The Untold Truth Of American Actor Lee Marvin

[@Pageofwonder-ms7gj]

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[@davidswift7776]

Lee Marvin has always been a favorite of mine.. an unquestionably ability to make you admire his characters. I suppose his personal challenges reflected his amazing acting characters. Thank you for an outstanding background story.

[@jackm6307]

Don't let the clickbait title and grubby thumbnail fool you, these tactics are common for this channel. There was no particularly unusual problems with Mr Marvin...just another great actor who's films I grew up with. Sad that some channels stoop to such low levels to make a buck off these people.

[@goodaggie]

just what i was thinking

[@robertleblanc2675]

A great actor…loved him in Cat Ballou……

[@--Skip--]

Agreed!!!

[@iflick7235]

Actually, I came only to comment on grubby thumbnail and the tactic of this channel. Thank you.

[@iflick7235]

Why not use something imaginative like the truth to draw a few clicks?

[@danoakes4071]

As a contemporary, Lee's portrayal of Monte Walsh is how I prefer to remember him. The part was made for him, and summed him up in the ride of the bronc. Lee lived hard to be hard, where success was in the living; and not defined or confined by the duration of it. He drank because he liked to, and because that was what real men did in those days. Alexander the Great defined ones life by what they had done, where many of his contemporaries defined one's life in how they had died. Lee was the former, not the latter. Few have done both nearly as well.

[@JoeWatson-jy6dj]

Lee Marvin was one hell of a actor, when you heard of a new Lee Marvin movie released you knew it was going to be a good movie.

[@xScooterAZx]

I'll always love him as Liberty Valance. Forever my favorite character and movie.

[@charlesyoungblood1402]

One of America's finest Actors 👌

[@KathleenMonteleone]

I for one always enjoyed him, but he left us to soon. 😢

[@joseo.5721]

He was a hero, great actor, and humble, look at his greave stone !

[@goodaggie]

Great fun watching all the classics Marvin made.

[@kenowens9021]

He's buried in Section 7A at Arlington National Cemetery.

[@chuckselvage3157]

Great actor. They don't make them like that anymore.

[@tangowiskey4740]

Brings back memories bellied up to bar inPanama El Ranch just above Chorrillo . Their use to be an old lady who would ask for drinks and told stories of when she was Lee Marvins squeeze . Time flys

[@Gwaithmir]

As I recall, the first movie I saw starring Lee Marvin was "The Dirty Dozen."

[@theoccupier1652]

Hell in the Pacific IMHO is a Brilliant Film

[@glovehead87]

"The breakout of World War II, in 1942" ?...... the Brits were fighting that in 1939.

[@HappyArchaeology-mm4ng]

😂😅😂😅😂 right? My grandfather's already fighting by then.

[@glovehead87]

@@HappyArchaeology-mm4ng if he was fighting before 1939.....he must have started it!

[@HappyArchaeology-mm4ng]

@glovehead87 😅🤣😅🤣😅Many people don't really follow history. Except historians. Or people that have an interest. I had someone say I was lying that we helped Russia with supplies. In WW2. We surely did. There is video. The Russians, would not have beaten the Germans. Without us. We sent them American supply ships. To help. I really don't like, when people say I don't know about history. Prove able facts? Undeniable. WMDs in Irag? You bet. No argument. Kurds gassed? Television coverage. Hussein killed hundreds of thousands. He also killed Iranians. Anyone who says WMDs not in Iraq? A liar. We destroyed quite a bit.

[@juanreese6933]

Marvin’s era was at a glorious time when men were men, not what we call men or wannabe men today. A bygone, very missed era.

[@Slimjim260]

How much did Lee make per episode in M Squad???

[@stevenrohner8623]

Sempre Fi to an American hero.

[@xScooterAZx]

Your photos are all over the place and dont match which movie you're talking about. It's distracting.

[@Rascallyone]

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[@--Skip--]

The photo shown @ 7:29 is silent screen star, John Gilbert, with Greta Garbo. Sadly, Gilbert's squeeky voice stopped him cold into a "talkies" film career whereas Garbo easily transitioned. Lee Marvin would have been in short pants and just learning his multiplication tables in primary school. What other faulty facts lie butied in this channel? 👎