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Richard Pasco's death in Rasputin: The Mad Monk
Richard Pasco (1926 - 2014)
Film Deaths[edit | edit source]
- Yesterday's Enemy (1959) [2nd Lt Hastings]: One of 6 men executed by the Japanese firing squad. (Thanks to Brian)
- Sword of Sherwood Forest (1960) [Edmund, Earl of Newark]: Stabbed to death in a swordfight with Richard Greene (and his men).
- The Gorgon (1964) [Paul Heitz]: Looks directly at the gorgon's (Prudence Hyman) face (which is fatal) after seeing her reflection (which is not fatal) in a mirror in the castle. He appears to be saved after Christopher Lee beheads the gorgon, but as the film ends, his skin turns grey, implying he's about to turn to stone. He is still alive at this point, but his fate after the events of the film can be guessed, so I'll list it as an implied death rather than a confirmed death.
- Rasputin: The Mad Monk (1966) [Dr. Boris Zargo]: Stabbed in the back with a dagger by Christopher Lee.
Television Deaths[edit | edit source]
- Julius Caesar (1979 TV) [Brutus]: Commits suicide by throwing himself on his sword.
Notable Connections[edit | edit source]
- Ex-Mr. Greta Watson
- Mr. Barbara Leigh-Hunt
- 1926 Births
- 2014 Deaths
- Not Listed on Original Cinemorgue
- English actors and actresses
- British actors and actresses
- Death scenes by stabbing
- Death scenes by transformation
- Death scenes by suicide
- Death scenes by contrived self-defense
- Death scenes by male killer
- Actors who died in William Shakespeare Movies
- Death scenes by throwing knife
- Actors
- Actors who died in Don Sharp Movies
- Divorced actors and actresses
- Shakespeare Stars
- Death scenes by execution
- Death scenes by shooting
- Death by turning into stone
- Ambiguous death scenes
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