Hartnell 1999

Updated for Burt Bacharach 3/50

Updated for Pervez Musharraf 2/50

2020 - Kobe Bryant 2021 - Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh 2022 - HM Queen Elizabeth II 2023 - Jimmy Carter 2024 - David Attenborough 2025 - Vladimir Putin 2026 - Joe Biden 2027 - Justin Bieber 2028 - Tina Turner 2029 - John Major

Ditto

Updated for Gianluca Vialli. 1 down, 49 to go

Well, looks like 2023 has got off to a good start.

Is it too late for me to post my 2023 Shadow List here? If not, here goes: 1. Rolf Harris 2. Gianluca Vialli 3. James Whale 4. Henry Kissinger 5. Bob Barker 6. June Spencer 7. Jimmy Carter 8. Nigel Starmer Smith 9. Glynis Johns 10. Roberta Flack 11. Alan Greenspan 12. Jonnie Irwin 13. Tony Bennett 14. Harry Belafonte 15. Joanne Woodward 16. Bobby Charlton 17. Rob Burrow 18. Dick Van Dyke 19. Linda Nolan 20. David Attenborough 21. Eva Marie Saint 22. William Russell 23. Rosalynn Carter 24. James Earl Jones 25. George Alagiah 26. Mel Brooks 27. Andy Taylor 28. Jacques Delors 29. David Graham 30. Yoko Ono 31. Cleo Laine 32. Gudrun Ure 33. Stanley Baxter 34. Noam Chomsky 35. Sandy Gall 36. Silvio Berlusconi 37. Liza Minnelli 38. Pervez Musharraf 39. Winnie Ewing 40. Bob Newhart 41. Norman Tebbit 42. Jean-Marie Le Pen 43. Burt Bacharach 44. Shannen Doherty 45. Ted Kaczynski 46. Douglas Hurd 47. Nigel Lawson 48. Rex Williams 49. Shane MacGowan 50. Vladimir Putin

Yes that of course makes sense. Couldn’t change it yesterday due to starting work 5 minutes after the news broke.

Barbara Walters now trumps Bernard Cribbins as the most significant miss of 2022.

January - Sidney Poitier February - Jamal Edwards March - Shane Warne April - June Brown May - Dennis Waterman June - Deborah James July - Shinzo Abe August - Olivia Newton John September - Queen Elizabeth II October - Angela Lansbury November - Leslie Phillips December - Pope Benedict XVI

If Pope Benedict XVI goes before Sunday, will he surpass Queen Elizabeth II as the most significant death of 2022?

My Deathlist predictions for 2023: 1. Pope Benedict XVI 2. Pele 3. Gianluca Vialli 4. Rolf Harris 5. James Whale 6. Henry Kissinger 7. Bob Barker 8. June Spencer 9. Jimmy Carter 10. Nigel Starmer-Smith 11. Glynis Johns 12. Roberta Flack 13. Alan Greenspan 14. Jonnie Irwin 15. Tony Bennett 16. Harry Belafonte 17. Joanne Woodward 18. Bobby Charlton 19. Rob Burrow 20. Dick Van Dyke 21. Linda Nolan 22. David Attenborough 23. Eva Marie Saint 24. William Russell 25. Rosalynn Carter 26. James Earl Jones 27. George Alagiah 28. Mel Brooks 29. Andy Taylor 30. Jacques Delors 31. David Graham 32. Yoko Ono 33. Cleo Laine 34. Gudrun Ure 35. Stanley Baxter 36. Noam Chomsky 37. Sandy Gall 38. Barbara Walters 39. Winnie Ewing 40. Bob Newhart 41. Norman Tebbit 42. Jean-Marie Le Pen 43. Burt Bacharach 44. Shannen Doherty 45. Ted Kaczynski 46. Douglas Hurd 47. Nigel Lawson 48. Rex Williams 49. Shane MacGowan 50. Vladimir Putin Colour key: Keep from 2022 Deathlist Returnee from older Deathlist Debut entry

Ahh yes I see the misunderstanding now. Taking my original example, somebody born in 1958 could also have died aged 58 in 2017, depending on the exact month they were born. I will change the opening post to take account of this.

Some more valid examples (taken from the QEII thread) Born in 1953, died at 53 (2007) - David Ervine, Steven Pimlott Born in 1954, died at 54 (2008-09) - Anthony Minghella, Ian Anderson, Michael Majerus Born in 1955, died at 55 (2010) - Peter Christopherson

This thread is to discuss any examples of deceased celebrities whose age at death is the same number as the last two digits of the year they were born, so for example anyone born in 1958 who died at the age of 58. I would be interested to find out how many examples there are. The criteria: - Candidates must be famous enough to be eligible for their own Wikipedia page - Anyone who died in 2023 or 2022 must have been born in 1961 (age 61) or 2011 (age 11) - Anyone who died in 2021 or 2020 must have been born in 1960 (age 60) or 2010 (age 10) - Anyone who died in 2019 or 2018 must have been born in 1959 (age 59) or 2009 (age 9) And so on, until the beginning of time… EDIT: Prince example removed since he died aged 57, not 58. SECOND EDIT: odd numbered years added to take into account people who died before their birthday that year.