Still Here Hollywood
Still Here Hollywood
Steve Kmetko, Still Here Network
Patrick Duffy "Dallas"
1 hour 11 minutes Posted Nov 9, 2026 at 11:00 am.
Patrick Duffy joins Still Here Hollywood
Growing up in Montana
55 years practicing Buddhism
The teacher who changed Patrick's life
How he got Dallas without auditioning
The infamous Bobby Ewing shower
When Dallas became a phenomenon
Meeting Larry Hagman
Being with Hagman near the end
The outrageous Larry Hagman story
Meeting Hagman's mother, Mary Martin
Bobby Ewing and the original Dallas concept
The secret filming of the shower scene
The story behind "Who Shot J.R.?"
The murder of Patrick's parents
How Buddhism helped him survive tragedy
Grieving his wife of 46 years
Falling in love with Linda Purl
Reinventing himself on Step by Step
Working with Suzanne Somers
What Patrick wants his legacy to be
What Larry Hagman would say today
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Patrick Duffy "Dallas"
Patrick Duffy became one of television's most recognizable stars as Bobby Ewing on the legendary series Dallas, but the stories behind his remarkable career are every bit as fascinating as what happened on screen.
Patrick joins Steve Kmetko for a revealing and deeply personal conversation about the extraordinary success of Dallas, his instant friendship with Larry Hagman, the phenomenon of "Who Shot J.R.?" and the incredible secrecy surrounding Bobby Ewing's famous return from the dead in one of television's most unforgettable shower scenes.
He also shares hilarious memories of Hagman, reflects on being at his friend's bedside near the end of his life, and opens up about the devastating murder of his parents and how his Buddhist faith helped him survive unimaginable loss.
Patrick also talks about losing his wife of 46 years, unexpectedly finding love again with actress Linda Purl, his seven years starring opposite Suzanne Somers on Step by Step, and why, at 77, he's thinking less about fame and more about leaving something meaningful behind.
It's Patrick Duffy as you've rarely heard him, funny, candid, emotional, and very much still here.
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