I watched and loved this show while living back East.  Then I moved to LA and ended up working for a company that was inside that very same building.  They only used the exterior shots and then went to the studio.  Dino's Lodge was right next to it.  It was a dream come true for me.  Wonderful memories.

Ed Kookie Burns was a Real Cool bloke back then.

A collection of very strong actors and actresses overall. Good to see Brent Maverick (Robert Colbert) is still with us.

Greatest show ever would love to watch it somehow

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Show was before my time but I loved watching the reruns

………absolutely loved this tv show! I wrote to Efrem Zimbalist Jr, & received an autographed postcard in response. In 1960, ‘Roscoe’ was here on tour with some Mouseketeers’, & Duncan Reynaldo (Cisco Kid’. I met them all! It was a fantastic experience for me, as a kid………

When America had some class....😢😢😢😢

Efrem Zimbalist Jr, apareció también en la famosa serie FBI, y con doblaje de voz igual al de Elliot Ness de los Intocables.

How could you possibly have missed Roger Smith? He was one of the two main characters, along with Efrem Zimbalist, who appeared weekly in the series.

The woman here who aged without getting cosmetic surgery remained gorgeous.

Diane McBain was a beauty, but what a sexy voice!

That is not George J Lewis, it is Oscar Beregi jr.

………both Richard Long, & Andrew Duggan, starred in detective drama, ‘Bourbon Street Beat’…………

I don’t know who George J. Lewis is or was, but the photos you have posted under that name are of Oscar Beregi, Jr. He had six appearances in 77 Sunset Strip, but the one you list as character “border crossing agent” was his first one and he did not even earn screen credit for it. An odd choice, to say the least. However you did correctly cite Beregi’s death as being in 1976.
Now, if we only knew who George J. Lewis actually was, at least in the context of this show.
Edit: Lewis was a Mexican-born character actor with over 300 credits in mostly bit parts his career. He was most recognized for playing the father of Zorro in the series that starred Guy Williams. He also did this tv series 6 times, but was only uncredited in his final appearance. Lewis reportedly died of a stroke in 1995, two days shy of his 92nd birthday.

That's not George J Lewis. The right-hand picture is Oscar Beregi. Don't know the guy on the left.

Juraba que Troy Donahue era uno de los actores protagonistas de la famosa serie.