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Ken Curtis (2 de julio de 1916-28 de abril de 1991) fue un actor y cantante estadounidense, conocido principalmente por su papel de Festus Haggen en la serie televisiva de la CBS del género western Gunsmoke, conocida en España, México y el resto de la América Hispana como "La Ley del Revólver".
Ken Curtis (born Curtis Wain Gates; July 2, 1916 – April 28, 1991) was an American actor and singer best known for his role as Festus Haggen on the western television series Gunsmoke. He appeared on Gunsmoke earlier in other roles (such as “Brisco” in S4E32’s “Change of Heart").
Ken Curtis. Actor: Gunsmoke. Considering the kind of scruffy, backwoods, uneducated, Deep-South hillbilly types he played, many people would be surprised to hear that Ken Curtis wasn't actually born in the south but in the small town of Las Animas, Colorado, the son of the town sheriff.
Ken Curtis. Actor: Gunsmoke. Considering the kind of scruffy, backwoods, uneducated, Deep-South hillbilly types he played, many people would be surprised to hear that Ken Curtis wasn't actually born in the south but in the small town of Las Animas, Colorado, the son of the town sheriff.
Top 40 Classics - The Very Best of Ken Curtis. Album • Ken Curtis • 2015. 40 songs • 1 hour, 37 minutes More. Play. Save to library. Save to library. Room Full Of Roses. 3:13. Home On The Range. 3:25. Comedy With Dink Swink. 2:20. My Gal Is Purple. 2:44. I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen. 2:29. Six Shiny Black Horses. 1:02. Sings About ...
Ken Curtis (1916 - 1991) fue un actor de Estados Unidos conocido por Centauros del desierto, El Álamo, La ley del revólver (Serie de TV), Ripcord (Serie de TV), La rosa amarilla (Serie de TV), Throw a Saddle on a Star, Song of the Prairie, Riders of the Pony Express, Musarañas asesinas y The Growler Story (C)
Ken Curtis (2 de julio de 1916-28 de abril de 1991) fue un actor y cantante estadounidense, conocido principalmente por su papel de Festus Haggen en la serie televisiva de la CBS del género western Gunsmoke, conocida en España, México y el resto de la América Hispana como "La Ley del Revólver".
