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*'''''For Whom The Bell Tolls (1943)''' [Robert Jordan] ''Killed (offscreen) by Nationalist soldiers when the injured Gary stays behind to hold them off and give others a chance to escape. The movie ends with Gary firing at the soldiers, but his fate is very clearly implied. (Thanks to Zoram, Paola and Bill) |
*'''''For Whom The Bell Tolls (1943)''' [Robert Jordan] ''Killed (offscreen) by Nationalist soldiers when the injured Gary stays behind to hold them off and give others a chance to escape. The movie ends with Gary firing at the soldiers, but his fate is very clearly implied. (Thanks to Zoram, Paola and Bill) |
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*'''''Ten North Frederick (1958)''' [Joseph B, "Joe" Chapin]'' Dies of alcohol-related illness shortly after [[Diane Varsi]] leaves his bedside. The movie begins with the funeral, then proceeds in flashback until it catches up to his death. |
*'''''Ten North Frederick (1958)''' [Joseph B, "Joe" Chapin]'' Dies of alcohol-related illness shortly after [[Diane Varsi]] leaves his bedside. The movie begins with the funeral, then proceeds in flashback until it catches up to his death. |
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Revision as of 14:37, 30 November 2013
Gary Cooper (1901-1961)
Film Deaths
- Wings (1927) [Cadet White] Accidentally crashes plane (offscreen) while practicing maneuvers in training camp. His bunk mates are told the news and to gather his belongings.
- The Lives of a Bengal Lancer (1935) [Lt. Alan McGregor] Fatally wounded in battle with Douglas Dumbrille' s men.
- The Plainsman (1936) [Wild Bill Hickok] Shot in the back by Porter Hall while Gary is playing poker, (Thanks to Zoran)
- Beau Geste (1939) [Beau Geste] Shot by Arab troops when they attack the fort; he dies shortly afterwards while talking to his brother (Ray Milland .) His body is shown again later when his other brother (Robert Preston ) discovers him, then places his body in bed and starts a fire to give him a "Viking funeral."
- For Whom The Bell Tolls (1943) [Robert Jordan] Killed (offscreen) by Nationalist soldiers when the injured Gary stays behind to hold them off and give others a chance to escape. The movie ends with Gary firing at the soldiers, but his fate is very clearly implied. (Thanks to Zoram, Paola and Bill)
- Ten North Frederick (1958) [Joseph B, "Joe" Chapin] Dies of alcohol-related illness shortly after Diane Varsi leaves his bedside. The movie begins with the funeral, then proceeds in flashback until it catches up to his death.