In a poignant tribute to television history, we remember the 35 beloved actors from the iconic show “Dallas,” who have passed away, leaving behind a legacy that shaped a generation of entertainment. From the ruthless JR Ewing, played masterfully by Larry Hagman, to the heartwarming Miss Ellie, portrayed by Barbara Bel Geddes, these stars captivated audiences from 1978 to 1991, weaving intricate tales of power, betrayal, and loyalty that still resonate today.

Larry Hagman, whose portrayal of JR Ewing became a cultural phenomenon, passed away on November 23, 2012, after a battle with health issues, including leukemia. His cunning and charisma defined the show, and his infamous “Who shot JR?” cliffhanger remains a landmark moment in television history. Similarly, Barbara Bel Geddes, who earned an Emmy for her role as the matriarch of the Ewing family, was a cornerstone of the show until her passing in 2005.

The list of lost talent also includes Jim Davis, who portrayed the strong patriarch Jock Ewing, and Ken Kercheval, known for his fierce rivalry with JR as Cliff Barnes. Both actors brought depth and intensity to their roles, contributing to the show’s dramatic allure.

As we reflect on their contributions, we also acknowledge the struggles they faced in their personal lives. Many battled serious health issues, from cancer to heart disease, yet their passion for acting shone through, leaving indelible marks on the hearts of fans.

This memorial serves as a reminder of the vibrant tapestry these actors wove within the “Dallas” saga, reminding us that while they may be gone, their performances continue to echo through the annals of television history. Their stories live on, captivating new generations and ensuring that the legacy of “Dallas” remains as powerful and relevant as ever.