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==TV Deaths==
 
==TV Deaths==
 
*'''''Universal Soldier III: Unfinished Business (1998 TV Movie)''''' [''Mentor'']: Commits suicide by jumping off a high story building after being cornered by the press, he is later brought back to life by UNIsol process.
 
*'''''Universal Soldier III: Unfinished Business (1998 TV Movie)''''' [''Mentor'']: Commits suicide by jumping off a high story building after being cornered by the press, he is later brought back to life by UNIsol process.
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*'''''Johnson County War'' (2002)''' [''Hunt Lawton'']: After a chase, he shoots [[Luke Perry]] off his horse, but as he closes in to finish him off, Perry shoots him with a gun hidden under his long coat. ''(Thanks to Brian)''
 
*'''''My Name Is Earl: Two Balls, One Strike (2007) '''''[''Richard Chubby'']: Accidentally shoots himself (off-screen), when he mistakes a real gun for a squirt gun filled with whiskey; he does not actually appear in this episode, but it takes place at his funeral and his death is told in [[Jason Lee]]'s narration. (''Thanks to Tommy and Neil'')
 
*'''''My Name Is Earl: Two Balls, One Strike (2007) '''''[''Richard Chubby'']: Accidentally shoots himself (off-screen), when he mistakes a real gun for a squirt gun filled with whiskey; he does not actually appear in this episode, but it takes place at his funeral and his death is told in [[Jason Lee]]'s narration. (''Thanks to Tommy and Neil'')
   

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Burtreynolds

Burt Reynolds in 'Armored Command' (1961)

Burt Reynolds (1936 - )

Film Deaths

  • Armored Command (1961) [Skee]: Shot in the chest by Tina Louise from her window above, while Burt is operating the machine-gun. (Thanks to Bill and Brian)
  • Hustle (1975) [Lieutenant Phil Gaines]: Shot in the chest by Robert Englund during a convenience-store robbery.
  • All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989; animated) [Charlie B. Barkin]: Providing the voice of a dog, he is run over and knocked into the river by "Carface" (voiced by Vic Tayback). He returns to life when he rewinds the life-clock after arriving in Heaven, and dies once again after saving "Anne-Marie" (voiced by Judith Barsi) from an oil fire on the lake (when his life-clock is filled with water and stops) He later appears as ghost to Ann-Marie before returning to heaven (having escaped hell). (Thanks to ND, Tommy and Drew)
  • The Maddening (1995) [Roy Scudder]: Shot with a shotgun by Mia Sara, blasting him back through the window; his body lands on a wheelchair below (he dies as the ghost of his father mockingly looks on). (Thanks to ND)
  • Frankenstein and Me (1997) [Les Williams] Dies (off-screen) of a heart attack. We learn of his death when his son (Jamieson Boulanger) gets informed by the doctor.
  • In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale (2007) [King Konreid]: Shot with an arrow by Matthew Lillard (on top of having been previously poisoned by Ray Liotta); he dies shortly afterwards, with his long-lost son (Jason Statham) by his bedside.

TV Deaths

  • Universal Soldier III: Unfinished Business (1998 TV Movie) [Mentor]: Commits suicide by jumping off a high story building after being cornered by the press, he is later brought back to life by UNIsol process.
  • Johnson County War (2002) [Hunt Lawton]: After a chase, he shoots Luke Perry off his horse, but as he closes in to finish him off, Perry shoots him with a gun hidden under his long coat. (Thanks to Brian)
  • My Name Is Earl: Two Balls, One Strike (2007) [Richard Chubby]: Accidentally shoots himself (off-screen), when he mistakes a real gun for a squirt gun filled with whiskey; he does not actually appear in this episode, but it takes place at his funeral and his death is told in Jason Lee's narration. (Thanks to Tommy and Neil)

Video Game Deaths

  • Saints Row: The Third (2011) [Himself]: Although he canonically survives the game, he can be killed in an explosion (along with Sasha Grey and Danielle Nicolet) after being tied up and placed next to a bomb by Anastacia McPherson in one ending.

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