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Harry Dean Stanton in Seven Pyschopaths

Harry Dean Stanton (1926 - 2017)

a.k.a. Dean Stanton

Film Deaths[]

  • The Proud Rebel (1958) [Jeb Burleigh]: Shot in the chest in a shoot-out with Alan Ladd. (Thanks to Harry)
  • How the West Was Won (1962) [Tom, Gant Henchman]: Shot to death, along with Rodolfo Acosta and Jack Lambert, in a shoot-out with Lee J. Cobb, George Peppard, and Mickey Shaugnessy when Harry and his cohorts try to force their way onto the railway carriage. (Thanks to Brian)
  • Ride in the Whirlwind (1966) [Dick "Blind Dick"]: A stage robber, he is lynched along with Rupert Crosse, by a vigilante posse, . (Thanks to Harry)
  • A Time For Killing (1967) [Sergeant Daniel Way, Confederate Army]: Shot in the chest by Glenn Ford seconds after he has shot Kenneth Tobey in the final showdown at the abandoned mission outpost. (Thanks to Brian)
  • The Hostage (1967) [Eddie]: Shot three times by Don O'Kelly as Harry tries to rescue Danny Martins. (Thanks to Brian)
  • Cisco Pike (1971) [Jesse Dupree]: Dies of a drug overdose.
  • Dillinger (1973) [Homer Van Meter]: Killed by the townspeople as he tries to escape. (Thanks to Michael)
  • The Missouri Breaks (1976) [Calvin "Cal"]: Stabbed in the head with a shuriken by Marlon Brando, after being burned by Marlon. (Thanks to Fred)
  • Straight Time (1978) [Jerry Schue]: Shot by a police officer during the getaway; he dies shortly afterwards. (Thanks to Michael)
  • Alien (1979) [Engineer Samuel Elias Brett]: While searching for a cat in the ship's corridors, Harry is stabbed in the head with the alien's spiked tongue whilst being dragged into the air ducts (there are deleted scenes where Yaphet Kotto is splattered with blood, then again when Sigourney Weaver finds his body having been cocooned).
  • Escape from New York (1981) [Harold "The Brain" Helman]: Killed in an explosion when he steps on a mine while running across the bridge; his body is sent flying through the air and onto the roof of a car.
  • Red Dawn (1984) [Tom Eckert]: Shot to death, along with several other prisoners, by a KGB firing squad; shown from a distance as Charlie Sheen looks on from a hill. (Thanks to Tim, Robert, Tommy, and ND)
  • Repo Man (1984) [Bud]: Arguably mortally wounded when a government headquarter machine-guns him across the stomach; he is still alive when we last see him, but it doesn't seem likely that he'd survive. (Although it's not confirmed whether he lives or dies, I thought I should mention it just in case.)
  • One Magic Christmas (1985) [Gideon]: Drowned while saving a kid (off-screen), he appears throughout the movie as a Christmas angel.
  • Fool for Love (1985) [The Old Man]: Burns to death when the fire around his trailer house reach his house and gets set ablaze. It is strongly implied because as the fire rages on, he goes into his house playing the harmonica and when the fire gets his house, the harmonica is no longer heard.
  • Slam Dance (1987) [Detective Smiley]: Shot in the chest by John Doe during a struggle in Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio's apartment; Harry's back is to the camera when the shot goes off.
  • Wild at Heart (1990) [Johnnie Farragut]: Shot in the head by Calvin Lockhart, while Harry is being tortured by Calvin, David Patrick Kelly, and Grace Zabriskie. (Thanks to Sean, Dan, and Tommy)
  • The Green Mile (1999) ["Toot-Toot"]: Dies (off-screen), presumably of old age/natural causes, in the interim between the 1930s flashbacks and the present-day framing sequence.
  • Alice (2009) ["Caterpillar"]: Commits suicide by swallowing an explosive/disintegration capsule, after being surrounded by Kathy Bates' agents. (Thanks to Stephen)
  • Seven Psychopaths (2012) [Man In Hat]: Commits suicide by slitting his throat with a razor while standing on the corner, as the dying James Hebert looks on from his window. (This scene occurs in Colin Farrell's story, which turns out to be a fictionalized account of Christopher Walken's suicide attempt which Christopher survived.) (Thanks to Tim, Tommy, and ND)
  • The Last Stand (2013) [Mr. Parsons]: Shot in the head by Peter Stormare's men; his body is shown again later on when Luis Guzman shows it to Arnold Schwarzenegger. In a deleted scene, his body was discovered in a Closet after Zach Gilford opens it. (Thanks to Tommy)

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