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Marvin married Betty Ebeling in April 1952 and together they had four children: a son Christopher Lamont (1952 – 2013), and three daughters: Courtenay Lee, Cynthia Louise, and Claudia Leslie (1958 - 2012).
Lee Marvin died of a heart attack in August 1987. He was buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. Marvin paved the way for leading men that didn't fit the traditional mould.
- February 19, 1924
- August 29, 1987
Tras 16 años, se divorció. En 1970 se casó por segunda vez con Pamela Feeley.
AñoPelículaPersonajeDirector1951You're in the Navy NowRadiofonista (no acreditado)1951TeresaSoldado (no acreditado)1952Hong KongHuésped en el hotel (no acreditado)1952Diplomatic CourierPolicía militar en Trieste (no ...Lee Marvin was a villain on screen, but he was also a villain on the homefront. On another rather cheesy 3-D film—1954’s Gorilla at Large —Marvin met Anne Bancroft , and a secret romance began.
He won ‘BFATA award’ in ‘Best Foreign Actor’ category for the first time in 1964 for his role in the film ‘The Killers’. His performances in ‘The Professionals’ and ‘The Dirty Dozen’ won him ‘Laurel Awards’ for two consecutive years. Personal Life & Legacy. Marvin first married Bettry Ebeling.
Trabajó con John Boorman en A quemarropa (1967), y en Infierno en el Pacífico (1968). Se casó en dos ocasiones, la primera en 1951 con Betty Ebeling de la que se divorciaría a principios de 1967 y la segunda con Pamela Feeley, en 1970.
Lee Marvin contrajo matrimonio en dos ocasiones: con Betty Ebeling, con quien tuvo cuatro hijos y cuya relación duró desde 1951 a 1967; y con Pamela Feeley, con quien convivió desde 1970 hasta el fallecimiento del actor, en 1987, a causa de un infarto.
