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== TV Deaths == |
== TV Deaths == |
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Revision as of 02:49, 8 December 2019
Danica D’Hondt just before her off-screen death in Living Venus
Danica D'Hondt (1939 -)
Film Deaths
- Living Venus (1961) [Peggy Brandon]: Accidentally drowned (off-screen) when she falls into the swimming pool while drunk at a party; her body is shown afterwards floating face-down in the pool when the other guests notice her.
TV Deaths
- The Man from U.N.C.L.E.: The Girls of Nazarone Affair (1968) [Lucia Nazarone]: "Burned out" when testing accelerated recuperation drug for THRUSH.
Noteworthy Connections
- Mother of America Olivo