Marsha Hunt (with Edward G. Robinson) in 'Actors and Sin'
Marsha Hunt (1917 - 2022)
- Honorary Mayor of Sherman Oaks, CA, 1980-2022
Film Deaths:[]
- These Glamour Girls (1939) [Betty Ainsbridge]: Commits suicide by stopping her car on the railroad tracks in front of an oncoming train. (Thanks to Tammi)
- Blossoms in the Dust (1941) [Charlotte Kahly]: Commits suicide (off-camera) by shooting herself; we only hear the shot after she says goodbye to Greer Garson and runs upstairs. Her body is not shown.
- Actors and Sin (Ben Hecht's Actor's Blood and Woman of Sin) (1952) [Marcia Tillayou]: Commits suicide (off-screen) by taking poison in her bedroom; her father (Edward G. Robinson) then shoots her body in the chest (again off-screen) to cover up her suicide and make it look like murder. Her body is shown lying on the bed, with Edward kneeling beside her, at the beginning; the movie then goes to a flashback showing her life leading up to the suicide, then rejoins the scene of Edward kneeling beside her and proceeds from there.
TV Deaths:[]
- Alfred Hitchcock Presents; Tea Time (1958) [Blanche Herbert]: Shot at close range in the chest by Margaret Leighton whose husband is having an affair with Marsha. (Thanks to Brian)
- Cain's Hundred: The Debasers: Milton Bonner and Phillip Colerane (1962) [Gloria Bonner]:
- The Outer Limits: ZZZZZ (1964) [Francesca Fields]: Stung to death (off-screen) by bees after Joanna Frank releases them from their hive. (Thanks to Stephen)
- Murder, She Wrote: Sticks and Stones (1985) [Elvira Tree]: Killed (off-screen) by John Astin. John later hangs the body, to make it look like suicide. Her body is shown afterwards when Angela Lansbury and Parker Stevenson discover her.
Notable Connections:[]
- Ex-Mrs. Jerry Hopper (director)
- Mrs. Robert Presnell Jr. (screenwriter) (widowed)