Richard Widmark, who made an indelible screen debut in 1947 as a giggling, sadistic killer and later brought a sense of urban cynicism and unpredictability to his roles as a leading man, has died.

VIDEO: Richard Widmark, who earned a best supporting actor Oscar nomination for his first movie role in the 1947 gangster film "Kiss of Death," has died after a long illness. He was 93.

Richard Widmark, a self-effacing actor who played cackling maniacs, dedicated public servants and maverick leading men with equal distinction during a five-decade career in film and television ...

Richard Widmark, who made an indelible screen debut in 1947 as a giggling sadistic killer and later brought a sense of urban cynicism and unpredictability to his roles as a leading man, has died.

Richard Widmark, who made a ... In “Judgment at Nuremberg,” he joined the ensemble of one of the most important movies of 1961. War and Westerns kept him fairly busy for most of the decade, ...

Films celebrating Richard Widmark showcase his exceptional range. Subscribe. Log In. Minnesota News You Can Use. ... 1947 movie "Kiss of Death" with Victor Mature, right, and Richard Widmark, left.

The film world has lost one for its finest actors, Richard Widmark, who has taken his Final Taxi at the age of 93. I remember him for all of his gangster roles as he was typically cast as a villain ...

Richard Widmark (December 26, 1914 – March 24, 2008) was an American actor of films, stage, radio and television. He was nominated for an Academy Award ...

Richard Widmark began as a film-noir star, seemingly born to play psychotic killers and losers. He was so good at acting tough, even gangsters imitated him. But appearances can be deceptive. As he ...

It is a time-honored tradition in Hollywood that at a certain point of a movie star's career, they'll give an interview during which they'll reveal, "What I'd really like to do is direct." If what ...