
John C. McGinley in Identity
John C. McGinley (1959 - )
Film Deaths:[]
- Highlander II: The Quickening (1991) [David Blake]: Painfully grabbed by crotch and thrown from a building by Michael Ironside.
- Little Noises (1992) [Stu Slovak]: Stabbed in a drug deal gone bad, as his mute brother (Matthew Hutton) looks on in horror.
- Hear No Evil (Danger Sign) (1993) [Mickey O'Malley]: Falls to his death after being pushed by a glass door by Marlee Matlin.
- On Deadly Ground (1994) [MacGruder]: Sliced/Shredded to death when Steven Seagal knocks him into a helicopter rotor.
- Surviving the Game (1994) [John Griffin]: Shot in the head by Charles S. Dutton.
- The Rock (1996) [Captain Hendrix]: Falls to his death after being set on fire by Sean Connery.
- Truth or Consequences, N.M. (1997) [Eddie Grillo]: Shot in the head by Kiefer Sutherland in a warehouse.
- Get Carter (2000) [Con McCarty]: Killed in a car crash while John is trying to kill Sylvester Stallone.
- The Animal (2001) [Sgt. Doug Sisk]: Mauled to death by the beast (Colleen Haskell) while about to shoot Rob Schneider (it's unclear if he died or not but he isn't seen again).
- Identity (2003) [George York]: Hit by a truck driven by John Hawkes outside the hotel, after running out to try to save Bret Loehr. (There is an additional twist to the movie, which I won't reveal.)
- Superman/Batman: Public Enemies (2009; animated) [Metallo]: Killed (off-screen) when Ricardo Chavira hits him with a blast of radiation; his body is shown in a news report Tim Daly and Kevin Conroy view.
- Alex Cross (2012) [Police Chief Richard Brookwell]: Killed in an explosion (along with Werner Daehn, Marcelo Tubert, and several police officers) when Matthew Fox fires a rocket launcher at them from a subway train.
- The Belko Experiment (2017) [Wendell Dukes]: Axed multiple times in the face by Adria Arjona.
Television Deaths:[]
- The Last Outlaw (1993 TV) [Wills]: Shot to death during a shootout by Mickey Rourke and his men.
- Intensity (1997 TV) [Edgler Foreman Vess]: Burned to death by Molly Parker.
- Target Earth (1998 TV) [Agent Vincent Naples]: Falls to his death from a factory cat walk after a fight with Christopher Meloni.
- R.L. Stine's The Nightmare Room: Four Eyes (2001) [Dr. Young]: Presumably eliminated (off-site eh after getting "arrested" by aliens posing as police officers.
- Scrubs: My Two Dads (2001) [Dr. Cox]: In a fantasy sequence, he's killed with a light-saber by Ken Jenkins in a duel as Zach Braff watches in horror; his body vanishes into nothing at the moment of his death. (A parody of Alec Guinness' death in Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope.) (John survives the episode in reality) (Played for Comedic Effect)
- Spider-Man: The New Animated Series; Sword of Shikata (2003) [Richard Damien]: Decapitated by Gina Gershon after he sent a group of henchmen to kill her.
- Clone High: Sleep of Faith: La Rue D'Awakening (2002; animated) [Doug Prepcourse]: Died (off-screen) forty years before the episode took place of unknown causes. Appeared as a ghost/illusion seen primarily by Michael McDonald, a parody of The Sixth Sense.
- American Dragon Jake Long: The Legend of the Dragon Tooth (2005; animated) [Dr. Diente]: Destroy after being hit by a big screen TV used Jake (voiced by Dante Basco), his glasses are all that remained.
- Robot Chicken: Chirlaxx (2008; animated) [Mahmoud Ahmadinejad]: Burned to death when George W. Bush (voiced by Seth Green) throws him in a furnace. (Played for comic effect.)
- Burn Notice: Means & Ends (2012) [Tom Card]: Shot in the head by Jeffrey Donovan.
- Stan Against Evil (Stan Miller) season two either episode 7 or 8 Stan goes back into the past to rescue his dead wife but gets his neck snapped but that timeline changes back to normal when Evie travels back and rescues him
- Stan Against Evil (Stan Miller) 3x01 is gutted with a knife when Evie sees a monster instead.
- Stan Against Evil (2014) [Stan] 3x08 get shot in the chest with a shotgun (the season got cancelled before we could know what would happen to him
- Chicago P.D.: Reckoning (2019) [Superintendent Brian Kelton] Shot to death off screen by Anne Heche, his body is found by "The Intelligence unit" at the end of the season finale.