'Walker Texas, Ranger': Through The Years With The Cast

Chuck Norris portrayed the indomitable “Cordell Walker,” bringing his martial arts expertise and stoic charm to the character. “Walker” was the epitome of justice, enforcing the law with a blend of toughness and compassion.

Post-’Walker, Texas Ranger,’ Chuck Norris continued to be a prominent figure in martial arts and entertainment. He made occasional film appearances and remained active in philanthropy. Personally, Norris focused on his family life and wrote several books on martial arts, fitness, and Christian values.

Clarence Gilyard Jr. played “James Trivette,” Walker's partner and a former professional football player turned Texas Ranger. “Trivette” added humor and athleticism to the series, showcasing a strong camaraderie with “Walker.”

Following the series, Gilyard continued his acting career with appearances in various TV shows and films. He also explored academia, teaching acting and film. Personally, he has been involved in community outreach programs, blending his passion for the arts with a commitment to education.

Sheree J. Wilson portrayed “Alex Cahill,” an Assistant District Attorney and “Walker”'s love interest. Her character brought depth to the series as she navigated the challenges of prosecuting criminals while maintaining a relationship with “Walker.”

Wilson continued acting in both TV and film, securing roles in various projects. Additionally, she delved into entrepreneurial ventures, including the fashion industry. In her personal life, Wilson has been active in charity work, supporting causes related to education and health.

Noble Willingham played “C.D. Parker,” a former Ranger and owner of the establishment where “Walker” and “Trivette” often gathered. “C.D.” served as a mentor figure to the main characters, offering wisdom and humor.

Tragically, Noble Willingham passed away in 2004. Before his death, he continued acting in various roles, including appearances in TV shows and films. Outside of acting, Willingham had a brief foray into politics, running for the position of the U.S. House of Representatives in 2000.

Nia Peeples joined the cast later in the series as “Sydney Cooke,” a forensic scientist and close friend of “Walker.” Her character brought a fresh perspective and expertise to the crime-solving aspect of the show.

Post-’Walker, Texas Ranger,’ Peeples continued her acting career with roles in TV shows and movies. She also explored her passion for music, releasing albums and singles. In her personal life, Peeples has been an advocate for health and wellness, often sharing insights and tips through various platforms.