1974 in Film - Deaths

Deaths

  • January 31 - Samuel Goldwyn, film producer
  • February 7 - Arline Judge, actress
  • February 11 - Anna Q. Nilsson, actress
  • February 23 - Florence Rice, actress
  • February 28 - Carole Lesley, actress
  • March 5 - Billy De Wolfe, actor
  • March 7 - Alberto Rabagliati, Italian singer and actor
  • March 19 - Edward Platt, actor
  • April 2 – Douglass Dumbrille, actor
  • April 10 - Patricia Collinge, actress
  • April 24 - Bud Abbott, actor, best known as straight man to Lou Costello
  • April 30 - Agnes Moorehead, actress
  • May 25 - Donald Crisp, actor
  • June 28 - Frank Sutton, actor
  • August 20 - Ilona Massey, actress
  • September 6 - Olga Baclanova, actress
  • September 18 - Edna Best, actress
  • September 21 - Walter Brennan, actor
  • September 21 - Jacqueline Susann, former actress, author of Valley of the Dolls
  • October 13 - Ed Sullivan, television host, actor
  • November 13 - Vittorio De Sica, Italian director
  • November 14 - Johnny Mack Brown, actor
  • December 15 - Anatole Litvak, director
  • December 21 - Richard Long, actor
  • December 26 - Jack Benny, actor

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