Aaron Taylor-Johnson in Bullet Train
Aaron Taylor-Johnson (1990 -)
a.k.a. Aaron Johnson
Film Deaths[]
- The Greatest (2009) [Bennett Brewer]: Killed in a car crash when Michael Shannon's truck hits Aaron's car while Aaron is talking to Carey Mulligan (who survives the crash).
- Chatroom (2010) [William Rollins]: Commits suicide by falling backwards off some crates into the path of a speeding train after a struggle with Imogen Poots (having been cornered by the police while he's convincing Matthew Beard to shoot himself) as Poots, Beard, Daniel Kaluuya, Hannah Murray and Jacob Anderson look on. His ghost is scene as the film ends.
- Savages (2012) [Ben]: Given an overdose of drugs by Taylor Kitsch as a mercy killing, after Aaron is shot by Benicio Del Toro's men. This ending turns out to be Blake Lively's fantasy; he survives the movie in reality.
- Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) [Pietro Maximoff a.k.a. Quicksilver]: Shot repeatedly (off-camera) when he uses his super-speed powers to run into the path of James Spader's helicopter gunfire to save Jeremy Renner. His body is later seen when Jeremy lays down beside it on a drop-ship.
- Nocturnal Animals (2016) [Ray Marcus]: Playing a character in the novel-within-the-film, Aaron is shot in the chest by Jake Gyllenhaal at the end of a confrontation, succumbing to his injuries after Aaron knocks out Jake with a fire poker; his body is seen when Jake wakes up the following morning.
- The Wall (2017) [Sergeant Allen Isaac]: Dies when the helicopter he is in crashes after being shot down.
- Tenet (2020) [Ives]: Shot to death, but his death is undone with the reversal of time.
- Bullet Train (2022) [Tangerine]: Bleeds to death after being shot in the neck during a struggle with Brad Pitt. He spends his final moments trying to warn him about Joey King.
- The Fall Guy (2024) [Tom Ryder]: As of December 28, 2023, The movie has not been released. But Aaron's character's death was shown in the Official Trailer. The reason of his death has yet to be revealed.
Notable Connections[]
- Brother of Gemma Johnson
- Mr. Sam Taylor-Johnson (director)
Gallery[]
Aaron Taylor-Johnson (far right) in Savages
Aaron Taylor-Johnson in Avengers: Age of Ultron