

On his first memories of seeing television; on the challenges and advantages of working in live television; on appearing on several Fireside Theatres; on appearing on Hallmark Hall of Fame productions, The Loretta Young Show; on leaving Universal for 20th Century FOX

On getting the starring role in The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp; on the real Wyatt Earp; on Earp's friend Al Jennings on set

On the historical accuracy of The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp; on doing most of his own stunts; on his toughest stunts on The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp

On his co-stars on The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp; on fan mail he received; on The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp going off the air

On his favorite episodes of the show; on the show's attitude towards violence; on the legacy of of The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp

On not worrying that he'd be typecast; on appearing on The Jackie Gleason Show with clown Emmett Kelly and an elephant; on appearing on a show with Ginger Rogers; on appearing on Playhouse 90; on Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz

On Lucille Ball lending him her dressing room; on appearing as a guest-star on the premiere episode of The Virginian; on playing two characters on an episode of Perry Mason; on appearing in "Double Jeopardy" on Bob Hope Presents the Chrylser Theatre with Lauren Bacall; on the series Search

On appearing on an episode of Charlie's Angels; on appearing in the pilot of Fantasy Island and an episode of The Love Boat; on reprising the role of Wyatt Earp in Paradise; on appearing in a Gunsmoke TV movie; on friend Charlton Heston; on the TV movie Wyatt Earp: Return to Tombstone; on working with John Wayne on the film The Shootist and Wayne refereeing a fight in the Marine Corps

On founding his Youth-leadership organization HOBY (Hugh O'Brian Youth); on meeting Dr. Albert Schweitzer and being inspired by a visit to Africa

On the goals for the Youth program; on whether or not he's retiring from acting; on the letters he receives from the kids that go through his Youth Program

On forming his Youth organization, HOBY; on the highlight of his career; on how he'd like to be remembered; on the future of television

On B-roll of pictures from his career - from Wyatt Earp: Return to Tombstone, The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp, his film career at Universal, and for HOBY