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 137
Clu Gulager
American television actor
Raquel Welch
American actress
Bob Okazaki
Actor
Wayne Shorter
American saxophonist
Ernie Lively
American actor ‧ Blake Lively's father
Younes Nazarian
American businessman
Jack Wallace
American actor
Georgia Lee
American writer
Marian Collier
American film actress
William Burns
Script writer ‧ George Burns' brother
Jeff Burkhart
Screenplay writer
Mary Jane Barrett
Gregg Rudloff
American audio engineer
Anthony Coldeway
American screenwriter
William Welsh
American actor
Howard Crampton
American actor
Stephen Lee
Religious leader
Tex Phelps
Actor
Harry Brown
Former Majority Leader of the North Carolina Senate
Richard Stanton
American actor
Gwendolyn Logan
American actress
Edward Warren
Film director
Robert Litz
American playwright
Robert Allan Ackerman
American film director
Kathrin Clare Ward
Actress
Eugenia Hirivskaya
Russian actress
Kim Winona
American actress
Joseph Scott
Attorney
Tom Steele
Stunt-man
Susan Jackson
Film producer
George Tyne
American stage actor
Brian Cole
Bassist
Jack W. Hayford
American author
Sonny Turner
American singer
Roberta Arnold
American film actress
Alfred Dennis
American film actor
Reuven Bar-Yotam
Actor
John J. Gosper
Scotty Welbourne
Photographer
John English
Film editor
Autumn Snyder
Movie actress ‧ Zack Snyder's daughter
Michael Reaves
American writer
Joseph Elsberry
American military officer
Franklin Lacey
American playwright
Rod McGaughy
Actor
James Calvin Wilsey
American musician
Gene Scherer
Actor
