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*'''''The Last of the Mohicans'' (1992)''' [''Magua'']: Beaten to death with a gunstock war club during a fight with [[Russell Means]]. |
*'''''The Last of the Mohicans'' (1992)''' [''Magua'']: Beaten to death with a gunstock war club during a fight with [[Russell Means]]. |
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+ | *'''''[[Deep Rising (1998)]]''' [''Hanover'']'': Reportedly eaten by the undersea creature. (''Thanks to Jerry'') |
*'''''Avatar''''' '''(2009)''' [''Eytukan'']: Providing the voice of the CGI charater that was leader of the humanoids called the Na'vi; he is mortally wounded by shrapnel when [[Stephen Lang]]'s aerial forces destroy the giant "home tree" with missiles. He dies talking to his daughter ([[Zoe Saldana]]) after giving her his bow. |
*'''''Avatar''''' '''(2009)''' [''Eytukan'']: Providing the voice of the CGI charater that was leader of the humanoids called the Na'vi; he is mortally wounded by shrapnel when [[Stephen Lang]]'s aerial forces destroy the giant "home tree" with missiles. He dies talking to his daughter ([[Zoe Saldana]]) after giving her his bow. |
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Revision as of 01:44, 8 January 2015
Wes Studi (left) in the Last of the Mohicans
Wes Studi (1947 - ).
Film Deaths
- Dances with Wolves (1990) [The Toughest Pawnee]: Shot to death by the Lakota villagers after the Pawnee attempt a raid on the village. (Thanks to Steve)
- The Last of the Mohicans (1992) [Magua]: Beaten to death with a gunstock war club during a fight with Russell Means.
- Deep Rising (1998) [Hanover]: Reportedly eaten by the undersea creature. (Thanks to Jerry)
- Avatar (2009) [Eytukan]: Providing the voice of the CGI charater that was leader of the humanoids called the Na'vi; he is mortally wounded by shrapnel when Stephen Lang's aerial forces destroy the giant "home tree" with missiles. He dies talking to his daughter (Zoe Saldana) after giving her his bow.
TV Deaths
- Kings: Brotherhood (2009) [General Linus Abner]: Stabbed by Ian McShane, the king, as punishment for betrayal.