Oliver Reed

Final film, "Gladiator"; had just about completed filming at time of death

Wrapped three movies: "Marco Polo" with Jack Palance and Christopher Lee; his fifth feature with Michael Winner, "Parting Shots" (cast included Diana Rigg, Ben Kingsley and Bob Hoskins); and Menahem Golan's "Louisa and Jackpot"

Portrayed Dolly Hopkins in "Funny Bones"

Last intallment of Lester's "Musketeer" series, "The Return of the Musketeers", went straight to video

Played Gregor Dunnegan in CBS miniseries "Return to Lonesome Dove"

Yet another turn for director Ken Russell, this time in the HBO movie "Prisoner of Honor"

Acted the part of Captain Billy Bones in Fraser C Heston's directorial debut, "Treasure Island" (TNT); Heston's father Charlton starred as Long John Silver

Presided over underworld domain as Vulcan in "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen"

Appeared as Martin Pinzon in CBS miniseries "Christopher Columbus"

Acted the title roles of perverse comedy "Dr Heckyl and Mr Hype"

Played Dr Hal Raglan in David Cronenberg's "The Brood"

Fourth film with Winner, the noir remake of "The Big Sleep"

Portrayed a comic swashbuckler in Lester's "The Royal Flash"

Reprised role of Athos for Lester's "The Four Musketeers"

Third feature with Russell, the Who's "Tommy", playing Frank Hobbs

First of four movies with Richard Lester, "The Three Musketeers", playing Athos

Reteamed with Russell for "The Devils"

Portrayed Gerald Crich in Ken Russell's adaptation of D.H. Lawrence's "Women in Love"

Delivered a memorable turn as Bill Sykes in Carol Reed's Oscar-winning musical "Oliver!"

Played title role in third film with Winner, "Hannibal Brooks"

Acted for director Ken Russell in "Dante's Inferno" episode of BBC series "Omnibus"

Reteamed with Winner for "I'll Never Forget What's 'Is Name"

Starred with Michael Crawford as upper class brothers putting everyone on and pulling off the perfect caper in Michael Winner's "The Jokers"

Played a sadistic and lecherous motorcycle gang leader in Joseph Losey's "The Damned" (released in the USA as "These Are the Damned" in 1965)

First starring role, "The Curse of the Werewolf"

First big break, terrifying children, in the BBC's kids series "The Golden Spur"

Served as Royal Army Medical Corpsman