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Conrad continued his stellar voice work on ''The Fugitive'' and also directed feature films like ''Brainstorm''. By the end of the 1960's, he had become less self-conscious and began appearing more often on camera. He made guest appearances on shows like ''The Name of the Game'' and ''The High Chaparral'', as well as TV-movie appearances. He co-starred in two pilots for Jack Webb that became series, ''The D.A.: Conspiracy to Kill'' (which led to Webb's short-lived series with Creator/RobertConrad, ''The D.A.'') and ''Operation: Cobra'' (the pilot for Creator/DavidJanssen's series ''O'Hara: United States Treasury''), but it was another pilot he did for Quinn Martin, one in which he had the starring role, that led to a series and a StarMakingRole.
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Conrad continued his stellar voice work on ''The Fugitive'' and also directed feature films like ''Brainstorm''. By the end of the 1960's, he had become less self-conscious and began appearing more often on camera. He made guest appearances on shows like ''The Name of the Game'' and ''The High Chaparral'', as well as TV-movie appearances. He co-starred in two pilots for Jack Webb that became series, ''The D.A.: Conspiracy to Kill'' (which led to Webb's short-lived series with Creator/RobertConrad, Creator/RobertConrad -no relation-, ''The D.A.'') and ''Operation: Cobra'' (the pilot for Creator/DavidJanssen's series ''O'Hara: United States Treasury''), but it was another pilot he did for Quinn Martin, one in which he had the starring role, that led to a series and a StarMakingRole.
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* ''Series/ItTakesAThief'' (voice of Strategy Room Announcer, 1970)
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* ''Series/ItTakesAThief'' ''Series/ItTakesAThief1968'' (voice of Strategy Room Announcer, 1970)
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Instead, Conrad turned his attention to radio, appearing in an estimated 7,000 radio shows. He originated the role of Marshal Matt Dillon on ''Radio/{{Gunsmoke}}'', but while his magnificent voice was certainly befitting of a Western hero, his appearance was not, and he opted not to try out for the subsequent [[Series/{{Gunsmoke}} television series]] adaptation. James Arness landed the part of Marshal Dillon for TV.
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Instead, Conrad turned his attention to radio, appearing in an estimated 7,000 radio shows. He originated the role of Marshal Matt Dillon on ''Radio/{{Gunsmoke}}'', but while his magnificent voice was certainly befitting of a Western hero, his appearance was not, and he opted not to try out for the subsequent [[Series/{{Gunsmoke}} television series]] adaptation. James Arness Creator/JamesArness landed the part of Marshal Dillon for TV.
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