Changes: Hal Holbrook

Revision as of 21:55, 15 November 2016

Wild in the Streets (1968) [Senator Johnny Fergus]: Commits suicide by hanging himself; his body is shown afterwards when Millie Perkins discovers him. (Thanks to Mac)

They Only Kill Their Masters (1972) [Watkins]: Shot in the back by Harry Guardino as Hal tries to escape.

Magnum Force (1973) [Lieutenant Neil Briggs]: Killed in an explosion when he drives off in Clint Eastwood's car, after Clint had activated the mail bomb that had been meant for him.
All The President's Men (1976) [[http:// https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Throat_(Watergate) Deep Throat] , AKA Mark Felt ] Although this film takes place during Felt's lifetime (and he was yet to be acknowledged as the real Deep Throat at the time of the film), the real-life Felt died of heart failure in 2008, several years after the film had been made.

The Fog (1980) [Father Robert Malone]: Decapitated with a sword by Blake (Rob Bottin) leader of the leper pirates' ghosts. (Thanks to Bryan)

Fletch Lives (1989) [Ham Johnson]: Shot in the chest by Cleavon Little after Hal pulls his own gun in the middle of R. Lee Ermey's television broadcast.

Killshot (2008) [Papa]: Shot in the face by Mickey Rourke while Hal is lying on the bed. (Thanks to Arben)

North and South, Book II: Episode 6 (1986) [Abraham Lincoln]: Assassinated (off-screen), we learn of his assassination when a soldier tells James Read when he is visiting Patrick Swayze at a Union hospital.

Designing Women: The Big Circle (1991) [Reese Watson]: Hal doesn't appear in this episode, but it's revealed that his character died of unspecified causes (Hal was last seen in the 1989 episode Nightmare from Hee Haw).

The Outer Limits: Final Appeal (2000) [Justice Oliver Harbison]: Killed, along with everyone else in the courtroom, by a bomb detonated by Wallace Langham.

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 *'''''[[Magnum Force (1973)]]''''' [''Lieutenant Neil Briggs'']: Killed in an explosion when he drives off in [[Clint Eastwood]]'s car, after Clint had activated the mail bomb that had been meant for him.
+*'''''All The President's Men'' (1976)''' [''[http://  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Throat_(Watergate) Deep Throat] , AKA [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Felt Mark Felt] ''] Although this film takes place during Felt's lifetime (and he was ''yet'' to be acknowledged as the real Deep Throat at the time of the film), the real-life Felt died of heart failure in 2008, several years after the film had been made.
 *'''''The Fog'' (1980)''' [''Father Robert Malone'']: Decapitated with a sword by Blake ([[Rob Bottin]]) leader of the leper pirates' ghosts. (''Thanks to Bryan'')