The record for deaths performed is taken by English actor John Hurt, who has died in no less than forty films . She did it terribly in Alien, the Eighth Passenger (Ridley Scott, 1979), after giving birth to the hideous monster. His first screen death occurred in The Wild and the Willing (Ralph Thomas, 1962). In 1975 he passed away as Caligula in the series Yo, Claudio (Jack Pullman) and in 2004 his character in Hellboy (Guillermo del Toro) slapped him with a sword . Longing was the end of the tortured protagonist who played in The Elephant Man (David Lynch, 1980), and his way of dying was much remembered in The Crazy History of the Galaxies (Spaceballs, Mel Brooks, 1987).
This funeral list is followed by Bela Lugosi (1882-1956), who lost her life on camera 36 times . His deaths began already playing Shakespeare in several European countries, before in the United States he found the role of his life, Dracula , who would first play on Broadway and then in Tod Browning's film (1931), always dying; yes, and then resuscitate.
It is followed by another king of terror, Vincent Price, with 33 deaths . Then there is Sean Bean (Eddard Stark in Game of Thrones ), who has unfairly earned the fame of more deaths on screen despite his being twenty-five. And fifth place is occupied by Gary Busey , with nineteen "goodbyes."
