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4 de dic. de 2001 · Mitchum had numerous creative outlets including songwriting, singing and poetry. In 1973 he wrote or co-wrote the pieces on the lone John Wayne album, “America, Why I Love Her.”
Naturally, Mitchum often played second fiddle to his brother, and garnered bit parts in fare like "El Dorado" with John Wayne, and "The Way West" with Kirk Douglas." Other notable roles for Mitchum include Nazi Reichstag president Herman Goering in the 1962 docudrama "Hitler," and henchman Rip Snorting on the campy '60s superhero serial "Batman."
Most of John's movie work was done outside Robert's orbit, however, in such films as Cattle King (1963) and Paint Your Wagon (1970). Perhaps John Mitchum's best screen role was as Goering in the 1962 biopic Hitler; he may have been utterly opposed ideologically to the late German field marshal, but John certainly filled the costume.
John Mitchum On a crisp morning in October 1952, while I was walking down the main street of Colorado Springs, Colorado, a belligerent young cowboy stopped me. He eyed me balefully for some moments and grumbled, "They tell me you're Robert Mitchum's brother." He glared, waiting for my answer. Finally I said, "Yes, I am." "You're a liar!" he ...
2 de dic. de 2001 · John Mitchum, who followed his movie-star brother, Robert, to Hollywood and became a character actor in scores of movies and hundreds of television shows, has died. He was 82.
Hace 2 días · In conclusion, the friendship between John Wayne and Christopher Mitchum fell apart due to a clash of personalities and egos, misunderstandings, and feelings of betrayal. It serves as a cautionary tale that even the most seemingly unbreakable bonds can break under the weight of individual challenges and differences.+.
Robert Charles Durman Mitchum (Bridgeport, Connecticut, 6 de agosto de 1917-Santa Bárbara, California, 1 de julio de 1997) fue un prolífico actor de cine y cantante estadounidense nominado al premio Óscar.Mitchum es recordado principalmente por sus papeles como protagonista en algunas de las obras más importantes del género conocido como cine negro.
