'Knots Landing' star Ted Shackelford spotted with walker during rare Los Angeles outing at 80

"Knots Landing" star Ted Shackelford was spotted out in Los Angeles on a rare outing.In the photos, the actor, 80, is seen sporting a blue collared shirt layered with a blue knit cardigan, which he paired with black trousers, sunglasses and sneakers.Shackelford first rose to fame starring as Raymond Gordon on "Another World" for 110 episodes, before landing the role of Gary Ewing in the hit show "Dallas," and later its spinoff, "Knots Landing."Shackelford was photographed during a rare public outing in Los Angeles.(Backgrid)DONNA MILLS DOES 100 SIT-UPS A DAY, PLAYS TENNIS FIVE TIMES A WEEK AT 85 BUT WON'T QUIT DORITOSHe played the black sheep of the Ewing family on the show from 1979 to 1993, and maintained a strong acting career following the end of the show.While he played the character for over a decade, he told The Dallas Decoder in 2013 he never liked the character, even referring to him as "weak."Shackelford was sporting a blue shirt with a matching cardigan and black pants.
(Backgrid)Shackelford played Gary Ewing on "Knots Landing" from 1979 to 1993.(CBS Photo Archive/Getty Images)"I thought he never thought anything through.
I didn’t see any strength of character," he said."I mean, just once I wanted him to have some courage.
And I never saw that."GET ENTERTAINMENT SCOOP DELIVERED RIGHT TO YOUR EMAIL BY CLICKING HEREShackelford went on to appear in a number of TV movies and as a guest on various TV shows, including "Cybill" and "Spin City."Despite playing the character for many years, Shackelford actually did not like Gary Ewing.(CBS via Getty Images)He then returned to his soap opera roots, starring as Jeffery and William Bardwell on "The Young and the Restless" from 2006 to 2015.
He most recently appeared in a 2017 episode of the hit show, "NCIS."1975-1976: Shackelford got his start on the soap opera, "Another World," playing Raymond Gordon.1979-1981: The actor landed the role of Gary Ewing on the hit soap opera "Dallas," appearing in nine episodes.1...