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Lee Marvin: Point Blank

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by Dwayne Epstein

Saragossi, Steve, “A Forgotten Slice of 70s Mayhem,” Cinema Retro, Autumn, 2009.

  Schickel, Richard, “The Man For Vicaries,” Time, June 4, 1965.

  ___________, “Reconstructing Sam Fuller’s The Big Red One,” Film Comment, May/June, 2004.

  Schreiberg, Stu, “Lee Marvin: Master of the Uphill Battle,” USA Today, February 4, 1985.

  Schriener, Harry, “Lee Marvin’s Most Closely Guarded Secret,” Movie Life, September, 1969.

  Seligson, Tom “How Getting Shot Saved Lee Marvin’s Life,” Parade, April 27, 1986.

  Selznick, Daniel, “An Old Pro on the Go Again,” NY Times Sunday Magazine, ???, 1980.

  Sirmans, Jim, “Lee Marvin Hollywood’s Most Dedicated Hell-Raiser,” Saga, June, 1974.

  Silverman, Jeff, “Nullimony,” LA Herald-Examiner, August 12, 1981.

  Skolsky, Sidney “Tintypes…Lee Marvin,” NY Post, October 17, 1965.

  Smith, Tom, “Tough Guy Lee Marvin: Real-Life Violence Makes Me Ill,” National Enquirer, March 3, 1981.

  Stayton, Richard, “My Style,” LA Herald-Examiner, February 4, 1985.

  Stone, Judy, “Tha Klansman,” Playgirl, July, 1974.

  Sufrin, Mark, “Lee Marvin, Brawler, Beachhead Hero, Hollywood’s Toughest Hombre,” True Man, March, 1968.

  ___________“Lee Marvin Cries: ‘I Can’t Stand Myself!’” Movie World, November, 1969.

  Sweet, Matthew, “How We Met: John Boorman & Pam Marvin,” London Independent, June 28, 1996.

  Taylor, Charles, “Tough Minded,” AMC Magazine, November, 1998.

  Taylor, Norman “The Dirty Dozen,” ABC Film Review, November 1967.

  Thomas, Bob “Acting Like Fishing,” AP Wire, May 1965.

  ___________“A Little Respect For Lee Marvin,” AP Wire, May 17, 1966.

  ___________“Marvin Sounds Off on Co-star Hurt,” AP Wire, December 30, 1983.

  Thompson, Howard, “How to Succeed By Trying to Be Bad,” NY Times, May 23, 1965.

  Thomson, David, “As I Lay Dying,” Sight and Sound, June, 1998.

  Townsend, Dorothy, “Marvin Appeals Award to Ex-Lover,” LA Times, September 20, 1979.

  Umley, Marian “Woodstocker Wins Oscar,” Ulster County Townsman, April 21, 1966.

  Vaughan, Roger, “Marvin as in Marlin,” Motorboat and Sailing, May, 1977.

  Vickers, Larry “Ex-Lakelander Lee Marvin’s Name Is Really Lee Marvin, Tampa Tribune, April 21, 1966.

  Warbeck, Jack “Lee Marvin Combats Terrorist Fury with the Delta Force,” Prevue, April, 1986.

  Ward, Robert, “Drinks with Liberty Valance,” Rolling Stone, September 3, 1981.

  Warga, Wayne “‘Hell in the Pacific’ Was Just That for Film Crew,” LA Times, May 31, 1968.

  Warren, Elaine, “Triola vs. Marvin,” LA Herald-Examiner, November 30, 1978.

  Washburn, Jim, “Keepers of the Flame,” LA Times, February 21, 1995.

  West Richard, “$104,000 Marvin Case Award Upset,” LA Times, August 13, 1981.

  White, Brynn, “Ballad of a Soldier,” Film Comment, May/June 2007.

  Wilson, Earl, “A Bit of Bogart…” NY Post, April 25, 1966.

  ___________“Lee Marvin: My Ship Has Come In…” NY Post, February 12, 1972.

  Wilson, Jane “Hanging Tough with Lee Marvin,” LA Times West Magazine, August 27, 1967.

  Marv Wolf, “Making War Movies,” Soldier of Fortune, August, 1981.

  Wukovits, John F, ‘“Hell Is On Us,’” Pacific War: Special Edition, 2003.

  Yount, Dave, “The ABCs of Crime,” Video Eyeball, Vol. II No. 6.

  Pressbooks, presskits & souvenir programs from all of Lee Marvin’s films.

  Author Interviews

  Eddie Albert: April 24, 1997-Phone & December 11, 1997 & in person @ his home. [deceased]

  Norman Alden: January 18, 1998-In Person @ Beverly Garland Hotel. [deceased]

  Chris Alcaide: January 15, 1995-In Person @ Beverly Garland Hotel.[deceased]

  Steve Allen: September 22. 1997-In Person @ his Burbank office [deceased].

  Michael Apted: March 9, 2012-Phone.

  Betty Ballantine: June 14, 1995-In Person @ her Woodstock house

  David Ballantine: June 14, 1995-In Person @ Robert Marvin’s house.

  Henry Beckman: January 18, 1998-In Person @ Beverly Garland Hotel [deceased]

  Joseph Biroc: October 25, 1994-Phone. [deceased]

  Budd Boetticher: October 30, 1994-Phone. [deceased]

  Jeff Bridges: Mach 26, 2012-Phone interview.

  J.P.S. Brown, March 3, 2012-Phone.

  David Busey, February 25. 2012-phone

  Frank Cady: April 22, 1997-Phone. [deceased]

  Michael Callan: October 9, 1995-Phone

  Charles Champlin: October 8, 1994-In Person @ Lone Pine Film Festival

  Jay Cocks: June 21, 2012, e-mail.

  John Dennis: September 25, 1994-In Person @ Beverly Garland Hotel. [deceased]

  Paul DeGuenther: June 15, 1998-Phone.

  Angie Dickinson: August 2, 2001: In Person @ her home.

  James Doohan: October 5, 1996-In Person @ Wyndham Hotel [deceased]

  Edward Dymtryk (& wife Jean): September 7, 1996-In Person @ Musso & Franks. [deceased]

  Bud Ekins: August 8, 1995-Phone. [deceased]

  John Ericson: October 8, 1994-In Person @ Lone Pine Film Festival.

  Tony Epper: October 29, 1994- In Person @ his Agua Dulce home. (deceased)

  Norman Fell: October 6, 1996-In Person @ Beverly Garland Hotel. [deceased]

  Richard Fleischer:In Person @ Cinematheque April 2, 1999 May 5, 1999-Phone. [deceased]

  Vito Franco: October 8, 1994- In Person @ In Person @ Lone Pine Festival.

  John Frankenheimer: July 13, 1995-His office. [deceased]

  Sam Fuller: Mail 1st, June 1995. [deceased]

  Christa Fuller: Mail 1st, June 1995.

  Beverly Garland: September 25, 1994-In Person @ Her Hotel. [deceased]

  John Gloske: January 18, 1998-In Person @ Beverly Garland Hotel.

  Don Gordon: November 6, 1994-phone

  Leo Gordon: April 3, 1999-Phone. [deceased]

  Clu Gulager: January 20, 1997-In Person @ The Farmer’s Market.

  Don Gurler: August 17,1995- his office.

  Bill Heckeroth: June 12, 1996-In Person @ his shop.

  Monte Hellman: November 7, 1996-His home.

  Dwayne Hickman: October 12, 1995-Phone

  Fr. James Hoge, OSB: May 5, 1998-Phone.

  Robert Horton: July 8, 1995-In Person @His home.

  L.Q. Jones: July 13, 1995-In Person @ his Hollywood home.

  David Kagon: July 20, 1994- In Person @His office. [deceased]

  Stefan Kanfer: December 14, 2012-phone.

  Millard Kaufman: October 4, 1999-Phone. [deceased]

  Burt Kennedy: May 31, 1995-In Person @ His home. [deceased]

  Dr. Hans Kohler: July 11, 1995-In Person @ His home.

  Stanley Kramer: July 4, 1994-In Person @ Sportsman Lodge. [deceased]

  Buzz Kulik: November 21, 1994-Phone [deceased]

  Peter Levinson: February 2, 1996-In Person @His office. [deceased]

  Kay Lenz: January 21, 2012-Phone interview.

  Barbara Luna: November 15, 1995-In Person @Her home.

  Grover Lewis: Sept, 1994-Phone [deceased]

  Leslie H. Martinson: February 19, 1998-Phone.

  Betty Marvin: February 12-13, 1995-In Person @ her home in Cambria.

  Christopher Marvin: March 5, 1995-In Person @ Ventura friend’s house.

  Joan Marvin: October, 31, 1995-In Person @ her home. [deceased]

  Robert Marvin: July, 21, 1994 (phone), October 31, 1995+ & June 8, 1996-his home. [deceased]

  Martin Milner: July 23, 1996-In Person @ his Carlsbad home.

  Meyer Mishkin: October 9, 1999-In Person @ his home. [deceased]

  John Mitchum: October 8, 1994-In Person @ Lone Pine. [deceased]

  Alvy Moore: April 8, 1997-In Person @ his Palm Springs home. [deceased]

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nbsp; Carolyn Moore: April 8, 1997-In Person @ her Palm Springs home. [deceased]

  Terry Moore: October 17, 1994-Phone.

  Dan Moultharp: August 14, 1995-phone & August 17,1995-his office

  Ralph O’Hara: December 10, 1995-In Person @ The Sand Castle in Malibu.

  Jack Palance: September, 1997-In Person @ Queen Mary [deceased]

  Phil Parslow: May 7, 1995-Phone. [deceased]

  Bob Phillips: August 26, 1995-In Person @ Lunch in the Valley.

  Paul Picerni: January 18, 1998-In Person @ Beverly Garland Hotel. [deceased]

  Jean Porter: September 7, 1996-In Person @ Musso & Franks.

  George Rappaport: August 17, 1995-In Person @ His home.

  Bert Remsen: November 23, 1994-In Person @ Lone Pine. [deceased]

  Fr. Paul Romf, OSB (archivist): May 1, 1998-In Person @ St. Leo College.

  Cheyney Ryan: January 19, 2012-Phone.

  Lisa Ryan: December 16, 2011-Phone.

  Mitch Ryan: January 14, 2012-Phone

  Charles Saunders: May 13, 1998-Phone.

  Christiana Schmidtmer: October 24, 1994-phone. [deceased]

  Ed Silver: January 16, 2012-Phone.

  Elliot Silverstein: February 23, 1998-In Person @ Mirabelle restaurant.

  Rick Spalla: January 20, 1998-In Person @ his studio. [deceased]

  Woody Strode: September 3, 1994-In Person @ Glendora his home. [deceased]

  Neil Summers: October 9, 1994-In Person @ Lone Pine

  Terry Swindoll: August 15, 2010-e-mail.

  Rod Taylor: July 26, 1995-Phone

  Robert Totten: January 15, 1995-In Person @ Beverly Garland Hotel. [deceased]

  Fr. Gregory Traeger, OSB: May 1, 1998-In Person @ St. Leo College.

  Robert Vaughn: January 18, 1998-In Person @ Beverly Garland Hotel.

  Gregory Walcott: December 9, 1995-In Person @ Beverly Garland coffee shop.

  Bob Walker: June 6, 1995-In Person @ his Office. [deceased]

  Clint Walker: April 6, 1999-Phone.

  Ron Walker: In person@ his Garden Grove home

  Kelly Ward: April 30, 1996-In Person @ The Encino Radisson.

  Paul Wasserman: March 13, 1996-In Person @ The Daily Grill [deceased]

  David Weddle: November 20, 1994-In Person @ forgotten restaurant.

  James Whitmore: April 3, 1996 (Mail) [deceased]

  Ned Wynn: October 11, 1995-Phone.

  Tracy Wynn: September 23, 1995-Phone.

  Index

  ..45 automatic pistol, father’s, 46, 48, 51

  A

  A Life in the Balance, 98

  “A Sound of Hunting,” 67, 81

  “A Streetcar Named Desire,” 67

  Abbott, Bud, 111

  abortion, Pamela Feeley’s, 65

  Academy Awards, Oscar for Cat Ballou, 158, 166–168

  acting, education in

  American Theater Wing (ATW), 65–66

  Manumit school, 23

  St. Leo’s School for Boys, 30

  acting, Lee Marvin’s view of, 64–65

  action heroes, modern, 166

  ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder), 21, 29

  Admiral Faragut Naval Academy, 25

  Africa, 211–212

  agents. See Mishkin, Meyer

  aging, 135, 241–243

  Akins, Claude, 92, 136

  Albert, Eddie, 76, 101–102, 108–109

  alcoholism

  aging due to, 230

  Ann Davidge’s, 13

  anxiety attacks, relation to, 216–217

  automobile accidents from, 146, 152

  bars, behavior in, 60, 68, 174

  Betty’s reaction to, 127–129

  Cat Ballou, 153, 156–157

  Donovan’s Reef incident, 132–133

  drinking after filming, 82

  drinking quote, 160

  family fights related to, 57

  Fern Lea incident, 185

  harassment of women and, 129

  The Iceman Cometh, 194–197

  interviews, drunk for, 236

  Ira Hayes, portrayal of, 118–119

  The Klansman, while filming, 205–206

  Lamont Marvin’s, 55

  Michele Triola contribution to, 217–218

  not drinking, difficulty with, 129–130

  The Professionals, 217–218

  PTSD and, 134

  Route 66” incident, 121–122

  on set drinking, 125, 153

  Ship of Fools portrayal of, 145

  therapy for, 130

  Aldrich, Robert, 101–102, 169–172, 193–194, 243

  alimony. See palimony suit of Michele Triola

  All Quiet On the Western Front, 20–21, 76

  Allen, Elizabeth, 132

  American International Pictures (AIP), 209 American National Theater and Academy (ANTA), 69

  American Theater Wing (ATW), 65–66

  ancestors of Lee Marvin, 6–11, 13

  anger, childhood, 5

  ANTA (American National Theater and Academy), 69

  anthology TV shows, 110–111

  anti-heros, 143, 166

  anxiety attacks, 216–217

  Apted, Michael, 236–239

  Arctic Escapade, 235–236

  arctic exploration by Ross Marvin, 7–11, 15–16

  art imitating life, 174

  Ashley, Elizabeth, 144

  Astor Drug Store, 68

  athletics, high school participation in, 29–30

  Attack!, 101–102

  Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), 21, 29

  ATW (American Theater Wing), 65–66

  audiences, changing over time, 67, 235

  auditions

  early New York, 66–68

  Oklahoma!, 94–95

  You’re In the Navy Now, 69

  automobiles owned by Lee Marvin

  accidents in, 146, 152

  Bristol Ace, 127–128

  Ford convertible, 79–80

  Avalanche Express, 213–214

  awards

  Best Actor in a Comedy, Golden Globes, 166

  Best Foreign Film Actor, British Academy

  Award, 138–139

  Oscar for Cat Ballou, 158, 166–168

  B

  Bad Day at Black Rock, 95–96, 205

  bad guys, ability to play, 250–251

  “Bailout At 43,000,” 110

  Baker, Oregon, 183

  Ball, Lucille, 240

  Ballantine, Betty, 62–65, 67, 68

  Ballantine, David, 59–60, 62, 64

  Ballantine, E. J., 62

  Ballantine, Ian, 62, 68

  Ballantine, Stella, 23, 62

  Ballinger, Lt. Frank, character, 112–118

  Balsam, Martin, 241

  Bancroft, Anne, 91, 93, 98

  banjo incident, 221–222

  bank robbery films

  Dog Day, 239–240

  Spike’s Gang, 204

  Bannen, Ian, 236–239

  Barger, Sonny, 90

  baseball, “How Charlie Faust Won a Pennant

  for the Giants,” 110–111

  Bastard Sons of Lee (BSOL), 251–252

  Beatty, Warren, 176

  Beetles, The, 90

  Bellamy, Ralph, 161

  Benedek, Laslo, 88–90

  Benny Goodman, 43

  Best Actor in a Comedy, Golden Globes, 166

  Best Foreign Film Actor, British Academy

  Award, 138–139

  Best, James, 93

  Betty Marvin. See Marvin, Betty Ebeling

  “Billy Budd,” 69–70, 77

  Biltmore Theater, 69–70

  Biroc, Joe, 194

  birth of Lee Marvin, 15

  Bishop, Joey, 241

  blues music, 83, 98–99, 128

  Bob Hope specials, 240

  Boetticher, Budd, 100–101

  Bogart, Humphrey, 91–93 “Bonanza,” 118

  Bond, Ward, 102–103

  Bonnie & Clyde, 176

  books, favo
rite, 21, 160

  Boone, Richard, 109

  Boorman, John, 172–177, 180–182, 217

  Borgnine, Ernest

  Bad Day at Black Rock, 95

  The Dirty Dozen, 169–172

  The Dirty Dozen: The Next Mission, 241

  Emperor of the North, 193–194

  Small Soldiers, 252

  stardom, achieved before Lee’s, 107

  Violent Saturday, 97

  Brand, Neville, 96, 127–128

  Brando, Jocelyn, 114, 119

  Brando, Marlon, 88–90

  Bridges, Jeff, 195–196

  Bristol Ace automobile, 127–128

  British Academy Award, Best Foreign Film

  Actor, 138–139

  Broadway productions, 66, 69–70, 77

  Bronson, Charles, 69, 76, 82, 114, 169–172, 235–236

  Brooklyn, New York, 19, 57, 115

  Brooks, Richard, 161–166

  “Brother Orchid,” 30

  Brown, Jim, 169–172, 252

  Brown, JPS, 190–191

  BSOL (Bastard Sons of Lee), 251–252

  Bucholz, Horst, 213–214

  burial site of Lee Marvin, 250

  Burr, Raymond, 91

  Burton, Richard, 167, 205–207

  “Bus Stop,” 103

  Bush, Billy Green, 186

  C

  Cabeen, Ty, 148, 165

  Cady, Frank, 103

  Callan, Michael, 151–153

  Camp Pendleton, 43

  Canada, filming in, 235–236

  Cannes Film Festival, 234, 252

  Canyon city, Colorado, 153–154

  Cardinale, Claudia, 161

  Carradine, Keith, 193–194

  Carradine, Robert, 231–235

  cars. See automobiles owned by Lee Marvin

  Cassavetes, John, 169–172, 176

  Cat Ballou, 150–158, 166–169

  Catholic school, 28–31

  Chandler, Jeff, 102–103

  Chanslor, Roy, 149

  Chapman, Bob, 69

  character acting, 88, 107

  Chayefsky, Paddy, 183–185

  Chicago, 53–54

  childhood of Lee Marvin

  kindergarten violence, 5

  movies, favorites, 20–21

  in New York City, 18–20

  running away from home, 17

  schools attended. See education Walker family, with, 28

  children of Lee Marvin

  antagonism with Pam Marvin, 209

  Christopher Lamont. See Marvin,

  Christopher Lamont

  Claudia Leslie, 94

  Courtenay Lee, 94, 239

  Cynthia Louise, 94, 239

  estate, disposition of, 250

  stepchildren, with Pamela Feeley, 208

  “The Sons of Lee Marvin,” 249–251

  Chino, character, 74, 90

  Christine, Virginia, 136

 

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