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My mother had decided to call me Steven after the American actor Steve Cochran, who had died in 1965, the year of Grandad’s and Ernie’s deaths. No biographies of Cochran have ever existed, but his extraordinary face and gangster swagger leap forwards with sexual antagonism and vendetta smiles. In ''Tomorrow is Another Day'' (1951), ''Slander'' (1957) and ''I, Mobster'' (1958) he is malevolently magnificent, hooded by virulent beetle-brows and brute lure. At 48 he had a heart attack and died whilst adrift off the California coast with a yacht full of young females. A post mortem probably wasn’t necessary.
My mother had decided to call me Steven after the American actor Steve Cochran, who had died in 1965, the year of Grandad’s and Ernie’s deaths. No biographies of Cochran have ever existed, but his extraordinary face and gangster swagger leap forwards with sexual antagonism and vendetta smiles. In ''Tomorrow is Another Day'' (1951), ''Slander'' (1957) and ''I, Mobster'' (1958) he is malevolently magnificent, hooded by virulent beetle-brows and brute lure. At 48 he had a heart attack and died whilst adrift off the California coast with a yacht full of young females. A post mortem probably wasn’t necessary.
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Image used on the drum (identified by joe frady [https://www.morrissey-solo.com/threads/2013-tour-backdrop-photo-by-frank-tewkesbury.126833/ source]), appears to be from the film "Storm Warning" (1951):
Image used on the drum (identified by joe frady [https://www.morrissey-solo.com/threads/2013-tour-backdrop-photo-by-frank-tewkesbury.126833/ source]), appears to be from the film "Storm Warning" (1951):
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Latest revision as of 15:20, 26 February 2023

Steve Cochran

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My mother had decided to call me Steven after the American actor Steve Cochran, who had died in 1965, the year of Grandad’s and Ernie’s deaths. No biographies of Cochran have ever existed, but his extraordinary face and gangster swagger leap forwards with sexual antagonism and vendetta smiles. In Tomorrow is Another Day (1951), Slander (1957) and I, Mobster (1958) he is malevolently magnificent, hooded by virulent beetle-brows and brute lure. At 48 he had a heart attack and died whilst adrift off the California coast with a yacht full of young females. A post mortem probably wasn’t necessary.

Image used as a 2021 backdrop (source):

Image used on the drum (identified by joe frady source), appears to be from the film "Storm Warning" (1951):

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Steve Cochran (born Robert Alexander Cochran, May 25, 1917 – June 15, 1965) was an American film, television and stage actor. He attended the University of Wyoming. After a stint working as a cowboy, Cochran developed his acting skills in local theatre and gradually progressed to Broadway, film and television.

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