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Lee Marvin

Highest Rated:: 100% The Big Heat (1953)
Lowest Rated:: 0% Not as a Stranger (Morton Thompson's Not as a Stranger) (1955)

Birthday:: Feb 19, 1924
Birthplace:: New York, New York, USA
Bio:: Much like Humphrey Bogart before him, Lee Marvin rose through the ranks of movie stardom as a character actor, delivering expertly nasty and villainous turns in a series of B-movies before finally graduating to more heroic performances. Regardless of which side of the law he traveled, however, he…

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Highest Rated Movies

Cat Ballou
100%
7 Men From Now (Seven Men from Now)
100%
The Comancheros
100%
The Big Heat
100%

Filmography

Range of Movie T-meters: 0% - 100%

Number of Movies: 65

Box Office Since 2001: --

Year	Rating	Title	Credit	Box Office
2005		The Real Glory: Reconstructing 'The Big Red One'	Sergeant Possum	--
2004		Bob Hope - Hope for the Holidays	Actor	--
1998		Lee Marvin: A Personal Portrait by John Boorman	Actor	--
1995		Burning Cross	Actor	--
1986		The Spencer Tracy Legacy: A Tribute by Katharine Hepburn	Actor	--
1986	20%	The Delta Force	Col. Nick Alexander	--
1985		Dirty Dozen: The Next Mission	Maj. Reisman	--
1983	77%	Gorky Park	Jack Osborne	--
1983		Canicule (Dog Day)	Jimmy Cobb	--
1983		Dog Day	Actor	--
1981		Death Hunt	Millen	--
1980	91%	The Big Red One	Sergeant Possum	--
1979		Avalanche Express	Col. Harry Wargrave	--
1976		The Great Scout & Cathouse Thursday (Wildcat)	Sam Longwood	--
1976		Shout at the Devil	Flynn	--
1974		The Spikes Gang	Harry Spikes	--
1974		The Klansman	Director Sheriff Bascomb	--
1973	88%	The Iceman Cometh	Hickey	--
1973		Emperor of the North Pole (Emperor of the North)	A No. 1	--
1972	67%	Pocket Money	Leonard	--
1972	70%	Prime Cut	Nick Devlin	--
1970		American Film Theatre - Bundle	Actor	--
1970	100%	Monte Walsh	Monte Walsh	--
1969	21%	Paint Your Wagon	Ben Rumson	--
1968		Sergeant Ryker	Sgt. Paul Ryker	--
1968	64%	Hell in the Pacific	American Soldier	--
1967	95%	The Dirty Dozen	Maj. Reisman	--
1967		Tonight Let's All Make Love in London	Actor	--
1967	97%	Point Blank	Walker	--
1966	93%	The Professionals	Rico (Henry Fardan)	--
1966		Meanest Men in the West	Kalig	--
1965	100%	Cat Ballou	Kid Shelleen/Tim Strawn	--
1965	81%	Ship of Fools	Bill Tenny	--
1964	78%	The Killers	Charlie	--
1963	60%	Donovan's Reef	Thomas Aloysius "Boats" Gilhooley	--
1962	93%	The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance	Liberty Valance	--
1961	100%	The Comancheros	Tully Crow	--
1958		Missouri Traveler	Tobias Brown	--
1957	11%	Raintree County	Orville "Flash" Perkins	--
1956		The Rack	Capt. John R. Miller	--
1956	100%	7 Men From Now (Seven Men from Now)	Bill Master	--
1956		Attack	Col. Bartlett	--
1955		Pete Kelly's Blues	Director Al Gannaway	--
1955	96%	Bad Day at Black Rock	Hector David	--
1955		I Died a Thousand Times	Babe Kossuck	--
1955	67%	Violent Saturday	Dill	--
1955		A Life in the Balance	The Killer	--
1955		Shack Out on 101	"Slob"	--
1955	0%	Not as a Stranger (Morton Thompson's Not as a Stranger)	Brundage	--
1954	91%	The Caine Mutiny	Meatball	--
1954		Gorilla at Large	Shaughnessy	--
1954		Raid	Lt. Keating	--
1953		Gun Fury	Blinky	--
1953		The Stranger Wore a Gun	Dan Kurth Director	--
1953	100%	The Big Heat	Vince Stone	--
1953	80%	The Wild One	Chino	--
1953		Seminole	Sgt. Magruder	--
1952		Eight Iron Men	Mooney	--
1952		Diplomatic Courier	M.P. at Trieste	--
1952		The Duel At Silver Creek	Tinhorn Burgess	--
1952		Hangman's Knot	Rolph Bainter	--
1952		We're Not Married	Pinkie	--
1951		You're in the Navy Now (U.S.S. Teakettle)	Actor	--
1951		Hong Kong	Actor	--
		M-Squad	Actor	--

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Quotes from Lee Marvin's Characters

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1. Capt. Jesus Raza: You want perfection, or nothing. The revolution was never perfect. We fight because we believe, we leave because we are disilliusioned, we return because we are lost, we die because we are committed.
2. Bill Dolworth: To die for a woman is even more foolish, any woman, even her.
3. Bill Dolworth: My word to Grant 'aint worth a plug nickle.
4. Rico (Henry Fardan): You gave your word to me.
5. Hans Ehrengard: Mr Grant, I can make 'em go, but I can't make 'em do.
From The Professionals. Submitted by William B (2 months ago)