Lawrence Tierney

Film Deaths[]

The Ghost Ship (1943) [Seaman Louie Parker]: Crushed to death when the ship's anchor-chain is dropped into the locker, after Richard Dix locks Lawrence inside.
Dillinger (1945) [John Dillinger]: Still alive the final minutes of the film, he has just left a movie theater with Anne Jeffreys, she says she is gonna go to a store and as he is fixing his hair he notices FBI agents. He draws his gun but misses a shot and is wounded, he rushes into a alley where he is shot multiple times.
The Devil Thumbs a Ride (1947) [Steve Morgan]: Shot to death by the police while he was driving.
Born to Kill (1947) [Sam Wilde]: Shot to death by police after he kills Claire Trevor.
The Hoodlum (1951) [Vincent Lubeck]: Shot to death by Stuart Randall at the City Dump while he was getting away as a hoodlum to escape in the pile of garbage.
Bushwackers (1952) [Sam Tobin]: Shot in the chest by the mortally-wounded William Homes, after Lawrence wounds John Ireland.
Midnight (1982) [Bert Johnson]: Stabbed by Robin Walsh
Silver Bullet (1985) [Owen Knopfler]: Mauled to death by the werewolf (Everett McGill).
Murphy's Law (1986) [Cameron]: Shot in the mouth by Carrie Snodgress in the park, after he gives her the information she hired him to find.
Reservoir Dogs (1992) [Joe Cabot]: Shot in the chest, along with his son (Chris Penn), by Harvey Keitel during a stand-off in the warehouse.

Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Big Goodbye (1988) [Cyrus Redblock]: Playing a virtual-reality holodeck creation, he ceases to exist (along with Harvey Jason) when they leave the holodeck in an attempt to take over the real world. (Thanks to Stephen and Neil)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Business as Usual (1997) [Regent of Palamar]: Killed (off-screen) by enemy soldiers; we learn of his death afterwards when Avery Brooks informs Armin Shimerman. (Thanks to Neil)