industries, Hayward was honored in 1960 with two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 1500 and 1680 Vine Street, respectively.L.A. Times Hollywood Star Walk, Latimes.com; accessed 1 September 2017. Personal life Hayward married actress/director Ida Lupino on 17 November 1938 in a quiet civil ceremony held in the Santa Barbara courthouse. After he returned from the war, he was drastically different, which caused a strain in the marriage. They were divorced in 1945. He then met Peggy Morrow, and after dating for a while, they married on 29 May 1946. They divorced four years later on 13 March 1950. Hayward had one son, Dana (died 2007), with his third wife, June Hanson (died 1998). Death Louis Hayward died on 21 February 1985 at the age of 75 in Palm Springs, California from lung cancer. Hayward publicly stated that his more than five-decade-long habit of smoking three packs of cigarettes daily was the likely cause of his cancer. Selected filmographySelf Made Lady (1932) – Paul GenesteChelsea Life (1933) – David FennerThe Thirteenth Candle (1933) – Paul MarriottThe Man Outside (1933) – Frank ElfordSorrell and Son (1933) – DuncanI'll Stick to You (1933) – Ronnie MatthewsA Feather in Her Hat (1935) – Jack KerryThe Love Test (1935) – John GreggThe Flame Within (1935) – Richard OrlandAbsolute Quiet (1936) – Gregory BengardTrouble for Two (1936) – Young Man With Cream TartsAnthony Adverse (1936) – Denis MooreThe Luckiest Girl in the World (1936) – Anthony McClellanThe Woman I Love (1937) – Lt. Jean HerbillionMidnight Intruder (1938) – Barry GilbertCondemned Women (1938) – Dr. Philip DuncanThe Saint in New York (1938) – Simon Templar, aka The SaintThe Rage of Paris (1938) – Bill DuncanThe Duke of West Point (1938) – Steven EarleyThe Man in the Iron Mask (1939) – Louis XIV / Philippe of GasconyMy Son, My Son! (1940) – Oliver EssexDance, Girl, Dance (1940) – Jimmy HarrisThe Son of Monte Cristo (1940) – Edmund Dantes Jr.Ladies in Retirement (1941) – Albert FeatherAnd Then There Were None (1945) – Philip LombardYoung Widow (1946) – Lt. Jim CameronThe Strange Woman (1946) – Ephraim PosterThe Return of Monte Cristo (1946) –Edmond DantesRepeat Performance (1947) – Barney PageThe Black Arrow (1948) – Sir Richard SheltonRuthless (1948) – Vic LambdinWalk a Crooked Mile (1948) – Philip 'Scotty' GraysonThe Pirates of Capri (1949) – Count Amalfi, alias Captain SiroccoHouse by the River (1950) – Stephen ByrneFortunes of Captain