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Eythe married a young 20th Century Fox contract actress, Buff Cobb, in June 1947. The marriage was short-lived and was not a happy one, and the couple divorced in 1949. Cobb later sued Eythe for $2,500 that he owed according to their divorce settlement.
Hinzu kam seine Homosexualität: Zwar war er zwischen 1947 und 1949 in einer Art Scheinehe mit der Schauspielerin Buff Cobb (1927–2010) – einer Enkelin des Schriftstellers Irvin S. Cobb – verheiratet, doch in Wahrheit hatte er eine langjährige Beziehung mit dem Schauspielkollegen Lon McCallister. 1950 drehte Eythe seinen letzten von ...
Cobb later married veteran TV newsman Mike Wallace. In the post-war years, Fox began to lose interest and Eythe was seen with less frequency. He flatlined film-wise in his last two "C" movies that were made by other studios: Special Agent (1949) and Customs Agent (1950).
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Even though he had played a role in the stage version of "The Moon Is Down," Fox, his home studio, bypassed him for the film version. Stage, radio, and television actor, stage producer and director. His wife was the granddaughter of Irvin S. Cobb. 1 more.
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Who Is William Eythe's Wife? His wife is Buff Cobb (2 June 1947 - 12 February 1949) ( divorced)
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