He rose from an immigrant family in Pittsburgh to become the trail-blazing leader of the 1960’s pop art movement.  Andy Warhol was on the cutting edge of everything – from painting to film, from sculpture to music – and images like his famed Campbell’s Soup Can helped define American popular culture. Yet even as a superstar, he remained an enigmatic and controversial figure. On February 22, 1987 the most famous living artist died unexpectedly in a New York hospital, at the age of 58.  Now renowned forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Hunter is reopening the case into Andy Warhol’s mysterious death. Next week… “Taxi” star, Jeff Conaway. Dr. Hunter reveals what killed the famed sitcom actor. We’ll drop a new Autopsy podcast every Wednesday. 
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The Last Hours Of... Andy Warhol

Autopsy: The Last Hours Of… is a series that reveals the truth behind the controversial deaths of global icons and people whose untimely deaths were surrounded by scandal and intense media attention. Fact and fiction are forever separated through reconstructions of their final hours using crucial medical evidence from the actual autopsies to explain how and why they died while interviews with friends and family shed light on the events that led to death—finally putting an end to the speculation. Hosted by Dr. Michael Hunter.

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Actress Elizabeth Montgomery became a household name as “Samantha,“ the nose-twitching witch in the TV series “Bewitched.” But after a successful career, Elizabeth died at the age of 64, after a short battle with colon cancer that should be easy to treat and prevent. 

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The Last Hours Of… Elizabeth Montgomery

Hollywood icon, Dennis Hopper, was known for his revolutionary road movie “Easy Rider.” But his rapid decline and death still remain mysterious. Forensic pathologist, Dr. Michael Hunter examines Dennis Hopper’s dramatic life and discovers a secret that Dennis kept from the world for over 10 years. 

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The Last Hours Of… Dennis Hopper

Grace Kelly, famed actress and the Princess of Monaco, died when the classic Rover P6 she was driving went off a mountain road above the French Riviera. Conspiracy theories about the cause dominated the news but the real cause of her death remained a mystery.  
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The Last Hours Of… Grace Kelly

On June 11th, 1979 the world was saddened by the news that screen legend, John Wayne had died. As Hollywood’s tough guy, his portrayal of men of strength and duty charmed audiences for over fifty years. But what exactly killed the man who seemed so invincible, on and off screen?
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The Last Hours Of…  John Wayne

On February 27th, 2015, Leonard Nimoy – the actor famed for bringing us the half-human, half-Vulcan character, Spock – died of COPD at the age of 83. Born in Boston’s West End to Russian Jewish emigres, 17-year-old Leonard went against his parents’ wishes, and pursued a career as an actor. Over the next 16 years, whilst supporting his young family, he became the ultimate bit-part actor, mostly playing the bad guys. And then came Star Trek. Driven to succeed, Leonard put everything he had into the character of Spock, and never stopped working for the next two decades - much to the detriment of his family and his health. COPD is known as a smoker’s disease, but smoking is by no means the only cause. And Dr Michael Hunter is using first-hand accounts of Leonard’s life to unpack the truth behind the character traits and lifestyle choices that ultimately caused the pop culture icon’s death.

The Last Hours Of... Andy Warhol

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