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== Film Deaths == |
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+ | *'''''Devil's Canyon'' (1953)''' [''Captain of guards, Jack Wells'']: He himself becomes a prisoner during a mass breakout at the prison and is gunned down by [[Stephen McNally]] in the warden's office. ''(Thanks to Brian)'' |
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| + | *'''''The Killing'' (1956)''' [''Marvin Unger'']: Shot to death (off-camera) in the crossfire of a shoot-out between Elisa Cook Jr. and Vince Edwards in the gang's hideout; his body is shown in the aftermath of the shoot-out. |
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| + | *'''''Run Of The Arrow'' (1957)''' [''Walking Coyote'']: Dies of a heart attack as the Sioux catch up with him as he |
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| + | undertakes the trial of film's title. ''(Thanks to Brian)'' |
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== Notable Connections == |
== Notable Connections == |
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Revision as of 20:41, 19 November 2015
Jay C. Flippen (1899 - 1971)
Film Deaths
- Devil's Canyon (1953) [Captain of guards, Jack Wells]: He himself becomes a prisoner during a mass breakout at the prison and is gunned down by Stephen McNally in the warden's office. (Thanks to Brian)
- The Killing (1956) [Marvin Unger]: Shot to death (off-camera) in the crossfire of a shoot-out between Elisa Cook Jr. and Vince Edwards in the gang's hideout; his body is shown in the aftermath of the shoot-out.
- Run Of The Arrow (1957) [Walking Coyote]: Dies of a heart attack as the Sioux catch up with him as he
undertakes the trial of film's title. (Thanks to Brian)
Notable Connections
Mr. Ruth Brooks Flippen (screen and TV writer)