Queen Elizabeth, Britain’s longest-serving monarch, died at age 96. (File)
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From Queen Elizabeth II to the final Soviet chief Mikhail Gorbachev, listed below are among the most notable individuals who died in 2022.
January
6: SIDNEY POITIER, 94, American film star, the primary black man to win an Oscar in 1964
13: JEAN-JACQUES BEINEIX, 75, French director of iconic Nineteen Eighties movie “Betty Blue”
15: NINO CERRUTI, 91, Italian clothier
20: MARVIN LEE ADAY aka MEAT LOAF, 74, US rocker of “Bat out of Hell” fame
22: THICH NHAT HANH, 95, Vietnamese Buddhist monk who launched the West to mindfulness
23: THIERRY MUGLER, 73, French clothier
February
2: MONICA VITTI, 90, Italian main girl and muse of director Michelangelo Antonioni
6: LATA MANGESHKAR, 92: legendary Bollywood singer
10: LUC MONTAGNIER, 89, French scientist who gained Nobel medication prize for his co-discovery of the HIV virus
17: IVAN REITMAN, 75, director of “Ghostbusters”
March
4: SHANE WARNE, 52, Australian cricketer who was one of many recreation’s best-ever gamers
13: WILLIAM HURT, 71, American actor who gained an Oscar for “Kiss of the Spider Lady”
23: MADELEINE ALBRIGHT, 84, first feminine US secretary of state (1997-2001)
25: TAYLOR HAWKINS, 50, drummer of the choice US rock group Foo Fighters
April
6: VLADIMIR ZHIRINOVSKY, 75, Russian ultra-nationalist politician
3: MICHEL BOUQUET, 96, Celebrated French stage and display actor
Could
11: SHIREEN ABU AKLEH, 51, American-Palestinian Al Jazeera journalist killed throughout an Israeli military raid within the West Financial institution
19: VANGELIS (Evangelos Papathanassiou), 79, Greek composer of award-winning scores for “Chariots of Fireplace” and “Blade Runner”
26: RAY LIOTTA, 67, star of Martin Scorsese’s gangster traditional “Goodfellas”
26: ANDY FLETCHER, 60, founding member of British digital band Depeche Mode
30: BORIS PAHOR, 108, Slovenian writer who chronicled the horrors of Nazi focus camps and Italian fascism
June
14: AVRAHAM YEHOSHUA, 85, revered Israeli novelist who championed Palestinian rights
17: JEAN-LOUIS TRINTIGNANT, 91, French star of New Wave movies together with “A Man and a Lady”
22: YVES COPPENS, 87, French palaeontologist who co-discovered the well-known fossil “Lucy” in Ethiopia
27: LEONARDO DEL VECCHIO, 87, Italy’s second-richest man and eyewear magnate
July
3: PETER BROOK, 97, influential British theatre director famed for his radical stagings of Shakespeare
6: JAMES CAAN, 82, Hollywood star of “The Godfather” and “Distress”
8: SHINZO ABE, 67, Japan former premier, shot lifeless by a gunman at a marketing campaign rally
8: JOSE EDUARDO DOS SANTOS, 79, Angola’s long-time ruler
25: DAVID TRIMBLE, 77, politician and Nobel laureate, who gained for serving to to dealer 1998 peace deal in Northern Eire
27: JAMES LOVELOCK, 103, famed UK scientist behind Gaia idea, who predicted local weather change
30: NICHELLE NICHOLS, 89, groundbreaking black actress who starred in cult sci-fi collection “Star Trek”
31: BILL RUSSELL, 88, American NBA basketball participant and civil rights activist
August
5: ISSEY MIYAKE, 84, Japanese clothier who pioneered high-tech, snug vogue
8: OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN, 73, star of hit musical “Grease” alongside John Travolta
12: JEAN-JACQUES SEMPE, 89, French cartoonist, illustrator of “Le petit Nicolas”
12: ANNE HECHE, 53, US actress of “Donnie Brasco”
30: MIKHAIL GORBACHEV, 91, final Soviet chief, whose reforms and outreach to the West set in movement the collapse of the USSR
September
8: QUEEN ELIZABETH II, 96, Britain’s longest-serving monarch who reigned for 70 years
10: WILLIAM KLEIN, 96, American vogue and avenue life photographer
13: JEAN-LUC GODARD, 91, by assisted suicide. Director who pioneered the French New Wave
14: IRENE PAPAS, 93, Greek star of “Zorba the Greek”
22: HILARY MANTEL, 70, British novelist, twice winner of the Booker Prize for her historic fiction best-sellers
23: FARREL “PHAROAH” SANDERS: 81, US jazz saxophonist
26: YUSUF AL-QARADAWI, 96, outstanding Sunni scholar and non secular chief of Egypt’s outlawed Muslim Brotherhood motion
28: COOLIO (Artis Leon Ivey Jr.), 59, US “Gangsta’s Paradise” rapper
October
4: LORETTA LYNN: 90, American nation music titan
11: ANGELA LANSBURY, 96, cinema and tv star
14: ROBBIE COLTRANE, 72, Scottish actor who performed Hagrid within the Harry Potter movies
22: DIETRICH MATESCHITZ, 78, Austrian billionaire who based vitality drinks firm Pink Bull
25: PIERRE SOULAGES, 102, French summary artist who painted virtually completely in black
28: JERRY LEE LEWIS, 87, US Nineteen Fifties rock and roll star
November
9: GAL COSTA, 77, Brazilian singer, a key determine within the Nineteen Sixties Tropicalia scene
20: HEBE DE BONAFINI, 93, one of many founders of Argentina’s Moms of Plaza de Mayo anti-dictatorship protest group
30: JIANG ZEMIN, 96, Chinese language chief who took energy after the 1989 Tiananmen Sq. protests and oversaw a decade of breakneck development
30: CHRISTINE MCVIE, 79, singer-songwriter and keyboard participant with Seventies band Fleetwood Mac
December
11: ANGELO BADALAMENTI, who wrote the haunting theme music for David Lynch’s TV collection “Twin Peaks,” aged 85.
18: TERRY HALL, frontman of British ska band The Specials, on the age of 63.
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