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Lee Marvin


 
General Information (Lee Marvin)
 
Mostly Credited As: Lee Marvin
Date Of Birth: February 19, 1924 (Age 63)
Country Of Birth: USA
Birth Place: New York, New York
Date Of Death: August 29, 1987
Cause Of Death: Heart Attack
Height: 6' 2" (1.87 m)
Spouse
Pamela Marvin Oct/18/1970 - Aug/29/1987 (His death)
Elizabeth Ebeling 1951 - Jan/05/1967 (Divorced) (4 children)

White-haired actor most famous for his tough guy roles in films such as The Dirty Dozen but won an Academy Award for Best Actor in 1965 for his role in the comic western Cat Ballou.
 
 
Lee Marvin TV Appearances
 
Main cast 
Show: M Squad(1957)As: Lt. Frank Ballinger
Episode Cast Credits 
Show: Wogan (1982) 
  Series 3, Show 1 03x01: (Jan/14/1984) As Himself 
Show: The American Film Institute Salute to ... (1973) 
  The American Film Institute Salute to James Cagney 02x01: (Mar/18/1974) As Himself 
Show: The Flip Wilson Show (1970) 
  Ruth Buzzi, Lee Marvin, Jackie Vernon, Chi-Lites 02x25: (Mar/09/1972) As Himself, [Special Guest Stars]
Show: The Academy Awards (1929) 
  The 39th Annual Academy Awards 39x01: (Apr/10/1967) As Presenter: Best Actress 
  The 38th Annual Academy Awards 38x01: (Apr/18/1966) As Best Actor Winner 
Show: Dr. Kildare (1961) 
  Sound of a Faraway Hill 04x06: (Oct/29/1964) As Buddy Bishop 
  One for the Road 01x27: (Apr/12/1962) As Dr. Paul Probeck 
Show: The Great Adventure (1963) 
  Six Wagons to the Sea 01x04: (Oct/18/1963) As Misok Bedrozian 
Show: Kraft Suspense Theatre (1963) 
  The Case Against Paul Ryker (2) 01x02: (Oct/17/1963) As Sgt. Paul Ryker 
  The Case Against Paul Ryker (1) 01x01: (Oct/10/1963) As Sgt. Paul Ryker 
Show: The Twilight Zone (1959) 
  Steel 05x02: (Oct/04/1963) As Steel Kelly 
  The Grave 03x07: (Oct/27/1961) As Conny Miller 
Show: Combat! (1962) 
  Bridge at Chalons 02x01: (Sep/17/1963) As Sgt. Turk 
Show: The Dick Powell Show (1961) 
  Epilogue 02x27: (Apr/02/1963) As Finn 
Show: The Untouchables (1959) (1959) 
  A Fist of Five 04x10: (Dec/04/1962) As Mike Brannon, [Special Guest Stars]
  Element of Danger 03x19: (Mar/22/1962) As Victor Rait, [Special Guest Stars]
  The Nick Acropolis Story 02x31: (Jun/01/1961) As Nick Acropolis, [Special Guest Stars]
Show: The Virginian (1962) 
  It Tolls for Thee 01x09: (Nov/21/1962) As Martin Kalig 
Show: Bonanza (1959) 
  The Crucible 03x28: (Apr/08/1962) As Peter Kane 
Show: Ben Casey (1961) 
  A Story to Be Softly Told 01x16: (Jan/22/1962) As Gerry Bramson 
Show: Route 66 (1960) (1960) 
  Mon Petit Chou 02x09: (Nov/24/1961) As Glenn Ryan 
  Sheba 01x12: (Jan/06/1961) As Woody Biggs 
Show: General Electric Theater (1953) 
• 7 episode credits -- (First Appearance: Sunday November 28th, 1954)
  The Joke's on Me 09x29: (Apr/16/1961) As Sid Benton 
  Don't You Remember? 08x31: (May/08/1960) As Clerk 
  The Last Reunion 08x02: (Sep/27/1959) As Joe Kittridge 
  All I Survey 06x17: (Feb/02/1958) As Dick Giles 
Show: Wagon Train (1957) 
  The Christopher Hale Story 04x25: (Mar/15/1961) As Jud Benedict 
  The Jose Morales Story 04x05: (Oct/26/1960) As Jose Morales 
Show: The Steve Allen Show (1956) 
  Season 5, Episode 3 05x03: (Oct/12/1959) As Himself 
  Season 4, Episode 19 04x19: (Jan/25/1959) As Himself 
  NBC Fall Preview 04x03: (Sep/21/1958) As Himself 
Show: Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse (1958) 
  Man In Orbit 01x26: (May/11/1959) As David Roberts 
Show: Schlitz Playhouse of Stars (1951) 
  A Fistful of Love 08x15: (Jan/02/1959) As guest star 
  Easy Going Man 06x41: (Aug/02/1957) As Jim Patterson 
Show: Climax! (1954) 
  Time of the Hanging 04x33: (May/22/1958) As Mannon Tate 
  Stain of Honor 03x21: (Feb/14/1957) As Brush 
  Bailout at 43,000 Feet 02x15: (Dec/29/1955) As Captain Cavallero 
Show: Kraft Television Theatre (1947) (1947) 
  The Fool Killer 09x24: (Mar/07/1956) As Milo Bogardus 
Show: Studio One (1948) 
  Shakedown Cruise 08x08: (Nov/07/1955) As Teale 
Show: Suspense (US) (1949) 
  Needle in a Haystack 06x11: (Nov/10/1953) As guest star 
  The Parcel 02x28: (Mar/14/1950) As Barrow 
Show: Dragnet (1951) (1951) 
  The Big Whiff 02x10: (Jan/15/1953) As James Mitchell 
  The Big Cast 01x05: (Feb/14/1952) As Henry Ross 
Show: Biff Baker U.S.A. (1952) 
  Alpine Assignment 01x05: (Dec/04/1952) As Captain Hollis 
 
Lee Marvin Crew Credits
 
No TV Crew Credits
 
Lee Marvin Trivia
 
Final appearance on-screen was in Delta Force in which he co-starred with Chuck Norris. The film was released in 1985.
 
Claimed to be a direct descendant of Confederate general Robert E. Lee.
 
Turned down one of the lead roles in Deliverance because he felt he was too old for the part.
 
Was one of the first actors to be sued for palimony by former live-in galpal Michelle Triola. The Court denied Ms. Triola any share of Marvin's assets but awarded her "spousal" support.
 
Second wife Pamela was once his high school sweetheart. The two re-united at a class reunion.
 
Turned down the starring role in the classic 1969 western The Wild Bunch in order to star in Paint Your Wagon which was a notorious flop.
 
Was an avid deep sea fisherman.
 
 
Lee Marvin Quotes
 
Marvin: I know my career is going badly because I'm being quoted correctly.
 
Marvin: If I have any appeal at all, it's to the fellow who takes out the garbage.
 
 

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