Duncan Lamont in The Adventures of Quentin Durward
Duncan Lamont (1918 - 1978)
Film Deaths[]
- The Adventures of Quentin Durward (1955) [Count William de la Marck]: Killed (exact method unclear) by Robert Taylor after a duel in a burning belltower, while Duncan is being strangled/hung by one of the bell's ropes.
- A Tale of Two Cities (1958) [Ernest Defarge]: Possibly executed along with Freda Jackson, George Rose, and Donald Pleasence by the guillotine. (even though it was never shown in the film its established that Dirk Bogarde's character predicts that the four of them will be consumed by the revolution and end up on the guillotine).
- The Crimson Blade (1963): To be added
- The Devil Ship Pirates (1964) [The Bosun]: Shot by Philip Latham.
- Arabesque (1966) [Webster]: Stabbed in the back with a swordstick by his fellow assassin John Merivale as Duncan is struggling with Gregory Peck and Gregory turns him round just as John is about to strike.
- Frankenstein Created Woman (1967) [The Prisoner]: Executed, by the guillotine (off-camera) while his son (Stuart Middleton) looks on in horror; we only see Stuart's reaction as the blade drops.
Television Deaths[]
- Doctor Who: Death to the Daleks (1974) [Dan Galloway]: Detonates a bomb, destroying the Dalek ship, in doing so, sacrificing his own life.
Gallery[]
Duncan Lamont just before his death in Frankenstein Created Woman
Notable Connections[]
- Mr. Patricia Driscoll