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*'''''The Bad Man of Brimstone'' (1937)''' [''Portugese Ben'']: Shot to death in a big shoot-out . |
*'''''The Bad Man of Brimstone'' (1937)''' [''Portugese Ben'']: Shot to death in a big shoot-out . |
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* '''''Five Came Back'' (1939)''' [''Vasquez'']: Killed (off-screen) by the natives, shortly after the end of the movie. The movie ends with Joseph standing in the jungle and waiting as the native close in. |
* '''''Five Came Back'' (1939)''' [''Vasquez'']: Killed (off-screen) by the natives, shortly after the end of the movie. The movie ends with Joseph standing in the jungle and waiting as the native close in. |
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| − | * '''''The Monster and the Girl''''' '''(1941)''' [''Deacon'']: Mauled to death by the gorilla ([[Charles Gemora]]). |
+ | * '''''[[The Monster and the Girl (1941)|The Monster and the Girl]]'''''[[The Monster and the Girl (1941)| '''(1941)''']] [''Deacon'']: Mauled to death by the gorilla ([[Charles Gemora]]). |
* '''''Sundown'' (1941)''' [''Pallini'']: Shot to death (off-screen) by [[Carl Esmond]]. His body is shown lying in the desert afterwards. |
* '''''Sundown'' (1941)''' [''Pallini'']: Shot to death (off-screen) by [[Carl Esmond]]. His body is shown lying in the desert afterwards. |
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* '''''The Glass Key'' (1942)''' [''Nick Varna]'': Strangled to death by his own man ([[William Bendix]]). (my memory is vague as to why). |
* '''''The Glass Key'' (1942)''' [''Nick Varna]'': Strangled to death by his own man ([[William Bendix]]). (my memory is vague as to why). |
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* '''''The Cross of Lorriane'' (1943)''' [''Antonio Rodrigez'']: Shot to death in a battle with German troops in the french village. |
* '''''The Cross of Lorriane'' (1943)''' [''Antonio Rodrigez'']: Shot to death in a battle with German troops in the french village. |
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* '''''The Treasure of Pancho Villa'' (1955)''' [''Pablo Morales'']: Shot to death by [[Gilbert Roland]]. ''(Thanks to Brian)'' |
* '''''The Treasure of Pancho Villa'' (1955)''' [''Pablo Morales'']: Shot to death by [[Gilbert Roland]]. ''(Thanks to Brian)'' |
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| − | * '''''Touch of Evil'' (1958)''' [''Police Sergent Pete Menzies'']: Shot by [[Orson Welles]], He manages to shoot Orson in turn before dying. ''(Thanks to Mac)'' |
+ | * '''''[[Touch of Evil (1958)|Touch of Evil]]''[[Touch of Evil (1958)| (1958)]]''' [''Police Sergent Pete Menzies'']: Shot by [[Orson Welles]], He manages to shoot Orson in turn before dying. ''(Thanks to Mac)'' |
== TV Deaths == |
== TV Deaths == |
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Revision as of 22:35, 18 May 2018
Joseph Calleia in Sundown.
Joseph Calleia (1897 - 1975)
Film Deaths
- The Bad Man of Brimstone (1937) [Portugese Ben]: Shot to death in a big shoot-out .
- Five Came Back (1939) [Vasquez]: Killed (off-screen) by the natives, shortly after the end of the movie. The movie ends with Joseph standing in the jungle and waiting as the native close in.
- The Monster and the Girl (1941) [Deacon]: Mauled to death by the gorilla (Charles Gemora).
- Sundown (1941) [Pallini]: Shot to death (off-screen) by Carl Esmond. His body is shown lying in the desert afterwards.
- The Glass Key (1942) [Nick Varna]: Strangled to death by his own man (William Bendix). (my memory is vague as to why).
- The Cross of Lorriane (1943) [Antonio Rodrigez]: Shot to death in a battle with German troops in the french village.
- The Treasure of Pancho Villa (1955) [Pablo Morales]: Shot to death by Gilbert Roland. (Thanks to Brian)
- Touch of Evil (1958) [Police Sergent Pete Menzies]: Shot by Orson Welles, He manages to shoot Orson in turn before dying. (Thanks to Mac)
TV Deaths
None known.