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Dominique DunneNovember 23, 1959 (Santa Monica, CA, USA) |
Dominique Dunne, 22, actress, sister of actor Griffin Dunne (An American Werewolf in London, After Hours), and daughter of producer/writer Dominick Dunne (The Two Mrs. Grenvilles, An Inconvenient Woman, and A Season in Purgatory); On October 30th, her ex-boyfriend, John David Sweeney, strangled Dunne during an argument. She lapsed into a coma and she died 5 days later. |
Julian BeckMay 31, 1925 (New York, NY, USA)September 14, 1985 (New York City, NY, USA) |
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Julian Beck, 60, an actor, a producer, and a director. He was "known for his experimental and improvisatory approach." He was co-founder, with wife Judith Malina, of the influential Living Theater, The Life of the Theater (1972) was one of his publications; Julian died from stomach cancer. |
| Will SampsonSeptember 1935 (Okmulgee, Oklahoma, USA)June 3, 1987 (Houston, Texas, USA) |
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Will Sampson, "6-ft, 7-in. full-blooded Creek Indian actor, painter and rodeo bull rider"; he made his debut in 1975 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest as Chief Bromden; he also found the American Indian Registry for the Performing Arts; he died from kidney failure following a successful heart-and-lung transplant. |
Heather O'RourkeDecember 27, 1975 (San Diego, CA, USA)February 1, 1988 (San Diego, CA, USA) |
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Heather O'Rourke, 12, actress; star of the "Poltergeist" movies; she died during surgery from a congenital intestinal obstruction; O'Rourke also starred in Happy Days, Webster, and Still the Beaver. |
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Beatrice Straight, 86, actress; Sister of The New Republic writer and editor, Michael Straight and cousin of fashion designer, Gloria Vanderbilt. Straight won a 'Best Supporting Actress' Academy Award for her role as William Holden's wife in 1976's Network and a 1953 Tony Award for her role in The Crucible. She was also nominated for an Emmy.
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