LEE MARVIN PART 3: ROBERT ALDRICH

[@tonylilley6611]

Excellent interview, interviewer has great knowledge, that's why Lee Marvin is so forthcoming

[@james00779]

The Guy who Interviewed Lee Marvin on these Clips, Knows His Stuff, I take my hat off to him. James.

[@thomaskirkpatrick1134]

John Gallagher

[@alanaliyev456GT]

I remember an retired General in Charge of a Sayerteth . Reconverted in security Airport society....HE WAS TWIN OF LEE MARVIN....VOICE SHAPE HEIGHT GESTUAL OF SMOKING......A PURE LEE MARVIN.NUMBER 2

[@danreese7185]

Marvin , was a first class Actor . they dont make such Actors like him any more. Even as a movie star , He still did TV , won an oscar and did movies such as THE PROFESSIONALS , POINT BLANK , DIRTY DOZEN . the kinda guy who was a professional actor and always gave a great performance.

[@gianniveeful]

He is probably one of my top two actors. Took many of years for him to get there. When I was young I quickly picked up on what Hollywood wanted you to see, so...John Wayne and Gregory Peck. Years later as I fell in love with drama I learned that there were two actors who could go into a bad movie and save it. Because they understood drama, tension, how to hold a look and the ability to be totally reprehensible. Kirk Douglas and Lee Marvin answer that. The action isn't the movie it is them!

[@TheE71462]

Great man , simple , humble, real RIP

[@alanballsshinpad3069]

There will never be a man like him again

[@ARTPAINTING101]

There were two iconic actors from that period, Marvin and Mitchum, who were both real men playing parts. They could fill the screen with a walk, a look, and stir an audience.

[@mvies77]

Excellent interviewer, he came well prepared and knowledgeable as to details. It was probably a joy for Lee Marvin compared to most Hollywood interviewers. Mr, Marvin is a class act and a war hero.

[@mazdaman0075]

Even Lee's eyebrows were intimidating ! What an actor, loved him especially in Gorky Park.

[@lou1958]

Excellent interview; the interviewer and/or producer did their homework and executed perfectly.

[@rodneygolden2796]

Great to hear Marvin recalling his work with Robert Aldrich. A lot of good stuff came out of his Associates & Aldrich mill camp..Marvin adds rare context to the inner workings of Hollywood directors styles , methods, and personal anecdotal clarity to behind the scenes pablum/ talk.

[@FungusMossGnosis]

Thank you Ira H. Gallen Video Resources, I look forward to seeing 'Attack!' and 'Emperor of the North Pole'. Two of the best from two of the greatest. Especially Aldrich - what a marvel was his cannon, some of the best ever in my eyes: ' Ulzana's Raid' ' Emperor of the North Pole ' 'The Legend of Lylah Clare ' ' What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?' 'The Last Sunset' 'Vera Cruz' 'Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte' ' Kiss Me Deadly' 'Hustle' 'The Grissom Gang' ' The Flight of the Phoenix' unique

[@wesbeebub]

Aldrich was amazing, i have every film of his on dvd

[@1967bigjohnny]

one of the best ACTORS ever!

[@garymcgrath8246]

totally captivating

[@craigrobertson8364]

Great movie Emperor of the North first time i saw it at Linwood high School chch nz in 1979 at lunch time with lee and Earnest powerfull movie!

[@martymayo]

thanks for this a real man who became an actor

[@jasoncharles9481]

Surprisingly excellent interviewer. This must've impressed Lee Marvin.

[@mcvegas64]

ONE OF THE BEST EVER !

[@Profmorphious123]

Thanks for this.

[@scorpionkings]

The Hunted is one of my all time favorite movies....Lee Marvin & Charles Bronson were great in the film.

[@Rickinsf]

Anyone wanting to shoot a "fight scene" should see "Emperor of the North." Marvin and Ernest Borgnine show how to create a whince-enducing brawl.

[@jamesd2128]

Fantastic scene, I could hardly watch it, it seemed all too real.

[@kevinbray3529]

do you remember the iron bar on a chain to get the ones hanging on underneath the train

[@wheelinthesky300]

For you kids out there who have never heard of Lee Marvin, This is a "REAL MAN ALERT". Lee was a WWII hero, knocked out of action via injury on Saipan, was well known to have the ability to kick about anyone's ass with his bare hands, and was one of the greatest actors ever. The stars of that generation were authentic ringers, not like the pussy actors and wanna be gangstas of today.

[@matthewcrook4663]

Lee Marvin Rocked!!!!

[@invincibleironman3]

Robert Aldrich was a kick ass director who told it like it was (Ulzana's Raid). He Directed 5 different actors in Oscar-nominated performances: Victor Buono, Bette Davis, Agnes Moorehead, Ian Bannen and John Cassavetes. He wasnt about glamourizing American Myths...he was about exploding them, and revealing what really matters.

[@mvies77]

By the way, it is good to see a real man. Even if he never drank, he would still be a real man. Not like more and more men are not today.

[@frankcportas]

real man real actor

[@chrisspelou5570]

I was 4 years old when this was posted I am now 21

[@philmcnamara299]

Marvin was a great actor wen they were making the professional s they stayed in a hotel near the set woody strode were firing guns bows and arrows all nite from there hotel tis didn’t go down well with burtlancaster as he was studying lines for next day shooting but Marvin always got his. Lines rite he was super cool and drank a hell of a lot Marvin and strode were hellraisers during the film

[@TommyBackwater41]

Look at that mug on Lee Marvin . Wow he was something

[@charleswinokoor6023]

He said that wardrobe (“rags”) is often half of the whole of what makes a movie work. Am I the only one picking up on these interesting tidbits?

[@1badjesus]

LOLOL nope ya beat me to it! just fact he used term "rags" was cool lol

[@bobrankin6048]

I just discovered Lee other than movies great laughs

[@trajan75]

There were a lot of WW2 veterans in "The Dirty Dozzen". Borgnine, Bronson, Robert Ryan, Richard Jaeckel, Telly Savalas. probably some others. I gives the film a great deal of authenticity. We've lost that connection between the average civilian and military service. I believe we would gain a great deal by making some sort of government service mandatory, but I don't believe there exists the will to do it.

[@ptaylor4923]

Aldrich's daughter, Adell, was known as a script supervisor , but she was a fine director in her own right.

[@Fockersnextdoor]

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and The Dirty Dozen should be showed to all American school children in the 9th grade.

[@chrisstone6078]

marvin always looked older than he was I felt, not sure when this interview took place, but he died at 63 years old, so im guessing he is around 60 here.

[@jasonparsons7653]

He's 62 this was a year before his death according to pt 4 of this interview

[@ImYourHuckleberry_29]

@wheelinthesky300 Just saw Point Blank yesterday.

[@globe255]

@essanay45 What makes you say stuff like that?

[@Mntgoatsfan]

Fucking A!! Happy birthday Lee Marvin! I'll might go watch "Monte Walsh" or "The Spikes Gang"...

[@PorkFrog]

unique talent. no one remotely like this dude

[@jbranstetter04]

Smoking killed him. His good friend Ernest Bornine begged him not to smoke, but we all do what it is that we want to do-it is a free country.

[@jamesmcenaneymcenaney5297]

Smoking accepted then I served end of viet nam war they were still giving you cigarettes in U S O -smoke break -in bars ash trays stuffed with butts smoke filled the way one cannot understand today c day of the jackal 1973 to get an idea of how it was

[@kevinbray3529]

a real tough nut marine and an ok actor as well

[@armandopereira6651]

CMorte sem gloria com Jack palance e Lee marvin

[@edmundmcgrath213]

Lee was great in Titanic with Leo Dicaprio. He played the ships captain

[@TheJonnyzeus]

edmund mcgrath ...you're joking, right?

[@butchboyle511]

edmund mcgrath not hardly

[@cbj8074]

All you need to know about this multi millionaire Hollywood superstar is how he chose to mark his life. His grave states not one thing about his stardom, he lies in time immemorial as a soldier. A lucky one who survived to live a fantastic life, which we were lucky to share the fruits of. Strangely he never questioned his gender status or imposed such vacuous nonsense on the rest of us.

[@lifeinpictures]

? Lee Marvin was not in Jaws...

[@mikec.9130]

The earnestness of this guy..... like an uncle you had that could probably without a doubt whip your Dad's ass --- but because he is a class act, would never do it. Brando was too high on his own supply. Clift was a great actor but completely lost as a person. Marvin wasnt perfect.... but who is? Out of all the stars of his era, when it all shakes out, Lee Marvin is probably the most pure and subtle in terms of acting performances. He doesnt have to take his shirt off or cry like a little baby. Hes just going to tell you like it is -- str8 out.

[@citizenterryk]

i'm curious, did Lee Marvin ever try his hand at directing?....would be interesting to see how Marvin would have handled a pretty-boy type who tried to take over the set(think of the scene from the Dirty Dozen where he wipes the smirk off the face of John Cassavetes....

[@jasoncharles9481]

But Lee hated Dirty Dozen. He was great in it but he didn’t like the movie.

[@davidberger2069]

Lee Marvin served in the USMC during WW2. The USA hasn't had a war veteran who severed since President H.W. Bush. If memory serves, 1992 Operation Desert Storm was conducted on his watch. The USA military defeated the Empire of Japan almost singlehandedly. Stalin's USSR defeated Nazi Germany (it would have taken longer without US assistance). Bottomline, there USA military hasn't won since August 1945. CIA Black Ops (Iran, the Dominican Republic and Chile) notwithstanding

[@jamesmcenaneymcenaney5297]

We sunk Japanese ships there was no need to bomb japan or Iwo Jima etc c book how( Far East was lost) in Korea and viet nam we took most losses after South Koreans and viet namese we never lost a battle in viet nam but our generals did not want to realize it did not matter

[@dessert57]

Boy he looks OLD...tough guy yes, but boy, smoking and hard drinking KILLS you...he's only like 60 here...looks 80!!!

[@clouddweller1195]

Clint Walker deserved a larger role..................that black football player ruined the movie.

[@4orrcountry]

Cloud Dweller Just another ignorant racist, GTFO.

[@thetroll9160]

GROSS OLD DRUNK

[@Gutterfighting]

You ain't worth a dingle berry on Marvin's ASS....Now go back in mommies basement.