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Ferdy Mayne in Cross-Roads
Ferdy Mayne (1916 - 1998)
a.k.a. Ferdinand Mayne
Film Deaths:[edit | edit source]
- The Broken Horseshoe (1953) [Charles Constance]: Robert Beatty comes home to his flat and finds Mayne lying on the floor with a broken neck, having been killed by Roger Delgado. (Thanks to Brian)
- Cross-Roads (1955) [Bernard J Maskell]: Dies of a presumed cardiac arrest afer being terrified by the ghostly Christopher Lee whom he shoots 5 times to no effect. (Thanks to Brian)
- The Narrowing Circle (1956) [Bill Strayte]: Killed offscreen, method not disclosed, by Russell Napier, who moves the body to Paul Carpenter's flat so Paul might be framed. (Thanks to Brian)
- You Pay Your Money (1957) [Delal]: Shot by Hugh McDermott as they fire at each other outside the room where Hugh's wife, the kidnapped Honor Blackman, is lying. (Thanks to Brian)
- Where Eagles Dare (1968) [General Rosemeyer]: Shot in the chest by Clint Eastwood as Ferdy is drawing a gun on Clint. (Thanks to Brian)
- Pirates (1986) [Captain Linares] Dies of sickness in bed.
- Knight Moves (1992) [Jeremy Edmonds]: Killed (off-screen) by Charles Bailey-Gates; his body is shown afterwards as the police investigate.
TV Deaths[edit | edit source]
- Overseas Press Club - Exclusive!: My Favourite Kidnapper (1967) [Major Vogel]: Executed offscreen by the Nazis after his failed coup to surrender Munich to the US forces. (Thanks to Brian)
Noteworthy Connections[edit | edit source]
- Father of Belinda Mayne
Gallery[edit | edit source]
- Actors
- German actors and actresses
- Listed on Original Cinemorgue
- 1916 Births
- 1998 Deaths
- Death scenes by murder
- Death scenes by male killer
- Death scenes by broken neck
- Death scenes by heart attack
- Death scenes by fright
- Death scenes by ghost
- Death scenes by shooting
- Off-screen deaths
- Death scenes by combat
- Heart failure victims
- Dracula Cast Members
- Death scenes by execution
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