Steve Cochran Overview:

Actor, Steve Cochran, was born Robert Alexander Cochran on May 25, 1917 in Eureka, CA. Cochran died at the age of 48 on Jun 15, 1965 in Pacific Ocean, off the coast of Guatemala .

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He was honored with one star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the category of Motion Pictures.

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in Private Hell 36 (1954): homme fatale?

By Carol Martinheira on Apr 16, 2019 From The Old Hollywood Garden

in Private Hell 36 (1954): homme fatale? On April 16, 2019 By CarolIn Uncategorized Don Siegel’s criminally underrated Private Hell 36 (1954) can never seem to make its way onto any worthy ‘top noir’ list, perhaps justly so. It’s p... Read full article


Gone Too Soon:

By shadowsandsatin on Mar 10, 2012 From Shadows and Satin

The following post is my entry in the Gone Too Soon Blogathon presented by Comet Over Hollywood. Take some time to read these?great entries! You only owe it to yourself. With his swarthy good looks and tough-guy demeanor, was a natural for the hoods and cutthroats he so often portrayed... Read full article


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Steve Cochran Quotes:

Madeline Welton: Maybe I'll hear you cracked the skull of an old bank guard, killed a truck driver or ran over a child in a getaway. I'm scared! Even liquor won't drive away the nightmares. I can't sleep. When you're away, I'm fenced in and when you come back, it's the same terror. Oh, please, George, please - I want out!
[George slaps Madeline]
George Legenza: Okay, now you got it out of your system. You feel better. Just make like you got caught in a revolving door. Well, come on. We're supposed to be having fun. Enjoy yourself.


Madeline Welton: For three days I'm locked up in a hotel while you're away on a *business trip*. Mustn't talk to anyone; can't go out. Just wait, wait. What am I supposed to do, make faces in the looking glass?
George Legenza: Why don't you do what Mary does? Listen to the radio.


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Steve Cochran Facts
Married three times and had one daughter, Xandra, by his first wife, artist Florence Lockwood. His relationship with his daughter was strained and eventually they lost touch. His third wife, whom he married at age 44 in 1961 in Las Vegas, was only 19. They later divorced.

The successful singer, Morrissey (Steven Patrick Morrissey), is named after him.

Appeared opposite Virginia Mayo in six films, both of them often playing scheming, unsavory types.

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