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When a celebrity dies, by sudden tragedy or through nature’s course, the public is commonly fascinated and demands to know every last detail.

Here are their final words…  Read on to find out the amazing last words of Steve Jobs, James Dean, John Lennon, Frank Sinatra, etc. Rest In Peace!

Frank SinatraAfter saying, “I’m losing it,”crooner Frank Sinatra died of a heart attack. The legend known as Ol’ Blue Eyes passed away in Los Angeles, California.

Elvis Presley

The superstar who was known as the "King" famously died on the toilet at his Graceland mansion. Allegedly, his last words were “I’m going to the bathroom to read” which was his way of saying; I'm going to take some drugs.

Steve JobsThe man responsible the iPhone and Macbook (and everything else Apple) famously said, “Oh wow. Oh wow. Oh wow” as he died from pancreatic cancer in 2011.

Winston Churchill

The British Prime Minister said, “Oh, I am so bored with it all,” perhaps referring to his illness. He then slipped into a coma and died nine days later.

John F. KennedyWhen a friend said, “you certainly cannot say that the people of Dallas haven’t given you a nice welcome, Mr. President,” JFK responded with his final words: “No, you certainly can’t.”

Jimmy Stewart

The actor was 89 when he died. His last words were “I’m going to be with Gloria now.” Gloria was his wife of 44 years, who had died three years prior.

Humphrey BogartHollywood film legend and husband to Lauren Bacall, Humphrey Bogart allegedly said, “Goodbye, kid. Hurry back” as she went to go pick up the kids.

Groucho Marx

“This is no way to live!” This was Groucho Marx’s final statement before dying in Los Angeles.  

John WayneWestern star John Wayne was with his wife as he died and said to her, “Of course I know who you are. You’re my girl. I love you.”

Donald O'Connor

O’Connor was a singer, dancer, and actor who once hosted the Academy Awards (in 1954). On his deathbed, he quipped “I’d like to thank the Academy for my lifetime achievement award that I will eventually get.”

Orson WellesThe prolific actor, director, writer, and producer left this message on a friend’s answering machine shortly before he died: “This is your friend. Don’t forget to tell me how your mother is.”

Errol Flynn

The dashing 1940’s and 50's actor said “I’ve had a hell of a lot of fun and I’ve enjoyed every minute of it,” right before he passed away from a massive heart attack in 1959.

Bob HopeEver the comedian, Bob Hope responded “Surprise me” when asked by his wife where he would like to be buried. He died in Los Angeles at the ripe old age of 100.

Bing CrosbyCrosby was advised to never play more than a 9-hole golf game by his physician. However, in 1977 he played 18 holes, and afterward said to his pals: “That was a great game of golf, fellas.” He then collapsed just 20 yards from the course’s clubhouse and died from a massive heart attack.

Eleanor Roosevelt

The former first lady said “Utter nonsense,” in response to a nurse who told her that she would only die when she had fulfilled everything God wanted her to.

John LennonAt the hospital after being shot by assassin Mark David Chapman, John Lennon was asked if he was John Lennon; he responded with, “Yes, I am.”

Michael JacksonHis death shocked the world, although his final words were simple…”More milk.” Milk is the nickname he gave the anesthetic Propofol, which is exactly what eventually took his life, through an overdose.

Charlie Chaplin

The funny-man actor, responded “Why not? After all, it belongs to him,” after a priest said “May the Lord have mercy on your soul” to him. Chaplin was hardly laid to rest in peace, as his body was eventually stolen and held ransom for $600,000.

Ernest HemingwayBefore the famed author of The Old Man and the Sea committed suicide, he reportedly told his wife, “Goodnight, my kitten.” He was 61 years old.

Alfred Hitchcock“One never knows the ending. One has to die to know exactly what happens after death, although Catholics have their hopes,” said the famous director before dying.

Joan Crawford

Known for her feisty spirit, Crawford went out in typical fiery fashion; she said, “Dammit! Don’t you dare ask God to help me!” as her housekeeper began to pray aloud, by her side.

James Dean

The heart-throb actor said “That guy’s gotta stop…He’ll see us.” This was said to his friend Rolf Wütherich, seconds before the car crash that ended Dean’s life. Wütherich had just told Dean to slow down.

Joe Di MaggioLike a line out of a Hollywood romance movie, DiMaggio said, “I’ll finally get to see Marilyn.” Marilyn Monroe had died previously, and was his first wife.

Whitney Houston

The super-star diva reportedly muttered, “I’m gonna go see Jesus, want to see Jesus,” as she took her final breaths in February of 2012.

Walt DisneyWalt Disney oddly wrote the name, “Kurt Russell” on a piece of paper right before he died of lung cancer in 1966. Talk about a lot of pressure for the-then child star who was working at Disney Studio. Kurt Russell confirmed the story on a TV show in April 2007, but does not know why Walt wrote his name.

Farrah FawcettFarrah Fawcett died On June 25, 2009, the same day as Michael Jackson, following a battle with cancer.  Farrah insisted on filming her struggles with cancer for the documentary, “Farrah’s Story.” At one point, Farrah began vomiting, and exclaimed to her friend Alana Stewart, “Why aren’t you filming this? This is what cancer is.”

Desi Arnaz

Lucille Ball’s “I Love Lucy” co-star (and real-life husband) Desi Arnaz said his last words to her: “I love you too, Honey. Good Luck with your show.”

Lucille BallAs the redheaded actress was dying, someone asked her if she wanted anything. “My Florida Water” was her reply. Florida Water is a citrus-scented, unisex cologne that dates back more than 200 years.

Ethel Barrymore

“Is everybody happy? I want everybody to be happy. I know I’m happy.” These words were spoken to her housekeeper Anna Albert just before Barrymore (Drew’s great-aunt)died in 1959 at the age of 79.

George Reeves“I’m tired. I’m going back to bed.”Television’s original Superman uttered these words to friends shortly before he committed suicide. The following year, he was awarded a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame on Hollywood Boulevard.

Edgar Allen PoeThe macabre writer of eerie works such as The Raven, Poe was found delirious on the streets of Baltimore in 1849. He died the next day, after uttering the words “Lord help my soul.”

HoudiniThe macabre writer of eerie works such as The Raven, Poe was found delirious on the streets of Baltimore in 1849. He died the next day, after uttering the words “Lord help my soul.”

Benjamin FranklinWhen the civic activist was on his deathbed, his daughter told him to switch to a more comfortable position to facilitate his breathing. His response was “A dying man can do nothing easy.”

Ludwig von BeethovenThe legendary German composer and pianist Ludwig von Beethoven addressed his gathered loved ones and said “Friends applaud, the comedy is over.” Quite an odd statement.

Marie Antoinette

Marie Antoinette uttered some very polite words before her death on the guillotine. She said “Pardonnez-moi, monsieur,” after accidentally stepping on her executioner’s foot. Translation: “Pardon me, sir, I meant not to do it.”

NostradamusThe seer reportedly said “Demain, au soleil levant je ne serais plus” to a friend at his bedside. This translates to “Tomorrow, at sunrise, I will be here no more.” Guess he was right about that one, too.