Jason Momoa

Film Deaths[]

Bullet to the Head (2013) [Keegan]: Shot in the head by Sung Kang after being slashed across the neck at the end of an axe fight with Sylvester Stallone.
Wolves (2014) [Connor Slaughter]: Slashed in the throat by John Pyper-Ferguson's fingernail claws when the latter is a werewolf when Jason tries to save Lucas Till from John.
Road to Paloma (2014) [Wolf]: Commits suicide by stabbing himself in the stomach, as Robert Homer Mollohan rushes to his side. He dies shortly afterwards in Robert's arms.
Sugar Mountain (2016) [Joe Bright]: Shot to death by Haley Webb as he kneels over Drew Roy and prepares to bash his head in with a rock.
Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021) [Aquaman/Arthur Curry]: Impaled in the chest with his own trident by Ray Porter in a vision Ray Fisher experiences and Ben Affleck's nightmare. He survives the film in reality.
Sweet Girl (2021) [Ray Cooper]: Stabbed in the stomach by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo.
Dune (2021) [Duncan Idaho]: Stabbed to death by Stellan Skarsgård's men during a fight after killing several of them. (See also Richard Jordan in the 1984 version.)
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (2023) [Aquaman/Arthur Curry]: Stabbed with a trident by Yahya Abdul-Mateen II during a dream sequence. Jason survives the film in reality.

Stargate: Atlantis: The Last Man (2008) [Ronon Dex]: Killed in an explosion, along with Christopher Heyerdahl, after the two of them are cornered by enemy troops and decide to detonate the explosives they'd planted in Connor Trinneer's base. However, this only occurs in the divergent timeline created by Joe Flanigan's disappearance, and is undone at the end of the episode.
Game of Thrones: Fire and Blood (2011) [Khal Drogo]: Smothered to death by his wife (Emilia Clarke) as a mercy killing after being left brain dead thanks to Mia Soteriou's curse (itself imposed as a "cure" for an infection suffered during a fight with Ivailo Dimirov). His body is later seen burning on a funeral pyre that give hatching to 3 egg's dragon. he also seen briefly in a vision Emilia (with magic of Ian Hanmore) has in the later episode Valar Morghuls.