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Milburn Stone believed that what set him apart from other actors was self-respect We're asking Doc Adams to write us a prescription for self-love.
James Arness wasn't stressed about his limited Gunsmoke screen time Arness wasn't interested in being a leading man.
M*A*S*H Facts: Alan Alda's feelings changed over time after the show ended The actor had a complicated relationship with his former life in the 4077th
Have you heard Ken Curtis' album he recorded in character as Festus? Did you know that before he arrived at Dodge City, Curtis replaced Sinatra?
Gunsmoke star James Arness praised this producer for his work on the series "Most of the time, John takes care of everything."
Milburn Stone based Doc Adams on his grandfather "He was my Doc," Stone said of his relative.
A brief history of creepy dolls on classic TV A by-no-means-comprehensive look at the trope of the killer toy.
Milburn Stone: ''I created Doc Adams, heart and soul.'' “The series was semi-documentary,” said the actor.
M*A*S*H Facts: Gary Burghoff left as his first marriage crumbled The fallout of his relationship led to trouble on the set of the hit series
The surprising reason Christopher Lee's Frankenstein looks so different than other portrayals of The Creature The 1957 film took a new approach to the monster.
Despite what fans assumed, Paul Fix wasn't frustrated with his Rifleman character "People have respect for the man and the badge," said the actor.
Director Terence Fisher on including his own personal views in horror films Fisher directed several films for Hammer Productions.
Christopher Knight on the Brady Bunch follow-ups: ''I really didn't want to do them'' Singing and dancing were a distant second to acting for Peter Brady.
It's time for a Franken-poll! Who's your favorite version of Frankenstein's monster? It's alive!
Life without Archie: Sally Struthers' short-lived CBS spin-off ''Gloria'' "I grew up as Gloria grew up," said actress Sally Struthers.
Exclusive Interview: Svengoolie Artist Collection designer Joe Staton on the horror and comics that shaped his legendary career A little bit scary, a little bit funny. Who could be a more perfect fit?
Here's how Irene Ryan used discipline to solve her energy problem Here's how Irene Ryan had all the energy she needed to become America's most beloved shotgun-carrying granny.
At first, Amanda Blake hated Milburn Stone and he had no idea They were one big happy family—almost.
Warwick Davis said that he loved talking about the Leprechaun movies "I love that people always ask me about them,” said Davis
M*A*S*H's Loretta Swit thought laughter and comedy were hard to come by Swit still kept a positive attitude even when things looked negative.
Warwick Davis shared his pitch for the next Leprechaun movie "I always imagined that after he left the human world, he’d go back to his own leprechaun family."
Before he appeared as The Creature in Curse of Frankenstein, Christopher Lee received some acting advice from Boris Karloff Karloff was able to share some monstrous wisdom.
Can you choose between these Hammer films? It's not easy work!
Mary Tyler Moore's life before The Dick Van Dyke Show Find out how the famous actress became famous in the first place!
Christopher Lee called his title as a horror icon ''nonsensical'' "I haven’t done a horror film since 1975," said the actor.
Here's how Henry Winkler kept a practical perspective on his fame “Fear isn’t necessarily bad,” said the Happy Days actor.
Mini menace poll: Who is your favorite tiny terror? Knee-high nerve-wracking menaces!
How Joan Harrison went from a secretary to a producer on Alfred Hitchcock Presents “It was a lucky association for me,” said Harrison.
Andy Griffith took it personally when Elinor Donahue left his show "Ellie didn't fraternize much with Andy or Don."
Did Terence Fisher direct this film? How many of these films can you recognize?
Poll: Who is the best horror actor? There can be only one! Choose your favorite!
All-New Daily Andy Griffith Quiz: ''Opie's Hobo Friend'' Brand new questions! Same ol' Andy!
Christopher Lee on his time filming The Curse of Frankenstein (1957): ''I was never so content.'' Lee credited the film with helping him adjust to the horror genre.
Many fans expected George Lindsey to know everything about cars Many fans thought Lindsey knew as much about cars as Goober did, but that wasn't the case.
Harry Morgan said the ''real'' him could be seen in his M*A*S*H character Harry Morgan always stayed true to himself, even while playing the role of someone else.