1969 in Television - Deaths

Deaths

  • February 2 – Boris Karloff, actor
  • February 9 – Gabby Hayes, actor
  • February 19 – Madge Blake, actress
  • March 25 – Billy Cotton, British Entertainer & Bandleader
  • May 3 – Karl Freund, cinematographer, who, as director of photography on I Love Lucy, developed the practical use of the three-camera TV sitcom production
  • June 22 – Judy Garland, singer/actor
  • July 18 – Barbara Pepper, actress (Doris Ziffel #1 on Green Acres)
  • August 9 – Sharon Tate, actress murdered by disciples of Charles Manson
  • September 8 – Bud Collyer, game show host (Beat the Clock)
  • September 19 – Rex Ingram, actor
  • December 22 – Wilbur Hatch, musical director for many TV shows including I Love Lucy

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