As much as Bette Davis and Joan Crawford disliked each other, they have to be posthumously snickering at Trog (Joan) and The Wicked Stepmother (Bette).
The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu, a gawdawful “comedy” starring Peter Sellers. Released a few weeks after Sellers’ death, and only a year after his Oscar-nominated performance in Being There, this shabby bit of celluloid was a low end to a great career.
One of the worst horror movies ever made… around 1970 or so. And it marked the last film appearance ever for two well-known actors: Lon Chaney Junior and J. Carroll Naish.
According to IMdB, Raul Julia was in Down Came a Blackbird, a cable film released in 1995. I think that’s his last role.
Also, Sellers died during the filming IIRC of Trail of the Pink Panther in 1982 (wasn’t that the one where they had to use a replacement for some scenes?).
There is an asterisk though, according to imdb.com he appeared a fairly well reviewed TV movie called Down Came a Blackbird which came out after Street Fighter. Can’t say which project he finished last…
No contest.
Bela Lugosi in Plan 9 From Outer Space.
Recognized as the worst film ever made.
Bela died during filming, so they used a stand in to finish.
It doesn’t get more ignoble.
Errol Flynn’s final movie was Cuban Rebel Girls (1959). In the movie (which also featured Flynn’s final girlfriend, 15-year-old Beverly Aadland) Flynn, playing himself, aids the rebels overthrowing the Batista regime. Yes! He helps Castro!