EVEN MORE ACTORS WHO DIED WHILE FILMING

TYRONE POWER

Hollywood icon Tyrone Power was filming the epic

"Solomon and Sheba" when he suffered a massive

heart attack on set during a fencing scene.

Power died on route to the hospital on March 15, 1958.

MICHAEL CONRAD

The Emmy-winning actor of "Hill Street Blues"

died from urethral cancer on November 22, 1983,

during the show's fourth season.

JIM DAVIS

Playing Jock Ewing, the patriarch of the

Ewing family on "Dallas," Jim Davis appeared

in 75 episodes during the show's first three seasons.

Davis died of a brain tumour on April 26, 1981,

while season three was still on the air.

His character later "died” in a helicopter crash

on an episode that aired in January 1982.

HEATHER O'ROURKE

Before post-production was completed on

"Poltergeist III," the horror trilogy's child star

Heather O'Rourke died on February 1, 1988,

from a cardiac arrest caused by septic shock

brought on by the intestinal stenosis.

NICHOLAS COLASANTO

John Colasanto died of a heart ailment on

February 12, 1985 while co-starring as "Coach"

on the hit NBC series "Cheers."

Colasanto's last episode was titled

“Cheerio, Cheers.”

JON-ERIK HEXUM

During a break from filming an episode of the TV show

"Cover Up," Jon-Erik Hexum shot himself in the head

with a .44 magnum handgun loaded with a blank round.

The actor died six days later on October 18, 1984,

his death was ruled accidental.

OWEN HART

WWF wrestler Owen Hart passed away on May 23, 1999,

during an Over the Edge a pay-per-view event.

Hart was performing a stunt involving a safety harness

that failed, causing the Canadian wrestler to fall 78 feet,

bouncing chest first off the top rope.

OLIVER REED

British actor Oliver Reed died in a Malta pub on May 2, 1999,

during production of Ridley Scott's Oscar-winning epic

"Gladiator." Reed suffered a heart attack and died after

reportedly consuming toxic amounts of alcohol.

His film scenes were later completed with the help of

CGI techniques and body doubles.