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Lee Marvin Wandering Star Paint Your Wagon 1968 ungekürzt

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  • @mackb909 the Marines are more of a daughter of the Navy than a sister

  • Correction: He enlisted in the Marines (not its sister, the Navy) and was seriously wounded in combat in the South Pacific.

  • @mrlaw711 True that he had little formal education, but largely by choice; he was the son of an affluent NYC exec who enlisted in the Navy at 17 just as the US was entering WWII. In a lot of ways Marvin was like his character in this movie- uncomfortable with a settled bourgeois existence and conventionality, all while looking like a 'stereotypical' male. Sexually straight and a tough, loner guy in both real life and movies, he was also a liberal and early proponent of gay rights.

  • Good old Ben Rumsen.  Loved the movie and the actor.

  • WHY AREN'T THEY KILLING EACH OTHER?!

  • He was a great actor. Loved this movie.

  • This may not be new information to any Marvin fans...his grave at Arlington Cemetery along with that of Audie Murphy are the two most most visited sites along with JFK. A very talented man given his lack of formal educations. One of the interviews on YouTube where he talks about John Ford & john Wayne is awesome. They always said the four men of Hollywood no one would want to fight were Lee Marvin, Robert Mitchum, James Arness,and Clint Walker.

  • sounds like a good theme song for truckers

  • Only Lee Marvin can do this song. Very good. Real.

  • I have always liked Lee Marvin, I seen him in person when he Played Red Rider, and Robert Blake played his Young Indian side kick, way back in 1950, he hated to be reminded that he played Red Rider, maybe if you get a hold of Robert Osborn from TCM Movie of the week, and give us all some back ground on the Red Rider film as well, Lee Marvin served in WW 11 as a U.S. MARINE he is gone now, but thru his films, will Never be forgoten. one of the best actors of all time.

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