Before Burt Reynolds has a legendary and glorious silver screen career, he first made his reputation to make television. He appeared in a large number of plays between 1959 and 1972. He had roles in one episode in Such classic shows as the "twilight zone", Earl Stanley Gardner's Perry Mason and Lee Marvin's "min". However, one of his unforgettable repetitive roles was probably in the western drama of Charles Marquis Warren, "Gunsmoke" (based on the radio series of Mon Platin and Norman McDonell of the same name), which ran the CBS for an outstanding 20 (!) Between 1955 and 1975. Non -political sincere series.

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Of those 20 seasons, Reynolds starred in three (season 8, 9 and 10), from 1962 to 1965, such as Quint Asper, Semi-Bela and Semi-Commander, presented as a member of the Topsanach tribe of Angela Clark-who played the mother of Quint. But Quint's character really turned a lot more intriguing after meeting the series protagonist, American Marshall Matt Dillon (Jamesesi Ares), who eventually became his friend and helped him fit in white society, as well as to get a job as a deputy Marshall.

During his time at Gunsmoke, it became more and more evident that Reynold's film career had to be undressed. He was even more than a few years since the Ardwarr who eventually found in the late 1960s and early 1970s, but he took a leading role in Christian Nibi's spy thriller "Operation CIA" and renowned director Serjo Corbucci of Western Navayo OEO, "He was released in 196. The TV "," The The TV "," There "," There ". and "branded"), but even his co-stars have noticed that he was probably destined to be a bigger deal in Hollywood than someone stuck on the small screen.

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One of them was Millburn Stone, played by Doc Adams in the Western Series along with Reynolds. In Interview with Cowboys and IndiansThe actor remembered what Stone told him when he returned to shoot him last season at Gunsmoke. He said: "When I came back after I made a movie (during the summer break), Milburn said," Your movies are undressing - get out of here. "" Then Reynolds said, "Do you not like you?" To what Stone replied: "I love your job. But it's time to think about your film career." Then Reynolds continued to praise Stone, claiming to be "the smartest man of Seth, a total gentleman". As we now know, he did not hesitate to take the advice of his co-starved Give up "Gunsmoke" even though you loved it To begin with the pictures that eventually became the pillars of his legacy as a movie Starwar.

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