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Michael A. Hoey, who wrote the screenplays for a pair of
Elvis Presley films and was the architect behind the 1966 cult science-fiction
movie The Navy vs. the Night Monsters, has died. He was 79. Hoey, the son of
English actor Dennis Hoey — who played the bumbling Inspector Lestrade in the
1940s Universal Pictures series of Sherlock Holmes films starring Basil Rathbone
and Nigel Bruce — died August 17, 2014 of cancer at his home in San Clemente,
California. Hooey was the film editor for the 1996 Euro-western “The North
Star” starring James Caan and Christopher Lambert.
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