High Chaparral Cast for TV was an American Western-themed series airing on NBC from 1967-1971 and created by David Dortort – who also created Bonanza on that network – which followed the adventures of the Cannon family, who ran High Chaparral Ranch in Arizona Territory during 1870s, facing threats from Indians, outlaws, and rival ranchers.
Main Cast of High Chaparral
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High Chaparral’s Main cast comprises:
Leif Erickson as John Cannon
Leif Erickson stars as John Cannon, owner of the High Chaparral Ranch and patriarch of his family. A determined businessman determined to build his cattle empire despite Indian opposition, Cannon is also widower who marries Victoria Montoya (daughter of powerful Mexican landowner), hoping to form an alliance with her and her family.
Cameron Mitchell as Buck Cannon
Cameron Mitchell plays Buck Cannon, John’s younger brother and second-in-command at the ranch. A loyal, adventurous, and fun-loving cowboy who often gets into misadventures through his reckless actions; also an attractive ladies’ man with a particular fondness for Manolito (Victoria’s brother).
Mark Slade as Billy Blue Cannon
Mark Slade stars as Billy Blue Cannon, John’s son and ranch hand. Billy is young, idealistic and eager to impress his father while learning from Uncle Buck – as well as being an adept horseback rider and marksman who shares a strong connection with Manolito.
Linda Cristal as Victoria Montoya Cannon
Linda Cristal plays Victoria Montoya Cannon, John’s second wife and the daughter of wealthy Mexican landowner Don Sebastian Montoya. Victoria is beautiful, cultured, and courageous woman who loves him dearly while trying to adapt to life on their ranch homestead. Victoria often acts as mediator between Manolito and John when disagreements arise between them both.
Henry Darrow as Manolito Montoya
Henry Darrow stars as Manolito Montoya, Victoria and John’s brother-in-law and John’s nephew. This charming yet irresponsible gambler often clashes with his father Don Sebastian over lifestyle choices; nonetheless he remains loyal companion for Billy Blue and Buck on many adventures.
Supporting Cast of High Chaparral
Support Cast of High Chaparral The supporting cast of High Chaparral includes:
Rudolpho Acosta as Vaquero
Rudolpho Acosta serves as Vaquero at High Chaparral Ranch and leads its Mexican ranch hands, rendering faithful service to John and Victoria. He is well respected by both men.
Bob Hoy as Joe Butler
Bob Hoy portrays Joe Butler, one of John’s trusted men and ranch foreman at Butler Ranch. Joe is known as an honest cowboy who oversees daily operations on the ranch.
Roberto Contreras as Pedro Carr
Roberto Contreras plays Pedro Carr, one of the Mexican ranch hands at High Chaparral. Pedro is known for being friendly, humorous and helpful; often helping out Vaquero and Joe when needed.
Ted Markland as Reno
Ted Markland stars as Reno, one of John’s hired guns at the ranch. A tough yet loyal individual who protects against threats against its existence.
Don Collier as Sam Butler
Don Collier portrays Sam Butler, Joe’s younger brother and one of John’s hired guns at the ranch. A skilled cowboy known for partnering with Reno.
Jerry Summers as Ira Bean
Jerry Summers stars as Ira Bean, one of John’s hired hands at the ranch. A shy and gentle individual who rarely speaks or makes himself known; Ira is reliable in doing his job effectively and rarely disrupts the environment around him.
FAQ: The Ultimate Guide to Your Questions
Q: When did High Chaparral air for the first time?
A: High Chaparral was broadcast for four seasons between September 10, 1967 and March 12, 1971 on NBC.
Q: There are 13 episodes in High Chaparral?
A: High Chaparral contains 97 episodes, each lasting around an hour.
Q: Where was High Chaparral shot?
A: High Chaparral was shot primarily at Old Tucson Studios in Arizona, where a replica of the ranch was constructed. Some scenes were also shot on location throughout Arizona, California, Utah, and Mexico.
Q: Does High Chaparral reflect an actual story?
A: No, High Chaparral does not depict an authentic history; rather it was inspired by historical events and characters of the American West during the 1870s.
Q: Where can I watch High Chaparral?
A: High Chaparral can be found streaming across several platforms, such as Amazon Prime Video, Peacock TV Tubi and Pluto TV. You can also buy or rent DVD sets online or from physical retailers near you.
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