Rory Kinnear in Our Flag Means Death: Pilot
Rory Kinnear (1978 -)
Film Deaths[]
- IBoy (2017) [Ellman]: Electrocuted to death by Bill Milner's telekinetic powers on top off being shot on the arm by Maisie Williams.
- Men (2022) [Geoffrey/Other Men]: Playing multiple characters throughout the film, the vicar is stabbed in the stomach and left to bleed out by Jessie Buckley, after Rory attempts to sexually assault her. The feral man dies when he gives birth to another Rory, before the next three Rory's also die giving her to the next Rory, with the births coming from their backs and mouths. The final Rory dies giving birth to Paapa Essiedu, while Jessie looks on in horror.
Television Deaths[]
- Messiah: The Rapture (2008) [Stewart Dean]: Marc Warren comes home to find his lover Sasha Behar dead with a kitchen knife stuck in her chest. He lays her on the floor and is then confronted by her killer, Rory. He gets Marc in an armlock and starts to throttle him, Marc manages to pull the knife from Sasha and stab Rory to death.
- Waking The Dead: The End of the Night Part 2 (2009) [James Mitcham]: Semi-accidentally suffocated with a plastic bag by Michelle Dockery, as she loses control while trying to force him to confess to raping her and murdering her brother years previously.
- Lennon Naked (2010) [Brian Epstein]: Dies of an overdose offscreen.
- Lucan (2013) [Lord Lucan]: In this faction reconstruction of the famous murder of Sandra Rivett and the disappearance of chief suspect Lucan, he is killed (method not determined) offscreen on a cross channel trip and his body pushed overboard.
- The Casual Vacancy: Episode 1 (2015) [Barry Fairbrother]: Dies of a brain aneurysm while walking in the street; his body is seen several times through the rest of the episode in the morgue.
- Our Flag Means Death: Pilot (2022) [Captain Nigel Badminton]: Playing a dual role as twins, Rory is first killed when he is hit on the back of the head with a statue by Rhys Darby, causing him to fall and accidentally stab himself through the eye with his sword. His character is later seen in multiple episodes as a ghost, tormenting Rhys while the sword is still penetrating his eye.
- Our Flag Means Death: Art of Grace (2022) [Admiral Chauncey Badminton]: Rory's second character is killed when he trips and shoots himself through the eye with a flintlock pistol, while drunkenly attempting to murder Rhys Darby as revenge for his brother's death.
Gallery[]
Rory Kinnear in Our Flag Means Death: Art of Grace
Notable Connections[]
- Son of Roy Kinnear