Marvin Paige

Marvin Paige was a Hollywood casting director whose credits included . 
Paige's first work as a casting director was the classic 1961 film Breakfast at Tiffany's. Among the actors he helped cast for this film was guest star Stanley Adams. Paige later did casting work for such films as The Devil's Brigade (1968, starring Andrew Prine), The Honkers (1972, written and directed by Steve Ihnat), (1969) and (1972, featuring Jay Robinson and Ian Abercrombie), the 1976 independent drama Grand Jury (starring Bruce Davison), and (1977, starring Michael Ansara).
In addition to his film credits, Paige cast a number of television series, including Combat!, Planet of the Apes, and Charlie's Angels. He spent at least ten years as casting director on the soap opera General Hospital, for which he received two Artios Award nominations from the Casting Society of America. He also owned a research consulting firm, , which provided material for a number of documentaries, including numerous episodes of A&E's Biography and AMC's Backstory.
Paige died on 13 November 2013 in Los Angeles, California, from injuries sustained in a car accident the previous month. 
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