All Obituaries articles
Michael Kenneth Williams, forever Omar in The Wire (1966-2021)
Remembering the career of Michael K. Williams, whose indelible turns in The Wire, The Sopranos and Boardwalk Empire were one of the glories of the golden age of television.
By Leila Latif
Nino Castelnuovo: remembering the Umbrellas of Cherbourg star (1936-2021)
By David Parkinson
Jean-Paul Belmondo: the face of the New Wave, the body of popular cinema (1933-2021)
By Ginette Vincendeau
Ned Beatty brought a spark to his character parts
By Tom Charity
RIP Monte Hellman, patron saint of obsessional cinephiles
By Brad Stevens
RIP Bertrand Tavernier, a stalwart of social-minded cinema
By David Thompson
Norman J. Warren: the gentleman of English exploitation
By Josephine Botting
In memory of Raymond Cauchetier: the man who photographed the French New Wave
By Jonathan Romney
Giuseppe Rotunno was one of the great Italian cinematographers
By Pasquale Iannone
Cicely Tyson put Black female pride on screen
By Alex Ramon
Joan Micklin Silver made her own film ground
By Carrie Rickey
A good bird: remembering Barbara Windsor
By Hannah Mackay
The departed: the filmmakers we lost in 2020
By Bob Mastrangelo
Sarah Maldoror was a trailblazer in anti-colonial cinema with an engagingly eclectic oeuvre
By Sukhdev Sandhu
Soumitra Chatterjee was Satyajit Ray’s bona fide Bengali
By Andrew Robinson
Rhonda Fleming, a star in black and white and Technicolor
By Pamela Hutchinson
Diana Rigg obituary: an independent, indefatigable star
By Josephine Botting
Jiří Menzel obituary: the last of the Czech New Wave greats
By Peter Hames