David Morrissey (1964 -)
Film Deaths[]
- Drowning by Numbers (1988) [Bellamy]: Drowned in a swimming pool when Joely Richardson deliberately lets him drown during a swimming lesson. (Nudity alert: Full frontal and rear)
- Derailed (2005) [Sam Griffin]: Shot in the chest by Vincent Cassel during a shoot-out in a hotel room after David shoots Jennifer Aniston.
- The Reaping (2007) [Doug Blackwell]: Incinerated along with the rest of the townspeople by the powers of AnnaSophia Robb as David tries to kill Hilary Swank (while holding her at knife point).
- Centurion (2010) [Bothos]: Shot to death by a Roman archer who had mistaken him for a Pict warrior.
- Blitz (2011) [Dunlop]: Possibly mauled to death by two dogs after Jason Statham sets them after him. (The movie ends with the dogs running towards David, so it's not confirmed whether the attack is fatal.)
- Welcome to the Punch (2013) [Thomas Geiger]: Shot repeatedly in the stomach and chest by Mark Strong as David holds a gun on James McAvoy.
Television Deaths[]
- South Riding: Episode 3 (2011) [Robert Carne]: Falls to his death when the cliff collapses while he's looking out to sea while riding his horse; his body is shown afterwards when it washes up to shore.
- The Walking Dead: Too Far Gone (2013) [The Governor]: Shot in the head with his own gun by Audrey Marie Anderson, in addition to being stabbed in the back with a katana by Danai Gurira. He later appears in the episode What Happened and What's Going On as part of Chad L. Coleman's hallucination.
- The Driver: Episode 2 (2014) [Vince McKee]: Shot in the head by Colm Meaney in his taxi in a dream sequence. (David survives the episode in reality.)
- Extant: Don't Shoot the Messenger (2015) [Tobias Shepherd]: Killed in a explosion when a fighter jet fires a missile at his car while he is attempting to escape a military facility, just as he calls Halle Berry on the phone.
- The Missing: The Mountain (2016) [Captain Sam Webster]: Shot in the chest by Derek Riddell with a rifle. He dies shortly after as his body is carried away on a stretcher, as he looks upon Keeley Hawes.