In Memoriam 2012: Notable passings in the world of entertainment
A look back at fallen stars Whitney Houston, Andy Griffith, Adam Yauch and more
From Whitney Houston to Phyllis Diller to "Dallas" star Larry Hagman, the world of entertainment lost its share of legends in 2012. As the year draws to a close, take a look back with us at some of the most notable artists who passed away over the last 12 months.
Scroll through the gallery below for a list of the music, TV and film talents who left us this year, then leave your own remembrances in the comments.
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December 31, 2012 at 9:42AM EST Reply to CommentNo Herbert Lom? The Guy was in Spartacus, Hammer's Phantom of the Opera, Mark Of the Devil, and The Dead Zone. But especially he was Chief Inspector Dreyfuss in the Pink Panther films.