Further Reading
- Eugene Roche, Actor, 75, In TV and Film - obituary in the New York Times (2004-7-31)
- Tom Vallance: Eugene Rocke - obituary in the Independent (2004-8-4)
- Myrna Oliver: Eugene Roche, 75; Character Actor in Films, Television - obituary in the Los Angeles Times (2004-8-2)
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