Fay Wray

Fay Wray (1907 - 2004)
==Film Deaths==
*Viva Villa! (1934) [Teresa]: Shot in the stomach by Leo Carrillo while she's trying to break up a fight between Wallace Beery and Donald Cook; she dies in Donald's arms shortly after Wallace and Leo leave the room.
*Adam Had Four Sons (1941) [Molly Stoddard]: Dies (off-screen) during surgery for an unspecified illness; her death is revealed when a nurse comes out of the room with a grim expression, and is confirmed in the next scene's dialogue between Warner Baxter and Ingrid Bergman. (Thanks to Gerardo)
==TV Deaths==
*Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Morning After (1959) [Mrs. Nelson]: Murdered offscreen by her philandering husband Robert Alda. No details given, we only find out she is dead when he tries to set up an alibi. (Thanks to Brian) 
*Perry Mason: The Case of the Watery Witness (1959) [Lorna Thomas]: Strangled (off-screen) by Lester Vail; her body is shown afterwards when Raymond Burr, Kathryn Card, and Barbara Hale discover her. (Thanks to Dignan)
==Notable Connections==
*Ex-Mrs. John Monk Saunders (screenwriter)
*Mrs. Robert Riskin (screenwriter) (widowed)
*Mother of Victoria Riskin (producer)
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Category:Mormon
Category:Natural causes victims
Category:Death scenes by strangulation
Category:Death scenes by surgery
Category:Death scenes by shooting
Category:Death scenes by murder
Category:Hollywood Walk of Fame Winners
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Category:RKO Stars
Category:King Kong cast members