STEVE McQUEEN: PROJECTS NOT INCURRED

PROJECTS NOT INCURRED BY:

STEVE McQUEEN

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The Fiend Who Walked The West, 1958

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Robert Evans

 

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Ocean's Eleven, 1960

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Henry Silva

 

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Breakfast At Tiffany's, 1961

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: George Peppard

 

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Pocketful of Miracles, 1961

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Glenn Ford

 

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The Victors, 1963

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: George Peppard

 

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Major Dundee, 1964

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Richard Harris

 

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King Rat, 1965.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: George Segal

 

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Return of the Seven, 1966

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Robert Fuller

 

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Triple Cross, 1966

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Christopher Plummer

 

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Grand Prix, 1966

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: James Garner

 

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In Cold Blood, 1967

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted:  Scott Wilson

 

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The Graduate, 1967

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Dustin Hoffman

 

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Planet of the Apes, 1968.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Charlton Heston

 

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Ice Station Zebra, 1968.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Rock Hudson

 

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Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice, 1969

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Robert Culp

 

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Marooned, 1969

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Gene Hackman

 

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The Kremlin Letter, 1970

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Patrick O'Neal

 

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30

Dirty Harry, 1971.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Clint Eastwood

 

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The French Connection, 1971

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Gene Hackman

 

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Play Misty For Me, 1971

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Clint Eastwood

 

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The Ski Bum, 1971

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Zalman King

 

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The Long Goodbye, 1973.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Elliott Gould

 

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California Split, 1973.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Elliott Gould

 

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The Great Gatsby, 1974.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Robert Redford

 

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The Towering Inferno, 1974

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Paul Newman

 

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Death Wish, 1974

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Charles Bronson

 

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30

The Eiger Sanction, 1975.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Clint Eastwood

 

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One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, 1975.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Jack Nicholson

 

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30

Lucky Lady, 1975

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Gene Hackman

 

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Gable and Lombard, 1977

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: James Brolin

 

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Sorcerer, 1976.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted:  Roy Scheider

 

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30

The Missouri Breaks, 1976

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Jack Nicholson

The Missouri Breaks, 1976, Even with director Bob Rafelson suggesting Marlon Brando as his quarry, Steve nixed yet another Western script after passing on Applegate's Gold, American Flag, Heaven's Gate. Ironically, Nicholson's favourite director handed the project to Arthur Penn... who clearly had no idea what to do with it. Nor did Marlon Brando and Nicholson.

 

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Victory At Entebbe, 1976

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Richard Dreyfuss

 

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30

Apocalypse Now, 1979.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Martin Sheen

 

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Close Encounters of the Third Kind, 1977

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Richard Dreyfuss

 

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A Bridge Too Far, 1977.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Robert Redford

 

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Islands in the Stream, 1977.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: George C Scott

 

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The Gauntlet, 1977

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Clint Eastwood

 

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Bobby Deerfield, 1977

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Al Pacino

 

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The Driver, 1978

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Ryan O'Neal

 

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Superman, 1978

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted:  Christopher Reeves

 

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Convoy, 1978.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Kris Kristofferson

 

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The Betsy, 1978.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Tommy Lee Jones

 

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Hardcore, 1979.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: George C Scott

 

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The Big Red One, 1979

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Robert Carradine

 

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Headven's Gate, 1980.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Kris Kristofferson

 

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Raise The Titanic, 1980.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Richard Jordan

 

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Fort Apache, The Bronx, 1981

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Paul Newman

 

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30

The Cannonball Run, 1981

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Burt Reynolds

 

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30

First Blood (aka Rambo), 1982.

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Sylvester Stallone

 

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30

The Ultimate Solution of Grace Quigley, 1984

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Nick Nolte

 

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30

Tai-Pen, 1985

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Bryan Brown

 

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30

Quigley Down Under, 1990

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted:  Tom Selleck

 

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The Bodyguard, 1992

Steve McQueen Candidate; Finally Interpreted: Kevin Costner