1986 in Film - Deaths

Deaths

  • January 2 - Una Merkel, American actress
  • January 14 - Donna Reed, American actress
  • February 16 - Howard Da Silva, American actor
  • February 17 - Paul Stewart, American actor
  • March 10 - Ray Milland, British actor
  • March 22 - Olive Deering, American actress
  • March 22 - Charles Starrett, American actor
  • March 30 - James Cagney, American actor
  • April 13 - Stephen Stucker, American actor
  • April 23 - Otto Preminger, Austrian born director
  • April 26 - Broderick Crawford, Oscar winning American actor
  • April 26 - Bessie Love, American actress
  • March 15 - Alexandru Giugaru, Romanian actor
  • May 23 - Sterling Hayden, American actor
  • June 3 - Anna Neagle, English actress
  • June 13 - Benny Goodman, American musician, actor
  • June 30 - Margalo Gillmore, English actress
  • July 25 - Vincente Minnelli, American director
  • August 13 - Helen Mack, American actress
  • September 27 - Cliff Burton, American musician, Metallica
  • October 5 - Hal B. Wallis, American film producer
  • October 14 - Keenan Wynn, American film actor
  • October 14 - Spec O'Donnell, American film actor
  • November 21 - Dar Robinson, American film stuntman
  • November 29 - Cary Grant, American actor
  • December 13 - Heather Angel, English actress
  • December 26 - Elsa Lanchester, English actress
  • December 28 - Andrei Tarkovsky, Russian film director

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