Tommy Flanagan

Tommy Flanagan (1965 - )

Film DeathsEdit

• Braveheart (1995) [Morrison]: Fatally shot twice in the stomach by English archers at the Battle of Falkirk. We see him hit and fall out of the frame; his body is not shown.

• Face/Off (1997) [Leo]: Shot to death by Nicolas Cage who had switched faces with John Travolta.

• The Saint (1997) [Scarface]:

• Plunkett & Macleane (1999) [Eddie]:

• Gladiator (2000) [Cicero]: Shot in the chest with arrows by Roman soldiers, while Russell Crowe tries to get Tommy down from being hanged in a tree. (Thanks to DeMan)

• All About the Benjamins (2002) [Williamson]: Shot repeatedly in the chest by Ice Cube on Tommy's boat, while Tommy is holding a gun on Mike Epps. (Thanks to DeMan

• Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003) [Irish Henchman]:

• Alien vs. Predator (2004) [Mark Verheiden]: Killed off-screen by aliens; his body is shown afterwards pinned to a wall when Ewen Bremner discovers him. (Thanks to Liz)

• Sin City (2005) [Brian]: Stabbed in the back with a sword by Devon Aoki, just before Tommy is about to stab Clive Owen to death. (Thanks to DeMan)

• The Last Drop (2006) [Pvt. Dennis Baker]: Killed in a fight/shootout with Laurence Fox's cohorts, he dies after triggering a detonator, destroying the remaining artifacts along with a trapped Laurence and Steve Speir.

• Hero Wanted (2008) [Derek]:

• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017) [Tullk]: Freezes/suffocates to death when he is thrown out to space by his crewmates. 

TV DeathsEdit

• 24: Day 7: 8:00am - 9:00am (2009) [Gabriel Schector] Shot in the chest by Dameon Clarke while speaking to Kiefer Sutherland and Annie Wersching.

• Detroit 1-8-7: Blackout (2011) [Albert Stram]: Shot to death by Michael Imperioli.

• Revenge: Abduction (2015) [Malcolm Black]: Shot four times in the back by James Tupper in order to defend his daughter (Emily VanCamp) during a struggle; Tommy falls into an incinerator after being shot.
• Westworld: Parce Domine (2020) [Martin Connels] Shot by a robot duplicate of himself.  
• Westworld: Genre (2020) [Martin Host] Sacrifices himself in an explosion.  

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