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In 1943, McEvoy lived in Hollywood and was able to make uncredited appearances in two films. The first was in Thank Your Lucky Stars a scene starring good friend Errol Flynn in his only musical number. McEvoy's only other appearance was in The Desert Song, directed by Robert Florey.
McEvoy is said to have been a cunning and intelligent businessman, once selling the shirt off his back for $2000 to an Argentine millionaire, "launch the fashion of flowered shirts for men".
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