LEE MARVIN INTERVIEW EARLY TV M-SQUAD MARLON BRANDO on DVD at TVDAYS.com

[@jasoncharles9481]

Lee Marvin, easily one of the greatest actors of all time. Still underrated.

[@theman2017inc]

He and Robert Mitchum

[@RaeSnell88]

Im so happy you loved my family member ❤️ thanks for your kind words, i am related to lee marvin.

[@RaeSnell88]

Jason charles

[@randquadrozzi1280]

​@@RaeSnell88my uncle was in his battalion in the Marines as I seen Mr Marvin's picture in the marine like yearbook he had.

[@RaeSnell88]

@@randquadrozzi1280 that is so cool :) awe ❤️ thanks for sharing. Very cool that they were in the same place as each other

[@PorkFrog]

this guy's so tough, his eyebrows could beat me in a fight.

[@JoeyMayo]

Dat's a goot vun, Joe!

[@TheDocumenteriesTube]

We will never see men like this again in our time.

[@Michael-pf8we]

Kevin Davies what war did he fight in?

[@dajosee]

@@Michael-pf8we WWII

[@RaeSnell88]

@@Michael-pf8we lee Marvin is my 7th cousin 2x removed :) ❤ he was a hero :)

[@Lowros]

@@RaeSnell88😂 so you shared a great,great, great, great, great, great grandfather

[@dwaynewood651]

Lee Marvin is a genuine actor, and: a gentlemen I really enjoy his movies.

[@SmokeRingsPipeDreams]

The thing about Lee Marvin is that he lived a real life and came from the school of hard knocks and all of that seeps out of him when he acts. You can't fake that. And you don't need "method acting" when you have that kind of truth seeping out of your very pores.

[@foodfudd]

Lee Marvin is a great actor and was a great team player. Loved almost everything I saw him act in. Hell In the Pacific was one of his best roles. And he played the drunk fantastically in Cat Ballou.

[@donmateo3728]

and he reportedly was plastered in the final scene with Reagan and Dickinson in...THE KILLERS! an absolutely terrific remake.

[@CaminoAir]

Equally as great as a villain, or as an anti-hero, or hero. Great personality, great voice, great acting ability.....great memories.

[@bluetoad2001]

“Paint Your Wagon” was fantastically good and Lee singing was terrific

[@sorayaraza5827]

One of the greats....voice, acting, integrity, thought-process....

[@PresidentGas1]

What's fun for me ... as I'm 58 now is to pick out some of my favorite actors growing up .......like a Lee Marvin ....research their career and watch as many of their movies as possible before moving on to another great actor. I get great enjoyment doing this. In almost all cases .... they have no equals today.

[@donmateo3728]

same here @70 BUT...the key to our absolute love of these icons of yesteryear...THE WRITERS! THEY WROTE SOME PHENOMENAL stuff way back then...think about it?

[@spactick]

I absolutely loved this man. What a guy. What an actor. He's certainly up there with Clint Eastwood. His work in The Wild One is classic.

[@stella3265]

spactick Lee Marvin, "Even the Beetles missed ya, all the Beetles missed you Johnny" from the Wild Ones!! Thats were John Lennon came up with the name for his nice little band from Liverpool. Of course, Lennon spelled it "The Beatles" most people don't realize he named the band after a groupies of chicks.

[@spactick]

Daniel Platt ya, very popular English group in the 50's? loved their version of 'Moon River' what ever happened to those guys?

[@stella3265]

spactick Ya, "Moon River" ? up yours!! Very funny!! Ya, Da think it was Da Band of Gypsies. Ya. or maybe Guy Lombardo. Ya

[@spactick]

Daniel Platt up yours? that hurt Danny boy, that really hurt. I admit I don't keep up to date with the latest things, but that's no reason to 'dis me holmes'

[@stella3265]

spactick Your response cracked me up. Thats all. "Moon River" very funny.

[@MsStanleyr]

M SQUAD my favourite show of all time

[@theshredder650]

Hollywood doesn't make 'em like this anymore.

[@floridafyme]

That's for sure.

[@kermsroomy]

" You're a very bad man, Walker, a very destructive man! "

[@Johnconno]

It never did, except for this man.

[@joannecheek7074]

So true

[@wynonie]

Saw M Squad for the FIRST time last year after buying the box set. I was shocked great and real it was. Filmed on location in old Chicago in the dead of winter etc. Lee Marvin was superb in that. Even Captain Grey was good.I did research on his life after that. He was truly a remarkable man as well as a great actor. He died way too young.

[@plasticweapon]

i got the m squad box set last summer. great show!

[@KeithDec25]

Marvin's generosity towards his directors and costars shows what a big man he was. He did not just talk about his own accomplishments, but others' contributions as well. Thanks for posting

[@RaeSnell88]

That’s why I love lee marvin. I’m his 7th cousin 2x removed. Wished I would of knew him personally he died a year before I was born

[@ROMANWABLE]

Never a dull moment with Lee Marvin on the scene. Great actor! Greatly missed.

[@brosans1868]

Lee Marvin, energy galore and talent like his voice, DEEP!

[@Harry-r1c]

Seeing James coburn and Lee MARVIN in M- squad. AWESOME

[@terrystearns9463]

Loved all of his acting.. He is sorely missed

[@SergeantReese]

I'd like to hear Marvin's thoughts about the Hollywood of today; an irreplacable legend

[@DAngelo136]

Keep in mind, Leslie Nielsen, Robert Stack, Lloyd Bridges and Peter Graves all came out of the studio system at the time. Television was making inroads and the Hollywood as Nielsen said "had it's head in the sand" regarding the new media. Lee Marvin won his Academy Award playing aginst type in "Cat Ballou" long before the Zucker/Abrahams/Zucker team came along. He was the last of the tough guys-that generation who fought in WWII and went to Hollywood.

[@captsatch]

I entered the Fire Department as a young man and there were many WWII vets that were mentors of mine. Mr. Marvin reminds me of them, talented workers who take no credit , but do the job with honor and respect,. They taught us well, but did not suffer fools greatly. Because they survived the war, they lived life to the fullest and often died young because of it. This series of videos is a capsule of that spirit.

[@Topspeed325]

Man he was awesome.

[@juanmonge8]

I believe that “Delta Force” was his last movie. So he must have passed soon after this interview. Thank you for all the great films .

[@wovfm]

Lee is one of those true down to earth actors that cool comes natural to. Great voice and some outstanding career performances. A one of a kind gem of an individual. His gravestone sums him up best.

[@Rick1959]

How wonderful to have this from such a terrific actor and human being, Thank You!

[@RaeSnell88]

Thanks for the kind words about my family member ❤

[@gldtng0867]

Lee Marvin was a magnificent actor there will NEVER be another talent like him. He will allways be remembered as a magnificent actor.

[@mohsenkiae]

Missed this man ! brilliant actor ....RIP LEE MARVIN

[@jeanbordes8241]

What an incredible voice. A great actor and so American.

[@opera888able]

In amongst the tough guy persona,I detected a lot of sensitivity. The man was obviously intelligent, very aware of his fellow actors and knew his craft.

[@mlb5525]

Never saw M Squad until last week on YT. I was really surprised at how good it is and how well it has stood the test of time. It’s amazing how they get a concise police investigative story into a 25 minute episode.

[@leonardohummel8658]

Lee, Richard Burton, and Oliver Reed, ... and Richard Harris. REMARKABLE MEN everyone of them. great characters. survivors. warriors. and outstanding actors.

[@markdillon5494]

I love listening to these old stars telling their war stories

[@scottmunsey7075]

one of the best! thank you for sharing this

[@paoloscarpino3334]

Great voice, great actor, great man!

[@martinzitnak8547]

Lee Marvin is my hero

[@BlackenedForLife]

What a voice.

[@bobareeniobobareenio2935]

I would never miss and will still never miss a Lee Marvin film. Watching this, you can see what a down to earth and brilliant man he was. A GREAT ACTOR who is sorely missed. (Same for Jack Palance). Well, the list goes on and on. . Heh heh. One of my favorites was: Monty Walsh . (The 1970 film , not that garbage 2003 remake. . . )

[@R.C.A.F.V.R.]

We see where the interview is just as he laughs at comments I wonder what was said between cuts I think lee loved the fact he could get returns of a knowledgable interviewer you can see his returns as in thinking gee this guy knows his stuff I love that so there was a mutual appreciation

[@thumbs2drums]

I was thinking the same.. The Method on a motorcycle quip made him chuckle. And I just bet the interveiwer was kinda punching the air inside. I can only think of the word class when looking at Lee Marvin in interveiws. Knowledgeable, but respectful.

[@mowm88]

love this series.

[@ibeetellingya5683]

Great conversation, very interesting. Marvin earned s purple heart as a marine fightin on Saipan, genuine tough guy.

[@garethburch6015]

Lee Marvin, Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, James Coburn, Yul Brynner, John Wayne, Richard Harris, Oliver Reed, Clint Eastwood, Michael Caine, Robert Mitchum, Charlton Heston, Mel Gibson, Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Denzel Washington. Real men. And old school actors.

[@raimundoskajellifett]

Class and intelligence;greatly missed.

[@billycharles]

Lee Marvin was a brilliant actor

[@TheMrgaztop]

I'm a Londoner, he will always be one of the firm. A man.

[@danielcarrasco5047]

OG badass and I mean that with all respect. Rest in peace sir

[@carlosandre1992]

Lee Marvin actor legendary 🎭 Theatre 🎭 🚬 Marlon Brando actor legendary 🎭 Theatre 🎭

[@opencurtin]

He's great to interview .

[@gillesguillaumin6603]

Famous guys and great actors.

[@ericscottstevens]

Thousands of stories and insight, these videos have just a glimpse of what Lee could have told us.

[@StevenParrisWard]

A great man and actor.

[@f4tweet]

I used to watch M Squad as a kid. Semper Fi Lee.

[@DoojeenDoonican]

Good interview - good interviewer

[@280StJohnsPl]

Lee Marvin....none like him today Had balls for sure,,,,combat Marine and real tough guy

[@13loomisst]

Excellent.Thanks very much.

[@ThePanda69love]

Excellent interview. Lee was so relaxed and seemed to enjoy the chat. Really smart and observant man and thankfully, willing to share his views and opinions of people he worked with. Not a tough guy at all. Miss him.

[@golfgranny58]

LOVE THAT MAN!!

[@ItsFazsha]

I'm only 4 years younger than he was when he died, but this guy looks like he's 75 at least.

[@WilliamHerlihy-p4g]

The hard life he lived is written all over his face. Booze and cigarettes. A truly fine actor dead before his time.

[@justgivemethetruth]

They are talking about Ida Lupino ... and when you see most of here stuff she was an old lady with a gravelly voice and a rough looking face, but if you go back in Hollywood history she started as a lovely beautiful starlet ... and most people have no ideas how pretty she was when she was younger.

[@spockboy]

Look at that awesome face!

[@charleswinokoor6023]

He mentions having worked with some talented Israeli actors in “Delta Force,” which is an interesting footnote. And of course he was in one of the most memorable Thanks Zone episodes.

[@John_Wood_]

What a boss.

[@1976c-b1x]

luv listening to actors n actresses from this era cant fucking stand modern day 1nes

[@EPSGplayer]

pure badass! One of the great tough guys in film history

[@charleswinokoor6023]

He mentions having worked with some talented Israeli actors in “Delta Force,” which is an interesting footnote. And of course he was in one of the most memorable Twilight Zone episodes.

[@johnclark3697]

he was born UNDER A wondering STAR.paint your wagon.great film.

[@dbkyhere9229]

John Clark wandering star it was.

[@JoeyMayo]

Guy should've played the writer Henry Miller. He looks like his brother.

[@bigsinger1981]

Its hard to compare todays actors who on tv try to act like men, no comparison at all with these Men that are actors.

[@johnwhite4810]

Only one LEE MARVIN!

[@angloaust1575]

These interviews are probably rehearsed before Dont ask me any of these questions Etc etc Especially about my affairs!

[@Dixie-t4j]

Hero

[@terrysellers6712]

Great, great stuff kids if you want to know how to be a real man, look no further 👍! He speaks just like my father! Also, a WW11 veteran 😇! USS NEW JERSEY.

[@thebleedingjeans]

Kudos to the interviewer. Of course, it's LEE MARVIN, so I would have choked and said something stupid like "holy shit!, You're Lee Marvin!".

[@vaniljapulla]

My grandpa is the same age as he'd been today... 88 years old. I think one majot difference was that my grandpa stopped smoking - just like that - when he was around thirty-thirty five years old - and look who's still alive... It's excessive drinking and smoking (along with drug use) that gets tp people... I can't stand either of them. My grandpa along with her 90-year-old sister and still in fairly good health (both physically and mentally) and I *do* wish the best for both of them.

[@WizzRacing]

I see Lee Marvin and Gene Hackman style the same. both were intimidating on screen. I heard that some actor quit his scene in behind enemy lines because Hackman scared him! now that is presence on stage when you can physically scare the other actor to quit.

[@JohnDoe-xm3sd]

Claude Rains both Marines too!

[@shsv81661]

@zorbadegeek he did, check out "paint your wagon"!

[@rickved]

That sounds like Olive Stone asking the questions.

[@bleakwraithjoe]

lee marvin was the clint eastwood of his ime and his acting reminds me alot of eastwood's as well.

[@janicemurphy7878]

The kind a guy who doesn't will take full slightly and will be glad to tell them when they are fools

[@llewellynwilliams1956]

read is book

[@cylonmodelsix]

genuine Marine ooh rah

[@danreese7185]

Marvin was a "real man " , He was hard bark ! He could scare the crap outta many of ppl by just staring at them ! POINT BLANK . PROFESSIONALS, thats just a few examples of a great Actor . Yeah , they dont make Actors like him any more ! pure bad azz

[@DanDDirges]

wheres part 2!

[@Mayssoun3121]

No one can beat Marlon. He was jaleous of him , he could calling him anything but Marlon had Everything charisma talent genius . The best actor that everyone copy

[@fattymagee7937]

Old steel eyes

[@Garapetsa]

These actors wouldn't make it today... Hollywood doesn't want talent they want props. The craft is dead.

[@Ingens_Scherz]

The real deal.

[@bobareeniobobareenio2935]

One more comment: absolutely no pretentious behavior from Lee Marvin . Just a regular guy . .

[@ricklane1693]

Should have been named "Mumbles".

[@antoninstancl9198]

He would have made a great Grinch! His eyebrows were outstanding.

[@L0r3n2]

Those eyebrows are outta control

[@MicahFourFour]

What the hell with those eyebrows? They must have their own stylist!

[@poppycock6572]

Just kidding. I have great respect for Lon Chaney!!!

[@johnallen2771]

I met Lee Marvin once when I got picked up by a chick on the way from Nogales, MX to Tucson, AZ. Turns out she was a film gofer and asked me if I wanted to see where they were shooting the movie. It was with Paul Newman and his wife and it was called "A Few Cents," or something like that. They were going down to MX to get some horses. Anyhow, what an experience to meet them all and they had a picnic table full of food which I chowed down.

[@canieatthatdonut7798]

He wasn't that old in this interview. That battle of Saipan really aged him I think. RIP Marine.

[@dcraig2204]

Bill Burr brought me here

[@RD-lt3ht]

A REAL man of the "good ole days" acknowledging a female director's talent...y'see...just let that sink in mgtows, incels, and conservatives.

[@telecasterhst69]

Why would being conservative keep you from acknowledging great work from a female director?

[@RD-lt3ht]

@@telecasterhst69 Yeah...why does it? Not ALL conservatives of course, but those in the "woman's place is in the home -- barefoot and pregnant" camp...which is the bulk of them. If YOU are a conservative and don't feel that way, then I didn't mean you.

[@theflip650]

Garrison Fork since you’re labeling people, you think LeeMarvin was a liberal ?

[@theflip650]

Garrison Fork you know “ the bulk of them” you know a lot , you believe

[@RD-lt3ht]

@@theflip650 I do known that Marvin, like Bogey, came from a cultured family, despite the personas of both being at odds with such a background, not a clue about their personal politics, though Bogey was anti the Macarthy-witchhunts, despite being somewhat cowed by them in the end. My original comment was directed at the toxic contingent of "conservative" KZbin commentators, not ALL...I didn't make that clear enough I suppose.

[@kdcobra64]

Point Blank

[@jintman]

They don't make em like Lee Marvin anymore