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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Marvin_DavisMarvin Davis - Wikipedia

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   Marvin H. Davis (August 31, 1925 – September 25, 2004) was an American industrialist. He made his fortunes as the chair of Davis Petroleum and at one time owned 20th Century Fox, the Pebble Beach Corporation, the Beverly Hills Hotel, and the Aspen Skiing Company.

2. www.nytimes.com › 2004/09/26 › obituariesMarvin Davis, Oil and Entertainment Mogul, Dies at 79

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   Sep 26, 2004 · Marvin H. Davis, a billionaire who amassed his fortune through well-timed deals in the oil and entertainment industries, died yesterday at his home in Beverly Hills, Calif., a family spokesman...

3. www.legacy.com › obituaries › nameSearch Marvin Davis Obituaries and Funeral Services - Legacy.com

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   Aug 26, 2024 · Showing 1 - 300 of 353 results. Search all Marvin Davis Obituaries and Death Notices to find upcoming funeral home services, leave condolences for the family, and research genealogy.

4. www.9news.com › article › newsMarvin Davis, former Denver oil tycoon, dead at 79 | 9news.com

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   Sep 25, 2004 · LOS ANGELES - Billionaire Marvin Davis, a former oilman who sold his 20th Century Fox studios to Rupert Murdoch in the 1980s, died Saturday at his Beverly Hills home. He was 79.

5. nypost.com › 2023/04/29 › tragic-history-of-davisTragic history of Davis family, inspirations for 'Dynasty'

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   Apr 29, 2023 · The blond, youthful-looking Raynes — the eldest daughter of late oil baron Marvin Davis, whose family was one of the inspirations for Aaron Spelling’s iconic ’80s soap “Dynasty” — was found dead in...

6. www.vanityfair.com › news › 2005The Man Who Ate Hollywood - Vanity Fair

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   Nov 1, 2005 · Rocky Mountain wildcatter turned Hollywood mogul, he treated Twentieth Century Fox as his personal playground, broke all the rules (even his own), and, when he died last year, left his family...

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   How did Marvin Davis pass away?

   • Marvin H. Davis, a billionaire who amassed his fortune through well-timed deals in the oil and entertainment industries, died yesterday at his home in Beverly Hills, Calif. He was 79. Marvin Davis passed away of natural causes, said the spokesman, Michael Sitrick.

   Marvin Davis, Oil and Entertainment Mogul, Dies at 79

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   Who is Marvin Davis?

   • Marvin Davis is a businessman who was involved in a five-year lawsuit, AE Investments, Inc. v. Davis Oil Company, Marvin Davis et al., in which his strategies are detailed. Between 1981 and 1982, A.E. Investments, a subsidiary of insurance giant Aetna Life & Casualty, invested $168 million in Marvin Davis's Davis Oil Company.

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   Did Marvin Davis live an extravagant life?

   • Marvin Davis, a giant of a man, lived an extravagant life. As a Rocky Mountain wildcatter turned Hollywood mogul, he treated Twentieth Century Fox as his personal playground, broke all the rules (even his own), and, upon his death last year, left his family warring over what may be a vanished $5.8 billion fortune. (Paul Schmulback/Globe Photos).

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   Who was the father of Marvin Davis?

   • Marvin's father, Jack Davis, came to America from London in 1917, as a teenager. He was a fireplug of a man who joined the British Navy after being denied a college scholarship because he was Jewish. He took up boxing in the navy and eventually wound up in New York.

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8. www.upi.com › Entertainment_News › 2004/09/26Billionaire Marvin Davis dies at 79 - UPI.com

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   Sep 26, 2004 · Marvin Davis, the wealthiest man in Los Angels for 20 years who once owned the 20th Century Fox studio, has died at his Beverly Hills, Calif., home at age 79.