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Gravestones in TV and films tend not to have full dates on them, unlike in real life. Presumably this, like so many other tropes, has to do the perception that, with movies being shown on TV and released on home video, they need to be "timeless" and not pinned to a specific date. This trope also applies to newspapers (on a larger scale). Examples of Dateless Grave include:

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  • Gravestones in TV and films tend not to have full dates on them, unlike in real life. Presumably this, like so many other tropes, has to do the perception that, with movies being shown on TV and released on home video, they need to be "timeless" and not pinned to a specific date. This trope also applies to newspapers (on a larger scale). Examples of Dateless Grave include:
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  • Gravestones in TV and films tend not to have full dates on them, unlike in real life. Presumably this, like so many other tropes, has to do the perception that, with movies being shown on TV and released on home video, they need to be "timeless" and not pinned to a specific date. This trope also applies to newspapers (on a larger scale). Examples of Dateless Grave include:
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