The penthouse apartment that William Holden was living in when he died. It didn't look like this, however. From Findadeath.com: In November of 1981, Holden was living in Santa Monica, California, on Ocean Avenue. He was partial owner of the building at #535. The Shorecliff Towers. Holden's apartment was on the fourth floor, number 43. He was notoriously private. Even neighbors of many years only received a quick nod from the grump. He also had the habit of disappearing for many days, without not

WILLIAM HOLDEN: A RENEWED LOOK AT A BRILLIANT BUT TROUBLED HOLLYWOOD ICON | His rise, his struggles, and the legacy he left behind. We revisit the life of William Holden — one of Hollywood’s most compelling talents, whose career shone brightly even as he battled deep personal struggles. From his breakout in Golden Boy (1939) to his sensitive performance in Our Town, Holden’s early years were marked by insecurity and the grief of losing his brother in World War II, a loss friends say he never emo