Michael Wincott in Along Came a Spider
Michael Wincott (1958 - )
Film Deaths[]
- Curtains (1983) [Matthew]: Stabbed in the back offscreen with a knife by Lynne Griffin. His body is discovered later on.
- Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991) [Guy of Gisborne]: Stabbed with a sword by his cousin (Alan Rickman). (Thanks to Wen)
- 1492: Conquest of Paradise (1992) [Moxica]: Commits suicide by jumping off a cliff and landing on a house (historically inaccurate, Moxica was hanged for his role in the mutiny).
- Romeo Is Bleeding (1993) [Sal]: Shot to death by Lena Olin off-screen. Only the gunshot is heard.
- The Three Musketeers (1993) [Rochefort]: Stabbed to death by Chris O'Donnell at the end of a swordfight, when Julie Delpy hands Chris his fallen sword, just as Michael is about to finish him. He dies while talking to Chris before falling back onto the stairs.
- The Crow (1994) [Top Dollar]: Impaled by a gargoyle's horns after falling from the cathedral church's roof, when Brandon Lee psychically forces him to experience all 30 hours of Sofia Shinas' death in an instant. (Thanks to Wen)
- Dead Man (1995) [Conway Twill]: Shot to death (off-camera) by Lance Henriksen as they're riding along together; we hear the shot after the scene fades to black, followed by a scene of Lance eating a human arm by the campfire.
- Strange Days (1995) [Philo Gant]: Shot in the head by Tom Sizemore to frame Ralph Fiennes, after Tom uses a virtual-reality set to burn out Michael's mind.
- Alien: Resurrection (1997) [Captain Frank Elgyn]: Killed by an alien after being pulled through the floor. (Thanks to Wen)
- Metro (1997) [Michael Korda]: Burned to death/killed in an explosion when Eddie Murphy causes him to ram into several flammable barrels after jamming the doors with a pole so Michael can't escape.
- Along Came a Spider (2001) [Gary Soneji a.k.a. Jonathan Mercusio]: Shot repeatedly with an antique rifle/shotgun by Morgan Freeman. His body is later seen when police investigate.
- The Count of Monte Cristo (2002) [Armand Dorleac]: Drowned by Jim Caviezel.
- Treasure Planet (2002; animated) [Scroop]: Voicing an alien, he is sucked out into space when B.E.N (Martin Short) turns off the ship's gravity field while Scroop is entangled in a flag whilst struggling with Jim Hawkins (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) on the mast. (note: it's evidenced it's a death scene by his character stating "Say hello, to Mr. Arrow" (whom he killed earlier)).
- Seraphim Falls (2006) [Hayes]: Shot in the chest by Liam Neeson when Pierce Brosnan is using Michael as a human shield. His body is later seen as Liam wakes up next to him after being stunned by Brosnan.
- Ghost in the Shell (2017) [Dr. Osmund]: Has his brain hacked by Rila Fukushima .
- Nope (2022) [Antlers Holst]: Devoured by the alien when he commits suicide by trying to get a shot of the alien and gets sucked into its opening.
Television Deaths[]
- Miami Vice: Blood & Roses (1988) [Willy Cook]: Garroted (off-screen) by Stanley Tucci's men; his body is discovered floating on an inflatable pool hair by Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas.
- 24: Live Another Day: 8:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. (2014) [Adrian Cross]: Shot in the head by Tzi Ma.
Video Game Deaths[]
- Narc (2005) [Mr. Big]: Shot in the head by Bill Bellamy after Michael Madsen destroys his mounted vehicle.
- Darksiders II (2012) [Death]: Sacrifices himself by jumping into the Well of Souls in order to resurrect humanity; he is brought back to life after his brother (Liam O'Brien) breaks the Seventh Seal.
Notable Connections[]
- Brother of Jeff Wincott
Gallery[]
Michael Wincott in The Three Musketeers
Michael Wincott in The Crow
Michael Wincott's death in Metro
Michael Wincott in Alien: Resurrection
Michael Wincott's animated death in Treasure Planet