Joan Collins

Joan Collins (1933 - )

Film Deaths[]

Land of the Pharaohs (1955) [Princess Nellifer]: Suffocated or starved to death (off-screen) after being entombed alive inside the pyramid; the movie ends with her trapped inside.
Quest for Love (1971) [Ottilie/Tracy Fletcher]: Playing a dual role as two parallel-universe counterparts, "Ottilie" dies of heart failure in Tom Bell's arms. ("Tracy" survives the movie.)
Fear in the Night (Dynasty of Fear; Honeymoon of Fear) (1972) [Molly Carmichael]: Shot with a shotgun by Ralph Bates (who had mistaken her for being Peter Cushing) while she's gagged and tied to a chair and covered with a sheet. It's revealed when Ralph pulls off the sheet, seeing her.
Tales from the Crypt (1972) [Joanne Clayton]: Murdered (off-screen) by an escaped maniac in a Santa Claus suit. The scene ends as the attack begins, then immediately cuts to Joan standing with the other "tourists" in Ralph Richardson's crypt. (It's revealed at the end that they are all ghosts, and that their stories weren't warnings of the future but accounts of what had already happened to them.)
Tales that Witness Madness (1973) [Bella Thompson]: Killed (off-screen) by an intelligent, mobile plant.
Dark Places (1974) [Sarah]: Strangled by the deranged and/or possessed Robert Hardy (re-enacting the years-earlier murder of Jean Marsh). Her body is shown again later on when her brother (Christopher Lee) discovers her.
I Don't Want to Be Born (The Baby; The Devil Within Her; The Monster; Sharon's Baby) (1975) [Lucy Carlesi]: Stabbed in her right breast by the possessed baby through the crack in the doorway as she tries to hold the door closed.
Empire of the Ants (1977) [Marilyn Fryer]: Killed by the giant ant, after she 'breaks' free from it's possession and tries to escape.
Magnum Cop (Poliziotto senza paura; Fatal Charm, Fearless) (1978) [Brigitte]: Shot twice in the lower chest by Alexander Trojan after he knocks out Maurizio Merli; we only see the flash of the gunshot reflected in a picture frame as Maurizio loses consciousness. Her body is shown afterwards when Maurizio wakes up and discovers her lying on the couch. (Nudity alert: Topless)
The Wild Women of Chastity Gulch (1982) [Annie McCulloch]: Dies of natural causes. (Thanks to Robert)

Television Deaths[]

Star Trek: The City on the Edge of Forever (1967) [Edith Keeler]: Hit by a truck while crossing the street (while William Shatner reluctantly prevents DeForest Kelley from saving her, in order to restore the timeline back to normal); the scene cuts away just before the impact, then her body is shown lying in the street.
Mission: Impossible: Nicole (1969) [Nicole Vedette]: Shot in the stomach by Logan Ramsey.
Gibbsville: Andrea (1976) [Andrea]: Commits suicide by jumping from a window.
Tales of the Unexpected: Neck (1979) [Natalia] Accidentally (?) decapitated by her husband (Michael Aldridge) when she gets her head stuck in a sculpture and he tries to chop it open with an ax.
Tales of the Unexpected: A Girl Can't Always Have Everything (1980) [Suzy Starr]: Dies in a 'fake' suicide by taking a large number of sedatives believing that her best friend Pauline Collins will carry out her side of the plot and get her 'rescued' in time, but of course Pauline betrays her.
Faerie Tale Theatre: Hansel and Gretel (1983) [The Witch]: Pushed into her own oven by Bridgette Andersen.
American Horror Story: Apocalypse: The Morning After (2018) [Evie Gallant]: Stabbed to death by her grandson (Evan Peters) who Evan mistook for Cody Fern in the Rubber Man outfit. Joan's death is later undone in the episode "Apocalypse Then" when Billie Lourd travels back in time to kill Cody Fern so that the apocalypse won't happen.
American Horror Story: Apocalypse: Fire and Reign (2018) [Bubbles McGee]: Pierced in the face with glass shards and nails by Cody Fern's telekinetic powers; Her soul is also destroyed by Cody. Joan's death is later undone in the episode "Apocalypse Then" when Billie Lourd travels back in time to kill Cody Fern so that the apocalypse won't happen.