List of celebrity deaths in 2010 is a round-up of celebrities who died in 2010. This celebrity death list was updated every time a notable celebrity met their death in 2010. The more recent deaths are listed at the top of this list. Celebrity deaths in 2010 includes dead writers, dead poets, dead celebrities, dead actors, dead actresses, and dead TV personalities. This famous deaths list has any notable deaths in 2010 as it happened. See also the 2012 Famous Deaths list and the 2011 celebrity deaths list as well as the more recent famous celebrity deaths 2013 and famous dead celebs 2014 for up to date celebrity deaths.
This list of 2010 famous deaths can be sorted by any column and the more recently deceased famous people can be found at the top. May they all rest in peace. This list allows you to remember the great talents that have passed in 2010.
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Andy Irons
Three-time world champion, Andy Irons was found dead in his hotel room in Dallas on November 2, 2010. He had reportedly been suffering from dengue fever, a viral diseases.
Blake Edwards
Died Dec 16th. Legendary comedy director. Oversaw the Pink Panther films.
Bob Feller
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band
Captain Beefheart, real name Don Van Vliet
Elizabeth Edwards
Breast Cancer
Irvin Kershner
Director of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, Robocop 2, Never Say Never Again and many other films. Died in his home November 28, 2010.
Leslie Nielsen
Famous for his dead pan delivery of incredibly absurd dialogue, Nielsen played Lt. Frank Drebin in the Naked Gun films and appeared in countless parody movies, including Airplane, his breakthrough role. Died November 28, 2010.
Teena Marie
Famous for the '80s song "Lover Girl"
James Wall
Best known for his role as Mr. Baxter on the kids' show Captain Kangaroo, TV star James Wall died in his sleep at the ripe old age of 92. He was a former vaudevillian and, following the end of his work on Captain Kangaroo, he continued to work as a stage manager at the CBS Broadcast Center in Manhattan.
Bernie Wilson
Baritone in Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes with Teddy Pendergrass.