"I was born under a wanderin' star"....Ladies and Gentlemen, the late, great, Lee Marvin.

[A HERETIC I AM]

"Paint Your Wagon"

[ConcernedCanuk]

1. I remember him best from Cat Ballou with Jane Fonda

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[nolabear]

4. My younger sister fell in love with this movie. I must have seen it 20 times.

Thank GOD for Nat King Cole and Stubby Kaye! But as usual Lee Marvin shone. And Jane Fonda was...interesting. LOL!

Kid Sheleen...

[Tom Kitten]

5. Amazing performance

He won Best Actor Oscar even though he doesn't appear until a third of the way through the movie...in a comedy/dual role!

[RebelOne]

8. Loved that movie.

The funniest part was when he sang happy birthday to candles burning next to a casket. Of course, he was drunk.

[mulsh]

2. Wed. before Thanksgiving, probably 1969 just outside of Livermore, CA this

song came on the radio at the start of our annual family trek to LA for the Holiday. Mom, dad, twin, little brother and I fell silent in amazement. As we traveled south we must have heard that song at least 10 times on about as many radio stations between the bay area and Pasadena.

On subsequent family road trips at some point one or all of individually would start raping out "I...was...born..."

[nolabear]

3. Weirdest movie Eastwood ever made, but I loved Lee Marvin.

I won't even post "I Talk to the Trees" out of respect for the man.

[Tom Kitten]

6. Lee Marvin vs. Keenan Wynn...

from Shack Out On 101

[BarbaRosa]

7. I bought the 45.