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| Guy Williams | ... | Don Diego de la Vega / ... (82 episodes, 1957-1961) | |
| Gene Sheldon | ... | Bernardo (82 episodes, 1957-1961) | |
| Henry Calvin | ... | Sgt. Demetrio Lopez Garcia / ... (81 episodes, 1957-1961) | |
| Don Diamond | ... | Corp. Reyes / ... (52 episodes, 1957-1959) | |
| George J. Lewis | ... | Don Alejandro de la Vega / ... (49 episodes, 1957-1961) |
Series Directed by | |||
| Hollingsworth Morse | (19 episodes, 1959) | ||
| Charles Barton | (17 episodes, 1958-1959) | ||
| Norman Foster | (14 episodes, 1957-1958) | ||
| William Witney | (11 episodes, 1958-1960) | ||
| Charles Lamont | (9 episodes, 1958-1959) | ||
| Lewis R. Foster | (4 episodes, 1957) | ||
| John Meredyth Lucas | (3 episodes, 1958) | ||
| Robert Stevenson | (3 episodes, 1958) | ||
| Harmon Jones | (2 episodes, 1959) | ||
| James Neilson | (2 episodes, 1961) | ||
Series Writing credits | ||
| Johnston McCulley | (82 episodes, 1957-1961) | |
| Bob Wehling | (28 episodes, 1957-1961) | |
| Lowell S. Hawley | (24 episodes, 1957-1959) | |
| N.B. Stone Jr. | (9 episodes, 1958-1959) | |
| John Meredyth Lucas | (7 episodes, 1957-1958) | |
| Robert Bloomfield | (7 episodes, 1958-1959) | |
| Norman Foster | (6 episodes, 1957-1958) | |
| Jackson Gillis | (2 episodes, 1957) | |
| Lewis R. Foster | (2 episodes, 1958-1959) | |
| Gene L. Coon | (2 episodes, 1958) | |
| Maurice Hill | (2 episodes, 1959) | |
Series Produced by | |||
| Bill Anderson | .... | producer / associate producer (82 episodes, 1957-1961) | |
| Louis Debney | .... | associate producer (3 episodes, 1960-1961) | |
Series Original Music by | |||
| William Lava | (80 episodes, 1957-1960) | ||
| Buddy Baker | (2 episodes, 1961) | ||
Series Cinematography by | |||
| Gordon Avil | (78 episodes, 1957-1959) | ||
| Lucien Ballard | (2 episodes, 1960) | ||
Series Film Editing by | |||
| Cotton Warburton | (38 episodes, 1957-1959) | ||
| Roy V. Livingston | (25 episodes, 1957-1958) | ||
| Hugh Chaloupka | (11 episodes, 1957-1958) | ||
| Robert Stafford | (7 episodes, 1958-1961) | ||
| George Gale | (3 episodes, 1958-1959) | ||
| Edward Sampson | (3 episodes, 1958) | ||
| Al Teeter | (2 episodes, 1958) | ||
| Basil Wrangell | (2 episodes, 1960) | ||
Series Production Design by | |||
| Marvin Aubrey Davis | (1 episode, 1957) | ||
Series Art Direction by | |||
| Marvin Aubrey Davis | (82 episodes, 1957-1961) | ||
Series Set Decoration by | |||
| Emile Kuri | (82 episodes, 1957-1961) | ||
| Hal Gausman | (78 episodes, 1957-1959) | ||
| William Stevens | (2 episodes, 1960) | ||
Series Costume Design by | |||
| Chuck Keehne | (unknown episodes) | ||
Series Makeup Department | |||
| Pat McNalley | .... | makeup artist (82 episodes, 1957-1961) | |
| Ruth Sandifer | .... | hair stylist (4 episodes, 1960-1961) | |
Series Production Management | |||
| Roy Wade | .... | unit manager (81 episodes, 1957-1961) | |
| Russ Haverick | .... | unit manager (3 episodes, 1959) | |
Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director | |||
| Russ Haverick | .... | assistant director (38 episodes, 1957-1959) | |
| Vincent McEveety | .... | assistant director (19 episodes, 1957-1960) | |
| Arthur J. Vitarelli | .... | assistant director (18 episodes, 1958) | |
| Ron Miller | .... | assistant director (15 episodes, 1958-1959) | |
| Joseph L. McEveety | .... | assistant director (5 episodes, 1958-1961) | |
| A.W. Miller | .... | assistant director (4 episodes, 1959) | |
| William F. Sheehan | .... | assistant director (3 episodes, 1958) | |
| Robert G. Shannon | .... | assistant director (3 episodes, 1959) | |
Series Sound Department | |||
| Robert O. Cook | .... | sound (82 episodes, 1957-1961) | |
Series Special Effects by | |||
| George E. Turner | .... | special effects (unknown episodes) | |
Series Visual Effects by | |||
| Peter Ellenshaw | .... | matte artist (29 episodes, 1957-1960) | |
| Albert Whitlock | .... | matte artist (3 episodes, 1957) | |
Series Camera and Electrical Department | |||
| Calvin A. Maehl | .... | gaffer (39 episodes, 1957-1958) | |
Series Costume and Wardrobe Department | |||
| Chuck Keehne | .... | costumer (82 episodes, 1957-1961) | |
Series Music Department | |||
| Tom Adair | .... | composer: additional music (12 episodes, 1958-1959) | |
| Buddy Baker | .... | composer: additional music (7 episodes, 1958-1959) | |
| George Bruns | .... | composer: additional music (7 episodes, 1958-1959) | |
| Joseph Dubin | .... | composer: additional music (5 episodes, 1957-1959) | |
| Hazel George | .... | composer: additional music (5 episodes, 1957-1959) | |
| N.B. Stone Jr. | .... | composer: additional music (2 episodes, 1959) | |
| Richard M. Sherman | .... | composer: additional music (2 episodes, 1961) | |
| Robert B. Sherman | .... | composer: additional music (2 episodes, 1961) | |
Series Other crew | |||
| Fred Cavens | .... | fencing master (81 episodes, 1957-1961) | |
| Louis Debney | .... | production coordinator (78 episodes, 1957-1959) | |
| Lowell S. Hawley | .... | story editor (39 episodes, 1958-1959) | |
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One might say this is quite possibly the most entertaining TV show ever created. "Zorro" has a rare combination of action, adventure, suspense, music, and even comedy. Though Guy Williams is only one of many men who have donned the mask of Zorro, he is considered by many, including me, to be the one true Zorro. Williams, though the true highlight of the show, was just part of a great cast. Gene Sheldon is a convincing "deaf" mute and we can always rely on Sergeant Garcia (Henry Calvin) for a few laughs. This show also is unique because even though it holds enough action and plot for adults, it is still mild enough for even very young children to watch and enjoy.
When "Zorro" originally aired on ABC from 1957-1959, it was a smash hit, knocking 5 of the 7 shows airing at the same time off the air. Unfortunately, due to legal problems with the rights of the show, only two full seasons of the show and four one-hour episodes were completed. But, on the bright side, "Zorro" can still be seen nightly on the Disney Channel.