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Until a few minutes ago, Marvin Albert had two articles, the second located at Marvin Albert (author). As this article is older and more extensive, I have redirected the other article to this one. It was unreferenced, but the contents of the article were this:
Marvin Albert is the author of a series of mystery novels centering on Miamiprivate investigator Tony Rome. The books were published under the pseudonym "Anthony Rome."
Two films were made from the Rome novels, both starring Frank Sinatra in the title role. The films were 1968's Tony Rome and 1969's Lady in Cement.
