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 9
Doe Avedon
American model
Marilyn Hare
Singer
Lois Lindsay
Actress
Frances Kavanaugh
American screenwriter
Dale Hennesy
American production designer
Al Piantadosi
American composer
Bernard McEveety
American film director
Bob Thomas
American biographer
Dan Sheridan
Irish actor
Gary Owens
American disc jockey
George B. Turner
Military personnel
Kate Williamson
American actress
Larry Levine
American audio engineer
Maurice Goldman
Composer
Harold M. Schulweis
American rabbi
Oscar Rudolph
American film director
Pat Costello
Actor
Ray Ellis
American record producer
Sam White
American film producer
Wilbur Cooper
Baseball player
William Ziegler
American film editor
Simon Kovar
Bassoonist
Richard Carlson
American actor
Don Mitchell
Professor
Chuck Reisner Jr.
American film writer
Bruce Manning
Filmmaker
Ruby R. Levitt
American set decorator
Dean Riesner
American film writer
Bobby Connolly
American choreographer
Fred Niblo Jr.
American screenwriter ‧ Fred Niblo's son
Kelly Asbury
American animator
Edward Dein
Director
M.K. Jerome
Musical composer
Milt Schaffer
Film director
Stephanie Niznik
American film actress
Howard Lapides
Film producer
Maury Gertsman
Cinematographer
Helen Dodge
Actress
Larry Barton
Actor
Karen DeWolf
American screenwriter
Esther Michelson
Actress
Tom Breneman
American radio personality
Sonny Fox
American television host
Jimmy Conlin
American character actor
Steven Stern
Canadian television director
Glenn Dumke
Ronnie Turner
Actor ‧ Tina Turner's son