Dallas: ten years ago JR died: Sue Elle and the others, that’s what happened to the protagonists

On November 23, 2012, the audience that loved Dallas so much, a cult series from the 80s set in the Texan metropolis, said goodbye to one of its most iconic protagonists: Larry Hagman, who plays the ruthless oilman JR Ewing. The series, which aired for the first time 41 years ago on Rai 1, followed the story of a wealthy family of oilmen, ready to do anything to overwhelm the competitors-rivals. Subsequently passed on Canale 5, it became one of the most important commercial TV programs. “Dallas” – which aired until 1992 for a total of 14 seasons – was one of the first telefilms distributed almost worldwide, translated and dubbed into 67 different languages ​​in more than 90 countries, a record for American television. Even in Italy the success was overwhelming (almost 16 million and 500 thousand viewers for the first episode). Mysteries, twists and turns and suspense were the order of the day and in terms of viewership “Dallas” long rivaled the other great series of the time, “Dynasty”. But what happened to all the protagonists over the years?