He was good on GE Theater and Death Valley Days. And I liked his old movies when the came up on the TV.
I also liked "The Speech" he made in support of Barry Goldwater, as I was in high school and encountering Objectivist "philosophy" which I thought was philosophy. And I though I was intellectual, and philosophical and smarter than anyone could be. 
And Ronnie summed up everything that was righteous, simplistic, but righteous, in one speech.
However, my heart was with the civil rights movement, and I was always for equal rights for women, and the Vietnam War was reaching out to get me and I couldn't figure out why. So I went through a transformation while Ronnie considered running for office.
But when he became Governor of CA, I was far off, but aware of his antics. I know he decimated the universities. And then when he became president, I was quite radicalized, and take note of all your citations. Ronnie was a pig!
--imm
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