Jane Wyman

Obituary: Winner of an Oscar for a character unable to hear or speak, and first wife of Ronald Reagan.

Michel Serrault

Obituary: French comic actor who made his name in the 1970s film La Cage aux Folles.

Peter Hopkinson

Obituary: Idealistic and skilled cameraman at the heart of the British documentary genre. By Peter Hore.

Laszlo Kovacs

Obituary: Cinematographer with an eye for landscape in Easy Rider.

Gordon Scott

Obituary: He was the first Tarzan to be given a full speaking role.

Jean-Claude Brialy

Obituary: Prolific French actor and director whose influence spread from the New Wave.

Kei Kumai

Obituary: Japanese film director who won acclaim for confronting his country's history.

Jo Durden-Smith

Obituary: Documentary film-maker with his finger on the pulse of the 60s generation.

Curtis Harrington

Obituary: Director of Hollywood horror, sci-fi and comedy whose films became cult viewing.

Jack Valenti

Obituary: Aide to President Lyndon Johnson, he became a legendary Hollywood lobbyist.

Bruce Bennett

Obituary: Athlete chosen by the author to play Tarzan.

George Sewell

Obituary: An actor shaped by progressive theatre, but best known for strong, wry TV roles. By Philip Purser.

Luigi Comencini

Obituary: Italian film director adept at depicting children and parents.

Lynn Merrick

Obituary: B-movie star whose heyday was the 1940s.

Stuart Rosenberg

Obituary: Film director who brought out the best in Paul Newman