IMDb: Least-Recently-Deceased People With Date of Death in 2003

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1.	Cyril Shaps Actor, The Pianist The son of a tailor, Cyril studied at the London School of Broadcasting aged 12 years. His first professional appearance, at 12, came on Radio Lyons and Radio Luxembourg in such commercials as O.K. Sauce and Quaker Oats. After demob from the Army, he enrolled at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art which was followed by Guildford rep and the West End...	1 January 2003
2.	Marjorie Benson Casting Director, The Dick Van Dyke Show	1 January 2003
3.	Robert Hathaway Music Department, Alien	1 January 2003
4.	Joe Foss Self, Marine Corps Combat Leadership Skills Joe Foss was born and raised on a farm just outside Sioux Falls, SD. As a young man he was fascinated by the exploits of Charles A. Lindbergh, and vowed to one day "trade his horse for a plow." He joined the Marines during WWII and, despite his age, became a pilot. Foss scored 26 kills during the war, tying Eddie Rickenbacker's WWI record...	1 January 2003
5.	Royce D. Applegate Actor, O Brother, Where Art Thou?	1 January 2003
6.	Virginia Baker Actress, Thunderbolt and Lightfoot	1 January 2003
7.	Giorgio Gaber Soundtrack, Perduto amor	1 January 2003
8.	Henry LeClair Actor, Nobody's Perfekt	1 January 2003
9.	Gordon Court Actor, Lucky Jade Gordon came from a family of actors. His mother was on the stage. His brother, Morris (stage name Emerton Court) also started off in repertory, but his uncle (Roy Emerton) was perhaps the best known of the Emertons. Gordon preferred the stage to films, he also wrote many of his plays, although he did appear in many films, especially Will Hay and the Crazy Gang.	1 January 2003
10.	Ernest Roberts Actor, Hangmen Also Die! Son of Austrian opera singer Hans Robert, Ernest Roberts began his stage career in Germany and Vienna under the direction of Otto Preminger. In 1937 he emigrated to England, later moving to the US. After working on a variety of jobs in New York, including that of private secretary to actor Walter Slezak...	1 January 2003
11.	Wil Dewitt Actor, Hoosiers	2 January 2003
12.	Ken Heady Actor, Murder on the Screen Radio and television announcer in Kansas City, Missouri. Hosted the popular childrens' program "Kids Karnival" on KCMO-TV in the late 1950s. Also acted in Kansas City amateur theater productions and in industrial films made by the Calvin Company of Kansas City. He narrated one industrial film made by Centron Corporation of Lawrence...	2 January 2003
13.	Viola LÃ¶nndahl Miscellaneous Crew, Pippi Longstocking	2 January 2003
14.	Eric Jupp Composer, Tim	2 January 2003
15.	Eddy Marnay Soundtrack, 8 Women	3 January 2003
16.	Monique Wittig Writer, The Girl	3 January 2003
17.	JosÃ© MarÃa Gironella Actor, Carola de día, Carola de noche	3 January 2003
18.	Joe Ostrowski Self, 1951 World Series	3 January 2003
19.	Robert Shauger Actor, Deadly Intent	3 January 2003
20.	Rex Williams' Elephants Self, Evening Magazine	3 January 2003
21.	Sid Gillman Self, Alcoa Theatre	3 January 2003
22.	Lila Zali Actress, An American in Paris	4 January 2003
23.	Conrad L. Hall Cinematographer, American Beauty Born in Tahiti, the son of writer James Norman Hall, author of "Mutiny on the Bounty," Conrad Hall studied filmmaking at USC. He and two classmates formed a production company and sold a project to a local television station. Hall's company branched out into making industrial films and TV commercials...	4 January 2003
24.	Steven Leibovitz Miscellaneous Crew, Blowback	4 January 2003
25.	Hiroyuki Kumai Writer, One Thousand and One Nights	5 January 2003
26.	Mel Asch Miscellaneous Crew, Modern Problems	5 January 2003
27.	Jean Kerr Writer, Please Don't Eat the Daisies Author, playwright and songwriter. She joined ASCAP in 1959, and her chief musical collaborators included LeRoy Anderson, Jay Gorney, Jean Ford, and her husband Walter Kerr. She authored "Please Don't Eat the Daisies" and "The Snake Has All the Lines", the plays "Jenny Kiss'd Me", "King of Hearts", "Mary...	5 January 2003
28.	Claibe Richardson Composer, The Royal Family	5 January 2003
29.	Jean Brassat Actor, La ville est à nous	5 January 2003
30.	Roy Jenkins Self, The Richard Dimbleby Lecture	5 January 2003
31.	Massimo Girotti Actor, Facing Windows Manly, chiseled, exceedingly handsome, very agile Massimo Girotti was an engineering student and polo/swimming star before entering films in 1939. He began auspiciously in serious leads, most notably Roberto Rossellini's Desire, Luchino Visconti's Ossessione and Vittorio De Sica's La porta del cielo...	5 January 2003
32.	Doreen Carwithen Composer, This Modern Age	5 January 2003
33.	Philip Brooks Producer, Madame Satã	5 January 2003
34.	Kisa Magnusson Actress, Keep All Doors Open	5 January 2003
35.	Ingemar Pallin Actor, Gårdarna runt sjön	5 January 2003
36.	Nada Gesovska Actress, Let vo mesto	5 January 2003
37.	Cardella Di Milo Actress, Pirates of Silicon Valley	5 January 2003
38.	Helmut Zenker Writer, Kassbach - Ein Porträt	6 January 2003
39.	Jacek Wysocki Transportation Department, The Rookie	6 January 2003
40.	Miriam Byrd-Nethery Actress, Bound for Glory	6 January 2003
41.	Harry Woolf Miscellaneous Crew, Einstein Revealed	6 January 2003
42.	Mamie Till Self, The American Experience	6 January 2003
43.	Billy Van Actor, For Better or for Worse: The Bestest Present Billy Van was born in Toronto, Canada in 1934. He was a manic comic actor who starred in CBC-TV's Nightcap in the 1960s and the Hilarious House of Frightenstein in the '70s. The Hilarious House of Frightenstein starred Vincent Price, with Van as host and a variety of characters, including The Count...	6 January 2003
44.	Rob du Mee Producer, Red Sien	7 January 2003
45.	Bosko Boskovic Director, Razglednica Kosmeta	7 January 2003
46.	Jean Meyer Actor, Would-Be Gentleman	8 January 2003
47.	JosÃ© Viana Actor, Senhor Jerónimo Son of Laurindo DionÃsio and Maria AssunÃ§Ã£o Martins Viana. His parents separated when he was 3, and his sister 2. His father settled in Angola; his mother worked as a dressmaker in Lisbon, raising the family with financial help from his grandmother. He studied at Machado de Castro Industrial School...	8 January 2003
48.	Ron Goodwin Composer, Where Eagles Dare Ron Goodwin was born on 17th February 1925 in Plymouth. He was the son of a London policeman who was detached to the harbour-town. His mother felt that piano lessons would be a good pastime, so in his fifth year, the little Ron was hoisted onto a piano-stool and his education on this instrument began. Ron himself was at that time not really convinced about that parental ambition...	8 January 2003
49.	JosÃ© MarÃa GutiÃ©rrez Actor, Diapasón	8 January 2003
50.	Ivaylo Trenchev Cinematographer, Baseynat	8 January 2003

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