"It's been really nice that there are a couple of people that stay in your life," he added. Stevenson also said that he remembers his early career fondly and compared watching old episodes of his shows to flipping through a high school yearbook. "That is what our relationship is-it's loose and warm and fun." We'd jump on the trams for the studio tour in the middle of the shot," he told Studio 10, sharing that he and Cassidy loved surprising fans by showing up together unexpectedly. And I think that's what worked, us fooling around in the backlot. It's really dry and it's a humor that I really like-that I'm comfortable with.
There's something about his sense of humor. He's particularly good friends with Cassidy, his TV brother. "We'll have long periods where we don't stay in touch, but then life brings it back and suddenly I'm seeing them and it's just like it was yesterday," the actor said, adding that he had a "six-hour conversation" at brunch with Hasselhoff shortly before his interview. Stevenson shared with WGN News that he remains close with several of his co-stars, including Cassidy, Martin, and Baywatch star David Hasselhoff. He's still close with many of his old co-stars. RELATED: For more celebrity news sent right to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter. " My favorite photographic subject is pure form, whether it be architectural, landscape, found objects, or an image of a person caught in motion for what it reveals about the energy and spirit of that person," he shared with the travel site Where To This Time in 2015.
Today, the actor also takes photographs, which she shares on his website, ShadowWorks. His film credits include Our Time, Stroker Ace, Stitches, Not of This Earth, Loaded, Perfect Disguise, Mistrust, Last Call in the Dog House, and more.
(The couple divorced in 1997.) Stevenson also made several appearances on the silver screen over the years. In 1986, he notably appeared in the TV mini-series North&South: Book 2, Love&War alongside his then-wife, Cheers star Kristie Alley. Soon after The Hardy Boys ended, Stevenson branched out into other TV projects, ultimately landing recurring roles on the TV series The Love Boat, Falcon Crest, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Melrose Place, Baywatch, and most recently, The Greenhouse Academy.
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