Robert Carlyle

Film Deaths[]

Ravenous (1999) [Colonel Ives/F.W. Colqhoun]: Caught in a bear trap which impales him through the back, during a fight with Guy Pearce. He dies afterwards whilst talking to Guy.
The World Is Not Enough (1999) [Victor Zokas a.k.a. Renard]: Stabbed in the chest with a plutonium rod being pushed from the reactor, caused by Pierce Brosnan. On top of having a bullet lodged in his brain, slowly killing him.
The Beach (2000) [Daffy]: Commits suicide off-screen by slitting his wrists in his hotel room. His body is shown afterwards when Leonardo DiCaprio discovers him.
Eragon (2006) [Durza]: Impaled on a sword through the stomach/torso by Ed Speleers, whilst the both of them are fighting in free fall. His body then spontaneously combusts and crumbles to dust (Robert was wearing heavy makeup for this role).
28 Weeks Later (2007) [Don]: After being infected by the "Rage" virus he is shot repeatedly in the stomach then in the chest/head by his daughter Imogen Poots, after he attacks and bites his son Mackintosh Muggleton.
Yesterday (2019) [John Lennon]: Shot to death off-screen in 1980. The film doesn't address John's death. However he appears in alternate reality in the world without The Beatles in which he come face to face with Himesh Patel who is surprised to see Robert alive, despite knowing what had happened to him in real life).

Human Trafficking (2005; TV movie) [Sergei]: Shot multiple times by police agents and once in the mouth by Mira Sorvino.
24: Redemption (2008; TV movie) [Carl Benton]: Sacrifices himself by putting his foot on a land mine in order to kill the garrison of rebel soldiers and allow Kiefer Sutherland to escape with the refugee kids.
Once Upon a Time: Going Home (2013) [Mr. Gold/Rumplestilskin]: Commits suicide by stabbing himself in the chest, after stabbing his father Robbie Kay in the back with an enchanted dagger, in order to protect his family from Robbie. He is brought back to life by his son Michael Raymond-James, in the episode Quiet Minds.
Once Upon a Time: Leaving Storybrooke (2018) [Mr. Gold/Weaver/Wish Realm Rumpelstiltskin]: Playing a dual role as Mr. Gold/Weaver and the Wish Realm version of Rumpelstiltskin, Mr. Gold/Weaver sacrifices himself by ripping out his heart and giving it to the dying Colin O'Donoghue. Rumpelstiltskin is erased from existence following this.