Many of My Three Sons cast went on to attain more accomplishments in the future. And while some cast members left the show business, others retired shortly.
In 2009, the My Three Sons cast, including the Livingston brothers, Tina Cole, and Don Grady, reunited on The Early Show to talk about their time on the show.
Today the stars continue to cherish their memories from working on the show and pursue other individual passions.
Fred MacMurray as Steve Douglas
MacMurray portrayed Steve, a widower and aeronautical engineer, raising his three kids in My Three Sons. He was the heart of the show, delivering very tender moments.
His lucrative career spanned decades, adding a long list of film and television credits to his name.
Fred was one of the many actors from the early 1900s, who tirelessly landed role after role, entertaining millions of fans along the way.
Sadly, he passed away of pneumonia on November 5, 1991, in Santa Monica, California, at age 83.
Stanley Livingston as Chip Douglas
Livingston is best known for portraying Chip, the third son of Steve, on My Three Sons. He and MacMurray were the only actors to appear throughout the entire series.
After the show ended, the actor expanded his horizons beyond acting and became a producer and a director.
He went on to appear in shows like Lucas Tanner (1974), Attack of the 60 Foot Centerfold (1995), and Stripteaser (1995).
Livingston's directing and producing credits include Cory the Clown (2001), The Actor's Journey for Kids (2007), and The Actor's Journey Eight-Part Documentary Series (2008).
He retired from the industry in 2012 and has since been enjoying his life with his family away from the spotlight. He is currently 72 years old.
Don Grady as Robbie Douglas
Grady played the role of Robbie, Steven's second son, on My Three Sons. The American actor is also notable as one of the Mousekeeper in the Mickey Mouse Club.
He had also served in the United States Army Reserve for four years.
Don was previously a solo singer and the drummer for The Yellow Balloon, a pop band formed in Los Angeles in 1967. After leaving My Three Sons, he opted to pursue a musical career.
His works included music for Blake Edwards' comedy film Switch and a Las Vegas multimedia stage show starring David Cassidy, Michael Crawford, Rick Springfield, and Tommy Tune.
As a stage performer, the singer starred in the national tour of Pippin and earned roles in Damn Yankees and Godspell.
In the fall of 2008, he released Boomer: JazRokPop, a collection of songs about the baby boomers generation.
Grady passed away of myeloma on June 27, 2012, in Thousand Oaks, California, at age 68.
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