Corbin Bernsen in Radioland Murders
Corbin Bernsen (1954 - )
Film Deaths[]
- Shattered (1991) [Jeb Scott]: Killed (off-screen), along with Joanne Whalley, by Greta Scacchi.
- Dead On The Money (1991) [Carter Matthews] Pushed off a cliff by Amanda Pays
- Ring of the Musketeers (1992) [Harry]: Dies in a car crash/explosion when his car goes off a cliff.
- Radioland Murders (1994) [Dexter Morris]: Electrocuted when he grabs a microphone stand that had been booby-trapped by Stephen Tobolowsky.
- Someone To Die For (1995)[Jack Davis]: Shot repeatedly by police (the film ends as he points his gun randomly at onlookers to the sound of gunshots).
- Tales from the Hood (1995) [Duke Metger]: Devoured by a swarm of dolls that had been possessed/animated by the spirits of the slaves who had worked on his family plantation.
- Temptress (1995) [Nick]: Killed by a falling elevator caused by the possessed Kim Delaney's supernatural powers (as Chris Sarandon looks on in shock).
- Raptor (2001) [Dr. Hyde]: Killed by the dinosaur he had created (he later comes back to life after being cloned).
- Dead Above Ground (2002) [Mark Mallory]: Hacked to death with an axe (off-screen) by Josh Hammond; the scene cuts away as the axe comes down.
- They Are Among Us (2004) [Norbert]: Eaten by aliens, after Jennifer Eastwood ties him up and douses him with a chemical to attract the aliens.
- Raging Sharks (2005) [Capt. Riley]: Eaten by a Great White Shark while floating in the ocean and being either beaten or shot by Corin Nemec.
- Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005) [Harlan Dexter]: Shot in the chest by Robert Downey Jr., while Robert is hanging from the edge of a bridge after Corbin tries to run him down with a car.
- Larceny (Maximum Security) (2017) [Price]: Shot repeatedly by Luis Gatica's cartel.
- The Russian Bride (2019) [Karl Frederick]: Crushed by a falling light fixture, when Oksana Orlan dislodges it for going after her daughter, Kristina Pimenova. His body is shown in a very quick scene as Kristina goes up a stairway to be with Oksana.
Television Deaths[]
- Dragnet: All That Glitters (2003) [Richard Atkins]: Throat slit (off-screen) after being tortured by Bruce Payne; his body is shown afterwards when Ethan Embry and Ed O'Neill investigate the scene. (Thanks to Neil)
- General Hospital: May 2006 [John Durant]: Shot and killed by a sniper. He dies in his daughter (Laura Wright)'s arms shortly afterwards.
- Masters of Horror: Right to Die (2007) [Ira]: Burned to death when Julia Anderson uses her supernatural powers to set Corbin on fire; he dies after Martin Donovan arrives too late to extinguish the flames.
- Vipers (2008) [Burton]: Bitten an eaten by one of the mutant vipers in his limousine.
- Psych: 1967: A Psych Odyssey (2014) [Henry Spencer/Dick Miller]: Playing a dual role, "Miller" dies (off-screen) of unspecified causes some time between the 1967 flashbacks and the present. "Henry" survives, obviously.
- Psych: A Nightmare on State Street (2014) [Henry Spencer]: Killed by a zombie in a closet, while Dule Hill looks on in horror. This turns out to be Dule's nightmare; he survives in reality.
- Motive: Deception (2014) [Dr. Stan Matthews]: Stabbed repeatedly by Erica Cerra.
- American Gods: A Murder Of Gods (2017) [Vulcan]: Decapitated with a sword by Ian McShane , after Corbin is revealed to be working with the New Gods. His body is then dumped in one of the smelting vats of his own gun factory.
- Hap and Leonard: Mambo No 5. (2018) [Chief Cantuck]: Shot in the head by Laura Allen.
- The Punisher: Whirlwind (2019) [Anderson Schultz]: Commits suicide (off-screen) via gunshot wound to the head after being handed a handgun loaded with a single-bullet by Jon Bernthal. The visual confirmation of Corbin's death is shown by a muzzle-flash in the dining room window while Jon and Giorgia Whigham are walking away from Corbin's mansion grounds.
Gallery[]
Corbin Bernsen in Tales from the Hood
Corbin Bernsen in The Punisher: Whirlwind
Notable Connections[]
- Son of Jeanne Cooper and Harry Bernsen (producer).
- Brother of Collin Bernsen.
- Mr. Amanda Pays.