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*'''''Bye Bye Monkey''' (Ciao maschio) '''(1978)''' [Andreas Flaxman]:'' Burned to death after [[Gerard Depardieu]] knocks him unconscious in the burning museum. |
*'''''Bye Bye Monkey''' (Ciao maschio) '''(1978)''' [Andreas Flaxman]:'' Burned to death after [[Gerard Depardieu]] knocks him unconscious in the burning museum. |
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| − | *'''''The Cheap Detective (1978)''' [Marcel]: ''Shot in the chest 10 years earlier by Sid Caesar. Controlled the bleeding by completely avoiding salt and spicy foods. Finally died standing up in Peter Falk's office. (played for comic effect.) |
+ | *'''''The Cheap Detective (1978)''' [Marcel]: ''Shot in the chest 10 years earlier by [[Sid Caesar]] . Controlled the bleeding by completely avoiding salt and spicy foods. Finally died standing up in [[Peter Falk]] 's office. (played for comic effect.) |
==TV Deaths== |
==TV Deaths== |
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Revision as of 17:47, 13 January 2014
James Coco (1930-1987)
Film Deaths
- Bye Bye Monkey (Ciao maschio) (1978) [Andreas Flaxman]: Burned to death after Gerard Depardieu knocks him unconscious in the burning museum.
- The Cheap Detective (1978) [Marcel]: Shot in the chest 10 years earlier by Sid Caesar . Controlled the bleeding by completely avoiding salt and spicy foods. Finally died standing up in Peter Falk 's office. (played for comic effect.)
TV Deaths
- Murder, She Wrote: We're Off to Kill the Wizard (1984) [Horatio Baldwin]: Hit on the head when he falls against a counter during a struggle with Kristoffer Tabori in James' office; Kristoffer then puts a gun in James' hand and shoots him in the head to make it look like a suicide. His body is shown afterwards when the security guards break in, and the murder is shown in a flashback later on.
- Who's the Boss? (I don't know the exact episode) (1987) [Nick Milano]: After James' real-life death, it was mentioned that his character had died (off-screen), though my memory is vague on the details.