Many would credit the show’s immense success and subsequent cult status to its incredible cast.
But where is that cast now?
Where did they go after they left Colorado Springs?
In real life, Seymour faced her own harrowing struggles before joining the series.
“I called my agent and I said, ‘I will do anything.
like tell the networks,'” Seymour recalled.
A short time later, she received the script for “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.”
Despite the lucky break, Seymour didn’t immediately see potential in “Dr. Namely, she didn’t think viewers would be interested in a Western series with a female protagonist.
But as we know, “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman” was indeed a massive success.
Quinn, Medicine Woman.’
It was such a remarkable series.”
But what’s Dr. Quinn up to these days?
“I’ve been offered more work than I’ve ever been,” she toldThe Guardianin 2022.
Lando played Sully, the tomahawk-throwing hunk who falls in love with Dr. Quinn.
Lando’s rugged appearance and luscious hair made him a perfect fit for the role of Sully.
“He’s real.
After the series ended, Lando cut his legendary locks.
The dramatic hair transformation allowed him to play a broader range of characters.
Quinn,'” Lando toldChicago Parent.
“So I always had to find a way to fit the hair into the story.
you’re able to’t play a banker and have long hair and have it work.”
He also maintains a close relationship with his former castmates.
In 2021, the actor reunited with Jane Seymour and William Shockley to celebrate his 60th birthday.
Allen did well in the Western drama, gathering a few awards and several nominations.
‘I’m incredibly grateful and always will be."
none were ever substantiated, perDistractify.
Bowman played Colleen Cooper for three seasons and 88 episodes of “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.”
The veteran performer brought her impressive acting chops to eight episodes of the Western drama between 1993 and 1997.
She was married to Jack Tenner, a Superior Court Judge in Los Angeles.
She will be greatly missed," her family wrote in her obituary.
Overall, fans had a major love/hate relationship with this complicated character.
For Shockley’s part, he didn’t mind playing a quasi-villain.
In fact, he was inspired by Hank.
“I loved the privilege of developing a character over a 6-year run,” Shockley toldMedia Mikesin 2014.
“He was one guy on the surface and a totally different person in his heart.”
Shockley was already a veteran actor when he landed “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.”
He first became interested in acting as a teenager.
Shockley’s first big break came in 1987 when he landed a role in “RoboCop.”
Several years later, “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman” helped launch his entertainment career to new heights.
After the series ended, Shockley found his niche in the Western genre.
In 2017, he co-wrote and directed the critically acclaimed short “Common Threads.”
As if he wasn’t busy enough, Shockley is also a production company executive and a musician.
Bray was crotchety and often troublesome, which was totally unlike long-time comedian Orson Bean.
Throughout his career, Collison has remained dedicated to the stage, too.
Lower appeared as the reverend in 118 episodes of “Dr. Quinn,” spread between 1993 to 1998.
In that time, we saw Rev.
But what’s Lower been up to since he said goodbye to Rev.
Quite a lot, actually.
The publication also reported that Sanders didn’t set out to become an actor.
In fact, he went to L.A. in search of a publisher for his novel.
While that novel never got published, the writer-turned-actor never put down his pen.
So, what’s Babcock been up to since “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman” ended?
Sadly, the actor was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease two years after settling in her newly renovated home.
“That was a big jolt, obviously,” she revealed.
“I asked the doctor, ‘How long do I have?’
… His answer was, ‘eight to ten years.’
That was 14 years ago.”
Allen played Grace for 107 episodes of “Dr. Quinn” over five years.
“We were very much involved in the foundation of the old west.”
However, Allen is not slowing down.
Knobeloch brought the barber-surgeon to life in the Western drama for 128 episodes.
But then he moved to Australia.
Apparently, Knobeloch’s wife denied ever agreeing to live in Australia, and the two separated.
