Vic
Haunted by memories of his glory days in Hollywood, an aging actor (Clu Gulager) hopes that a late-night phone call will fulfill the promise of a major role and a revived career.
People died in Vic (First 49 people) - Page 13
Howard Petch
Canadian physics researcher
Doug Christie
American professional basketball coach
Mary Rose Thacker
Canadian figure skater
John Clive Ward
British-Australian physicist
Alan Astbury
Canadian physicist
Blair MacLean
Musical artist
Alison Prentice
Canadian historian
Reginald J. Lane
John Teague
Film actor
Gord Pettinger
British-Canadian ice hockey player
Martha Allan
Canadian theatre director
James Outram
Mountaineer
Francis Jones Barnard
Canadian Politician
Richard Maynard
Canadian photographer
Henry Pering Pellew Crease
Former Attorney General of British Columbia
Josephine Crease
Canadian artist
Susan Reynolds Crease
Canadian artist and activist
J. H. Curle
Scottish writer
Judith Dundas
Author
Ralph Chetwynd
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia
Cecil Boyd
Irish rugby union player
Edward Scrope Shrapnel
Canadian artist
James Henry Reynolds
Armed force officer
Douglas Blackwell
Actor
Alan Geoffrey Hotham
Cricketer
Charles Wombwell
Cricketer
Michael Franciscus Buttigieg
Maltese bishop
Ninu Cremona
Maltese writer
Pietro Pace
Clergy
Giuseppe Pace
Bishop
Mwanga II of Buganda
King
Abdullah Afeef
Robert Lewis Dabney
American theologian
Candy Barr
American stripper
Bud McFadin
American football player
Jethro A. Hatch
American physician
Martín De León
Mexican merchant
Patricia de la Garza De León
Cliff Goupille
Ice hockey player
George Trofimoff
Spy
Larry Semon
American actor
Walter Greene
Film composer
Ned Sparks
Canadian character actor
Ron Haydock
American actor
Earl W. Bascom
American painter
Marcia Manon
Film actress
Alicia Tyler
