Complete Cast
James Drury and Doug McClure were the only performers who appeared in all nine seasons of the series (season numbers follow cast members name).
- James Drury as The Virginian (Seasons 1–9)
- Doug McClure as Trampas (Seasons 1–9)
- Lee J. Cobb as Judge Henry Garth (Seasons 1–4)
- Gary Clarke as Steve Hill (Season 1–3)
- Roberta Shore as Betsy Garth (Seasons 1–4)
- Pippa Scott as Molly Wood (Season 1)
- Ross Elliott as Sheriff Abbott (Seasons 1–3; 5–9)
- Frank Sully as Bartender Danny (Seasons 1–5)
- John Bryant as Dr. Spaulding (Seasons 2–6)
- Randy Boone as Randy Benton (Seasons 2–4)
- Harper Flaherty as Harper (Seasons 2–8)
- L.Q. Jones as Andy Belden (Seasons 2–6; 9)
- Clu Gulager as Deputy Ryker (Seasons 3–6)
- Diane Roter as Jennifer, Garth's niece (Season 4)
- John Dehner as Morgan Starr (Season 4)
- Harlan Warde as Sheriff Brannan (Season 4)
- Charles Bickford as John Grainger (Seasons 5–6)
- Don Quine as Stacy Grainger (Seasons 5–6)
- Sara Lane as Elizabeth Grainger (Seasons 5–8)
- John McIntire as Clay Grainger (Seasons 6–8)
- Jeanette Nolan as Holly Grainger (Season 6-8)
- David Hartman as Dave Sutton (Season 7)
- Tim Matheson as Jim Horn (Season 8)
- Stewart Granger as Col. MacKenzie (Season 9)
- Lee Majors as Roy Tate (Season 9)
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