The first panda came to the United States in 1929 in the form of a corpse shot by Teddy Roosevelt's sons, Theodore Jr. and Kermit.
Notable for its gory corpse shots and its characters' superhuman powers of deduction, it has been blamed for giving jurors unrealistic expectations of forensic science, a legal phenomenon known as 'The CSI effect'.
Her work/life balance was an omnipresent story and "having it all" was shown mostly to be a farce — her "support network" following her father's death was another file of corpse shots and a large bottle of scotch.
When a man has lost the woman he loved, seen the near-annihilation of the human race, been stabbed to death, resurrected as a lumbering corpse and shot and killed again, where does he go next?
When he stumbles across a ring of decaying corpses and shot-up trucks and SUVs in the remote desert - the grisly remains of a drug deal gone sour - his callow young deputy remarks, plaintively: "It's a mess, ain't it, Sheriff?" And Ed Tom replies, tersely: "If it ain't, it'll do until the mess gets here".
The scenes featuring shots of beetles crawling out of corpses were shot and filmed using real insects as well as real actors.
In the letter, the trenches into which Jews' shot corpses will be thrown have already been dug.
Her portrait of the Leipzig burgomaster's daughter, who committed suicide as the Allies took the town, is essentially a corpse as fashion shot - statuesque, soigné and beautifully lit.
Or that from the youngsters who watched pigs devour corpses, then heard shots as soldiers killed the pigs ("But always they took the carcasses away. The stench was awful").
Corpses were dragged from shot-up cars and displayed on the tarmac.
