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Im a James Dean fan and I found the curse of James Dean, very interesting so I thought I'd put the link up so if you have never heard of the curse of James Dean have a look at the link I put up..Its completley true, unbelivable I know (you will understand what I mean after you have read it)

http://www.paralumun.com/ghostcurse.htm

Creepy. What's weird is that James Dean said of the other driver something like "He must be able to see us" just before the crash. Also his head was almost completely taken off.

James Dean had a thing on his car it said "slow down the person you kill could be me" I thought that was pretty ironic considering he died speeding.

Where do you think all these weird curse things start, because I always believe them. There's apparently a curse on Saturday Night Live:

John Belushi: Member of the original "Saturday Night Live" cast, 1975-79; manic energy provided some of the old show's best moments and characters. Died at age 33 on March 5, 1982 of a cocaine and heroin overdose.

Andy Kaufman: Although not an "SNL" cast member, he came to prominence on the show, making several memorable guest spots and appearing as a special guest (mouthing the Mighty Mouse theme) on the very first show. Died at age 35 on May 16, 1984 of cancer.

Gilda Radner: Member of the original "SNL" cast, 1975-80; the show's first female star, a fine mimic and a loving, gleeful spirit. Died at age 42 on May 20, 1989 of ovarian cancer.

Michael O'Donoghue: Wrote for the show from 1975-78, and again in the early 1980s; spoke the very first words in the first "SNL" sketch, teaching Belushi nonsense English phrases. Died at age 54 on November 8, 1994 of a brain hemorrhage.

Chris Farley: "SNL" cast member from 1990-95, specializing in high-energy characters. Like Belushi, died of a drug overdose, in Farley's case of cocaine and morphine. Died, like Belushi, at age 33 on December 18, 1997.

Phil Hartman: A member of the cast from 1986-94, giving him as long a stint with the show as any other cast member. A brilliant mimic, reliably and invaluably versatile. Died at age 49 on May 28, 1998, shot to death by his wife.

Danitra Vance: A member of the cast during the 1985-86 season; its first black woman member. Like many "SNL" stars, she had performed with Chicago's famous Second City troupe. After her season on "SNL," she appeared off-Broadway in "The Colored Museum" and "Spunk." Died on August 21, 1994 of cancer; she was 35.

Dan Aykroyd: Married Donna Dixon.

There's also supposed to have been a curse on The Exorcist.

More on the James Dean curse:

http://www.snopes.com/autos/cursed/spyder.asp

On my link it said he was killed instantly but in your link it said he died in the ambulance on the way to the hospital

I was stupid enough to get my ex boyfriends name tattoed (obviously he wasnt an ex at the time) I got it tatooed above my belly button..It says 'Dean' I was thinking of ways to get it covered up and I thought I could get James above it and under my belly button put his date of birth and when he died..James Dean would look better then just Dean..At least people would know who Im on about..I shouldnt of got the stupid thing done in the first place..

whoa, that's a spooky story do you think the car was cursed before Dean died in it or was it cursed because he died in it and his "vengeful spirit" was trapped somewhere inside the car?

I think it was more likely cursed after he died..I thought the part about the garage setting on fire and all the cars inside getting destroyed apart from James Deans car was spooky and when it says his car just vanished..strange .

yeah... very!

Likely he died instantly. The Hollywood Book of Death (yes, I own it and yes, I'm morbid) said his head was nearly taken completely off and they had a photo of his body being moved. Looked like he was completely covered, so he must have died instantly or shortly after the crash.

If he didnt die instantly then I'd be amazed..I mean who would survive without a head? It wouldnt happen.

You'd probably gargle and thrash a bit but that's not really alive. Then again your brain is not controlled by your heart so as long as blood was getting to his brain that organ wouldn't die.

i read somewhere that they did experiments on decapitated heads, like in france hundreds of years ago. apparantly the head would still open it's eyes after hearing it's name called up to ten minutes (or half an hour, cant remember, but it was aaaaages) after "death"

I've got a book that says about that It makes sense, the blood would still be reaching the brain so in theory it should work.