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| − | [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001240/ Dennis Franz] (1944 - ) |
+ | [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001240/ Dennis Franz] (1944 - )[[File:Dennis_Franz.png|thumb|332px|Dennis Franz in Psycho II]] |
==Film Deaths== |
==Film Deaths== |
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| − | *'''''[[Blow Out (1981)|Blow Out]]''[[Blow Out (1981)| (1981)]]''' [''Manny Karp]'': Hit on the head with a |
+ | *'''''[[Blow Out (1981)|Blow Out]]''[[Blow Out (1981)| (1981)]]''' [''Manny Karp]'': Hit on the head with a wine bottle by [[Nancy Allen]], breaking it. (I'm not sure if this was intended to be fatal, but I'll list it in case.) |
*'''''[[Psycho II (1983)|Psycho II]]'' (1983)''' [''Warren Toomey'']: Stabbed to death by [[Claudia Bryar]] in the motel office; the scene cuts to an exterior shot of the office after the first slash down Dennis' face. |
*'''''[[Psycho II (1983)|Psycho II]]'' (1983)''' [''Warren Toomey'']: Stabbed to death by [[Claudia Bryar]] in the motel office; the scene cuts to an exterior shot of the office after the first slash down Dennis' face. |
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*'''''[[Hill Street Blues (1981 series)|Hill Street Blues: A Hill of Beans]]'' (1983)''' [''Detective Sal Benedetto'']: Commits suicide (off camera) by shooting himself at the end of a face-off with the other officers. (Dennis later rejoined the series as the completely different character Norman Buntz.) ''(Thanks to Mac)'' |
*'''''[[Hill Street Blues (1981 series)|Hill Street Blues: A Hill of Beans]]'' (1983)''' [''Detective Sal Benedetto'']: Commits suicide (off camera) by shooting himself at the end of a face-off with the other officers. (Dennis later rejoined the series as the completely different character Norman Buntz.) ''(Thanks to Mac)'' |
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| + | *'''''[[Hunter (1984 series)|Hunter: The Snow Queen: Part 2]]'' (1985)''' [''Sgt. Jackie Molinas'']: Shot twice by [[Fred Dryer]] just as he was about to shoot [[Lycia Naff]] causing him to fall into [[Dennis Farina]]'s swimming pool. |
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==Music Video Deaths== |
==Music Video Deaths== |
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| − | *'''''"Goodbye Earl"'' (2000) ( |
+ | *'''''"Goodbye Earl"'' (2000) (The Chicks music video)''': [''Earl'']: Dies after eating a bowl of black eyed peas that were poisoned by his wife ([[Jane Krakowski]]) and [[Lauren Holly]] due to Dennis abusing Jane. The zombified Dennis is later seen in the dance scene at the end of the video for comic effect. |
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Latest revision as of 23:26, 23 October 2023
Dennis Franz (1944 - )
Dennis Franz in Psycho II
Film Deaths[]
- Blow Out (1981) [Manny Karp]: Hit on the head with a wine bottle by Nancy Allen, breaking it. (I'm not sure if this was intended to be fatal, but I'll list it in case.)
- Psycho II (1983) [Warren Toomey]: Stabbed to death by Claudia Bryar in the motel office; the scene cuts to an exterior shot of the office after the first slash down Dennis' face.
TV Deaths[]
- Hill Street Blues: A Hill of Beans (1983) [Detective Sal Benedetto]: Commits suicide (off camera) by shooting himself at the end of a face-off with the other officers. (Dennis later rejoined the series as the completely different character Norman Buntz.) (Thanks to Mac)
- Hunter: The Snow Queen: Part 2 (1985) [Sgt. Jackie Molinas]: Shot twice by Fred Dryer just as he was about to shoot Lycia Naff causing him to fall into Dennis Farina's swimming pool.
Music Video Deaths[]
- "Goodbye Earl" (2000) (The Chicks music video): [Earl]: Dies after eating a bowl of black eyed peas that were poisoned by his wife (Jane Krakowski) and Lauren Holly due to Dennis abusing Jane. The zombified Dennis is later seen in the dance scene at the end of the video for comic effect.