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On September 21, 1937, Perkins died of a heart attack in his bathtub shortly after playing in a performance of Susan and God. [6] Perkins was inducted, posthumously, into the American Theatre Hall of Fame in 1981.
Sep 14, 1992 · Anthony Perkins, whose performance in ``Psycho'' gave the silver screen one of its most memorable moments, died of AIDS complications, keeping his illness secret until the end. Perkins died Saturday at his Hollywood home with his wife and two sons by his bedside, said his publicist, Leslee Dart.
Sep 13, 1992 · Perkins, 60, died peacefully in his Hollywood home in the company of his wife, Berry Berenson Perkins, and two sons, Osgood, 18, and Elvis, 16, according to spokeswoman Leslee Dart.
Despite his status on Broadway, he was considered merely a character actor in Hollywood and died far too young of a heart attack at age 45. Born May 16, 1892 Died September 21, 1937 (45)
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Osgood Perkins, a leading actor of stage and screen, died of heart disease early today, three hours after the final curtain fell on the opening last night of "Susan and God," in which he was co...
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On September 21, 1937, Osgood Perkins died of a heart attack, just after the successful opening night of his newest play, Susan and God. His father's death caused Perkins to feel intense guilt. "I was horrified," he said years later. "I assumed that my wanting him to be dead had actually killed him. I prayed and prayed for my father to come back.
Died of a heart attack immediately following a road show performance of "Susan and God," starring Gertrude Lawrence in Washington D.C. Studied French at Harvard University. Had a penchant for playing mentally disturbed characters. Father-in-law of Berry Berenson. He was the son of Helen Virginia (Anthony) and Henry Phelps Perkins, Jr.
