Famous People Who Died in Plane Crashes and Car Accidents

Died July 16, 1999, age 39, in a plane crash; he was piloting the plane from Fairfield, New Jersey to Hyannisport, Massachusetts to attend his cousin's wedding

His wife, Carolyn, and sister-in-law Lauren Bessette also died in the crash

Kennedy left the airport later than originally planned, and the last miles of the trip were spent flying in almost total darkness. He was not licensed to fly with instruments only, and it is believed that he experienced spatial disorientation, causing him to lose control of the plane

He was also recovering from a broken left ankle and was visibly limping before the flight. This probably affected his ability to fly because the plane's pedals are foot-operated. He did not get a medical exam that is required for pilots recovering from a physical injury, and did not have a certificate of fitness to fly

Was the son of John F. Kennedy, 35th President of the United States and First Lady Jackie Kennedy

Was an attorney, journalist, and publisher of the political magazine "George"

Died August 25, 2001, age 22, in a plane crash in Abaco Islands, The Bahamas

The twin-engine Cessna was overloaded by 700 pounds and crashed almost immediately upon takeoff, approximately 200 feet from the end of the runway; all 8 passengers and the pilot were killed instantly

The pilot was not certified to fly that type of plane, and an autopsy revealed he had alcohol and cocaine in his system

Was an actress and hip-hop singer, and five-time Grammy Award winner

Died October 30, 2000, age 78, from a ruptured blood vessel in his chest from a traffic accident in Los Angeles, California

The traffic accident had seemed minor, and Allen returned home without seeking medical treatment. He went to his son's home and took a nap, where he died in his sleep

Was an actor, comedian, novelist, lyricist, and television personality best known as the first host of "The Tonight Show" and the TV shows "I've Got a Secret" and "The Steve Allen Show;" was also a Grammy Award winner

Died October 29, 1971, age 24, in a motorcycle accident in Macon, Georgia

Was a guitarist and member of The Allman Brothers Band

Died September 11, 2001, age 55; was aboard the first plane to hit the World Trade Center in New York City in the 9/11 terrorist attack

Was an American TV producer and screenwriter best known for producing the TV shows "Frasier" and "Wings"

Died June 14, 2021, age 66, after being struck by a scooter in New York City

Was an actress best known for the movies "Cocktail," "Gone Girl," and the TV show "Nashville"

In September 2022 the driver of the scooter pled guilty to manslaughter. In November 2022 he was sentenced to 1-3 years in prison

Died February 7, 2020, age 91, after being struck by two vehicles as he was walking down the street in Venice, California

The first vehicle knocked him down; while on the ground a second vehicle fatally struck him

Was an actor, comedian, game show panelist, and TV host

Died September 11, 2001, age 53; was aboard one of the planes that struck the World Trade Center in New York City in the 9/11 terrorist attack

Was an actress and model best known for the movie "Cat People"; was the sister of actor Marisa Berenson; was married to actor Anthony Perkins

Disappeared October 16, 1972; declared dead December 1972, age 58

Was on a flight from Anchorage, Alaska to Juneau, Alaska when the twin-engine plane he was in disappeared. There was an extensive search, but the plane was never found, and neither were Boggs and the other 3 people on board

Was an American Congressman, House majority leader, and member of the Warren Commission, which investigated the assassination of JFK; was the father of TV journalist Cokie Roberts

Died September 16, 1977, age 29, in a car accident in London, England

Was the leader of the English band T. Rex and one of the pioneers of glam rock

Died March 9, 2020, age 21, in a one-car accident when his car struck a pole in San Bernardino County, California

Was a child actor who co-starred on the TV show "7th Heaven"; he was a quadruplet; he and one of his brothers played twins on the show

Died January 26, 2020, age 41, when the helicopter he was in crashed into the side of a mountain in Calabasas, California

All on board died, including his 13 year-old daughter Gianna, the pilot, and 6 other passengers; cause of the crash was attributed to heavy fog and clouds and the pilot experiencing spatial disorientation

Bryant was an American professional football player who entered the NBA directly from high school; he spent his entire professional career with the Los Angeles Lakers

At age 34 became the youngest player in NBA history to reach 30,000 points; had 4 MVP awards, which was a tie for the most in NBA history; also won an Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film

His widow sued Los Angeles County because firefighters and sheriff's deputies took unauthorized pictures of Kobe and Gianna at the crash scene, which they showed to colleagues and friends. In August 2022 she won a $16 million judgment; her co-plaintiff, Chris Chester, whose wife and daughter also died in the crash, was awarded $15 million

Died September 27, 1986, age 24, in a bus accident in Sweden

Was a guitarist for the heavy metal band Metallica

Died March 5, 1963, age 30, in a plane crash near Camden, Tennessee

The pilot lost control of the small plane shortly after takeoff and crashed into a wooded area. Severe weather was a contributing factor, particularly since the pilot was not licensed for instrument flying

Was a country music artist who was the first female soloist inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame

Died April 17, 1960, age 21, in England when the taxi he was in struck a lamp post and he was ejected from the vehicle

Was an American singer-songwriter and guitarist; was posthumously inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Died August 27, 2019, age 39, in a car crash in the Alvord Desert in Oregon while trying to break the women's land-speed world record

She had accelerated to more than 550 mph (885 kph) before the crash, and Guinness World Records posthumously awarded her the land speed record in June 2020

Was a professional race car driver best known for the TV shows "Mythbusters", "Xtreme 4x4", and "Overhaulin"

Died January 24, 2024, age 85, on a North Carolina highway when his car was hit by a 16 year-old driver. His passenger also died in the crash

Was an actor best known as the toothless sadistic mountain man in the movie "Deliverance"

Died September 3, 2019, age 41, in a car accident in South Carolina

Was an American songwriter and producer who was nominated for 8 Grammy Awards

Died September 30, 1955, age 24, in a car accident in San Luis Obispo County, California when his Porsche slammed into an approaching car that turned left in front of him

Dean's passenger and the driver of the other car both survived the crash; Dean had been ticketed for speeding 2 hours before the accident

Is the only actor to have been nominated posthumously two times for the Academy Award; the nominations were for the movies "Giant" and "East of Eden"

Died October 12, 1997, age 53, when the plane he was piloting crashed in the Pacific Ocean in Monterey, California after running out of fuel

He was not licensed to fly because his pilot's license had been suspended a year earlier due to two drunk-driving convictions. Moreover, the homemade plane's fuel gauge and fuel tank switch were located behind the pilot seat, making it unsafe to fly the plane solo

Denver had bought the plane a mere two weeks earlier. An inquest concluded that he had accidentally discharged the fuel due to his unfamiliarity with the plane's atypical layout

Was an American singer, songwriter, and actor who sold 33 million records, including 12 gold and 4 platinum albums

Died July 6, 1972, age 30, in a one-vehicle accident near Denver, Colorado when his camper van slid off the road, hitting a guard rail and then a fence

Was best known for starring in the movie "Shane," for which he was nominated for an Academy Award at age 11

Died August 31, 1997, age 36, in a car accident in Paris, France while fleeing the paparazzi

Dodie Fayed, son of billionaire Mohamed El Fayed, also died in the crash, as did the driver

Was a member of the British royal family; was the former wife of Prince Charles and the mother of Princes William and Harry

Died September 14, 1927, age 50, in a car accident in Nice, France when her long scarf became entangled in the wheels of the car in which she was riding

Was an American dancer known as "The Mother of Dance"

Was portrayed by Vivian Pickles in the BBC biopic "Isadora Duncan, The Biggest Dancer in the World" and by Vanessa Redgrave in the film "Isadora" for which Redgrave received an Academy Award nomination

Died June 20, 2011, age 34, in a car accident in suburban Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

His blood alcohol level was .20, more than twice the legal limit; it was estimated he was traveling approximately 135 mph in a 55 mph zone (217 kph in a 89 kph zone)

Was an actor and stuntman best known for being a member of the "Jackass" reality show

Died February 6, 1998, age 40, when the car he was driving was hit by a small bus in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic; he was alone in the car, and no one else was injured in the crash

Was an Austrian singer-songwriter best known for the songs "Rock Me Amadeus" and "Der Kommissar;" he sold 60 million records worldwide

Austria issued a commemorative postage stamp in 2017 on what would have been his 60th birthday

Died August 31, 1997, age 36, in a car accident in Paris, France while fleeing the paparazzi

Princess Diana also died in the crash, as did the driver

Was a movie producer and the eldest son of Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al Fayed, the former owner of Harrods department store

Died April 1, 2013, age 21, in Sissonville, West Virginia; he, his uncle, and another passenger died of carbon monoxide poisoning when the car they were in became stuck deeply in mud

Starred on the MTV reality show "Buckwild;" MTV canceled the show 9 days after his death

Died June 24, 1935, age 44, in a plane crash in Medellin, Colombia

Was an Argentine singer and actor born in France; birth name was Charles Romuald Gardès

Was known throughout Latin America for his ballads of the tango

Died September 8, 2017, age 50, in a helicopter crash in Medford, New Jersey; cause of the crash was attributed to pilot error

Was one-half of the country music duo Montgomery Gentry, who had 3 songs certified platinum. In 1999, they were awarded Favorite New Artist—Country at the American Music Awards. They were inducted into the Grand Ole Opry in 2009

His duo partner, Eddie Montgomery, continues to perform as a solo artist

Died October 25, 1991, age 60, in a helicopter crash near Vallejo, California

The helicopter was flying in inclement weather when it hit a high-voltage tower and burst into flames on impact

Was an actor and rock concert promoter

Died September 4, 2019, age 34, in a car accident near Taos, New Mexico

Her blood alcohol level was three times the legal limit, and she was driving 95 mph (153 kph) when the crash occurred; the driver of the car she struck also died

Was a singer and songwriter best known for appearing on the TV show "Troubadour, TX"

Died August 12, 2022, age 53, 7 days after she crashed her speeding car into a residential home, setting the car and home on fire

She was trapped in her burning car for over an hour while firefighters worked to rescue her. She fell into a coma shortly thereafter from which she never awoke

She had two other car accidents the same day, crashing into an apartment garage and then striking another vehicle. She fled the scene of both of them right before her third and fatal crash

Was an Emmy Award-winning actress best known for the TV shows "As the World Turns," "Men in Trees," and "Hung;" also for the movies "Donnie Brasco" and "Wag the Dog"

Died February 3, 1959, age 22, in a plane crash near Mason City, Iowa; singer Ritchie Valens and DJ/songwriter The Big Bopper also died in the crash

Was a musician and singer-songwriter who was one of the pioneers of rock and roll

His life was portrayed in the biopic "The Buddy Holly Story" starring Gary Busey, for which he received an Academy Award nomination

Died June 22, 2015, age 61, when the turbo prop plane he was piloting crashed in the Los Padres National Forest near Santa Barbara, California

Was a composer and conductor who scored over 100 films, including "Avatar," "Star Trek: Wrath of Khan, "Cocoon," and many others; won two Academy Awards, six Grammy Awards, and two Golden Globes

Died June 1, 1943, age 50, when the commercial plane on which he was flying was shot down by German aircraft en route from Lisbon, Portugal to Bristol, England

Was an English actor, director, and producer

Died April 15, 1957, age 39, when the plane he was co-piloting suffered engine failure upon takeoff in Merida, Mexico

He had survived two previous plane crashes

Was a popular Mexican ranchera singer and actor who appeared in more than 60 films and recorded more than 350 songs

Died October 24, 2022, age 67, in a car crash in Los Angeles

Was an actor, comedian, and writer best know for the TV sitcom "Will and Grace," "American Horror Story," and Hearts Afire"

Died September 14, 1982, age 52, in a car accident in Monaco; her daughter, Princess Stephanie, was injured but survived

Doctors believe she suffered a stroke while driving, causing her to lose control of the car

Was an Academy Award-winning actress who became Princess of Monaco after marrying Prince Rainier

Died April 10, 1992, age 38, in a car accident in Nevada when his car was struck head-on by a 17-year-old drunk driver

Was a stand-up comedian and actor

Died January 13, 1962, age 42, in a car accident in Beverly Hills, California

Was an American comedian, writer, and actor

Died October 11, 2012, age 20, in a car accident in Los Angeles, California

Was a child actress who appeared in "The Bad News Bears"

Died May 29, 2021, age 58, in a plane crash near Nashville, Tennessee

The small jet crashed into Percy Priest Lake shortly after takeoff. His wife, Gwen Shamblin, founder of the Christian diet program The Weigh Down, and 4 other people on board were also killed; it is unclear whether or not Lara was piloting the plane

Was an actor best known for playing Tarzan in two TV movies and a TV series

Died August 31, 1948, age 16, in La Puente, California when the motor scooter on which he was riding was struck by a truck

Was a child actor best known for appearing in the "Our Gang" TV series

Died January 16, 1942, age 33, when the plane in which she was riding crashed into a mountain near Las Vegas, Nevada

All 22 people on board were killed, including Lombard's mother

Was a classic American actress who starred in several comedy and drama films; was married to actor Clark Gable at the time of her death; also formerly married to actor William Powell

Died April 5, 2002, age 30, in a car accident in La Ceiba, Honduras

Lopes swerved to avoid an oncoming car, and she and her 3 passengers were ejected from the vehicle when it rolled over several times; her passengers survived the crash

Was a member of the four-time Grammy Award-winning R&B group TLC before embarking on a solo career

Died December 18, 2000, age 41, after being struck by a powerboat while diving in Cozumel, Mexico

Was a British singer-songwriter who had several hit songs in the 1980's and 1990's

Died June 29, 1967, age 34, when the car in which she was riding crashed into the back of a tractor-trailer near New Orleans, Louisiana

Was an actress and sex symbol formerly married to Mr. Universe, Mickey Hargitay

Was the mother of actress Mariska Hargitay, who was in the car with 2 of her siblings, all of whom survived the accident with only minor injuries

Died August 31, 1969, age 45, when the small private plane he was in hit a tree while attempting to land near Newton, Iowa

He died one day before his 46th birthday

Was a professional boxer who is the only undefeated heavyweight champion in history

Died November 11, 2015, age 40, from injuries he received 12 days earlier when his truck flipped over several times near Reno, Nevada

Was an actor who starred on the soap operas "As the World Turns" and "One Life to Live"

Died March 21, 1987, age 35, when the plane he was piloting crashed in the San Bernardino Mountains in California during a military training flight with the California Air National Guard

Was an actor best known for the movie "Players" and the TV series "Misfits of Science;" was also a member of the singing group Dino, Desi, and Billy

Was the son of comedian, actor, and singer Dean Martin; was formerly married to actress Olivia Hussey and Olympic skater Dorothy Hamill

Died November 5, 2021, age 26, in a plane crash near Caratinga, Brazil; all 5 persons on board were killed

Was a Brazilian singer, songwriter, and musician; was a Latin Grammy Award winner; her funeral was attended by more than 100,000 people

Died June 6, 2020, age 38, when his motorcycle struck a lamp post in Madrid, Spain

Was a Spanish model and actor best known for the TV series "Centro Médico"

Died March 27, 1977, age 48, when her KLM flight collided on the runway with a Pan Am plane in Tenerife, Canary Islands

It is the deadliest air crash in aviation history, with 583 fatalities

She was an American pinup model, Playboy centerfold, actress, and producer; was formerly married to producer-director Russ Meyer

Died December 15, 1944, age 40, when his plane disappeared while flying over the English Channel near Bedford, England

The cause of the crash is unknown, and many conspiracy theories have been postulated. The most likely cause is that the plane experienced carburetor icing due to the cold wintry weather, causing it to lose power and crash

Was an American big band trombonist, arranger, composer, and bandleader who had 16 number-one records and 69 top-10 hits in only four years, which is more than The Beatles and Elvis Presley

Died August 16, 1949, age 48, after being struck by a drunk driver while crossing the street in Atlanta, Georgia

The driver was convicted of involuntary manslaughter, and served 11 months in jail

Was a writer who only wrote one novel, the classic "Gone With the Wind" for which she won a Pulitzer Prize; the movie based on her novel won 10 Academy Awards

Died July 23, 1982, age 53, in a helicopter crash near Santa Clarita, California

Died while filming a scene for the "Twilight Zone" movie; two child actors also died in the crash. Director John Landis and 4 others were charged with involuntary manslaughter, but all were acquitted after a nine-month trial

Was an American actor best known for the movies "Blackboard Jungle", "Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry" and the TV show "Combat"

Was the father of actress Jennifer Jason-Leigh

Died August 7, 2022, age 83, three days after a car accident in Lynwood, California

Was an actor best known as the helicopter pilot on the TV show "Magnum,P.I." and for the movie "The Mack"

Died May 28, 1971, age 46, in a plane crash in the mountains near Roanoke, Virginia

Was an American actor who was purportedly the most decorated U.S. soldier of World War II

Played himself in the biopic about his life, "To Hell and Back"

Died December 31, 1985, age 45, in a plane crash near De Kalb, Texas when the pilot attempted an emergency landing because the plane was on fire

Was an American singer and actor; was the son of actors Ozzie and Harriet Nelson, brother of actor David Nelson, and father of actor Tracy Nelson

Died January 4, 2024, age 51, in a plane crash off the island of Bequia in the Caribbean

His two daughters, aged 10 and 12, were also killed in the crash, as was the pilot

Was an actor best known for the movies "The Baby-sitters Club," "The Good German," "Speed Racer," and "Valkyrie"

Died September 11, 2001, age 45; was aboard the plane that struck the Pentagon in Washington, DC in the 9/11 terrorist attack

Was an attorney and TV commentator for CNN and Fox News

Died December 21, 1945, age 60, in Germany from injuries he received in a car accident 12 days earlier

Was a United States General in WWII; was portrayed by George C. Scott in the movie "Patton"

Died March 30, 2024, age 27, in a motorcycle accident in Los Angeles, California

Was an actor best known for starring in the television series “Gen V” and “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina”

Died September 27, 1998, age 23; he had been comatose for 4 years following a car accident near his home in Houston, Texas

Was an actor best known for the movie "Miles from Nowhere"

Died August 11, 1956, age 44, in a car accident near his home in the Hamptons, New York

Was an American abstract painter

Died August 15, 1935, age 35, in a plane crash near Point Barrow, Alaska in an aircraft he was piloting; famed actor and newspaper columnist Will Rogers also died in the crash

The plane was a hybrid he built himself using salvaged parts from two different Lockheed aircraft. Lockheed had refused to make the modifications on the grounds that the two parts were incompatible and therefore dangerous

Was the first pilot to fly solo around the world

Died December 10, 1967, age 26, in a plane crash in Lake Morona in Madison, Wisconsin; 4 members of the R&B group The Bar-Kays also died in the crash

Was an R&B singer best known for the song "Sitting on Dock of the Bay" for which he posthumously won two Grammy Awards

Died October 26, 2012, age 31, after being struck by a car while crossing the street near Lilburn, Georgia

Was a member of the girl group Blaque, whose debut album went platinum; also starred in the hit movie "Bring It On!" and the dance film "Honey"

Died March 19, 1982, age 25, in a plane crash in Leesburg, Florida

His tour bus driver was also a private pilot, but his pilot's license had expired. The bus driver took a friend's small private plane from a nearby airstrip and tried to buzz the tour bus as a prank. The plane clipped the bus, spiraled out of control, hit the home of the plane's owner, and burst into flames

Was an American heavy metal guitarist who played with Ozzy Osbourne, Black Oak Arkansas, and Quiet Riot, which he co-founded

Died June 1, 1998, age 45, in a single-car accident near Forest, Mississippi as he was driving home from his daughter's high school graduation

Was a championship wrestler professionally known as Junkyard Dog; was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2004

Died December 9, 2012, age 43, in a plane crash near Monterrey, Mexico

Was a Mexican-American actress and singer-songwriter

Died August 15, 1935, age 55, in a plane crash near Point Barrow, Alaska; famed aviator Wiley post was piloting the plane and also died in the crash

Was an American actor, humorist, and vaudeville performer; made 71 films and wrote more than 4000 newspaper columns

Died April 27, 2020, age 35, in a car accident in South Fulton, Georgia

She hit a right-side curb, crossed into the oncoming lane, and struck another vehicle head-on

Best known as Ms Minnie on the reality show "Little Women: Atlanta"

Died October 23, 1983, age 36, in a car accident in New Hope, Pennsylvania

The driver had accidentally plunged into a canal, and he and Savitch were trapped inside the car; they both drowned

Was a TV news anchor and broadcast journalist

Died May 1, 1994, age 34, when his race car hit a concrete wall during the San Marino Gran Prix in Imola, Italy

Was a Brazilian race car driver who won 41 Gran Prix races

Brazil declared 3 days of national mourning following his death. An estimated 3 million people lined the streets of his hometown of Sao Paolo when his coffin was carried into the city, purportedly the largest recorded gathering of mourners in modern times

Died February 11, 2015, age 73, in a car accident in New York City when the limousine he was in rear-ended a car at a stoplight

The driver of the limousine had 9 previous license suspensions in the previous 4 years

Was a TV correspondent for "CBS News" and "60 Minutes," and had received 27 Emmy Awards

Died September 26, 1937, age 43, in a car accident near Clarksdale, Mississippi

Was an American singer nicknamed "The Empress of the Blues;" was portrayed by Queen Latifah in a movie about her life, "Bessie"

Died August 25, 1985, age 13, in a plane crash in Auburn, Maine

Was an American child actress who became famous for writing a letter to Soviet leader Yuri Andropov during the Cold War

She was dubbed "America's Youngest Ambassador;" the Soviets issued a stamp in her name, named a mountain after her, and erected a statue of her in Moscow

Died October 25, 1999, age 42, in a plane crash in South Dakota

The cabin of the Learjet in which he was flying failed to pressurize on takeoff, and all 6 passengers immediately lost consciousness due to lack of oxygen; the plane continued to fly on autopilot for nearly 4 hours until it ran out of fuel and crashed in a field

Was an American pro golfer who won 11 PGA tours

Died May 14, 2022, age 46, when his car flipped over and hit an embankment in Queensland, Australia

Was an Australian cricketer and two-time World Cup winner

Died March 22, 1958, age 50, in a plane crash in New Mexico when his twin-engine Lockheed suffered engine failure

The plane was overloaded and was flying in icy weather

Was an American film producer best known for the movie "Around the World in 80 Days" which won an Academy Award for Best Picture

Was married to actress Elizabeth Taylor at the time of his death; had previously been married to actress Joan Blondell

Died September 3, 2001, age 27, in a car accident in California

The driver of the car survived, as did the other passenger, actress and model Angela Rockwood, but she became paralyzed from the neck down

Was an actress best known as the Yellow Power Ranger in the TV series "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers"; also appeared in the movie "The Crow: City of Angels"

Died February 3, 1959, age 17, in a plane crash near Mason City, Iowa; singer Buddy Holly and DJ/songwriter The Big Bopper also died in the crash

Was a singer and guitarist best known for the songs "La Bamba" and "Donna;" was posthumously inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

His life was portrayed in the biopic "La Bamba" starring Lou Diamond Phillips

Died October 20, 1977, age 29, in a plane crash outside of Gillsburg, Mississippi when the plane ran out of fuel

Bandmember Steve Gaines and backup singer Cassie Gaines also died in the crash, along with three others; the other 20 people on board survived

Was frontman for the band Lynyrd Skynyrd

Died August 27, 1990, age 35, in a helicopter crash in East Troy, Wisconsin

The copter collided into a nearby ski slope, killing all 5 occupants. The pilot was not licensed to fly solely by instruments, which was necessary given the foggy conditions

Was an American guitarist and singer-songwriter

Died November 30, 2013, age 40, in a car accident in Santa Clarita, California

The driver of the car was going 80-90 mph in a 45 mph zone when he lost control and hit a concrete lamp post (137 kph in a 72 kph zone); he also died in the crash

Was best known for co-starring in the "Fast and the Furious" movie franchise

Died September 4, 1991, age 58, 5 days after a car accident in Nashville, Tennessee

The driver of the car was speeding and had a blood alcohol level of .08; he pleaded no contest to reckless endangerment; he served no jail time

Was a Grammy Award-winning country music singer-songwriter

Died June 12, 2023, age 71, in a motorcycle accident near Dorset, Vermont when a car turned left in front of him

The driver of the car has been charged with “grossly negligent operation with death”

Was an actor best known for the films "Hair," "Prince of the City," "Once Upon a Time in America," and "Mulholland Falls"

Died February 23, 2015, age 34; was struck by a car while crossing the street in Los Angeles, California

Was an actor best known for appearing in the TV series "American Horror Story"

Died November 30, 1973, age 37, when the plane he was piloting developed electrical problems and crashed into a mountain in Los Angeles County, California

Was a singer and actor best known for the movie "Irma la Douce" and the TV show "Outlaws"

Died June 19, 2016, age 27, when his car rolled down his steep driveway and pinned him between a pillar and gate at his home in Los Angeles, California

Was a Russian-American actor best known for starring in three "Star Trek" films; was named one of People magazine's "100 Most Beautiful People in the World" in 2009