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Ray Milland in The Premature Burial

Ray Milland (1907 - 1986)

Deaths in Film[]

  • Payment Deferred (1932) [James Medland]: Poisoned when Charles Laughton puts cyanide in Ray's drink; Charles then buries the body in his garden. (Thanks to Gloria)
  • The Glass Key (1935) [Taylor Henry]: Hits his head on a curbstone after a struggle with Charles Richman (off-screen)
  • The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing (1955) [Stanford White]: Shot to death by Farley Granger. (Thanks to Scott)
  • The River's Edge (1957) [Nardo Henning]: Hit by a truck and knocked off a cliffside road onto the riverbank below. (Thanks to Brian)
  • The Premature Burial (1962) [Guy Carrell]: Shot in the back by his sister (Heather Angel) while Ray is trying to kill Richard Ney in a graveyard.
  • X: The Man With The X-Ray Eyes (1963) [Dr. James Xavier]: Possibly dies (presumably from blood loss) after tearing his own eyes out due to the side effects oif the serum. (The film ends on a still frame of his eyes out).
  • Frogs (1972) [Jason Crockett]: Dies of a heart attack from fright after being surrounded by an army of frogs. (Thanks to Michael)
  • The Pyjama Girl Case (La ragazza dal pigiama giallo) (1978) [Inspector Thompson] Shot in a drive by shooting by Howard Ross.
  • The Attic (1980) [Wendell]: Beaten to death by his daughter (Carrie Snodgress) after she discovers that he's been faking his paralysis for all those years. (It's been a long time since I've seen this movie, so my memory is hazy on the details.)
  • Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid (1982) [Sam Hastings]: Falls to his death from a window (off-screen), presumably thrown out by Carl Reiner's thugs (though the official explanation is that he accidentally fell while reaching for a liquor bottle). We learn of his death afterwards when Rachel Ward informs Steve Martin. (Ray's role in this film consisted entirely of footage from the 1945 film The Lost Weekend, edited together with new footage featuring Steve. The original character did not die in The Lost Weekend.)

TV Deaths[]

  • The Darker Side of Terror (1979; TV movie) [Professor Meredith]: Killed by Robert Forster's clone. (Thanks to Michael)


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