Lee Marvin could not ride a motorcycle at the time of filming, but determined not to be bettered by Marlon Brando he quickly learned, later becoming a keen competitor on his Triumph 200cc Tiger Cub in desert races.“... but he wasn’t willing to fight the good guy alone, man to man.”
I lived in deep South Texas as a boy and it was expected that a white boy fight a white boy when a fight happened. And....it did.
However, Mexicans were different. They were like coyotes, fought in a pack but were timid and scared if alone.
Many fights back then and never forgot the lesson. There is no wonder why they a “pack animals” and fight in gangs...not as individuals...like we did back then.
Oh, I’m sorry if I offended our more feminized males...we were real masculine boys and men back then. The PC group and feminism had not tamed us back then.
Today, I am still an undomesticated male and will be until I leave this earth.
Fight your own battles and stand on your own two feet. Don’t “piss off” someone who can beat your ass...and will.
My breed is quickly dying out and the world will be a much more gentler and caring society after real men disappear from the earth.
Lee Marvin could not ride a motorcycle at the time of filming, but determined not to be bettered by Marlon Brando he quickly learned, later becoming a keen competitor on his Triumph 200cc Tiger Cub in desert races.