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Hell Town — Marsha Hunt
Action is the order of the day in this Zane Grey tale about a range wanderer (John Wayne) who becomes a trail boss and finds trouble. Marsha Hunt, Johnny Mack Brown, John Patterson, Monte Blue, Syd Saylor, Nick Lukats, Lucien Littlefield, James Craig, Johnny Boyle. Directed by Charles Barton.
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American actress Marsha Hunt, born Marcia Hunt, attended the Theodore Irving School of Dramatics while still a teenager. Simultaneously, she worked as a Powers model until she debuted onscreen in The Virginia Judge (1935) at age 18. Hunt went on to become a very busy screen actress through the early '50s.
In the '30s she appeared in supporting roles such as bridesmaids and coeds, while in the '40s she played leads in second features and second leads and supporting roles in major productions. In the early '50s, during the heyday of the McCarthy Era "witch hunts," she was blacklisted by the studios for her liberal political beliefs, and after 1952 she appeared in only a handful of films, as well as the TV series Peck's Bad Girl. Through the '80s, however, she still turned up occasionally in character roles on TV.
From 1938-43 she was married to editor (now director) Jerry Hopper. After 1946 she was married to movie/TV scriptwriter Robert Presnell Jr., who died in 1986. She remains active in social issues, lending her help to organizations involved with such issues as peace, poverty, population, and pollution; she is a frequent speaker on the issues that concern her, and she serves on nearly a dozen Boards of Directors.
She was last onscreen in Johnny Got His Gun (1971).