I rode with Roy Rogers, dated Annette and live at the Lone Ranger Rock! Actor Agent Steve Stevens!

[@joelcopeland3018]

The story of Annette taking him to pray is absolutely priceless... That is something you would never hear from Hollywood. I truly appreciate that story. This guy is great.

[@harperstacey9604]

Annette funicello was a very decent person. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

[@gladyskravitzjr825]

What a sweet man he was blessed to have such a great life and to be able to live out his life where he has so many special memories.

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

Thanks for the very nice comments.

[@KyleCowden]

It shouldn't surprise me but in the morass of Hollywood grossness, these Western stars aways seem so grounded, so real and so loyal. Thank you Rob.

[@joansmith1195]

Steve has rubbed elbows with some of the Hollywood elites of the day. Great interview. He's had quite an interesting life and I wish him good health. I was sorry to hear of his wife's passing but his brief tribute to her was very touching.

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

Thanks for your touching comments.

[@rsykesjr]

Another great part of Hollywood history. I am embarrassed to say I’ve never heard of Steve even though I most certainly saw him on the screen on some of those shows. I can tell he is a great person and I’m sorry to hear about the recent passing of his wife. Thanks again Rob for sharing and for all you do.

[@garymckee448]

Same here 😊

[@marshasullivan4074]

Lovely yet again to hear the stories of years ago. Love Steve Stevens especially giving his recently deceased wife a proud mention. Thank you !

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

Thanks Marsha, glad you enjoyed the stories.

[@elizabethbeckman1947]

History all around us. Another side of the industry, of the Rogers. Thank you (both) for sharing, and a loving tribute at the end. The stories never-ending and I'm grateful.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Our pleasure! Thanks, Elizabeth

[@bobmac2610]

All the best to Steve coming off the recent loss of his wife! Another GREAT interview Rob.

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

THANKS.

[@beerdrinker6452]

I am honored to be the first person to like and comment on this post. Thank you for preserving the history of this tremendous period of our history. Good job.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Glad you enjoyed it, BD. Go easy on that brew!

[@thomasallen3818]

Rest In Peace Rosemary, and thanks for the memories Steve.

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

Thank you Thomas for your very special comments.

[@grahamhill6340]

THE LONE RANGER ROCK... before it became a "Rock Star" on TV, it was known simply as Indian Head Rock, because it looked like same just as other rocks on the famed IVERSONS had their own names and their own location credits. I never knew Mr. Stevens, but I had interviewed and included other Iverson old-timers for my 1995 documentary salute which fittingly was called MATINEE RANCH. Joe Iverson owned the Lower Iverson and his brother Aaron had the Upper Iverson ranch, together they owned the most famous and most used movie ranch in HOLLYWOOD history with well over 3,000 movie and TV credits starting back in the silent era right up to the 1970's when a freeway was constructed right through the middle of it! Yet another great priceless interview with someone who knew the ranch well. Steve Stevens was absolutely right about most of the people who now live in townhomes on the ranch ignorant of his history... it was actor Val Kilmer's father who was the developer in the early 1990's, with 1 acre lots on the Upper Ranch selling for $1 million. Locals and historians like myself tried to preserve the whole Garden Of The Gods immediate area but the developers quickly moved the huge Caterpillars in and moved so many famed sandstone rocks out of the way before our efforts could delay the work. Mr. Stevens enjoyed the ranch for real in its prime, whilst millions of us movie/TV fans could only embrace it from afar, as for us it was the Wild West where countless bullets richocheted off of the rocks, where Indians and outlaws would ambush stagecoaches and wagon trains, and super-hero's from the Saturday matinee serials would leap into action! Thanks Rob for the chance to hear this gentleman's stories...

[@AWordonWesterns]

You bet, Graham, and thanks as always for sharing some film history.

[@JoseRamos-kd9ig]

A DIFFERENT BREED OF ACTORS...RIP ROSEMARY🙏👍✌

[@kyrilascully7828]

Absolutely loved Steve's stories but had no idea Rosemary Stevens was his wife! She was a class act if ever there was one. So sorry for your loss, Steve. But thank you for taking the time to tell us your stories and share the spotlight with your beautiful wife. God bless you.

[@richardrosenthal9552]

Great stories from a guy who did so many things besides acting. I remember Annette from the Mickey Mouse Club through the Beach Blanket movies she made. To me she was an underrated actress with many talents that were under used. Roy Rogers was a favorite Saturday morning and prime time actor of mine as was Guy Williams.Guy Williams’ Zorro was a show I watched regularly and was the best production of Zorro of the TV versions of the character. It is fun to hear the stories of the actors I grew up watching. Thanks Rob for terrific show.

[@cxg7381]

We look so forward to these interviews. For a few minutes, we were taken back to that magical time when entertainment was wholesome and family oriented. Steve was wonderful, and the interview was insightful about Western genre. Thank you, Rob, for your continued documentation of these priceless oral and video histories. Bless you!

[@dennisducharme5409]

What a nice man ! Great to hear those stories. God bless you sir !

[@squint04]

Thank you for sharing that beautiful story of Annette! I enjoyed your Guy Williams stories too! I grew up in the SFV, in the 70's and 80's and hiked all over Chatsworth as a youngster (NO Houses then) Met Mr. Iverson on a few occasions, a friend from school worked on the ranch, good times!!

[@deepwater2652]

What a great story and a great tribute to his lovely wife!

[@marshaldillon4387]

Those days are gone forever. Thanks Rob

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

Marshal Dillon, didn’t know you were still around. It was in 1962 I rode with you on your TV Series GUNSMOKE. How fast time flies. Thanks for checking in.

[@marshaldillon4387]

@@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721 O ya Fistis and I are still locking up the bad guys.

[@josephmarcello7481]

Rob, Thank you for your enduring humanity, your kindness to your guests, your willingness to be warm and affable with everyone who crosses your path. A place is reserved for you in the Great beyond.

[@johnhalley974]

Here here….👏

[@AWordonWesterns]

Wow, thanks, Joe.

[@erikramaekers63]

What a great interview.Stevens is young at heart.

[@kenhurley4441]

Thank you Rob for returning! What a great story! R.I.P. Rosemary!

[@frankcastillojr6575]

Wow! What a great interview with Hollywood Legends. To have lived in the Era of Superman, Zorro, and the rest and to be part of it. Wishing only the best to Steve in the years to come.

[@Paul-lm5gv]

Fantastic interview! Thanks! I'm in my 70's and saw a lot of movies and TV shows back in the 50's but had never heard of this man before. Glad I do now.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Me, too, Paul. Thanks.

[@thommcintyre2903]

A life-long fan of westerns, one of my joys during an L.A. vacation was visiting the lower Iverson Ranch Garden of the Gods. Incidentally, that title came from the early 40's Columbia serial The Desert Hawk starring Gilbert Roland. Even though I had to trespass on the residential property now engulfing the former film location, I wandered around those rocks to look across the highway at the Nyoka Cliff. That highway between the Garden and the cliffs in the filming days was a ravine with a dirt road above winding around the cliff base. A super highway now dissects Upper and Lower Iverson. Although upper is now a gated community and the security guard was congenial, he couldn't permit me access to any of those former locations. He said I wouldn't believe how many movie fans they had to disappoint.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Thom

[@dirkb947]

A great show and an excellent guest. Thank you so much! Back in 1962, Guy Williams was considered to be cast as the apache - chief Winnetou in the first german Karl May - Western "The treasure of silver lake" with Lex Barker. That did not come to reality, but he actually played Sindbad in a german movie of that time.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks for the info, Dirk.

[@richb313]

Thanks Rob for these interviews not only for westerns but old Hollywood as well. From Guy Williams as ZORROW to Roy Rogers to Annett. Steve Stevens is a living history of many shows and old Hollywood it self including the mob connections. Fantastic as always.

[@robertmatters1609]

Terrific interview Rob. One of my favorites!

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

Thank you Robert for the great review.

[@kathykit7629]

Great interview. Loved the Annette and mob stories. Steve, so sorry for the loss of your lovely wife.

[@OdeeOz]

Thanks Rob and RJ for these Great interview, insight, and lore of those grand days of Westerns and more! 👍👍& 10⭐ I remember getting into a fight with a classmate named Disney, not related I think to Walt, over who was going to be Annette's boy friend, back in 1965. lol Guy Williams... another great Role Model of mine. Did you know Dan Radcliffe is a lot like Guy off camera, for his fans? Ohhh the memories of Kookie and 77 Sunset Strip. 👍👍😀😂 He was with the Bowry Boys great slapstick comedy too? WOW! Sharing this on GRIT TV. Sure do hope they give you a time slot, Rob. 😀🤠 I really need to find an agent too.

[@carolynrussell774]

Oh my did I ever have a crush on Guy Williams, I Loved Zorro, also all the sword fighting!!! The Steven guy was just great his manorism was so wonderful what a gentleman, I truly enjoyed this so much,thanks Rob!

[@jasonjoyner6940]

WOW! Steve had a very interesting career! And I bet he has a ton more stories...very cool.. I got to get out west and check out some of those rocks too! Thanks for sharing this interview Mr. Word

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

Jason, you are right, a ton more stories, thanks.

[@cbamr]

What a lovely interview and what a lovely fella. My dad first introduced me to the Dead End kids quite some time ago, and it was all right blast watching some of their films [started strong but ended slightly weak].

[@Slick2462]

I really like these behind the screen peeks. It makes the actors more human for me and not just stars. Still can not understand how you keep getting such great guest? Do hope you can repeat and repeat and repeat!

[@thedoxinator3934]

🤠 Rob another great way to spend Sunday morns, watching your channel 👍

[@scottbatey3130]

This was GREAT! I HAVE A FEELING WE JUST SCRATCHED THE SURFACE, PLEASE HAVE HIM BACK!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Will do, Scott. He's also in a couple other episodes we've done and is always interesting. Check out his others by typing in his name on our site. Enjoy!

[@danielthorall9759]

Thanks for another great interview Rob. Steve is a very interesting person, I could listen to him all day.

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

Daniel, so many stories could fill up your day. Thanks fo the comments.

[@douglashall2141]

Well Steve you just seem to pull guests out of the woodwork, from out of thin air. Must be awesome to know so many people as you do in the Hollywood business, and most of all the westerns. Great interview I loved it. Especially when he shares his wife with you and us. What a lovely sentiment.

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

Douglas, thanks for the very touching comments.

[@suev3339]

Wonderful interview Rob! You pull these actors, agents and such informative stories it seems as tho “out of the woodwork.” Tho really it’s just “the picture sets in the westerns”. What’s common to some, is spectacular to others. Sure in this interview. Sorry for Steve’s loss and that he’d so graciously share his stories in this grieving time.

[@karenleemallonee684]

What a Sweetheart of a guy, right there! Great stories, all so interesting!!! I didn't know it, but I have watched him almost once a week in one of my favorite shows on KZbin... Annette! I actually just watched it last night!! They turned it into a movie with all episodes together, I love it!!! I have trouble sleeping so I will put Annette on & listen to it, it's a comfort to me & I can fall asleep. I do watch it awake also!!! I am truly sorry to hear of the passing of his beautiful wife, may her loving memories bring roses in December.🌹 What a great interview, thank you for sharing!!! 🌼

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

Karenlee, glad you got to watch ANNETTE, it seems like yesterday when I filmed it in 1957. Great memories.

[@karenleemallonee684]

@@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721 Thank you for your reply, you just made my weekend! 🌼

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, K

[@RealBigBadJohn]

A fascinating and superb interview.✅☑✔🏁 Annette Funicello was stratospherically beautiful.

[@davidschlecht3016]

A great story of a great actor and his relationship with so many greats of yesteryear. Great story of his relationship with Annette Funicello, many great memories.

[@ginnywalker184]

I love these interviews and hearing about experiences they had. Thanks for sharing.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Our pleasure, Ginny. Thanks

[@mjemigh3304]

Nice! That sounds like a life well-lived.

[@Buzz1151]

great interview...need to do another interview with Steve👍👍

[@AWordonWesterns]

We're planning on more, Buzzy. Check out our catalogue because he's in a couple of other episodes, one from Feb 2014 about his "discovering" Bruce Boxleitner for HOW THE WEST WAS WON!! Enjoy!

[@PaulKyriazi]

A great segment, Rob. Great photos to support the stories. Steve is wonderful. He needs to come back and tell more.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Will do, Paul. He sure has an amazing history. Thanks.

[@fokkerd3red618]

Steve definitely has some interesting stories. Thanks Rob for the presentation.

[@daryljacobson7462]

I sure enjoy these interviews with my childhood heroes. Thanks a million for bringing them to us Rob.

[@garydavidson1970]

What a great behind-the-scenes peek at these old TV shows. Thanks, Rob!

[@jimross7648]

As always a great episode. I remember Steve Stevens face from TV and movies. Zorro with Guy Williams was already in reruns, but I didn't know that then. I just knew it was on of my favorite shows, and it still hold up well today. Learned a lot of the behind the scenes stuff that informs the how and why of the business.

[@philipnordin1661]

Great stories, thank you Rob

[@pjoe1950]

Loved it.

[@arlineabdalian8974]

Very interesting interview. Many thanks, Rob.

[@jimd8008]

Thank you again Rob

[@atreb56]

Thank you so much for the wonderful interview with Mr. Stevens. Very interesting to learn about Mr. Williams and Annette.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Glad you enjoyed it, roberta. Thanks.

[@mustangmann3502]

Great video , thank you ! Cheers !!

[@tinlizzie37]

Hi Rob, I surely enjoy your show, having all those actors and actresses on. I'm 85 and know most of who you have on. I like hearing from the person on about the goings on and stories they have of the old time.All we ever did in the early to late forties, was go to the movies. I've see hundreds. Keep up the wonderful memories you bring! Bob U.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Bob. Glad you're enjoying our shows. We've posted over 400 episodes since starting the AWOW series in the Fall of 2013.

[@danielcombs3048]

Great show, So awesome to see Mr. Stevens. I live in the 805 area also. And often frequent Iverson Ranch, Garden of the Gods, and the notorious spawn ranch. And down Susanna pass rd is Corriganville western movie town. My favorite places to hike. And if you're lucky and you look around. You might find some old movie 3-1bullet cartridges shells. All the great early Cowboy movie actors and actresses were here. And canyon county too. Thanks a million Mr.Word

[@AWordonWesterns]

You bet, Dan. Thank YOU

[@diviningrod2671]

Was Crriganville off a private road called studio road just off of box canyon between valley circle and Santa Susanna?

[@danielcombs3048]

@@diviningrod2671 Corriganville is at the end of Smith rd.

[@diviningrod2671]

@@danielcombs3048 thanks for the speedy response

[@prycerobertson4695]

Guy Williams didn't actually replace Pernell Roberts on Bonanza. Though Roberts made plans to leave the series once the fifth season was over, David Dortort (Bonanza's creator) and brass brought in Williams as Ben's nephew Will, who ended up running off with Laura Dayton (Kathie Browne), Adam's love interest in four episodes; Will appeared in five episodes. Roberts finally left toward the end of the sixth season.

[@toinimoore3463]

No Wonder he saw he saw So Many Egos Wow ! He was a decent guy and you walk into all that can hardly wait to Leave ! I always liked him as Zorro so Dashing and Kind and Very Handsome!😃🤩

[@harperstacey9604]

Kathie Browne was the wife of Darrin McGavin who played kolchak, the night stalker. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

[@hiramnoone]

While I certainly remember Guy Williams as Zorro, I don't recall seeing him during his stint on Bonanza. This is the first I've heard of it in fact. Mr Stevens confirms what I've heard about Guy, a likable man, gracious to fans and popular with coworkers. He was another icon of a tv crazed boomer generation hero and role model cast in the same mold as Clint Walker, Clayton Moore, Fess Parker, Roy and Gene who never disappointed fans by failing to live up to their image.

[@AWordonWesterns]

I'm SHOCKED you didn't know about Guy Williams as a Cartwright relative on BONANZA, Hiram. Catch 'em in repeats.

[@hiramnoone]

@@AWordonWesterns Yeah, totally missed those five eps. However I did catch both of Robert Colbert's Mavericks as cousin Brent.

[@Paladin1873]

What a wonderful interview. Steve Stevens still has the voice of a teenager (eat that, Paul Anka!). His tributes to Annette Funicello and his own wife, Rosemary, were very touching. Class never goes out of style.

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

Thank you very much.

[@Paladin1873]

@@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721 You are welcome. I count myself lucky because Annette and Rosemary remind me of my own wife, beautiful in every way.

[@nicoletanis3703]

Thanks!

[@AWordonWesterns]

You bet, Nicole. Thank you.

[@mlb5525]

Thanks so much Rob for bringing this wonderful man to our attention, another great interview. I was wondering if you would consider interviewing Victoria Principal. Her first movie credit was in “The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean” and as far as can tell that was the only western she appeared in. She was actually the co star in this despite it being her first role and although I didn’t think it was a very good movie I would love to hear what she had to say about working with Paul Newman and the Bear, especially the Bear😊.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Maybe the bear, mlb

[@quadsman11]

Yet another great gem Rob ! Special insights on folks that we should have known more about ! And thanks to you, now we do Rob ! These hidden pieces would be lost to time if it weren't for your work ! Thank you Rob !

[@AWordonWesterns]

You bet, quadsman. Thanks.

[@dannyred8668]

Great video, thanks.

[@Labor_Jones]

This guy sounds like he could fill a couple 'hours' of programming if he wanted. I'm going to watch this a second time now and see or rather hear if I missed something ............ And as always, a LARGE Thank you, Rob! - m.

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

Thanks Marvin, you are right. Rob filmed another four hours of stories for future episodes.

[@bobbybutler4199]

WONDERFUL - a MESMERIZING interview :) !!!

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

Thanks Bobby for your very nice comment.

[@alvilla9659]

What a great interview. Thank you Robb

[@DEEBARNES-xb7jy]

It's late and just finished this delightful interview Rob! Interesting it was $125 to join the Screen Actor's Guild at 13-WOW! Mr. Stevens brought a tear here and there-closeup and personal-that's what you do so well!! ❤ Thanks for the memories🎉

[@desertfox3860]

As always Rob, great interview! Thanks!

[@jaketanner20001]

Thanks again Rob! Love hearing all these stories being shared for all of us to enjoy.

[@richardr1891]

Thanks again ... another great guy ... I actually feel like I have met these people somewhere after watching your videos ... not just listened to them ....

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Richard. That's the idea. Just tellin' stories to friends.

[@susanrutherford866]

A wonderful and interesting interview Rob !!I loved Guy Williams in Lost in Space AND Bonanza .i had really.hoped.he.would have stayed on as a regular.after Pernell left but im afraid he eclipsed the rest of the cast !!So fascinating to hear all the stories on Roy Rogers and Annette.!!.Thanks.Rob !!!

[@brendaknight7113]

He was my favorite on the Annette series because he was so handsome and was the best dancer..reminded me of my older brother so much. I still watch that series today.

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

Brenda, thanks for your comment. You should of been my Agent.

[@hankfacer7098]

Never heard of him.....What a fabulous interview & insight. Thank You

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

Thanks for your very nice comment.

[@susancanyon]

Grateful makes my day versus the chaos around us a treasured time

[@christhompson3750]

Yeah, I watch the westerns when little, I dreamed of living and riding horses thru some of those places. Would have been so much fun.

[@AWordonWesterns]

You and me both, Chris. Thanks

[@williambilyeu9801]

Another great interview, Rob! What a wonderful gentleman! I had a crush on Annette, of course! (Who didn't?) I had heard that she had a crush on Guy Williams and watched both her appearances on "Zorro." She was in a multi-part miniseries appearance in the second season and a television movie in the next season of "Walt Disney Presents" playing different roles. I remember the multiple episodes that Steve Stevens was on (one of my favorites). I did not recognize him until the photograph. (I bet there is a story behind every photograph on the wall and I would like to hear them.) Such a gentleman. My sympathy for the passing of his beautiful wife. I learned and knew that Annette was as beautiful a soul as she was physically, but his story reaffirmed it. Also, about Paul Anka, they may have just meant to talk to him about Annette and Steve. Great! I would love to hear more from him. 👍👍

[@PhilippinesFarmLife]

My condolences to Steve. So sorry to hear of your wife's passing.

[@mrDCunningham]

This is great Rob. Thank you sir 👍🏼😎

[@douglasthompson9482]

I am blown away Rob. What a fantastic guest. Thank you. I still love Annette.

[@smokedoliver1]

I salute Steve Stevens for not divulging intimate details about his relationship with Annette. A gentleman never talks.

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

How right you are! Thanks for your comment.

[@pearlanderson1913]

🐞Great show. I just heard of a new western “The English”. Looks good and authentic. Thanks! 🐞

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Pearl. We'll keep our eyes open and stay optimistic about THE ENGLISH.

[@rodyates4771]

Although I had good parents as a kid I would dream of being adopted by Roy and Dale .

[@joeburns4294]

Great interview Rob. Been watching your channel a few years now and at first I’m thinking who the heck is Rob Word? After watching you awhile we all learned how far back you go and the great network of people & stars you’ve known because of your work in the industry. Is ‘gravitas’ the WORD I’m looking for? That’s the main reason you can still corral all these fantastic people with your vast knowledge of their work and appreciation for the industry. Keep ‘em comin’ Rob!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Joe. If "gravitas" means "old," I'm your man! It's sure fun for me to work with these western veterans and to have them share their stories. Lots more coming your way!

[@johnbickler8028]

Just a GREAT interview - - from both sides !!

[@tomsletter9472]

Yes,really wonderful stuff,heartfelt, real,no bs,It made my day,God bless! Greetings from Madrid,Spain, T

[@AWordonWesterns]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

Thank you from Spain. I was told my episode of Zorro has aired there several times.

[@jerryblackerby7017]

Great interview !!!!!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Jerry

[@scottbatey3130]

I have a feeling, that very soon the movie industry, will return to its roots. And we will see a rise of Americanism again! Your preservation, of this genre, and the reminder of these fine classics you present, is unbelievably important toward this revival, and preservation of the American Spirit!!! Thank you Rob, for what was, and will be again!!!!

[@AWordonWesterns]

More westerns are being made now, Scott. We're heading to Arizona next week to cover one of them, FAR HAVEN for INSP. The movie is being shot in Mescal (TOM HORN, THE GAMBLER, LIFE AND TIMES OF JUDGE ROY BEAN, 1st version of 3:10 TO YUMA). Seemingly cast from watching our interviews on AWOW. Cast: Bruce Boxleitner, Martin Kove, A Martinez, Chris Mulkey and Jesse Kove! The script is a traditional western set in the 1880s and is terrific.

[@scottbatey3130]

@@AWordonWesterns what better place to scout for western actors than AWOW!!! By the way you might want to contact Chuck Norris, his wife was very sick and he withdrew to take care of her, but I understand she's better now! It might be interesting to see what was left of his company topkick productions. as a martial arts instructor, he and I have met a few times, and we have many mutual friends, and he loves to be thought of as a cowboy! Kind of a Roy Rogers that kicks people LOL! He even sang the theme song to his TV show... Just thought I would mention it, because it popped into my head while I was writing this.

[@58rip]

Excellent! Thanks for posting this video.

[@randallroberts8045]

He had an amazing career.

[@LarryWilliams-xu8qs]

Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear! Great stories! Thanks.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Glad you enjoyed it, Larry. Thanks.

[@ronh8199]

All these great stories would go untold if it wasn't for you, Rob. Thanks.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Ron. I'm having fun bringing them to you.

[@howardjohnson2138]

Henry Calvin lived in Canoga Park where I lived. Saw him once in a grocery store.

[@ZJ-ne9kn]

Steve was one of those lifers like so many from his era. What always catches me with these great talents from this time was how well rounded they were they could do anything and did and of course every boy envyed him for annette America's sweetheart. Could listen to these stories all day i see why you enioy it so much my mom always said i was born in the wrong era.. 😅

[@joegustin7158]

Thank You Sir Loved It So Sorry To Hear Your Wife Passed Prayers Too

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

Thank you for your heart felt comment.

[@KutWrite]

What a cool guy! Thanks, Rob!

[@chrislauterbach8856]

As a KZbinr I know the value of "like" and time spent watching. But this video was so interesting that not only did I watch the entire episode but wished that it was longer. I am 73 and lived through the entire era discussed. So Lone Ranger, Roy Rogers, Zorro, Annette, etc were part of my childhood and teen years. BTW: I made sure to give this a "like" 📹

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Chris. My era, too.

[@chrislauterbach8856]

@@AWordonWesterns 😀

[@stevensnaturalhorsemanship8721]

Thanks Criss for your thoughtful comment.

[@wiseguymaybe]

Annette was 9 or10 years older than me, but as a kid she was my big crush. And Guy Williams was a hero of mine as Zorro, along with Superman actor George Reeves and James West Robert Conrad, as I played Superman, used a towel as my cape, I would use a long stick as my sword when I played Zorro and James West with hidden plastic toy knives I tried to put in the back of my shirt. And I remember Steve Stevens on an episode of Annette on the Mickey Mouse Club, but by that time it was all in reruns. Sorry Dave, just reflecting my memories. Loved this interview, thank you so much.

[@derekmurray1462]

That was a great interview rob, I have to admit I never heard of the guy , I’m learning a lot of stuff since I subscribed to your channel, the story about him with Annette on his last night before joining the marines the next morning! His following night was a hell of a lot less pleasant I’m sure ! Keep up the good work rob, it’s bringing us all much needed joy in uncertain times ☘️