Los Angeles
Los Angeles is a sprawling Southern California city and the center of the nation’s film and television industry. Near its iconic Hollywood sign, studios such as Paramount Pictures, Universal and Warner Brothers offer behind-the-scenes tours. On Hollywood Boulevard, TCL Chinese Theatre displays celebrities’ hand- and footprints, the Walk of Fame honors thousands of luminaries and vendors sell maps to stars’ homes. ― Google
People died in Los Angeles (First 49 people) - Page 125
Jason Davis
Actor
Khosrow Parvizi
Iranian director
Tom Overton
American audio engineer
Ferdinand Ellerman
American astronomer
Barbara Bell Wright
Actress
Ricky Bell
American football player
Dori Brenner
American actress
Hooky Rothman
George Milo
American set decorator
Ramón Guerrero
Actor
Anna Townsend
Theatre actress
Lilyan Irene
Actress
Lucille Ricksen
American actress
Tybee Brascia
Actress ‧ John Brascia's wife
Wayland Flowers
American actor
Jesse Price
American drummer
Alton Redd
Musical artist
Charles Bennett
English playwright
Ron Talsky
American costume designer
Danny Borzage
Actor
Richard Schmiechen
Film producer
John Elof Boodin
American philosopher
Harold M. Shaw
American film actor
Harry Kerwin
Movie actor
Herschel Graham
Actor
Scotty Bowers
Journalist
Thomas L. Woolwine
American Politician
John D. Fredericks
American Politician
Jimmy Ritz
American comedian
Rex Wimpy
American cinematographer
Jane Farrar
Actor
Gordon Bau
American make-up artist
Frank Partos
Hungarian-American screenwriter
Marlon Brando, Sr.
Film producer
Stu Billett
Television producer
Deborah Sussman
American designer
Jerry Bishop
American announcer
Blind Joe Hill
American singer
Michael T. Mikler
Actor
Loren Janes
American stuntman
Gene Shacove
Hair stylist
William C. Dowlan
American film actor
Charles Philippi
Film art director
Tony Martin
Vocalist
James Doolin
American painter
John Sacret Young
American author
Jenkin Alban Davies
Welsh rugby union player
