The Forgotten Marx Brother

The Forgotten Marx Brother


February 25, 2025 | Samantha Henman

The Forgotten Marx Brother


Often overlooked by casual fans, Chico Marx was the eldest Marx Brother and, in many ways, the group’s leader behind the scenes for much of its illustrious run. He also lived a fascinating and tumultuous life worthy of the wildest gossip columns Hollywood has ever known.


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