The Hollywood Reporter - 06.11.2019

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NOV. 7

Rebecca Eaton, 72

Joni Mitchell, 76

Morgan Spurlock, 49

NOV. 8

Richard Curtis, 63

John Musker, 66

Parker Posey, 51

Alfre Woodard, 67

NOV. 9

Bille August, 71

Fernando Meirelles, 64

NOV. 10

Zoey Deutch, 25 →

Roland Emmerich, 64

Tracy Morgan, 51

Ellen Pompeo, 50

Kiernan Shipka, 20

NOV. 11

Leonardo DiCaprio, 45

Calista Flockhart, 55

Demi Moore, 57

Stanley Tucci, 59

NOV. 12

Ryan Gosling, 39

Anne Hathaway, 37

Megan Mullally, 61

NOV. 13

Gerard Butler, 50

Whoopi Goldberg, 64

Jimmy Kimmel, 52

Chris Noth, 65

Birthdays

to Humanitarian
Service from FilmAid
International on
Nov. 6 in New York.

Deaths
Barry Frank, the
pioneering sports
programmer who
negotiated Olympic
TV deals and

represented John

Madden, Bob Costas

and Jim Nantz,

died Oct. 29 in San

Francisco. He was 87.

Ann Crumb, the

Broadway and

West End star of

Aspects of Love, The

Goodbye Girl and

Les Misérables, died

Oct. 31 of ovarian

cancer in Media,

Pennsylvania. She

was 69.

Braun

Brian Tarantina,

an actor on

The Marvelous Mrs.

Maisel and Gilmore

Girls, was found dead

Nov. 2 in his New

York apa r t ment. He

was 60.

Kelly C. Crabb, a

special counsel at the

sports and enter-

tainment law firm

Sheppard Mullin,

died Oct. 27 of natu-

ral causes in Alpine,

Utah. He was 72.

1 Adam Klein

and

Ellie Schiff

2 Sean

MacGregor

and Meg

McAlduff

3 Remi Nalea

McCormick

Slade

Bernard Slade, the

Oscar-nominated

writer who created

The Partridge Family

and wrote Same

Time, Next Year for

Broadway and the big

screen, died Oct. 30

in Beverly Hills from

complications of

Lewy body dementia.

He was 89.

John Witherspoon,

the comic actor who

starred in the Friday

films, died Oct. 29 in

Sherman Oaks. He

was 77.

Zev Braun, who

produced the

Vietnam-set CBS

drama To u r o f

Duty, died Oct. 17

in Los Angeles. He

was 90.