Rupert Everett in The Comfort of Strangers
Rupert Everett (1959 - )
Film Deaths[]
- Dance with a Stranger (1985) [David Blakeley]: Shot in the stomach and chest by Miranda Richardson in the street at night.
- The Comfort of Strangers (1990) [Colin]: Throat slit by Christopher Walken and Helen Mirren, while Natasha Richardson looks on helplessly.
- B. Monkey (1998) [Paul Neville]: Shot repeatedly by his lover (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) as Asia Argento and Jared Harris looks on in shock.
- Shakespeare in Love (1998) [Christopher 'Kit' Marlowe]: Stabbed in the eye (off-screen) during a bar brawl. We only hear other characters discussing his death afterwards; his body is not shown.
- To Kill a King (2003) [King Charles I]: Executed by beheading, on Tim Roth's orders.
- The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (2005) [Fox]: Providing the voice of a CGI fox, he is turned to stone by Tilda Swinton, while Skandar Keynes looks on in horror. He is later restored to life by "Aslan" (voiced by Liam Neeson)
- Separate Lies (2005) [Bill Bule]: Killed in a car accident
- Shrek the Third (2007; animated) [Prince Charming]: Possibly crushed to death by a prop "tower" when the dragon knocks it over onto him on the stage with her tail. (It's really not clear whether this was supposed to be fatal, but it'll be listed in case.)
- Stardust (2007) [Secundus]: Pushed out of the tower window by his brother (Mark Strong), as his dying father (Peter O'Toole) looks on; he appears as a ghost throughout the rest of the movie.
- Wild Target (2010) [Ferguson]: Dies of his injuries sustained in a car crash.
- Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2016) [Orinthologist]: Playing one of the forms of Samuel L. Jackson's shapeshifter character, he is presumably killed when Samuel is eaten by one of the Hollows.
- The Happy Prince (2018) [Oscar Wilde]: Dies of Meningitis or Syphillis, with Colin Firth and Edwin Thomas by his side. (Whether Wilde died of syphillis in reality is debated historically, but this film implies that it is with the ghostly appearance of Rupert's wife (Emily Watson).)
Television Deaths[]
- The Far Pavilions (1984 mini series) [George Garforth]: Commits suicide offscreen. We find out when a fellow officer informs Ben Cross that he got drunk and blew his brains out.
- Dangerous Liaisons (2003 mini series) [Vicomte Sébastien de Valmont]: Commits suicide by jumping off a cliff while on horseback.
- The Musketeers: Death Of A Hero (2016) [Phillippe Achille, Marquis de Feron]: Stabbed in the stomach by Matthew McNulty after he tells him he would rather betray him than the King.
Gallery[]
Rupert Everett in Dance with a Stranger
Rupert Everett’s character turned to stone in The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
Rupert Everett's animated death in Shrek the Third
Rupert Everett in Stardust