Changes: Costas Mandylor

Revision as of 17:32, 17 October 2018

Triumph of the Spirit (1989) [Avram Arouch]: Killed (off-screen) by guards in a concentration camp; we learn of his death afterwards when Willem Dafoe hears about it from other inmates. (Thanks to Binky)

Fist of the North Star (1995) [Lord Shin]: Killed at the end of a mystical martial arts fight with his brother (Gary Daniels).

Virtuosity (1995) [John Donovan]: Electrocuted by Russell Crowe in a virtual-reality simulation, causing Costas to die of shock in reality. (Thanks to Binky)

Shelter (1998) [Nikos Kostantinos]: Shot repeatedly by John Allen Nelson after John grabs a gun from the bottom of a swimming pool.

Above and Beyond (2001) [Michael Amrosa] Accidentally shot and paralyzed by Adam Baldwin, Costas dies in his sleep of his injuries at the end of the movie.

Saw: The Final Chapter (Saw 3D) (2010) [Mark Hoffman]: Presumably dies of starvation after Cary Elwes chains him up in a room, then locks him in after removing the saw so that Costas has no means of escape. (Although this was supposedly the final Saw film, the possibility still remains for Costas to be brought back if another sequel is made.) (Thanks to Tommy)

Five Thirteen (2013) [Sheriff O'Connor]: Shot in the throat by Cisco Reyes, as he was about to arrest Malik Barnhardt.

Falling for You (1995) [Paul Blankenship]: Falls to his death when he is pushed out/through a window (dying in the same way as all his victims) during a fight with Billy Dee Williams and Jennie Garth
Andromeda: Be All My Sins Remembered (2002) [Bobby Jensen]: Electrocuted when Lisa Ryder touches a live wire to his leg. (Thanks to Binky)

Charmed: Saving Private Leo (2002) [Rick Lang]: Killed in an explosion, along with his brother (Louis Mandylor), when their position is bombed during the battle of Guadalcanal; he and Louis appear as ghosts throughout the episode, and are finally sent back to Hell when Holly Marie Combs casts a spell to get rid of them. (Thanks to David31, Philip, Jonathan, and Binky)

NCIS: Past, Present and Future (2013) [Tomás Mendez]: Shot in the chest with a sniper rifle by Mark Harmon.

Once Upon a Time: The Brothers Jones (2016) [Captain Silver] Drowned when Bernard Curry steers his ship into a hurricane.

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 *'''''[[Beowulf (2007)]]''''' [''Hondshew'']: Shot (off-screen) in the chest with arrows.
-*'''''[[Saw: The Final Chapter (2010)|Saw: The Final Chapter]]''' (Saw 3D)'' '''(2010)''' [''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Hoffman Mark Hoffman]'']: Presumably dies of starvation after [[Cary Elwes]] chains him up in a room, then locks him in after removing the saw so that Costas has no means of escape. (Although this is supposedly the final '''''Saw''''' film, the possibility still remains for Costas to be brought back if another sequel is made.) (''Thanks to Tommy'')
+*'''''[[Saw: The Final Chapter (2010)|Saw: The Final Chapter]]''' (Saw 3D)'' '''(2010)''' [''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Hoffman Mark Hoffman]'']: Presumably dies of starvation after [[Cary Elwes]] chains him up in a room, then locks him in after removing the saw so that Costas has no means of escape. (Although this was supposedly the final '''''Saw''''' film, the possibility still remains for Costas to be brought back if another sequel is made.) (''Thanks to Tommy'')
 *'''''Five Thirteen'' (2013)''' [''Sheriff O'Connor'']: Shot in the throat by [[Cisco Reyes]], as he was about to arrest [[Malik Barnhardt]].