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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 148
John Mills
Politician
Mary Hayley Bell
Actress
Corinne Day
British fashion photographer
Ken Barrie
Voice actor
Gerald Goodlake
Armed force officer
Hugh Stewart
British film editor
Robert Vansittart, 1st Baron Vansittart
Former Principal Private Secretary to the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Robert Vansittart
Jurist and antiquarian
Claud Jacob
British commander
Dave Shannon
Australian pilot
George Gibbons Hearne
English cricketer
Len Hopwood
Cricketer
Carmen Silvera
Actress
Robert Hardy
Actor
Margaret Harris
Costumer
Andrew Sachs
German-British actor
Richard Attenborough
Actor
Brian Cant
Actor
Billie Whitelaw
English actress
Peter Sallis
Actor
Maurice Denham
English character actor
Brian Rix
President of Mencap
Brenda Cowling
Actress
Patsy Smart
English actress
Frank Latimore
American actor
Pat Coombs
English actress
Doris Hare
Actress
Dulcie Gray
Singer
John Woodnutt
Character actor
Betty Woolfe
Actor
Totti Truman Taylor
British actress
Norah Blaney
Musical artist
Rose Hill
Actress
Annie Dyson
Actor
Peter Byrne
English actor
Robert Hardy
Actor
David Warner
Actor
Sylvia Syms
Actress
Norman Ayrton
Director
Malcolm Terris
English actor
Nicolas Amer
Stage actor
Eve Pearce
Scottish actress
Josephine Tewson
Television actress
Jeanne Mockford
Actress
Beatrix Mackey
Jo Kendall
Actress
Christopher Marlowe
English playwright
