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Dorothy Spence Mitchum, the wife of actor Robert Mitchum for 57 years, died Saturday at a hospice facility in Santa Barbara. She was 94. She was 94. She met Mitchum, who was two years her elder, in Delaware when she was 14 years of age after a brief courtship with his younger brother, John.
Apr 17, 2014 · Dorothy Clements Spence Mitchum, a daughter of William Lemuel Spence and Ina Clements Spence, born in Camden, Delaware, May 2, 1919, passed peacefully at Serenity House hospice in Santa Barbara, California on April 12, 2014, just 20 days shy of her 95th birthday. She was surrounded by loving friends and family during her final days.
Feb 8, 2017 · Married for 57 years to the former Dorothy Spence, Mitchum had dalliances of different intensities, but always returned home. He and Shirley MacLaine fell in love when they made Two for the Seesaw (1962). Mitchum biographer Lee Server reports that Mitchum said he felt “deprived” when MacLaine took a week off in Hawaii during the filming.
Feb 21, 2019 · While in Felton high school, Robert met 13-year-old Dorothy Spence and instantly knew she was the one for him. Gradually Robert’s family reunited, but they kept moving until Annette, who later relocated to Long Beach, California, induced the family to join her there.
Dorothy Spence with her husband, actor Robert Mitchum at a social event, August 2nd 1955. Dorothy Spence And Robert Mitchum, 1955 Actor Robert Mitchum with his wife Dorothy Mitchum in London, August 10th 1956.
For all that he was a handsome, winsome Hollywood star, Mitchum was a one-woman kind of guy…sort of. Mitchum met Dorothy Spence when they were just teenagers. The two got married in 1940, shortly before Mitchum’s acting career took off, and stayed married until Mitchum’s passing in 1997. That’s 57 years of marital bliss…or was it?
