TV Series1967 · ABC · Ended · 60 min
Cowboy in Africa was an American Broadcasting Company television series produced during 1967-1968 by Ivan Tors and featuring Chuck Connors as the main actor. A 1966 television pilot show featuring Hugh O'Brian as Jim Sinclair, made into a movie and released to cinemas, was named Africa - Texas Style.
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Chuck Connors
Jim Sinclair
26 episodes
Ronald Howard
Wing Commander Hayes
26 episodes
Gerald Edwards
Samson
26 episodes
Tom Nardini
John Henry
26 episodes
Jan Murray
2 episodes
Alex Dreier
1 episode
Rupert Crosse
1 episode
Antoinette Bower
1 episode
Joanna Moore
1 episode
James Whitmore
1 episode
Yaphet Kotto
Musa
1 episode
Frank Marth
1 episode
Michael Burns
1 episode
Bonnie Beecher
Deirdre O'Neill
1 episode
Emily Banks
Dr. Anne Marlow
1 episode
Rex Ingram
Nhinga / Dr. Tom Merar
2 episodes
James McEachin
Dr. Lee Matsis
1 episode
Michael Ansara
Ernst Rolf
1 episode
Sue England
Claudia Rolf
1 episode
John Alderson
Baron
1 episode
Michael St. Clair
Harry Hackett
1 episode
Cicely Tyson
Julie Anderson
1 episode
Louis Gossett Jr.
Joseph Hemera / Fulah
2 episodes
Edward Mulhare
Brian Hilliard
1 episode
James Wainwright
George
1 episode
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