Laurence Harvey in The Manchurian Candidate
Laurence Harvey (1928 - 1973)
Film Deaths[]
- Romeo And Juliet (1954) [Romeo]: Stabs himself in the chest in the tomb where the body of the apparently dead Susan Shentall is lying.
- The Good Die Young (1954) [Miles Ravenscourt]: Fatally shot by Richard Basehart as they struggle in a phone booth. Laurence's last act is to shoot Richard in the back.
- The Alamo (1960) [Col. William Travis]: Shot in the chest at close range by a Mexican soldier (for accuracy, Col. Travis was found shot only in the forehead).
- The Long And The Short And The Tall (Jungle Fighters) (1961) [Pte Bamforth]: Crushed to death in a rockfall when his wild firing at the Japanese hits the ammunition boxes and they blow up causing the canyon wall to collapse on him.
- The Manchurian Candidate (1962) [Raymond Shaw]: Commits suicide (off-screen) by shooting himself in the head during a political rally, after he kills James Gregory and Angela Lansbury, while Frank Sinatra looks on.
- The Outrage (1964) [The Husband]: Stabbed in the chest; his death is shown in four conflicting versions of the story told by different people: (1) Stabbed by Paul Newman at the end of a fight. (2) Stabbed by Claire Bloom after he blames her for her own rape. (3) Commits suicide by stabbing himself in shame over failing to prevent Claire's rape. (4) Accidentally falls onto the knife during a fight with Paul. (See also Masayuki Mori in Rashomon.)
- A Dandy in Aspic (1968) [Eberlin]: Run over by Tom Courtenay he also happens to shoot before being hit by the car.
- Welcome to Arrow Watch (1973) [Jason Henry]: Shot in the face by Joanna Pettet.
- Night Watch (1973) [John Wheeler] Stabbed to death by Elizabeth Taylor.
Television Deaths[]
- Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Arthur (1959) [Arthur Williams]: Devoured by the chickens on his farm, some time after the final scene; his death is mentioned in Alfred Hitchcock's narration at the end of the episode (as was standard for episodes where the villain goes unpunished in the actual story).
- Night Gallery: The Caterpillar (1972) [Steven Macy]: Brain presumably devoured by earwigs (off-screen); the episode ends with John Williams informing Laurence that the earwig that was in his head laid eggs on his brain.
Gallery[]
Laurence Harvey in Night Gallery: The Caterpillar
Notable Connections[]
- Ex-husband of Margaret Leighton.
- Ex-husband Joan Perry.
- Husband of Paulene Stone.
- Father of Domino Harvey (bounty hunter).