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Marvin George Westmore

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Marvin George Westmore

Birth
Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, USA
Death
28 Nov 2020 (aged 85)
California, USA
Burial
Joshua Tree, San Bernardino County, California, USA Add to Map
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Hollywood Makeup Artist. Marvin George Westmore was a six time Emmy nominated, third generation professional Hollywood Makeup Artist, with a history of over 35 years in consumer makeup and in the Motion Picture & Television industry. The son of Monte Westmore and Edith (McCarrier) Westmore House, he was part of the famed Westmore family and was the Founder & CEO of the "The Westmore Academy of Cosmetic Arts”. Marv began his career in television, working on The Red Skelton Show (1951). He went on to work on feature films such as The Singing Nun (1966) with Debbie Reynolds and Sweet Charity  with Shirley MacLaine. Marv has a British Academy Award Nomination for his work on the future noir film, Blade Runner and has 6 Emmy nominations for TV series and specials; Frankenstein (1973);  Elvis (1979);  Space Rangers (1993);  “V” The Final Battle; and  “V” The Rescue.
Hollywood Makeup Artist. Marvin George Westmore was a six time Emmy nominated, third generation professional Hollywood Makeup Artist, with a history of over 35 years in consumer makeup and in the Motion Picture & Television industry. The son of Monte Westmore and Edith (McCarrier) Westmore House, he was part of the famed Westmore family and was the Founder & CEO of the "The Westmore Academy of Cosmetic Arts”. Marv began his career in television, working on The Red Skelton Show (1951). He went on to work on feature films such as The Singing Nun (1966) with Debbie Reynolds and Sweet Charity  with Shirley MacLaine. Marv has a British Academy Award Nomination for his work on the future noir film, Blade Runner and has 6 Emmy nominations for TV series and specials; Frankenstein (1973);  Elvis (1979);  Space Rangers (1993);  “V” The Final Battle; and  “V” The Rescue.


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