Aged 32
Famous people who died at 32
62 of the 11,867 best-known people in our data died aged 32, including Alexander the Great, Bruce Lee and Srinivasa Ramanujan.
- Alexander the GreatKing of Macedonia and conqueror of Achaemenid Persia · 356–323 BC
- Bruce LeeHong Kong–American martial artist and actor · 1940–1973
- Srinivasa RamanujanIndian mathematician · 1887–1920
- Ādi ShankaraAn Indian philosopher and theologian who consolidated the doctrine of Advaita Vedanta and revitalized Sanskrit scholasticism. · c. AD 788–820
- SpartacusThracian gladiator who led a slave uprising against the Roman Republic · c. 103–71 BC
- Richard III of EnglandKing of England from 1483 to 1485 · 1452–1485
- Mary II of EnglandQueen of England, Scotland, and Ireland from 1689 to 1694 · 1662–1695
- BoudicaQueen of the British Iceni tribe · c. AD 30–62
- Ibrahim I18th Sultan of the Ottoman Empire · 1615–1648
- Théodore GéricaultFrench painter · 1791–1824
- Brittany MurphyAmerican actress and singer · 1977–2009
- Étienne de La BoétieFrench judge, writer and philosopher · 1530–1563
- Nikolai OstrovskyUkrainian-Russian writer · 1904–1936
- Saint SebastianChristian saint and martyr · c. AD 255–287
- Lawrence of Rome ↗Christian saint, martyr and a deacon of Rome · AD 225–258
- Joseph I, Holy Roman Emperor ↗Emperor from 1705 till his death in 1711 · 1678–1711
- Aung San ↗Burmese revolutionary leader · 1915–1947
- Forugh Farrokhzad ↗Iranian poet · 1935–1967
- Louis the Stammerer ↗King of West Francia from 877 to 879 · AD 846–879
- Edred of England ↗King of England · c. AD 923–955
- John Bonham ↗English drummer · 1948–1980
- Joan I of Navarre ↗Queen regnant of Navarre and queen consort of France · 1273–1305
- Saint Roch ↗Christian saint · c. 1295–1327
- Jim Clark ↗British racecar driver · 1936–1968
- Karen Carpenter ↗American singer and drummer · 1950–1983
- Robert Enke ↗German footballer · 1977–2009
- Masato Kudō ↗Japanese football player · 1990–2022
- As-Saffah ↗First Abbasid · c. AD 722–754
- Cass Elliot ↗American singer · 1941–1974
- John Reed ↗American journalist, poet, and communist activist · 1887–1920
- Bahram V ↗The 15th Sassanid Emperor · c. AD 406–438
- Abbas II of Persia ↗The seventh Safavid king · 1633–1666
- Ahmad Shah Qajar ↗The seventh and last Shah of Iran Qajar · 1898–1930
- Brian Epstein ↗British personal manager and impresario · 1934–1967
- Attila József ↗Hungarian poet · 1905–1937
- Saint Wenceslaus I, Duke of Bohemia ↗Duke and saint · c. AD 903–935
- Bill Hicks ↗American comedian · 1961–1994
- Gilles Villeneuve ↗Canadian racing driver · 1950–1982
- Ghazan I ↗The seventh Ilkhan of Mongol Ilkhanate · 1271–1304
- Hernán Gaviria ↗Colombian association football player · 1969–2002
- Géza II of Hungary ↗King of Hungary and Croatia · c. 1130–1162
- Charles Rolls ↗Motoring and aviation pioneer, co-founder of Rolls-Royce · 1877–1910
- Johann Ludwig Burckhardt ↗Swiss traveller and writer · 1784–1817
- Keith Moon ↗English rock musician, drummer of The Who · 1946–1978
- Bruce McLaren ↗New Zealand racecar driver, designer and team owner · 1937–1970
- Hart Crane ↗American writer · 1899–1932
- John I of Castile and Leon ↗King of Castille and Leon · 1358–1390
- Wilhelm Müller ↗German poet · 1794–1827
- Hephaestion ↗Macedonian nobleman and general, best friend of Alexander the Great · c. 356–324 BC
- James Wolfe ↗British Army officer · 1727–1759
- Stephen V of Hungary ↗King of Hungary · 1239–1272
- Eleanor of Portugal, Holy Roman Empress ↗Consort of Frederick III · 1434–1467
- Hiba Abu Nada ↗Palestinian poet and novelist · 1991–2023
- Jalal ad-Din Mingburnu ↗Ruler of the Khwarazmian Empire · c. 1199–1231
- Ladislaus II of Hungary ↗King of Croatia and Hungary · c. 1131–1163
- Sweyn III of Denmark ↗King of Denmark · c. 1125–1157
- Archduchess Adelaide of Austria ↗Archduchess of Austria, queen consort of Sardinia · 1822–1855
- Carel Fabritius ↗Painter from the Northern Netherlands · 1622–1654
- Galeazzo Maria Sforza ↗Duke of Milan · 1444–1477
- Ibn al-Khattab ↗Saudi Arabian militant · 1969–2002
- Louise Élisabeth d'Orléans ↗Queen consort of Spain · 1709–1742
- Vasily Chapayev ↗Red Army commander · 1887–1919
"c." means only the years are known, so the age could be a year out. Dates are from Wikidata (CC0), last updated 22 October 2026.
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