Victor Jory in 'The Cariboo Trail'
Victor Jory (1902 - 1982)
Film Deaths:
- Bad Men of Missouri (1941) [William Merrick]: Shot to death, along with Howard Da Silva, by vigilantes, after Arthur Kennedy, Dennis Morgan, and Wayne Morris put their dusters on Victor and Howard (causing the gunmen to mistake them for part of the gang).
- Tombstone: The Town Too Tough To Die (1942) [Ike Clanton]: Shot by Don Castle as he is about to shoot Edgar Buchanan in the back. (Thanks to Brian)
- The Loves of Carmen (1948) [Garcia]: Stabbed to death at the end of a knife-fight with Glenn Ford.
- South Of St Louis (1949) [Luke Cottrell]: He is being manhandled by Joel Macrae seeking information when Bob Steele throws a knife into his back to stop him talking. (Thanks to Brian)
- The Cariboo Trail (1950) [Frank Walsh]: Shot to death in a shoot-out with Bill Williams, whom he shoots in turn.
- Cave Of Outlaws (1951) [Ben Cross]: Shot dead by Edgar Buchanan to stop him shooting Macdonald Carey. (Thanks to Brian).
- Flaming Feather (1952) [Sidewinder]: Shot in the back by Carol Thurston as he fights Sterling Hayden. (Thanks to Brian)
- The Man From The Alamo (1953) [Jess Wade]: Knocked over the waterfall rapids after a fight in the river with Glenn Ford. (Thanks to Brian).
- The Man Who Turned to Stone (1957) [Dr. Murdock]: Burned to death after a fire breaks out in his laboratory.
TV Deaths:
- The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: Death of a Cop (1963) [Detective Paul Reardon]: Shot to death by Lawrence Tierney as Victor leaves the building, after Victor shoots Richard Jaeckel. (Thanks to Constantine)
Notable Connections:
- Mr. Jean Inness (widowed)
- Father of Jean Jory and Jon Jory (stage director)