Eugene Pallette

Eugene Pallette (1889 - 1954)
== Film Deaths ==
* Going Straight (Corruption) (1916) [Jimmy Briggs]: Shot to death in a shoot-out with Ralph Lewis.
* Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages (1916) [Prosper Latour]: Shot to death by soldiers as he walks out of the house carrying Margery Wilson's body.
* Chicago (1927) [Casely]: Shot and killed by Phyllis Haver.
* Heaven Can Wait (1943) [E.F. Strabel]: Dies (off-screen) presumably of old-age/natural causes at some point during the story. He is last seen when Don Ameche runs away with Eugene's daughter (Gene Tierney); his death is not veritably confirmed in any later scenes, but considering how much time passes in the course of the movie, it seems safe to assume he dies.
* The Kansan (Wagon Wheels) (1943) [Tom Waggoner]: Shot by Francis McDonald who bushwhacks him as he rides to town with a couple of his drovers. 
== Notable Connections ==
* Ex-Mr. Phyllis Gordon
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