All these years, in March, the British web portal Death fly publishes his famous and macabre list of the 50 famous men who will die before the end of December. This curious list is arranged in a manner of ranking and example of actors, models, politicians, scientists, artists and musicians all over the world are famously famous for their deaths appearing in the United Kingdom press. The year 2021, for example, reserves the place 41 for Raúl Castro.
According to the standards of its creators, only 25 of those that sobrevivieron to the macabra list of the year before can repeat. The calculation of the positions is based on the probabilities of the failure of each figure, bearing in mind the oath of allegiance that was passed.
The list of 2021 is as curious as the Duke of Edimburgo, esposo de Reina Isabel II de Gran Bretaña, appears for the second time consecutively in the first puesto, it is close to the 101 years and from 2019 it is maintained apart from public life.
This shortlist, which has been in existence since 1987, will be released in 2020 with 20 of the 50 candidates to die, representing its current record. Previously he was featured with figures like Hugo Chávez and Fidel Castro.
The ‘Deathlist’ of 2021 contemplates these characters in the following order:
Duque de Edimburgo, Betty White, Dick van Dick, Bob Dole, Emperador Akihito, Loretta Lynn, George Schultz, Rush Limbaugh, Murray Walkers, Ángela Lansbury, Bob Barker, Alan Greenspan, Henry Kissinger, June Brown, Jimmy Carter, Leslie Phillips, Jacques Delors, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, David Crosby, Prunella Scales, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, Tony Bennet, Rosalynn Carter, Dick Cheney, Reina Isabel II, Harry Belafonte, Bob Newhart, Jimmy Greaves, Barbara Walters, Papa Benedicto XVI, Imelda Marcos, Yoko, Walter Mondale, Linda Nolan, Joanne Woodward, Mel Brooks, Willie Nelson, Betty Boothroyd, Jean-Marie Le Pen, Sidney Poitier, Raúl Castro, Burt Bacharach, Leon Spinks, Frank Williams, Stanley Baxter, Bernard Cribbins, Vanessa Redgrave, Shane MacGowan , Shannen Doherty, Captain Tom Moore.