This page is dedicated to one of Hollywood’s most painful and often misunderstood subjects—the suicides that punctuated the industry’s history and exposed the profound human cost of fame, pressure, isolation, and silence. Behind the glamour, contracts, premieres, and carefully managed public images were men and women grappling with personal despair, mental illness, career collapse, financial ruin, or private grief that the studio system and gossip culture rarely acknowledged with compassion. These stories are approached here with restraint and respect, not sensationalism, seeking to understand the circumstances, cultural forces, and unanswered questions surrounding each death while honoring the individuals behind the headlines. In revisiting these tragedies, this page aims to replace rumor with context, myth with fact, and judgment with empathy—recognizing that Hollywood’s brightest lights sometimes cast the longest and darkest shadows.