Douglas Walton just before his death in 'Dick Tracy vs. Cueball'
Douglas Walton (1910 - 1961)
Film Deaths[]
- The Garden Murder Case (1936) [Floyd Garden]: Falls from his horse while riding at a racetrack, after being hypnotized into doing so.
- Mary of Scotland (1936) [Lord Darnley]: Killed in an explosion when some conspirators blow up the castle where he's hiding.
- Murder, My Sweet (Farewell, My Lovely) (1944) [Lindsay Marriott]: Beaten to death with a blackjack (off-screen) by Claire Trevor, after she knocks out Dick Powell. His body is shown lying face-down in the car when Dick regains consciousness.
- The Picture of Dorian Gray (1945) [Allen Campbell]: Commits suicide (off-screen, method unspecified) after Hurd Hatfield blackmails him into disposing of Lowell Gilmore's body; we learn of his death afterwards when Hurd is informed.
- Dick Tracy vs. Cueball (1946) [Percival Priceless]: Strangled (off-screen) by Dick Wessel in Douglas' office; his body is shown afterwards lying on the floor when Morgan Conway enters the room.
TV Deaths[]
None known.