Westlake
Undergoing revitalization, Westlake is a densely populated area centered on the historic MacArthur Park, with a lake and outdoor concerts. The iconic Westlake Theatre sign presides over discount stores and low-key Latin eateries, while hip galleries and bars have sprung up as artists move in. The Hayworth and Bootleg theaters show live acts, and Victorian homes line Bonnie Brae St., a former film-star enclave. ― Google
People died in Westlake (First 43 people) - Page 0
Antonio Lopez Guerrero
Football player
George C. Scott
American actor
Allyn Ferguson
American composer
Kathryn Joosten
American television actress
Nicolas Noxon
American filmmaker
Celeste Yarnall
American actress
Joe Wizan
Film producer
Sally Mansfield
American television actress
Michael Henry Wilson
Film director
Shelby Grant
American actress
Eddie Dean
American singer
Oleg Vidov
American actor
Carl Urbano
American animator
Karl Lukas
American film actor
Patsy Parsons
American character actress
Arch Oboler
American playwright
Armand Tanny
American bodybuilder
Smilin' Jack Smith
Crooner
Harold D. Schuster
American editor
Billy Consolo
Baseball player
Gary Wichard
Sports agent
Jerry Scoggins
American singer
Bob Sweeney
Ice hockey player
Dick Ross
Film producer
Harold Schuster
American editor
Lyle Waggoner
American actor
Joe Ruby
American animator
Irving Taylor
American composer
Hugh Hooker
Actor
Frank Pattee
American football player
Vern Bullough
American historian
J. D. Power
Businessperson
Edward Arnold Jr.
Actor ‧ Edward Arnold's son
Chris Bearde
Writer
Jay Richard Kennedy
Author
Eliza Ann Otis
American poet and journalist
Carolyn Bryant
Chuck Heaton
American columnist
Don Webster
Canadian television host
Jennifer Lyn Jackson
Model
Leroy Chollet
American basketball player
Ralph Perk
Former Mayor of Cleveland
