Born on March 1, 1935, as Conrad Robert Norton Falk, Robert Conrad was a remarkably versatile American entertainment professional, whose remarkable career traversed a wide range of creative mediums, encompassing not only the silver screen and small screen, but also the realm of music and even the high-stakes world of stunt work.
Conrad's most remarkable and enduring performance was undoubtedly his masterful rendition of the enigmatic and daring Secret Service agent James T. West in the incredibly popular and influential television series, "The Wild Wild West", which aired from 1965 to 1969 and firmly established him as a household name and a beloved figure in American popular culture.
Conrad's impressive acting career was further solidified by his memorable portrayal of the legendary World War II fighter pilot, Gregory "Pappy" Boyington, in the popular television series, initially titled Baa Baa Black Sheep, which would later be syndicated and renamed Black Sheep Squadron, leaving a lasting impact on audiences everywhere.
Conrad's multifaceted artistic endeavors extended beyond the realm of acting, as he simultaneously explored his passion for music, unveiling a pop/rock persona known as Bob Conrad towards the latter half of the 1950s and the early years of the 1960s.
Throughout the latter stages of his illustrious career, Robert Conrad continued to be a prominent figure in the world of entertainment, marking a significant milestone in 2008 with the launch of his own weekly two-hour national radio show, titled "The PM Show with Robert Conrad", which aired on CRN Digital Talk Radio, a testament to his enduring passion and dedication to the industry.
