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Mon 14
The Wild Wild West: The Night of the Wolf — John Marley
West fights to protect a Croatian king. His adversary: a sinister medicine man who commands a pack of bloodthirsty wolves. Talamantes: Joseph Campanella. Leandra: Lorri Scott. Artemus: Ross Martin. Stefan: John Marley. Dushan: Jonathan Lippe. Hanska: Michael Shillo.
Air Time & Details for John Marley, Mon 14, 9:00 pm -
Wed 16
Love Story — John Marley
A high society law student and middle-class musician marry; only to have their whirlwind romance come to a screeching halt when the young woman receives a cancer diagnosis.
Air Time & Details for John Marley, Wed 16, 8:20 am -
Sat 19
Love Story — John Marley
A high society law student and middle-class musician marry; only to have their whirlwind romance come to a screeching halt when the young woman receives a cancer diagnosis.
Air Time & Details for John Marley, Sat 19, 8:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About John Marley
John Marley's craggy face, cement-mixer voice and shock of white hair were familiar to stagegoers from the 1930s onward. Marley started out as one-half of a comedy team, but soon found that his true metier was drama. In films on an infrequent basis since 1941, Marley stepped up his moviemaking activities in the mid-1960s, playing such sizeable roles as Jane Fonda's father in Cat Ballou (1965).
He won a Venice Film Festival award for his performance as a miserable middle-aged husband in John Cassavetes' Faces (1968), and was Oscar-nominated for his portrayal of Ali MacGraw's blue-collar dad in Love Story. Arguably Marley's most unforgettable assignment was The Godfather (1972), in which, as movie mogul Lou Woltz, he wakes up to find himself sharing his bed with a horse's head. John Marley's television work included a regular role on the obscure NBC daytime drama Three Steps to Heaven.