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If you were around in the 70s you’ll remember the television series “The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp.” Hugh O’Brian starred in this show along with numerous TV appearances and movies, including “The Shootist” with John Wayne. This was Wayne’s final movie. O’Brian played the last actor whom John Wayne ever killed on the screen. Hugh was born Hugh Krampe but decided he didn’t want to use that name in life, so he took his mother’s maiden name O’Brien. They misspelled it with an a, so he kept it that way. He was married only once and that was to his girlfriend of 18 years. Hugh was 81 at the time. He created the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Foundation, a nonprofit youth leadership program for high school scholars, which has sponsored more than a half million students. The reason for this brief podcast is: The state of Wisconsin’s involvement in the program to this day. He had an interesting answer to the question of how long the Wyatt Earp show was on TV.

If you were around in the 70s you’ll remember the television series “The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp.” Hugh O’Brian starred in this show along with numerous TV appearances and movies, including “The Shootist” with John Wayne. This was Wayne’s final movie. O’Brian played the last actor whom John Wayne ever killed on the screen. Hugh was born Hugh Krampe but decided he didn’t want to use that name in life, so he took his mother’s maiden name O’Brien. They misspelled it with an a, so he kept it that way. He was married only once and that was to his girlfriend of 18 years. Hugh was 81 at the time. He created the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Foundation, a nonprofit youth leadership program for high school scholars, which has sponsored more than a half million students. The reason for this brief podcast is: The state of Wisconsin’s involvement in the program to this day. He had an interesting answer to the question of how long the Wyatt Earp show was on TV.

Hugh O'Brian, best-known for portraying legendary lawman Wyatt Earp, talks about his acting career as well as HOBY, his successful youth leardership project, in this special episode. O’Brian’s movies include such popular releases as The Shootist, Ten Little Indians, Come Fly with Me, and Twins. With the help of his lovely wife, Virginia, he’s also written a memoir titled Hugh O’Brian, or What’s Left of Him -- just in time to celebrate his 90th birthday on April 19! One of the few remaining classic Western stars, O'Brian has amazing stories of an era in entertainment that there soon will be too few who can share in first person. Friends, family and fans have been encouraging Hugh to finish his autobiography for several years.  The book chronicles many never before published stories about Marilyn Monroe, the Marine Corps, living at the House of Seven Garbos, meeting Albert Schweitzer, and being shot between the eyes on the set of The Shootist because the director wanted a film shot without interruption, which wouldn’t allow for the use of a stuntman. O’Brian’s impressive showbiz resume includes 7 Broadway shows, 33 films and 450 television shows. He has a well-deserved star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and a Golden Globe Award.   Virginia O’Brian, film historian James Colt Harrison, and Classic Movie Guide founder Diana Saenger will also participate in this celebration of Hugh O’Brian’s upcoming 90th birthday. Happy Birthday, Hugh!

Hugh O'Brian, best-known for portraying legendary lawman Wyatt Earp, talks about his acting career as well as HOBY, his successful youth leardership project, in this special episode. O’Brian’s movies include such popular releases as The Shootist, Ten Little Indians, Come Fly with Me, and Twins. With the help of his lovely wife, Virginia, he’s also written a memoir titled Hugh O’Brian, or What’s Left of Him -- just in time to celebrate his 90th birthday on April 19! One of the few remaining classic Western stars, O'Brian has amazing stories of an era in entertainment that there soon will be too few who can share in first person. Friends, family and fans have been encouraging Hugh to finish his autobiography for several years.  The book chronicles many never before published stories about Marilyn Monroe, the Marine Corps, living at the House of Seven Garbos, meeting Albert Schweitzer, and being shot between the eyes on the set of The Shootist because the director wanted a film shot without interruption, which wouldn’t allow for the use of a stuntman. O’Brian’s impressive showbiz resume includes 7 Broadway shows, 33 films and 450 television shows. He has a well-deserved star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and a Golden Globe Award.    Virginia O’Brian, film historian James Colt Harrison, and Classic Movie Guide founder Diana Saenger will also participate in this celebration of Hugh O’Brian’s upcoming 90th birthday. Happy Birthday, Hugh!

Hugh O'Brian: Actor and Humanitarian

Wyatt Earp

Episode 042 Actor Hugh O'Brian of Wyatt Earp fame,has a chat with us about his HOBY program, Wyatt Earp, John Wayne and more!  We also look at "The Last Warrior", "Bubba Nosferatu" and more on this episode of On Screen and Beyond!

On Screen & Beyond episode 042 Hugh O'Brian (The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp)

Episode #042 of On Screen &amp; Beyond - Hugh O'Brian, TV &amp; movie star,  played Wyatt Earp for years on TV and he joins us this week for a chat.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/on-screen-and-beyond/message

Episode #042 of On Screen &amp; Beyond - Hugh O'Brian, TV &amp; movie star,  played Wyatt Earp for years on TV and he joins us this week for a chat.--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/on-screen-and-beyond/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/on-screen-and-beyond/message</a>