Audie Murphy
See also: Murphy
Audie Leon Murphy is an American actor born the June 20th 1924 with Kingston, the Texas, and is deceased at the time of an air crash the May 28th 1971 close to Roanoke, in Virginia (the United States).
Raised in a modest family of farm laborers of ten children, Audie Leon Murphy engages in the infantry after short studies. He is regarded as one of the soldiers most decorated with the Second world war (about thirty medals of which the Medal off Honor ).
He makes its first film Beyond the Glory in 1948 with Alan Ladd. In 1949, it marries the young actress Wanda Hendrix (which it divorces the following year) and turns its first personal success Bad Boy of Kurt Neumann. He marries in second weddings Pamela Archer in 1951 with which there will remain married until his death. In the Fifties, he becomes a star appreciated of the public and turns with prestigious directors like John Huston or Budd Boetticher. He will turn a score of westerns of series B for the studios Universal Pictures. In 1955, it holds the high-speed motorboat in the hell of the men , put in scene by Jesse Hibbs and drawn from its autobiography. He writes the scenarios of many his films and takes part in their production. All that brings fortune to him but there remains confined in popular films. It will find its best role in quite quiet American , of Joseph L. Mankiewicz.
Will follow one decade when its passion of the play will oblige it to agree to play in increasingly poor productions. It is directed at the same time towards television and interprets the detective Tom Smith in Whispering Smith in 1961 for the chain CBS. Ruined by the failures of its last films and by a not very scrupulous business man, weakened by the abuse drugs and drugs, shown attempted murder by one of its neighbors, Audie Murphy is a star déchue. It tries a like back while producing and interpreting a Jesse James growing old in Which draws the first ( has Time for Dying ) put in scene by Budd Boetticher but it will not see finished film.
Its body is buried with the military honors with the national cemetery of Arlington (Washinghton D.C).
Catalog of films
- 1948 : Texas, Brooklyn and Heaven , of William Castle
- 1948: Return without hope ( Beyond Glory ), of John Farrow
- 1949: Boys out of cage ( Bad Servant boy ), of Kurt Neumann
- 1950: the Head of innocent a ( Sierra ), of Alfred E. Green
- 1950: Kid of Texas ( The Kid from Texas ), of Kurt Neumann
- 1950: Kansas on fire ( Kansas Raiders ), of Ray Enright
- 1951: the victorious Load ( The Red Badge off Courage ), of John Huston
- 1952: With fire and blood ( The Cimarron Kid ), of Budd Boetticher
- 1952: Duel without mercy ( The Duel At Silver Creek ), of Gift Siegel
- 1953: the Killer of Montana ( Gunsmoke ), of Nathan Juran
- 1953: the Heroic lieutenant ( Column South ), of Frederick De Cordova
- 1953: Which is the Master ( Tumbleweed ), of Nathan Juran
- 1954: the Ride of the devil ( Wrinkle Clear off Diablo ), of Jesse Hibbs
- 1954: the bloody River ( Drums Across to rivet ), of Nathan Juran
- 1954: the Cleaner ( Destry ), of George Marshall
- 1955: the Hell of the men ( To Hell and Back ), of Jesse Hibbs
- 1956: Ten seconds of silence ( World in My Corner ), of Jesse Hibbs
- 1956: the Man of San Carlos ( Walk the Proud Land ), of Jesse Hibbs
- 1957: the Fort of the last chance ( The Guns off Strong Petticoat ), of George Marshall
- 1957: Joe Butterfly , of Jesse Hibbs
- 1957: the Survivor of the remote mounts ( Night Passage ), of James Neilson
- 1958: a quite quiet American ( Calm The American ), of Joseph L. Mankiewicz
- 1958: the broken Star ( Ride has Crooked Trail ), of Jesse Hibbs
- 1958: Traffickers of weapons in Cuba ( The Gun Runners ), of Gift Siegel
- 1959: a signed ball X ( No Name one the Bullet ), of Jack Arnold
- 1959: the solitary Brawler ( The Wild and the Innocent ), of Jack Sher
- 1959: Cast has Long Shadow , of Thomas Carr
- 1960: Devil in the skin ( Hell Bent for Leather ), of George Sherman
- 1960: Wind of the plain ( The Unforgiven ), of John Huston
- 1960: Seven ways of setting the ( Seven Ways from Sundown ), of Harry Keller
- 1961: Riders of the hell ( Installation from Hell ), of Herbert Coleman
- 1961: Whispering Smith , of Edward Ludlum (series TV)
- 1961: the Battle of Bloody Beach ( Battle At Bloody Beach ), of Herbert Coleman
- 1962: Six horses in the plain ( Six Black Horses ), of Harry Keller
- 1963: To stick It iron ( Showdown ), of R.G. Springsteen
- 1963 : War Is Hell , of Burt Topper
- 1963: Duel in Colorado ( Gunfight At Comanche Creek ), of Frank McDonald
- 1964: Fire without summation ( The Quick Gun ), of Sidney Salkow
- 1964: Patrol of violence ( Bullet for has Badman ), of R.G. Springsteen
- 1964 : Fury of Apaches ( Apache Riffles ), of William Witney
- 1965: Reprisals in Arizona ( Arizona Raiders ), of William Witney
- 1966: I call the Colt ( Gunpoint ), of Earl Bellamy
- 1966: a trunk for Cairo ( Trunk to Cairo ), of Menahem Golan and Raphael Nussbaum
- 1966: Texas Kid ( The Texican ), of Lesley Selander
- 1967: Forty rifles miss with the call ( 40 Guns to Apache Pass ), of William Witney
- 1969: Which draws the first ( has Time for Dying ), of Budd Boetticher
Principal decorations
- Medal off Honor
- Distinguished Service Cross-country race
- Silver Star (2)
- Legion off Merit
- Bronze Star Medal (2)
- Purple Heart (3)
- Legion of honor
- Military Cross 1939-1945 with palm
External bonds
- Audie Murphy on Internet Movie Database
- the Biography of Audie Murphy on Western Movies
- Article on Audie Murphy on Runmovies.be
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