He made one of cinema’s most unforgettable debuts — then spent 60 years proving he was so much more. �Richard Widmark’s first film role in 1947 stunned audiences. Playing a psychopathic killer in Kiss of Death, he shoved a wheelchair-bound woman down a staircase in a scene still chilling today. That single performance earned him an Oscar nomination and labeled him Hollywood’s ultimate villain. But Widmark wouldn’t be confined. Across six decades, he became one of America’s finest character actor