The Recently Dead List 2011
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| Pete Postlethwaite | Actor. Appeared in Brassed Off and The Usual Suspects. | ||
| Gerry Rafferty | Singer - wrote and recorded Baker Street. | ||
| Susannah York | Actress. Appeared in the films A Man For All Seasons and They Shoot Horses Don't They | ||
| Nat Lofthouse | One of the top England footballers of all time. | ||
| John Barry | Composer of Bond film themes. | ||
| Brian Jacques | Author of the Redwall series of childrens books. | ||
| Gary Moore | Guitarist with Thin Lizzy. | ||
| Jane Russell | Busty brunette actress from the 40s and 50s. | ||
| Nate Dogg | Rapper. | ||
| Michael Gough | Actor - played Bruce Wayne's butler Alfred in the Batman films. | ||
| Jet Harris | Bass guitarist with The Shadows. | ||
| Elizabeth Taylor | Actress as famous for her marriages as well as her films. | ||
| Sidney Lumet | American film director. | ||
| Pietro Ferrero | Head of the chocolate company famous for the 'Ambassadors Party' fancy chocolates | ||
| Elisabeth Sladen | Actress - played Sarah Jane Smith in Dr Who and various spin-offs. | ||
| John Sullivan | Wrote the TV show Only Fools and Horses. | ||
| Henry Cooper | Heavyweight Boxer who beat Muhammed Ali in 1963. | ||
| Seve Ballesteros | World champion golfer. | ||
| Janet Brown | Actress famous for her imprssion of Margaret Thatcher. | ||
| Roy Skelton | Actor - did the voices of Zippy and George on the childrens TV programme Rainbow. | ||
| Peter Falk | Actor - best known for the TV series Columbo. | ||
| Anna Massey | Actress. Appeared in the Hitchcock film 'Frenzy' | ||
| Lucian Freud | Painter. | ||
| Linda Christian | Actress - played the first Bond Girl | ||
| Amy Winehouse | Singer and celebrity drug addict. | ||
| Michael Barry | TV chef and co-founder of the radio station Classic FM | ||
| Robert Robinson | Host of Call My Bluff on TV. | ||
| Nick Ashford | Singer and songwriter. Half of Ashford and Simpson. | ||
| Jerry Leiber | Songwriter. Half of the Leiber-Stoller writing team | ||
| David Croft | Co-writer of TV show Dad's Army | ||
| Steve Jobs | Co-founder of the Apple computer company. | ||
| Charles Napier | Actor. Appeared in the film Rambo | ||
| Dennis Richie | Computer pioneer from the 60s/70s. | ||
| Betty Driver | Actress - appeared in Coronation Street | ||
| Colonel Muammar Gaddafi | Former leader of Libya | ||
| Edmundo Ros | Bandleader who popularised Latin music in the 50s. | ||
| Jimmy Savile | DJ and presenter of Jim'll Fix It. | ||
| Joe Frazier | Boxer - world heavyweight boxing champion in the early 70s. | ||
| Mark Hall | Animator - Half of Cosgrove Hall. Co-creator of Dangermouse | ||
| John Neville | Actor. Played Baron Munchausen | ||
| Anne McCaffrey | Science fiction author. | ||
| Ken Russel | Film director. Directed the film version of Tommy | ||
| Gary Moore | Footballer and former captain of the Wales international team. | ||
| Harry Morgan | Actor - played Colonel Potter in the TV series MASH. | ||
| Christopher Hitchens | Writer journalist and essayist. | ||
| Kim Jong il | Slightly batty leader of North Korea. | ||
| Vaclav Havel | First president of a free Czechoslovakia after the fall of communism. | ||
| Ronald Searle | Artist and creater of the St. Trinians stories. |
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