Lee Marvin

Though Audie Murphy receives top billing in The Duel at Silver Creek, he’s actually a supporting player to Stephen McNally in this inane western.

The Caine Mutiny is an extremely well-done drama featuring a terrific performance from Humphrey Bogart.

A one-armed stranger (Spencer Tracy) gets off a train in a dusty town and starts asking questions.

Jack Webb produced, directed and stars as the titular Pete Kelly in this jazz-infused crime drama as a hard-boiled, cornet-playing band leader battling a mobster in 1927 Kansas City.

The goings on at an isolated, seaside diner, where the cook (Lee Marvin) and owner (Keenan Wynn) both eye the waitress (Terry Moore) who’s in love with a professor (Frank Lovejoy), but not everything is what it seems.

A fugitive gambler (Stuart Whitman) helps a Texas Ranger (John Wayne) uncover a group of white renegades running guns and liquor to the Comanche.

An idealistic tenderfoot lawyer confronts the fiercest outlaw in a small western town.

After a hired gunman (Lee Marvin) kills her father, a young woman (Jane Fonda) hires the gunman’s drunken twin (Lee Marvin) to seek revenge.

An army major trains 12 condemned soldiers for a suicide mission behind enemy lines during World War II.

Betrayed, shot, and left for dead, a criminal (Lee Marvin) sets out for revenge.

Chicago mob enforcer Lee Marvin confronts Kansas City boss Gene Hackman over money and morals when he discovers Sissy Spacek trapped in a forced-prostitution racket.