He’s best known for playing the role of Bobby Sixkiller in the popular syndicated TV drama Renegade, a character that really defined his career and brought him into the spotlight. Before fame took hold, he actually started working in television all the way back in the 1970s, landing small but memorable roles on classic shows like The Bionic Woman and The Rockford Files. He even made an appearance in the pilot episode of Magnum P.I., which was a big deal at the time. Over the years, he didn’t just act—Bobby Sixkiller also worked behind the scenes as a stuntman in numerous Hollywood productions, showcasing his versatility and physical skill. Born in Los Angeles, California, he grew up surrounded by the industry, thanks in part to his father, Leo C. Richmond, who was also a respected actor and stuntman. It’s clear that the world of entertainment ran in the family, and Bobby Sixkiller carved out his own unique path within it.
Standing at an impressive 6’3” and sporting a strong, solid build, he brought his commanding presence to the screen in action-packed roles. He went head-to-head with Steven Seagal in Hard to Kill, delivering intense fight scenes that showcased his physicality. Later on, he also squared off against Arnold Schwarzenegger in Commando, further proving his ability to hold his own among Hollywood’s toughest icons. His performances left a mark, and he remains a memorable figure in classic action cinema. People still talk about how he stood tall—literally and figuratively—alongside legends, and it’s clear that his impact hasn’t faded over time. He really made the most of those high-stakes moments, and fans continue to appreciate his contributions to the genre.