Steve Carver, Director of 'Lone Wolf McQuade' and 'Big Bad Mama,' Dies at 75
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hollywoodreporter.comSteve Carver, a director of action films whose portfolio included An Eye for an Eye and Lone Wolf McQuade, both starring Chuck Norris, and Big Bad Mama, starring Angie Dickinson, has died.
He was 75. Carver died Friday of a heart attack in Los Angeles, writer-producer Rob Word told The Hollywood Reporter. Carver's first feature was Pam Grier's The Arena (1974), a gladiator movie set in ancient Rome that marked his initial collaboration with producer Roger Corman, and he also guided Ben Gazzara in Capone (1975), Warren Oates and Ken Norton in Drum (1976) and Lee Majors in Steel (1979).
Carver's first love was photography, and a 2019 book he and C. Courtney Joyner co-authored,Western Portraits: The Unsung Heroes and Villains of the Silver.
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