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Jim Morrison 28
Richard Farina 29
Franz Kafka 40
Chris Penn 40
John Cazale 42
Ernie Kovaks 43
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Diana, Princess of Wales 36
Judy Holliday 43
F. Scott Fitzgerald 44
Nat King Cole 45
Frank Zappa 52
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Brandon deWilde 30
Irving Thalberg 37
Nathaniel West 37
John F. Kennedy, Jr. 38
Natasha Richardson 45
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Raymond Chandler 44
Raymond Chandler didn't start writing fiction until he was 44...but he died when he was 70.
You're so right. I'll delete. (What I meant to say was . . . )
Billie Holliday 44
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Sid Vicious had made a name for himself but still died of an overdose from the heroin his mother supplied- perhaps it was a miracle he lasted to twenty-one, and Tupac was only twenty-five when he got caught in a Las Vegas drive-by.
Elizabeth Short became immortalized in her death at twenty-two, as was Gian-Carlo Coppola and Dominique Dunne who was strangled to death in her driveway.
Sal Mineo was thirty-seven when he was stabbed to death in his driveway.
Joe Orton at thirty-four, about to write the next Beatles movie, is killed by his male lover, and poor Bobby Driscoll, died from years of drug abuse, at thirty.
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Natasha Richardson 39
The IMDB gives her age as 45.
"So it it written, so it is . . ."
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