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[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0627453/ John Neville] (1925 - 2011) |
[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0627453/ John Neville] (1925 - 2011) |
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==Film Deaths== |
==Film Deaths== |
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| ⚫ | *'''''The Adventures of Baron Munchausen''''' '''(1988)''' [''Heironymus Karl Frederick, Baron von Munchausen'']: Shot by [[Jonathan Pryce]], after which we see the Angel of Death come to take his life-force; immediately afterwards, the scene cuts to a living, healthy John telling his audience that this was just one of many occasions in which he died. (''Thanks to Kim'') |
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| − | *'''''<span style="font-size:18">Romeo and Juliet</span> '''''<span style="font-size:18">'''''(1955)<span style="font-size:18"> </span>'''''[</span>''<span style="font-size:18">Romeo</span>''<span style="font-size:18">]: Commits suicide by drinking poison in </span>[[Claire Bloom]]<span style="font-size:18">'s crypt, unaware that she's not really dead. (I haven't seen this version, but we all know the story...)</span> |
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| + | *'''''Sabotage''''' '''(1996)''' [''Follenfant'']: Shot to death by [[Carrie-Anne Moss]] in John's living room (as he is going for his gun). (''Thanks to Matt and ND'') |
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| − | *'''''<span style="font-size:18">Sabotage</span>'''''<span style="font-size:18"> </span>'''<span style="font-size:18">(1996)</span>'''<span style="font-size:18"> [</span>''<span style="font-size:18">Follenfant</span>''<span style="font-size:18">]: Shot to death by </span>[[Carrie-Anne Moss]]<span style="font-size:18"> in John's living room (as he is going for his gun). (</span>''<span style="font-size:18">Thanks to Matt and ND</span>''<span style="font-size:18">) </span> |
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| ⚫ | *'''''Urban Legend''''' (''Mixed Culture'') '''(1998)''' [''Dean Adams'']: Impaled on the severe-tire-damage spikes when [[Rebecca Gayheart]] runs over him (as he crawls away) in the parking garage, after she first cuts his achilles tendon as he was about to get in his car. His body is shown again later on when [[Alicia Witt]] discovers him in his office (then again in a disused dormitory along with all of Rebecca's victims). |
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| + | * '''''The Duke''''' (''Hubert'') '''(1999)''' [''The Duke'']: Dies, presumably of old age/natural causes, leaving his estate and title to [[James Doohan]]'s dog. |
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| − | *'''''<span style="font-size:18">The Duke</span>'''''<span style="font-size:18"> </span>'''<span style="font-size:18">(</span>''<span style="font-size:18">Hubert</span>''<span style="font-size:18">) </span>'''<span style="font-size:18">'''''(1999)<span style="font-size:18"> </span>'''''[</span>''<span style="font-size:18">The Duke</span>''<span style="font-size:18">]: Dies, presumably of natural causes, leaving his estate and title to </span>[[James Doohan]]<span style="font-size:18">'s dog. (I haven't seen this movie myself, but have read the premise on its IMDB listing.)</span> |
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==TV Deaths== |
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| + | *'''''ITV Play of the Week: Hedda Gabler''''' '''(1957)''' [''Ejlert Lovborg'']: Shot to death (off-screen) when his own gun goes off during a struggle with a prostitute; we learn of his death when [[George Voskovec]] informs [[Pamela Brown]] and [[Michael Gwynn]]. |
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| + | *'''''Producer's Showcase: Romeo and Juliet''''' '''(1957)''' [''Romeo'']: Commits suicide by drinking poison in [[Claire Bloom]]'s crypt, unaware that she's not really dead. |
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| + | *'''''The DuPont Show of the Month: Hamlet''''' '''(1959)''' [Hamlet]: Poisoned when his arm is slashed with a poisoned blade during a swordfight with [[John Humphry]]; he dies shortly after killing [[Oliver Neville]] in turn. |
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Revision as of 02:59, 5 January 2015
John Neville in Urband Legend
John Neville (1925 - 2011)
Film Deaths
- The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1988) [Heironymus Karl Frederick, Baron von Munchausen]: Shot by Jonathan Pryce, after which we see the Angel of Death come to take his life-force; immediately afterwards, the scene cuts to a living, healthy John telling his audience that this was just one of many occasions in which he died. (Thanks to Kim)
- Sabotage (1996) [Follenfant]: Shot to death by Carrie-Anne Moss in John's living room (as he is going for his gun). (Thanks to Matt and ND)
- The Fifth Element (1997) [General Staedert]: Killed in an explosion (along with the rest of his crew) when the mysterious destructive dimensional entity Mr. Shadow sends an explosive fireball force, blowing up his spaceship.
- Urban Legend (Mixed Culture) (1998) [Dean Adams]: Impaled on the severe-tire-damage spikes when Rebecca Gayheart runs over him (as he crawls away) in the parking garage, after she first cuts his achilles tendon as he was about to get in his car. His body is shown again later on when Alicia Witt discovers him in his office (then again in a disused dormitory along with all of Rebecca's victims).
- The X-Files (The X-Files: Fight the Future) (1998) [The Well-Manicured Man]: Killed in an explosion when a bomb in his car detonates, just after David Duchovny gets out of the car. (Thanks to Neil, Kim, and Nemanja)
- The Duke (Hubert) (1999) [The Duke]: Dies, presumably of old age/natural causes, leaving his estate and title to James Doohan's dog.
- Sunshine (1999) [Gustave Sors]: Dies (off-screen) of old age/natural causes; we last see him in the hospital when Ralph Fiennes and Rosemary Harris visit him.
TV Deaths
- ITV Play of the Week: Hedda Gabler (1957) [Ejlert Lovborg]: Shot to death (off-screen) when his own gun goes off during a struggle with a prostitute; we learn of his death when George Voskovec informs Pamela Brown and Michael Gwynn.
- Producer's Showcase: Romeo and Juliet (1957) [Romeo]: Commits suicide by drinking poison in Claire Bloom's crypt, unaware that she's not really dead.
- The DuPont Show of the Month: Hamlet (1959) [Hamlet]: Poisoned when his arm is slashed with a poisoned blade during a swordfight with John Humphry; he dies shortly after killing Oliver Neville in turn.