It’s a moment of jubilation and celebration for Chuck Norris. The actor Who played Walker on TV’s Walker, Texas Ranger is now a Texas Ranger for real. The 70-year-old actor and martial-arts expert was named an honorary member of the elite Texas law enforcement force Thursday by Texas Gov. Rick Perry.
According to People,
Chuck Norris, the one-time karate-kicking star of TV’s Walker, Texas Ranger and ’80s action movies, is now the real deal: an honorary Texas Ranger, by edict of the Lone Star State’s Gov. Rick Perry. The actor, 70, was saluted in Dallas on Thursday at a ceremony that also recognized the good deeds done by his younger brother, Aaron Norris, 59, a stunt coordinator and producer, the Associated Press reports.
Congratulations on this amazing achievement, Chuck! Though I’ll never forgive you for playing the bad guy opposite Bruce Lee in Return of the Dragon, you will always enjoy a special position in my heart. I know it’s a contradictory statement, but dammit, you are a great person! Go Chuck!
