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Entertainment Marie Fredriksson, Roxette Singer, Dies at 61

15:45  10 december  2019
15:45  10 december  2019 Source:   thewrap.com

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Roxette singer Marie Fredriksson has died aged 61 , her manager has confirmed. The Swedish star achieved global success in the 1990s with hits like Joyride, The Look and It Must Have Been Love, from the film Pretty Woman. A statement said the singer had died on Monday, 9 December "following a

The voice behind It Must Have Been Love had suffered from health problems after undergoing radiation treatment for a brain tumour.

Marie Fredriksson wearing a white shirt © TheWrap Marie Fredriksson

Marie Fredriksson, singer in the pop duo Roxette, died on Monday morning following a 17-year battle with cancer. She was 61.

"Time goes by so quickly. It's not that long ago we spent days and nights in my tiny apartment in Halmstad, listening to music we loved, sharing impossible dreams," Fredriksson's partner in Roxette Per Gessle said in a statement. "And what a dream we eventually got to share!

"Thank you, Marie, thanks for everything," Gessle continued. "You were an outstanding musician, a master of the voice, an amazing performer. Thanks for painting my black and white songs in the most beautiful colours. You were the most wonderful friend for over 40 years. I'm proud, honoured and happy to have been able to share so much of your time, talent, warmth, generosity and sense of humour. All my love goes out to you and your family. Things will never be the same."

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Roxette lead singer Marie Fredriksson dies at 61 - Marie Fredriksson , the lead singer and founding member of Roxette , has passed away aged 61 . The Swedish

Marie Fredriksson , the female lead singer of Swedish pop group Roxette , has died at age 61 . Fredriksson and Per Gessle formed the pop group in 1986 and went on to record a string of beloved hits, beginning with 1989's fizzy "The Look," the first of four No. 1 singles on the U.S.-based Billboard

Fredriksson was born in 1958 in the south of Sweden. She and Gessle met in the ’80s, and formed Roxette in 1986.

The duo’s crossover success came from hits like “It Must Have Been Love,” which was featured in the Richard Gere-Julia Roberts movie “Pretty Woman,” and “Listen to Your Heart.” Roxette sold more than 80 million records worldwide.

Fredriksson’s is survived by her husband Mikael Bolyos and two children Josefin and Oscar. Fredriksson’s management company, Dimberg Jernberg Management, said that services with “only Marie’s closest family present” will be held.

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    Verna Bloom

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    Mark Urman

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    Carol Channing

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    Lorna Doom

    The German bassist and founding member of the seminal Los Angeles-based punk band The Germs, died Jan. 17. She was 61.

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    John Coughlin

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    Andy Vajna

    The Hungarian producer who worked with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone on some of their most popular films, including "Rambo" and "Total Recall," died at his home in Budapest on Jan. 20. He was 74.

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    Russell Baker

    A two-time Pulitzer-winning writer and longtime host of PBS’ “Masterpiece Theatre,” Baker died Jan. 21 in his Lessburg, Virginia, home. Baker was 93.

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    Marie Fredriksson , the much-beloved Swedish singer /songwriter, died on Monday. She was 61 . Fredriksson was best known as the lead vocalist, keyboardist and co-founder of pop-rock duo Roxette , which in the 1980s became a world-renowned musical act thanks to its synth-heavy smash-hits

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  • Slide 11 of 152: Andy Vajna  The Hungarian producer who worked with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone on some of their most popular films, including
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    James Frawley

    The director of “The Muppet Movie” and the show “The Monkees,” died on Jan. 22 at his home in Indian Wells, California. He was 82.

  • Slide 12 of 152: Russell Baker  A two-time Pulitzer-winning writer and longtime host of PBS’ “Masterpiece Theatre,” Baker died Jan. 21 in his Lessburg, Virginia, home. Baker was 93. 
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    Kevin Barnett

    The comic and co-creator of "Rel," the Lil' Rel Howery-led sitcom on Fox, died Jan. 22 due to a hemorrhage. Barnett was 32.

  • Slide 13 of 152: James Frawley  The director of “The Muppet Movie” and the show “The Monkees,” died on Jan. 22 at his home in Indian Wells, California. He was 82.
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    Michel Legrand

    The French composer who won three Oscars for his songs ("The Windmills of Your Mind") and film scores ("Summer of '42," "Yentl") died Jan. 26. Legrand was 86.

  • Slide 14 of 152: Kevin Barnett  The comic and co-creator of
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    James Ingram

    The singer and songwriter whose hits included “I Don’t Have the Heart,”  died Jan. 29. According to TMZ, Ingram died following a battle with brain cancer. He was 66.

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    Louisa Moritz

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  • Slide 15 of 152: Michel Legrand   The French composer who won three Oscars for his songs (
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    Neal James

    "The Banjo Man" on Animal Planet’s “Call of the Wildman,” died on Feb. 1 in Kentucky. He was 55.

  • Slide 16 of 152: James Ingram The singer and songwriter whose hits included “I Don’t Have the Heart,”  died Jan. 29. According to TMZ, Ingram died following a battle with brain cancer. He was 66. 
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    Julie Adams

    The actress known for playing the damsel in distress in the 1954 monster movie “Creature From the Black Lagoon,” died Feb. 3. She was 92.

  • Slide 17 of 152: Louisa Moritz  The “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” actress who was one of the numerous women who accused comedian Bill Cosby of sexual misconduct, died of natural causes on Jan. 30. Moritz was 72.
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    Kristoff St. John

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    Albert Finney

    The British Oscar-nominated actor who starred in “Tom Jones,” “Erin Brockovich” and the “Bourne” movies, died on Feb. 8. He was 82.

  • Slide 19 of 152: Julie Adams The actress known for playing the damsel in distress in the 1954 monster movie “Creature From the Black Lagoon,” died Feb. 3. She was 92. 
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    Ron Miller

    The former president and CEO of The Walt Disney Company and son-in-law of company founder Walt Disney, died on Feb. 9. He was age 85.

  • Slide 20 of 152: Kristoff St. John  The actor who played the character Neil Winters on the CBS daytime soap opera “The Young and the Restless” since 1991, died on Feb. 3. He was 52.
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    Jan-Michael Vincent

    The actor, who starred in the TV series “Airwolf” and movies like “The Mechanic,” died on Feb. 10 at the age of 74 in North Carolina. According to CBS, the actor died of cardiac arrest.

  • Slide 21 of 152: Albert Finney  The British Oscar-nominated actor who starred in “Tom Jones,” “Erin Brockovich” and the “Bourne” movies, died on Feb. 8. He was 82.
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    Pedro Morales

    The WWE announced on Feb. 12 that the company's first-ever “Triple Crown” Champion died. The Puerto Rico native was 76.

  • Slide 22 of 152: Ron Miller  The former president and CEO of The Walt Disney Company and son-in-law of company founder Walt Disney, died on Feb. 9. He was age 85.
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    Bruno Ganz

    The Swiss actor whose work ranged from “Wings of Desire” to the much-memed “Downfall,” died on Feb. 15. He was  77

  • Slide 23 of 152: Jan-Michael Vincent  The actor, who starred in the TV series “Airwolf” and movies like “The Mechanic,” died on Feb. 10 at the age of 74 in North Carolina. According to CBS, the actor died of cardiac arrest.
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    Karl Lagerfeld

    The legendary fashion designer who served as longtime creative director of major brands such as Chanel and Fendi died on Feb. 19. He was 85

  • Slide 24 of 152: Pedro Morales  The WWE announced on Feb. 12 that the company's first-ever “Triple Crown” Champion died. The Puerto Rico native was 76.
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    Stanley Donen

    The director of classic musical films like “On the Town” and “Singin’ in the Rain," died on Feb. 23. He was 94.

  • Slide 25 of 152: Bruno Ganz  The Swiss actor whose work ranged from “Wings of Desire” to the much-memed “Downfall,” died on Feb. 15. He was  77
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    Katherine Helmond

    The character actress who rose to fame in the 1970s and ’80s with roles on the sitcoms “Soap” and “Who’s the Boss?” and appeared in such films as Terry Gilliam's "Brazil," died on Feb. 23 at age 89.

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  • Slide 26 of 152: Karl Lagerfeld  The legendary fashion designer who served as longtime creative director of major brands such as Chanel and Fendi died on Feb. 19. He was 85
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    Beverley Owen

    The actress who played the original Marilyn Munster on the iconic 1960s sitcom “The Munsters,” died on Feb. 24. She was 81.

  • Slide 27 of 152: Stanley Donen  The director of classic musical films like “On the Town” and “Singin’ in the Rain,
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    Lisa Sheridan

    The actress who appeared on a numerous top TV shows including “Halt and Catch Fire,” “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation” and “Invasion,” died on Feb. 25. She was 44.

  • Slide 28 of 152: Katherine Helmond  The character actress who rose to fame in the 1970s and ’80s with roles on the sitcoms “Soap” and “Who’s the Boss?” and appeared in such films as Terry Gilliam's
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    Mark Hollis

    The lead singer for the 1980s rock band Talk Talk died on Feb. 26. He was 64.

  • Slide 29 of 152: Beverley Owen  The actress who played the original Marilyn Munster on the iconic 1960s sitcom “The Munsters,” died on Feb. 24. She was 81. 
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    Jeraldine Saunders

    The creator of the iconic ABC series “The Love Boat” died on Feb. 26. She was 96.

  • Slide 30 of 152: Lisa Sheridan  The actress who appeared on a numerous top TV shows including “Halt and Catch Fire,” “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation” and “Invasion,” died on Feb. 25. She was 44.
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    André Previn

    The German-American, Oscar-winning musician and composer who worked on the music for 1965’s Best Picture winner “My Fair Lady,” died on Feb. 28. He was 89.

  • Slide 31 of 152: Mark Hollis   The lead singer for the 1980s rock band Talk Talk died on Feb. 26. He was 64.
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    Andrew Berends

    The documentary filmmaker who worked as a cameraman on the Oscar-winning doc "Free Solo" died on March 3. He was 46.

  • Slide 32 of 152: Jeraldine Saunders  The creator of the iconic ABC series “The Love Boat” died on Feb. 26. She was 96.
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    Keith Flint

    The lead singer of the pioneering 1990s British electronica band The Prodigy, was found dead on March 4. He was 49

  • Slide 33 of 152: André Previn  The German-American, Oscar-winning musician and composer who worked on the music for 1965’s Best Picture winner “My Fair Lady,” died on Feb. 28. He was 89. 
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    Luke Perry

    The "Beverly Hills 90210" and "Riverdale" actor died on March 5 after suffering a stroke. He was 52.

  • Slide 34 of 152: Andrew Berends  The documentary filmmaker who worked as a cameraman on the Oscar-winning doc
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    King Kong Bundy

    The wrestling legend whose real name was Christopher Alan Pallies died on March 5. He was 61.

  • Slide 35 of 152: Keith Flint  The lead singer of the pioneering 1990s British electronica band The Prodigy, was found dead on March 4. He was 49
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    Sidney Sheinberg

    The longtime president and chief operating officer of MCA and Universal Studios who is also credited with discovering and nurturing the career of Stephen Spielberg, died on March 7. He was 84.

  • Slide 36 of 152: Luke Perry  The
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    Jed Allan

    Soap opera veteran Jed Allan, best known for playing Don Craig on "Days of Our Lives," C.C. Capwell on "Santa Barbara" and Rush Sanders on "Beverly Hills, 90210," died on March 9. He was 84.

  • Slide 37 of 152: King Kong Bundy  The wrestling legend whose real name was Christopher Alan Pallies died on March 5. He was 61.
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    Richard Erdman

    Known by millennials for his work on “Community” as Greendale’s smart-alecky Leonard Rodriguez died Saturday, March 13. He was 93.

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  • Slide 38 of 152: Sidney Sheinberg The longtime president and chief operating officer of MCA and Universal Studios who is also credited with discovering and nurturing the career of Stephen Spielberg, died on March 7. He was 84.
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    Jim Raman

    Dr. James “Jim” Raman, an orthodontist who competed on Season 25 contestant of CBS’ “The Amazing Race,” died Monday, March 15. He was 42.

  • Slide 39 of 152: Jed Allan  Soap opera veteran Jed Allan, best known for playing Don Craig on
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    Michael Lynne

    The Hollywood producer who helped transform New Line Cinema into a powerhouse and served as an executive producer on Peter Jackson’s “Lord of the Rings” trilogy, died Sunday, March 21. He was 77.

  • Slide 40 of 152: Richard Erdman Known by millennials for his work on “Community” as Greendale’s smart-alecky Leonard Rodriguez died Saturday, March 13. He was 93.
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    Agnes Varda

    The pioneering French film director who emerged in the New Wave movement of the 1960s and continued to direct influential work including 2017’s Oscar-nominated documentary “Faces Places,” died Thursday, March 28. She was 90.

  • Slide 41 of 152: Jim Raman Dr. James “Jim” Raman, an orthodontist who competed on Season 25 contestant of CBS’ “The Amazing Race,” died Monday, March 15. He was 42.
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    Shane Rimmer

    The Canadian actor known for his leading voice role as a pilot on the series “Thunderbirds” and appeared in multiple James Bond movies, died Friday, March 29. He was 89.

  • Slide 42 of 152: Michael Lynne The Hollywood producer who helped transform New Line Cinema into a powerhouse and served as an executive producer on Peter Jackson’s “Lord of the Rings” trilogy, died Sunday, March 21. He was 77.
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    Nipsey Hussle

    The Grammy-nominated rapper who appeared in Bone Thugs-N-Harmony’s semi-autobiographical film “I Tried," died Sunday, March 31. He was 33.

  • Slide 43 of 152: Agnes Varda  The pioneering French film director who emerged in the New Wave movement of the 1960s and continued to direct influential work including 2017’s Oscar-nominated documentary “Faces Places,” died Thursday, March 28. She was 90.
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    Tania Mallet

    The actress who played Tilly Masterson in the 1964 James Bond movie “Goldfinger,” died in late March. She was 77.

  • Slide 44 of 152: Shane Rimmer  The Canadian actor known for his leading voice role as a pilot on the series “Thunderbirds” and appeared in multiple James Bond movies, died Friday, March 29. He was 89.
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    Nadja Regin

    The actress who starred in two James Bond films opposite Sean Connery, died at age 87.

  • Slide 45 of 152: Nipsey Hussle The Grammy-nominated rapper who appeared in Bone Thugs-N-Harmony’s semi-autobiographical film “I Tried,
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    Seymour Cassel

    The Academy Award-nominated actor who regularly collaborated with Wes Anderson and John Cassavetes died Sunday, April 7. He was 84.

  • Slide 46 of 152: Tania Mallet The actress who played Tilly Masterson in the 1964 James Bond movie “Goldfinger,” died in late March. She was 77.
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    Charles Van Doren

    The disgraced ’50s-era quiz show contestant who was found to have received the answers in advance, died Tuesday, April 9. He was 93.

  • Slide 47 of 152: Nadja Regin The actress who starred in two James Bond films opposite Sean Connery, died at age 87.
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    Soni Methu

    The Kenyan journalist and the former host of CNN’s show “Inside Africa,” died on Thursday, April 11. She was 34.

  • Slide 48 of 152: Seymour Cassel The Academy Award-nominated actor who regularly collaborated with Wes Anderson and John Cassavetes died Sunday, April 7. He was 84.
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    Bibi Andersson

    The Swedish actress, known for her roles in “The Seventh Seal” and “Persona,” died on Sunday, April 14. She was 83.

  • Slide 49 of 152: Charles Van Doren The disgraced ’50s-era quiz show contestant who was found to have received the answers in advance, died Tuesday, April 9. He was 93.
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    Georgia Engel

    The actress who starred as Georgette Franklin on the “Mary Tyler Moore Show” between 1972 and 1977, died Friday, April 12 at the age of 70,

  • Slide 50 of 152: Soni Methu The Kenyan journalist and the former host of CNN’s show “Inside Africa,” died on Thursday, April 11. She was 34. 
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    Bradley Welsh

    The former boxer who made his acting debut in 2017 in Danny Boyle’s “T2 Trainspotting,” died Wednesday, April 17. He was 42.

  • Slide 51 of 152: Bibi Andersson The Swedish actress, known for her roles in “The Seventh Seal” and “Persona,” died on Sunday, April 14. She was 83. 
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    Chet Coppock

    The Chicago-based sports broadcaster known locally as “The Godfather of Sports” in the 1980s, died Wednesday, April 17. He was 70.

  • Slide 52 of 152: Georgia Engel The actress who starred as Georgette Franklin on the “Mary Tyler Moore Show” between 1972 and 1977, died Friday, April 12 at the age of 70, 
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    Lorraine Warren

    The famed investigator of paranormal activity who researched the “Amityville Horror” hauntings and was the subject of James Wan’s film “The Conjuring,” died Thursday, April 18. She was 92.

  • Slide 53 of 152: Bradley Welsh The former boxer who made his acting debut in 2017 in Danny Boyle’s “T2 Trainspotting,” died Wednesday, April 17. He was 42. 
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    Steve Golin

    The Oscar-winning film and TV producer of “Spotlight” and founder-CEO of Anonymous Content, died after a battle with cancer Sunday, April 21.

  • Slide 54 of 152: Chet Coppock The Chicago-based sports broadcaster known locally as “The Godfather of Sports” in the 1980s, died Wednesday, April 17. He was 70. 
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    Terry Rawlings

    The British film and sound editor who was an Oscar nominee for his work on Best Picture winner “Chariots of Fire” died Tuesday, April 23.

  • Slide 55 of 152: Lorraine Warren The famed investigator of paranormal activity who researched the “Amityville Horror” hauntings and was the subject of James Wan’s film “The Conjuring,” died Thursday, April 18. She was 92. 
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    Stefanie Sherk

    The Canadian model and actress known for work on “CSI: Cyber” and in the rom-com “Valentine’s Day,” died Saturday, April 20. She was 43.

  • Slide 56 of 152:  Steve Golin The Oscar-winning film and TV producer of “Spotlight” and founder-CEO of Anonymous Content, died after a battle with cancer Sunday, April 21. 
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    John Singleton

    The Oscar-nominated director of “Boyz N the Hood,” the 2000 remake of “Shaft” and “2 Fast 2 Furious,” died Monday, April 29. He was 51.

  • Slide 57 of 152: Terry Rawlings The British film and sound editor who was an Oscar nominee for his work on Best Picture winner “Chariots of Fire” died Tuesday, April 23.
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    Peter Mayhew

    The 7-foot-2-inch tall actor who portrayed Chewbacca in five “Star Wars” films, died Tuesday, April 30. He was 74.

  • Slide 58 of 152: Stefanie Sherk The Canadian model and actress known for work on “CSI: Cyber” and in the rom-com “Valentine’s Day,” died Saturday, April 20. She was 43. 
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    Alvin Sargent

    The storied screenwriter best known for his Academy Award-winning script for “Ordinary People” and his Oscar-nominated “Paper Moon,” died Thursday, May 9. He was 92.

  • Slide 59 of 152: John Singleton The Oscar-nominated director of “Boyz N the Hood,” the 2000 remake of “Shaft” and “2 Fast 2 Furious,” died Monday, April 29. He was 51.
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    Peggy Lipton

    The star of the iconic TV series “The Mod Squad” and part of the ensemble cast of “Twin Peaks” has died at age 72, her daughters Rashida and Kidada Jones told the Los Angeles Times on May 11.

  • Slide 60 of 152: Peter Mayhew  The 7-foot-2-inch tall actor who portrayed Chewbacca in five “Star Wars” films, died Tuesday, April 30. He was 74. 
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    Doris Day

    The actress in popular 1950s and ’60s movies such as “Pillow Talk,” Alfred Hitchcock’s “The Man Who Knew Too Much” and “Move Over, Darling" died Monday, May 13. She was 97.

  • Slide 61 of 152: Alvin Sargent  The storied screenwriter best known for his Academy Award-winning script for “Ordinary People” and his Oscar-nominated “Paper Moon,” died Thursday, May 9. He was 92. 
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    Tim Conway

    The Emmy-winning comedian and actor who memorably starred in “McHale’s Navy” in the 1960s and “The Carol Burnett Show” in the ’70s, died Tuesday, May 14. He was 85.

  • Slide 62 of 152: Peggy Lipton  The star of the iconic TV series “The Mod Squad” and part of the ensemble cast of “Twin Peaks” has died at age 72, her daughters Rashida and Kidada Jones told the Los Angeles Times on May 11.
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    Tom Jennings

    The former Hollywood talent agent and casting director, died on Thursday, April 18, his family announced. He was 81.

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    Ashley Massaro

    The former WWE Superstar died on Thursday, May 16 at the age of 39.

  • Slide 64 of 152: Tim Conway The Emmy-winning comedian and actor who memorably starred in “McHale’s Navy” in the 1960s and “The Carol Burnett Show” in the ’70s, died Tuesday, May 14. He was 85.
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    Grumpy Cat

    The cat whose perpetually sad expression launched a thousand memes, died on May 17 at the age of 7.

  • Slide 65 of 152: Tom Jennings The former Hollywood talent agent and casting director, died on Thursday, April 18, his family announced. He was 81.
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    Sammy Shore

    Sammy Shore, the legendary stand-up comedian and co-founder of the Comedy Store in Los Angeles, died on May 18. He was 92.

  • Slide 66 of 152: Ashley Massaro The former WWE Superstar died on Thursday, May 16 at the age of 39.
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    Gabriel Diniz

    Gabriel Diniz, a Brazilian pop star, died in a plane crash on May 27. He was 28.

  • Slide 67 of 152: Grumpy Cat  The cat whose perpetually sad expression launched a thousand memes, died on May 17 at the age of 7. 
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    Carmine Caridi

    Carmine Caridi, the actor who appeared in a key role in “The Godfather: Part II” as well as “The Godfather: Part III,” died on May 29. He was 85.

  • Slide 68 of 152: Sammy Shore Sammy Shore, the legendary stand-up comedian and co-founder of the Comedy Store in Los Angeles, died on May 18. He was 92.
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    Johnnie Planco

    Johnnie Planco, the former WME agent and co-founder of management/production company Parseghian Planco, died on June 2.

  • Slide 69 of 152: Gabriel Diniz Gabriel Diniz, a Brazilian pop star, died in a plane crash on May 27. He was 28.
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    Todd Tongen

    Todd Tongen, a longtime anchor and reporter at Florida's WPLG, died on June 3. He was 56.

  • Slide 70 of 152: Carmine Caridi Carmine Caridi, the actor who appeared in a key role in “The Godfather: Part II” as well as “The Godfather: Part III,” died on May 29. He was 85.
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    Dr. John

    The legendary New Orleans-based musician who collaborated with the likes of the Rolling Stones, Christina Aguilera and The Black Keys died on Thursday, June 6. He was 77.

  • Slide 71 of 152: Johnnie Planco Johnnie Planco, the former WME agent and co-founder of management/production company Parseghian Planco, died on June 2. 
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    Max Saines

    On Saturday, June 8 it was announced that the Endeavor Content TV exec died from a pre-existing heart condition. He was 28.

  • Slide 72 of 152: Todd Tongen Todd Tongen, a longtime anchor and reporter at Florida's WPLG, died on June 3. He was 56.
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    Sylvia Miles

    The two-time Oscar nominee for supporting roles in the Best Picture winner “Midnight Cowboy” and “Farewell, My Lovely” died on Wednesday, June 12. She was 94.

  • Slide 73 of 152: Dr. John  The legendary New Orleans-based musician who collaborated with the likes of the Rolling Stones, Christina Aguilera and The Black Keys died on Thursday, June 6. He was 77.
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    Edith Gonzalez

    The Mexican telenovela star died early Thursday, June 13, according to reports. She was 54.

  • Slide 74 of 152: Max Saines  On Saturday, June 8 it was announced that the Endeavor Content TV exec died from a pre-existing heart condition. He was 28.
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    Franco Zeffirelli

    The two-time Oscar nominee best known for his 1968 big-screen version of “Romeo and Juliet,” died on Saturday, June 15. He was 96.

  • Slide 75 of 152: Sylvia Miles  The two-time Oscar nominee for supporting roles in the Best Picture winner “Midnight Cowboy” and “Farewell, My Lovely” died on Wednesday, June 12. She was 94.
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    Katherine Textor

    The longtime “60 Minutes” producer who worked closely with Morley Safer during his final years, died Friday, June 14 following a battle with cancer. She was 45.

  • Slide 76 of 152: Edith Gonzalez The Mexican telenovela star died early Thursday, June 13, according to reports. She was 54.
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    Gloria Vanderbilt

    The fashion designer, actress, heiress, artist and socialite died on Monday, June 17 from "very advanced" cancer in her stomach. She was 95.

  • Slide 77 of 152: Franco Zeffirelli The two-time Oscar nominee best known for his 1968 big-screen version of “Romeo and Juliet,” died on Saturday, June 15. He was 96.
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    Milton Quon

    One of the last surviving members of the animation team during the Walt Disney Studios golden age, died on Tuesday, June 18. He was 105.

  • Slide 78 of 152: Katherine Textor The longtime “60 Minutes” producer who worked closely with Morley Safer during his final years, died Friday, June 14 following a battle with cancer. She was 45.
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    Elliot Roberts

    The music manager who shepherded the careers of iconic artists including Joni Mitchell and Neil Young died on Friday, June 21. He was 76.

  • Slide 79 of 152: Gloria Vanderbilt The fashion designer, actress, heiress, artist and socialite died on Monday, June 17 from
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    Beth Chapman

    Beth Chapman, the wife of Duane “Dog the Bounty Hunter,” died on Wednesday, June 26 after suffering from throat and lung cancer. She was 51.

  • Slide 80 of 152: Milton Quon One of the last surviving members of the animation team during the Walt Disney Studios golden age, died on Tuesday, June 18. He was 105.
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    Billy Drago

    The actor who played Frank Nitti in Brian De Palma’s “The Untouchables” died in Los Angeles on Monday, June 24 from complications of a stroke. He was 73

  • Slide 81 of 152: Elliot Roberts The music manager who shepherded the careers of iconic artists including Joni Mitchell and Neil Young died on Friday, June 21. He was 76.
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    Ben Barenholtz

    The producer-distributor who helped launch the careers of David Lynch and the Coen Brothers, died on Wednesday, June 26 in Prague. He was 83.

  • Slide 82 of 152: Beth Chapman Beth Chapman, the wife of Duane “Dog the Bounty Hunter,” died on Wednesday, June 26 after suffering from throat and lung cancer. She was 51.
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    Martin Charnin

    The Emmy-, Tony- and Peabody Award winner best known as the creator, lyricist and director of the musical “Annie,” died on Wednesday, July 3. He was 84.

  • Slide 83 of 152: Billy Drago The actor who played Frank Nitti in Brian De Palma’s “The Untouchables” died in Los Angeles on Monday, June 24 from complications of a stroke. He was 73
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    Arte Johnson

    The writer who won an Emmy for his work on “Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In,” died Wednesday, July 3. He was 90.

  • Slide 84 of 152: Ben Barenholtz The producer-distributor who helped launch the careers of David Lynch and the Coen Brothers, died on Wednesday, June 26 in Prague. He was 83.
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    Cameron Boyce

    The actor best known for his roles in the Disney Channel series “Jessie” and the “Descendants” TV movie franchise died Saturday, July 6. He was 20.

  • Slide 85 of 152: Martin Charnin The Emmy-, Tony- and Peabody Award winner best known as the creator, lyricist and director of the musical “Annie,” died on Wednesday, July 3. He was 84.
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    Eddie Jones

    The veteran actor of film, TV and theater best known for his long-running role as Jonathan Kent in the series “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman,” died on Saturday, July 7. He was 84.

  • Slide 86 of 152: Arte Johnson The writer who won an Emmy for his work on “Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In,” died Wednesday, July 3. He was 90.
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    Denise Nickerson

    The child actress best known for playing Violet Beauregarde in the 1971 classic “Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory,” died late Wednesday, July 10. She was 62.

  • Slide 87 of 152: Cameron Boyce The actor best known for his roles in the Disney Channel series “Jessie” and the “Descendants” TV movie franchise died Saturday, July 6. He was 20.
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    Stewart the Dog

    The corgi who played Captain Raymond Holt’s dog Cheddar on “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” died Monday, July 8. He was 13.

  • Slide 88 of 152: Eddie Jones  The veteran actor of film, TV and theater best known for his long-running role as Jonathan Kent in the series “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman,” died on Saturday, July 7. He was 84.
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    Emily Hartridge

    The YouTube personality died Friday, July 12. She was 35.

  • Slide 89 of 152: Denise Nickerson The child actress best known for playing Violet Beauregarde in the 1971 classic “Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory,” died late Wednesday, July 10. She was 62.
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    Stephen Verona

    The producer, co-writer and co-director of “The Lords of Flatbush,” died Saturday, July 13. He was 78.

  • Slide 90 of 152: Stewart the Dog  The corgi who played Captain Raymond Holt’s dog Cheddar on “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” died Monday, July 8. He was 13.
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    David Hedison

    The actor who was best known for his work in two James Bond films and on the series “Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea,” died Thursday, July 18. He was 92.

  • Slide 91 of 152: Emily Hartridge The YouTube personality died Friday, July 12. She was 35.
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    Rutger Hauer

    The Dutch actor best known for portraying the tragic villain Roy Batty in Ridley Scott’s sci-fi classic “Blade Runner,” died Wednesday, July 24. He was 75.

  • Slide 92 of 152: Stephen Verona The producer, co-writer and co-director of “The Lords of Flatbush,” died Saturday, July 13. He was 78.
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    Russi Taylor

    The voice actor behind the Disney icon Minnie Mouse in hundreds of projects over the last three decades, died on Saturday, July 27. Taylor was 75.

  • Slide 93 of 152: David Hedison The actor who was best known for his work in two James Bond films and on the series “Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea,” died Thursday, July 18. He was 92.
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    Richard A. Fox

    The owner of Fox Theaters and the last volunteer president of the National Association of Theatre Owners, died Wednesday, July 28. He was 90.

  • Slide 94 of 152: Rutger Hauer  The Dutch actor best known for portraying the tragic villain Roy Batty in Ridley Scott’s sci-fi classic “Blade Runner,” died Wednesday, July 24. He was 75.
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    Harold Prince

    The producer and director associated with many of the 20th century's most successful Broadway musical productions died at age 91. As a frequent collaborator with both Stephen Sondheim and Andrew Lloyd Webber, Prince garnered 21 Tony Awards, more than any other individual, over the course of his career. In a traditional gesture, marquee lights on Broadway were dimmed on the night of his death on July 31.

  • Slide 95 of 152: Russi Taylor  The voice actor behind the Disney icon Minnie Mouse in hundreds of projects over the last three decades, died on Saturday, July 27. Taylor was 75.
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    Harley Race

    The Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame inductee and eight-time NWA World Heavyweight Champion died of lung cancer Aug. 1 at the age of 76.

  • Slide 96 of 152: Richard A. Fox  The owner of Fox Theaters and the last volunteer president of the National Association of Theatre Owners, died Wednesday, July 28. He was 90. 
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    D. A. Pennebaker

    The prolific documentary filmmaker and chronicler of 1960s counterculture died on Aug. 1 at the age of 94.

  • Slide 97 of 152: Harold Prince The producer and director associated with many of the 20th century's most successful Broadway musical productions died at age 91. As a frequent collaborator with both Stephen Sondheim and Andrew Lloyd Webber, Prince garnered 21 Tony Awards, more than any other individual, over the course of his career. In a traditional gesture, marquee lights on Broadway were dimmed on the night of his death on July 31. 
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    Toni Morrison

    The novelist, essayist and teacher died from complications of pneumonia at age 88 on Aug. 5. Morrison's 11 novels earned her a Pulitzer Prize in 1988, a Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993 and a Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2012.

  • Slide 98 of 152: Harley Race The Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame inductee and eight-time NWA World Heavyweight Champion died of lung cancer Aug. 1 at the age of 76.
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    Peter Fonda

    The two-time, Oscar-nominated star of “Easy Rider” and more recently films such as “Ulee’s Gold” died on Friday, Aug. 16. He was 79.

  • Slide 99 of 152: D. A. Pennebaker The prolific documentary filmmaker and chronicler of 1960s counterculture died on Aug. 1 at the age of 94. 
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    Richard Williams

    The Oscar-winning animator best known for creating Roger Rabbit died on Friday, Aug. 16. He was 86.

  • Slide 100 of 152: Toni Morrison The novelist, essayist and teacher died from complications of pneumonia at age 88 on Aug. 5. Morrison's 11 novels earned her a Pulitzer Prize in 1988, a Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993 and a Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2012.
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    Kip Addotta

    The comedian who frequently appeared on “The Tonight Show” died the week of Aug. 12. He was 75.

  • Slide 101 of 152: Peter Fonda  The two-time, Oscar-nominated star of “Easy Rider” and more recently films such as “Ulee’s Gold” died on Friday, Aug. 16. He was 79.
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    David Koch

    The billionaire industrialist and philanthropist whose family empire has wielded significant political influence in conservative circles died Friday, Aug. 23. He was 79.

  • Slide 102 of 152: Richard Williams   The Oscar-winning animator best known for creating Roger Rabbit died on Friday, Aug. 16. He was 86.
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    Isabel Toledo

    The fashion designer who outfitted former first lady Michelle Obama for President Barack Obama’s 2009 inauguration died Monday, Aug. 26 at the age of 59 from breast cancer.

  • Slide 103 of 152: Kip Addotta The comedian who frequently appeared on “The Tonight Show” died the week of Aug. 12. He was 75. 
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    Jessi Combs

    The former “Mythbusters” star and professional race car driver died on Tuesday, Aug. 27 while attempting to break her own land-speed record. She was 36.

  • Slide 104 of 152: David Koch The billionaire industrialist and philanthropist whose family empire has wielded significant political influence in conservative circles died Friday, Aug. 23. He was 79. 
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    Valerie Harper

    The actress and feminist activist best known for playing groundbreaking sitcom character Rhoda Morgenstern from 1970 to 1978 on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and its spinoff "Rhoda," died Friday, Aug. 30 at 80.

  • Slide 105 of 152: Isabel Toledo The fashion designer who outfitted former first lady Michelle Obama for President Barack Obama’s 2009 inauguration died Monday, Aug. 26 at the age of 59 from breast cancer.
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    Gordon Bressack

    The Emmy-winning writer best known for his work on ’90s animated classics “Tiny Toon Adventures,” “Pinky and the Brain” and “Animaniacs,” died on Aug. 30. He was 68.

  • Slide 106 of 152: Jessi Combs  The former “Mythbusters” star and professional race car driver died on Tuesday, Aug. 27 while attempting to break her own land-speed record. She was 36.
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    Franco Columbu

    The man Arnold Schwarzenegger called “my best friend,” died on Aug. 30 in Sardinia, Italy. He was 78.

  • Slide 107 of 152: Valerie Harper The actress and feminist activist best known for playing groundbreaking sitcom character Rhoda Morgenstern from 1970 to 1978 on
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    Peter Lindbergh

    The German-born fashion photographer famed for his black-and-white shots of ’90s supermodels such as Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss and Linda Evangelista, died on Sept. 4. He was 74.

  • Slide 108 of 152: Gordon Bressack The Emmy-winning writer best known for his work on ’90s animated classics “Tiny Toon Adventures,” “Pinky and the Brain” and “Animaniacs,” died on Aug. 30. He was 68. 
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    Chris March

    The popular fashion designer who appeared on the Bravo series “Project Runway” and crafted costumes for artists including Madonna, Lady Gaga, and Beyonce died Thursday, Sept. 5. He was 56.

  • Slide 109 of 152: Franco Columbu The man Arnold Schwarzenegger called “my best friend,” died on Aug. 30 in Sardinia, Italy. He was 78.
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    Robert Axelrod

    The veteran character actor best known for voicing Lord Zedd and Finster in the long-running kids TV show “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers,” died Saturday, Sept. 7. He was 70.

  • Slide 110 of 152: Peter Lindbergh The German-born fashion photographer famed for his black-and-white shots of ’90s supermodels such as Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss and Linda Evangelista, died on Sept. 4. He was 74.
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    John Wesley

    The actor who had guest roles on shows like “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,” “Frasier” and “The Jamie Foxx Show” died on Sept. 7. He was 72.

  • Slide 111 of 152: Chris March The popular fashion designer who appeared on the Bravo series “Project Runway” and crafted costumes for artists including Madonna, Lady Gaga, and Beyonce died Thursday, Sept. 5. He was 56.
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    Mardik Martin

    Mardik Martin, the longtime friend and collaborator of Martin Scorsese whose writing credits included “Mean Streets,” “New York, New York,” and “Raging Bull,” died on Sept. 11. He was 84.

  • Slide 112 of 152: Robert Axelrod The veteran character actor best known for voicing Lord Zedd and Finster in the long-running kids TV show “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers,” died Saturday, Sept. 7. He was 70.
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    Eddie Money

    The "Take Me Home Tonight" singer-songwriter who burst on the music stage in the late ’70s when he charted with singles “Baby Hold On” and “Two Tickets to Paradise," died on Sept. 13. He was 70.

  • Slide 113 of 152: John Wesley  The actor who had guest roles on shows like “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,” “Frasier” and “The Jamie Foxx Show” died on Sept. 7. He was 72.  
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    Ric Ocasek

    The lead vocalist of The Cars, which had numerous hits from 1978 to 1988, including “My Best Friend’s Girl,” “Just What I Needed,” “You Might Think,” “Magic” and “Tonight She Comes," died on Sept. 15. He was 75.

  • Slide 114 of 152: Mardik Martin Mardik Martin, the longtime friend and collaborator of Martin Scorsese whose writing credits included “Mean Streets,” “New York, New York,” and “Raging Bull,” died on Sept. 11. He was 84. 
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    Brian Turk

    The actor who appeared in HBO’s “Carnivale," “Saved by the Bell: The New Class" and “Beverly Hills, 90210" among others died on Sept. 13. He was 49.

  • Slide 115 of 152: Eddie Money The
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    Suzanne Whang

    The host of HGTV's  “House Hunters” from 1999 to 2011 and spinoff “House Hunters International” from 2009 to 2012, died on Sept. 17. She was 56.

  • Slide 116 of 152: Ric Ocasek The lead vocalist of The Cars, which had numerous hits from 1978 to 1988, including “My Best Friend’s Girl,” “Just What I Needed,” “You Might Think,” “Magic” and “Tonight She Comes,
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    Cokie Roberts

    Longtime NPR and ABC News journalist died on Sept. 17 after a long battle with breast cancer. She was 75.

  • Slide 117 of 152: Brian Turk  The actor who appeared in HBO’s “Carnivale,
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    Robert Hunter

    The Grateful Dead lyricist, who also penned songs for Bob Dylan, Elvis Costello and more, died on Sept. 17. He was 78.

  • Slide 118 of 152: Suzanne Whang The host of HGTV's  “House Hunters” from 1999 to 2011 and spinoff “House Hunters International” from 2009 to 2012, died on Sept. 17. She was 56. 
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    Jack Gilardi

    The longtime ICM Partners agent who represented Hollywood legends such as Burt Reynolds, Sylvester Stallone, Jerry Lewis, Shirley MacLaine and Charlton Heston, died on Sept. 19. He was 88.

  • Slide 119 of 152: Cokie Roberts Longtime NPR and ABC News journalist died on Sept. 17 after a long battle with breast cancer. She was 75.
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    Jessye Norman

    Opera legend Jessye Norman, one of the great sopranos of the last five decades, died Sept. 30 from complications from a spinal injury. She was 74.

  • Slide 120 of 152: Robert Hunter The Grateful Dead lyricist, who also penned songs for Bob Dylan, Elvis Costello and more, died on Sept. 17. He was 78.
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    Wayne Fitzgerald

    The prolific Hollywood title designer, whose notable works included “The Godfather” sequels, “Total Recall” and “Dick Tracy," died on Sept. 30. He had over 460 listed credits to his name. He was 89.

  • Slide 121 of 152: Jack Gilardi The longtime ICM Partners agent who represented Hollywood legends such as Burt Reynolds, Sylvester Stallone, Jerry Lewis, Shirley MacLaine and Charlton Heston, died on Sept. 19. He was 88. 
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    Kim Shattuck

    The lead singer and songwriter for seminal 90s pop punk band The Muffs died Oct. 2 after a long battle with ALS. Her music was featured on film soundtracks like "Clueless" and "Angus," and she inspired a character on the HBO sketch comedy series "Mr. Show."

  • Slide 122 of 152: Jessye Norman Opera legend Jessye Norman, one of the great sopranos of the last five decades, died Sept. 30 from complications from a spinal injury. She was 74.
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    Paul LeBlanc

    Oscar-winning hair stylist Paul LeBlanc, who styled Carrie Fisher's braids in "Return of the Jedi" and Javier Bardem's bowl cut in "No Country for Old Men" died Oct. 2. He was 73.

  • Slide 123 of 152: Wayne Fitzgerald The prolific Hollywood title designer, whose notable works included “The Godfather” sequels, “Total Recall” and “Dick Tracy,
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    Diahann Caroll

    The first African American woman to star in a non-servant role on a network TV series died Oct. 4 from cancer. She was 84.

  • Slide 124 of 152: Kim Shattuck The lead singer and songwriter for seminal 90s pop punk band The Muffs died Oct. 2 after a long battle with ALS. Her music was featured on film soundtracks like
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    Ginger Baker

    Ginger Baker, the celebrated drummer and co-founder of the British powerhouse rock band Cream, died Oct. 6. He was 80.

  • Slide 125 of 152: Paul LeBlanc Oscar-winning hair stylist Paul LeBlanc, who styled Carrie Fisher's braids in
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    Rip Taylor

    Rip Taylor, the flamboyant confetti-throwing comedian who was the host of "The $1.98 Beauty Show," died Oct. 6. He was 84.

  • Slide 126 of 152: Diahann Caroll The first African American woman to star in a non-servant role on a network TV series died Oct. 4 from cancer. She was 84.
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    Robert Forster

    Robert Forster, the character actor best known for “Twin Peaks” and his Oscar-nominated performance in Quentin Tarantino’s “Jackie Brown, died Oct. 11. He was 78.

  • Slide 127 of 152: Ginger Baker Ginger Baker, the celebrated drummer and co-founder of the British powerhouse rock band Cream, died Oct. 6. He was 80.
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    Sam Bobrick

    Sam Bobrick, creator of NBC comedy series “Saved By the Bell” and writer for “The Andy Griffith Show,” died Oct. 11. He was 87.

  • Slide 128 of 152: Rip Taylor Rip Taylor, the flamboyant confetti-throwing comedian who was the host of
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    Scotty Bowers

    Scotty Bowers, who was the subject of the documentary "Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood" and was famous for secretly procuring gay sex workers for Tinseltown's biggest stars in the 1940s, died on Oct. 13. He was 96.

  • Slide 129 of 152: Robert Forster Robert Forster, the character actor best known for “Twin Peaks” and his Oscar-nominated performance in Quentin Tarantino’s “Jackie Brown, died Oct. 11. He was 78.
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    John Clarke

    John Clarke, who starred on the NBC soap opera "Days of Our Lives" for 39 years and was awarded a Lifetime Achievement award from the Daytime Emmys in 2005, died of pneumonia on Oct. 16. He was 88.

  • Slide 130 of 152: Sam Bobrick Sam Bobrick, creator of NBC comedy series “Saved By the Bell” and writer for “The Andy Griffith Show,” died Oct. 11. He was 87.
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    Bill Macy

    Bill Macy, who starred as Bea Arthur’s husband Walter Findlay on the 1970s sitcom “Maude” and appeared alongside Steve Martin in "The Jerk," died on Oct. 17. He was 97.

  • Slide 131 of 152: Scotty Bowers Scotty Bowers, who was the subject of the documentary
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    Elijah Cummings

    Rep. Elijah Cummings, a sitting democratic congressman from Baltimore for 23 years and a civil rights advocate early in his life and career, died on Oct. 17. He was 68.

  • Slide 132 of 152: John Clarke John Clarke, who starred on the NBC soap opera
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    Robert EvansRobert Evans, the legendary producer of "Chinatown" and "The Godfather" and the former head of production at Paramount, died on Oct. 26 at the age of 89.

  • Slide 133 of 152: Bill Macy Bill Macy, who starred as Bea Arthur’s husband Walter Findlay on the 1970s sitcom “Maude” and appeared alongside Steve Martin in
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    John Witherspoon

    John Witherspoon, a prolific character actor best known for a run of comedic turns in acclaimed films and cult classics like "Hollywood Shuffle" and the "Friday" franchise, died on Oct. 29 at the age of 77.

  • Slide 134 of 152: Elijah Cummings Rep. Elijah Cummings, a sitting democratic congressman from Baltimore for 23 years and a civil rights advocate early in his life and career, died on Oct. 17. He was 68. 
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    Bernard Slade

    Bernard Slade, an Oscar-nominated writer and playwright and the creator of "The Partridge Family," died on Oct. 30 from complications from body dementia. He was 89.

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    Rudy Boesch

    Rudy Boesch, one of the finalists on the original season of "Survivor," died on Nov. 2 following a battle with Alzheimer's disease at the age of 91. He was a former Navy SEAL, and at 72, was one of the show's oldest contestants.

  • Slide 136 of 152: John Witherspoon John Witherspoon, a prolific character actor best known for a run of comedic turns in acclaimed films and cult classics like
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    Brian Tarantina

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  • Slide 137 of 152: Bernard Slade Bernard Slade, an Oscar-nominated writer and playwright and the creator of
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    Virginia Leith

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  • Slide 138 of 152: Rudy Boesch Rudy Boesch, one of the finalists on the original season of
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    Laurel Griggs

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  • Slide 139 of 152: Brian Tarantina Brian Tarantina, who appeared as a character actor on
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    William Wintersole

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  • Slide 140 of 152: Virginia Leith Virginia Leith, an actress who appeared in Stanley Kubrick's first film,
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    Rick Ludwin

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  • Slide 141 of 152: Laurel Griggs Laurel Griggs, a 13-year-old actress who starred in the Broadway musical
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    Lawrence G. Paull

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  • Slide 142 of 152: William Wintersole William Wintersole, an actor who starred on the soap opera
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    Michael J. Pollard

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  • Slide 143 of 152: Rick Ludwin Rick Ludwin, a former NBC executive and the head of the company's late-night division, died on Nov. 10 following a brief illness. Ludwin was best known for championing
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    Harry Morton

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  • Slide 144 of 152: Lawrence G. Paull Lawrence G. Paull, an Oscar-nominated production designer on films such as
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    John Simon

    John Simon, a legendary theater, film and literary critic who spent more than 50 years gaining a reputation for stinging reviews and lively prose at New York magazine and other outlets, died Nov. 24. He was 94.

  • Slide 145 of 152: Michael J. Pollard Michael J. Pollard, an Oscar-nominee for his breakout role in
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    Goo Hara

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  • Slide 146 of 152: Harry Morton Harry Morton, restaurateur and founder of the Los Angeles Mexican food restaurant chain Pink Taco, died Nov. 23. He was 38.
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    Frank Biondi Jr.

    Former HBO, Viacom and Universal Studios chief executive Frank Biondi Jr. died on Nov. 25. He was 74.

  • Slide 147 of 152: John Simon John Simon, a legendary theater, film and literary critic who spent more than 50 years gaining a reputation for stinging reviews and lively prose at New York magazine and other outlets, died Nov. 24. He was 94.
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    Gary Rhodes

    Gary Rhodes, a celebrity chef who hosted TV shows including “MasterChef,” “MasterChef USA,” “Hell’s Kitchen” and “Rhodes Around Britain,” died Nov. 26. He was 59.

  • Slide 148 of 152: Goo Hara Goo Hara, the Korean pop singer best known for her work in the K-pop girl group Kara, died Nov. 24. She was 28.
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    Godfrey Gao

    Godfrey Gao, the Taiwanese Canadian model-actor who broke stereotypes for Asian men in the worlds of fashion and entertainment, died on Nov. 27 while competing on a Chinese reality TV show. He was 35.

  • Slide 149 of 152: Frank Biondi Jr. Former HBO, Viacom and Universal Studios chief executive Frank Biondi Jr. died on Nov. 25. He was 74.
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    Shelley Morrison

    Shelley Morrison, a veteran character actress best known for playing sharp-tongued maid Rosario on "Will & Grace," died on Dec. 1. She was 83.

  • Slide 150 of 152: Gary Rhodes Gary Rhodes, a celebrity chef who hosted TV shows including “MasterChef,” “MasterChef USA,” “Hell’s Kitchen” and “Rhodes Around Britain,” died Nov. 26. He was 59.
  • Slide 151 of 152: Godfrey Gao Godfrey Gao, the Taiwanese Canadian model-actor who broke stereotypes for Asian men in the worlds of fashion and entertainment, died on Nov. 27 while competing on a Chinese reality TV show. He was 35.
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