Lee Marvin's Legacy: Top 5 Films & Unheard Stories!

[@williamfowler9518]

"Death Hunt" is classic Lee Marvin & should be on the list as one of Lee's greatest.

[@johnhoie-hj7cg]

I would have put The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance on this list.

[@jerryblair4106]

I loved his role in The Dirty Dozen with Charles Bronson, Teddy Suvalls, The great running back JimBrown.

[@155162]

Buried at Arlington Cemetery, Lee Marvin PFC USMC

[@kidmack3556]

I never liked him, but I would've loved to have seen him cast as "Quint" in "Jaws" Or better yet, cast as "Quint's" first mate and he gets eaten alive by "Bruce" instead of Robert Shaw. A good name for his character?... "Blitz" or "Pie Eye"?

[@plasticweapon]

i don't like you.

[@kidmack3556]

@plasticweapon I didn't like his acting, but mostly, I didn't like him because HE didn't like the late great Jim Brown.

[@plasticweapon]

@@kidmack3556 politics, ho hum.

[@kidmack3556]

@plasticweapon No... Athletics, hum HO. "Politics" is probably the very reason that Marvin didn't like Brown, because in 1967-68, Brown hadn't been accused of anything by anybody that I know of. So, it sounds to me like Marvin was the one who had the problem. I, myself, couldn't stand lawrence taylor, I might even say that I HATE lawrence taylor, but at least I have a valid reason (His own big mouth) and it has nothing to do with politics.