Tony Jay

Tony Jay (1933 - 2006)

Prolific animation voice-over artist

Film Deaths[]

Love and Death (1975) [Vladimir Maximovitch]: Shot in the head (off-screen) during a battle with French soldiers; he appears as a ghost to Woody Allen afterwards.
Beasties (1991) [Frankie]: Killed by one of the monsters.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996; animated) [Judge Claude Frollo]: Falls from the cathedral into a pool of molten lead after the gargoyle he is holding onto breaks away. His soul taken to Hell as punishment for his numerous trangressions without any repentances.

Fall of Eagles (1974) [Tsar Alexander III of Russia]: Falls ill (although not mentioned in the series, the real life Tsar Alexander dies of kidney disease) and dies surrounded by friends and family.
Twin Peaks: The Black Widow (1990) [Dougie Milford]: Dies (off screen) of a heart attack; his body is seen later on when Harry Goaz and Michael Ontkean investigate at Jay's hotel room.
Matlock: The Critic (1991) [John Bosley Hackett]: Stabbed to death with a letter opener by Joel Grey in Tony's hotel room; his body is seen again when Geoffrey Blake discovers it.
Mighty Max: Armageddon Out Of Here (1994) [Virgil]: Vaporized by an energy bolt from the Skullmaster's (voiced by Tim Curry) scepter.
Lois & Clark: And the Answer Is... (1995) [Nigel St. John]: Poisoned by Maurice Godin.
Superman: The Last Son of Krypton: Part I (1996; animated) [Sul-Van]: Killed in an explosion along the everyone else on Krypton when the planet gets destroyed.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Divide and Conquer (1996; animated) [Lord Dregg]: Killed in an explosion when Krang's robot suit (controlled by the Turtles) self destructs.

Blood Omen: Legacy Of Kain (1996) [Mortanius the Necromancer / William the Just / The Dark Entity] : "Mortanius" is killed in battle with Simon Templeman, having decided to commit suicide by allowing Simon to complete his purge of the Circle; his lifeless body is then possessed by "The Dark Entity," who also dies in combat with Simon. "William the Just" is murdered by Simon (after being sent back in time by Richard Doyle) in a botched attempt to stop him from becoming The Nemesis.
Fallout (1997) [Lieutenant]: Can be killed in the destruction of the Mariposa military base if the player character trigger the self-destruct, or he can be killed by the player; he survives the game if both of these deaths are avoided.
Legacy Of Kain: Soul Reaver (1999) [The Elder God / Zephon]: "Zephon" is burned alive at the end of a boss battle when Michael Bell sets several of Zephon's eggs on fire and launches them back at him; his soul is then devoured by Michael. "The Elder God" survives the game."