Murvyn Vye Net Worth is
$950,000

Mini Biography

Given birth to Marvin Wesley Vye, Jr., this Massachusetts-born, Yale-trained personality actor was linked for a while with the Theater Guild in the 1940s. Built with a tough-looking countenance and durable baritone, he was employed to originate the function of Jigger Craigin in the Guild’s 1945 mounting of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Carousel,” which also starred John Raitt and Jan Clayton. A magnificent success, this resulted in Hollywood provides and in 1947 he produced an auspicious film debut (third billed) in Golden Earrings (1947) starring Marlene Dietrich and Ray Milland, playing Zoltan, a gypsy who sings the name tune. Playing following a baddie in the Alan Ladd starrer Whispering Smith (1948) and Merlin in the Bing Crosby remake of the Connecticut Yankee in Ruler Arthur’s Courtroom (1949), Vye came back to Broadway to co-star as the Kralahome in the musical “The Ruler and I.” The musical, obviously, went on to become smash but without Vye for he give up the creation during tryouts after his just melody was cut. However he would not really recreate his Jigger function in the film edition of “Carousel” either. Cameron Mitchell had taken the honors. Back Hollywood, Vye became a typical fixture in mobster pictures including Al Capone (1959) simply because Bugs Moran, Ruler from the Roaring 20’s: THE STORYPLOT of Arnold Rothstein (1961) as well as the George Raft Story (1961). Using a homely, imposing mug designed for experience tales, he performed from warrior chiefs to Blackbeard the Pirate. On Television he portrayed several corrupt heroes on such displays as “The Untouchables” and “77 Sunset Remove” or even performed his tough men for laughs. Among he made an appearance in musical productions of “Oklahoma!” and “South Pacific,” amongst others. Vye passed away in 1976 at age group 63.

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