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Lee Marvin

Performer with 11 reviewed and 42 watchlist titles.

53 Results
Release Year
  1. 1952
    1. Performer
      Hangman's Knot  1952
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
    2. Performer
      Eight Iron Men  1952
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  2. 1953
    1. Performer
      The Stranger Wore a Gun  1953
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
    2. Performer
      Seminole  1953
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
    3. Performer
      The Glory Brigade  1953
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
    4. Performer
      The Big Heat  1953
      Because Fritz Lang directed and Lee Marvin performed.
    5. Performer
      Gun Fury  1953
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
    6. Performer
      The Wild One  1953
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  3. 1954
    1. Performer
      Gorilla at Large  1954
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
    2. Performer
      The Raid  1954
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  4. 1955
    1. Performer
      Violent Saturday  1955
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
    2. Performer
      Not as a Stranger  1955
      Because Frank Sinatra, Lee Marvin, and Robert Mitchum performed.
    3. Performer
      A Life in the Balance  1955
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
    4. Performer
      I Died a Thousand Times  1955
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  5. 1956
    1. Performer
      The Rack  1956
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
    2. Performer
      7 Men from Now  1956
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
    3. Performer
      Attack  1956
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
    4. Performer
      Pillars of the Sky  1956
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  6. 1957
    1. Performer
      Raintree County  1957
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  7. 1958
    1. Performer
      The Missouri Traveler  1958
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  8. 1961
  9. 1962
  10. 1963
    1. Performer
      Donovan's Reef  1963
      Because John Ford directed and John Wayne and Lee Marvin performed.
  11. 1964
    1. Performer
      The Killers  1964
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  12. 1965
    1. Performer
      Ship of Fools  1965
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  13. 1966
    1. Performer
      The Professionals  1966
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  14. 1967
  15. 1968
    1. Performer
      Sergeant Ryker  1968
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
    2. Performer
      Hell in the Pacific  1968
      Because John Boorman directed and Lee Marvin performed.
  16. 1969
    1. Performer
      Paint Your Wagon  1969
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  17. 1970
    1. Performer
      Monte Walsh  1970
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  18. 1972
    1. Performer
      Pocket Money  1972
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  19. 1973
    1. Performer
      Emperor of the North  1973
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
    2. Performer
      The Iceman Cometh  1973
      Because John Frankenheimer directed and Lee Marvin performed.
  20. 1974
    1. Performer
      The Spikes Gang  1974
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
    2. Performer
      The Klansman  1974
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  21. 1976
    1. Performer
      Shout at the Devil  1976
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
    2. Performer
      The Great Scout & Cathouse Thursday  1976
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  22. 1979
    1. Performer
      Avalanche Express  1979
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  23. 1980
    1. Performer
      The Big Red One  1980
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  24. 1981
    1. Performer
      Death Hunt  1981
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  25. 1983
    1. Performer
      Gorky Park  1983
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  26. 1984
    1. Performer
      Dog Day  1984
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  27. 1985
    1. Performer
      The Dirty Dozen: Next Mission  1985
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
  28. 1986
    1. Performer
      The Delta Force  1986
      Because Lee Marvin performed.
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