The Locked Private Grave of Humphrey Bogart Revealed | Ghostly Voice Captured on Camera?
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Humphrey DeForest Bogart (/ˈboʊɡɑːrt/; December 25, 1899 - January 14, 1957), nicknamed Bogie, was an American film and stage actor. His performances in Classical Hollywood cinema films made him an American cultural icon. In 1999, the American Film Institute selected Bogart as the greatest male star of classic American cinema.
Bogart began acting in Broadway shows, beginning his career in motion pictures with Up the River (1930) for Fox and appeared in supporting roles for the next decade, regularly portraying gangsters. He was praised for his work as Duke Mantee in The Petrified Forest (1936), but remained cast secondary to other actors at Warner Bros. who received leading roles. Bogart also received positive reviews for his performance as gangster Hugh "Baby Face" Martin, in Dead End (1937), directed by William Wyler.
His breakthrough from supporting roles to stardom was set in motion with High Sierra (1941) and catapulted in The Maltese Falcon (1941), considered one of the first great noir films. Bogart's private detectives, Sam Spade (in The Maltese Falcon) and Philip Marlowe (in 1946's The Big Sleep), became the models for detectives in other noir films. His most significant romantic lead role was with Ingrid Bergman in Casablanca (1942), which earned him his first nomination for the Academy Award for Best Actor. Forty-four-year-old Bogart and 19-year-old Lauren Bacall fell in love during filming of To Have and Have Not (1944). In 1945, a few months after principal photography for The Big Sleep, their second film together, he divorced his third wife and married Bacall. After their marriage, they played each other's love interest in the mystery thrillers Dark Passage (1947) and Key Largo (1948).
Bogart's performances in The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948) and In a Lonely Place (1950) are now considered among his best, although they were not recognized as such when the films were released. He reprised those unsettled, unstable characters as a World War II naval-vessel commander in The Caine Mutiny (1954), which was a critical and commercial hit and earned him another Best Actor nomination. He won the Academy Award for Best Actor for his portrayal of a cantankerous river steam launch skipper opposite Katharine Hepburn's missionary in the World War I African adventure The African Queen (1951). Other significant roles in his later years included The Barefoot Contessa (1954) with Ava Gardner and his on-screen competition with William Holden for Audrey Hepburn in Sabrina (1954).
A heavy smoker and drinker, Bogart had developed esophageal cancer. He did not talk about his health and visited a doctor in January 1956 after considerable persuasion from Bacall. The disease worsened and several weeks later, on March 1, Bogart had surgery to remove his esophagus, two lymph nodes and a rib. The surgery was unsuccessful, and chemotherapy followed. He had additional surgery in November 1956, when the cancer had metastasized. Although he became too weak to walk up and down stairs, he joked despite the pain: "Put me in the dumbwaiter and I'll ride down to the first floor in style." It was then altered to accommodate his wheelchair.
Bogart lapsed into a coma and died the following day, 20 days after his 57th birthday; at the time of his death he weighed only 80 pounds (36 kg). A simple funeral was held at All Saints Episcopal Church, with music by Bogart's favorite composers: Johann Sebastian Bach and Claude Debussy. In attendance were some of Hollywood's biggest stars, including Hepburn, Tracy, Judy Garland, David Niven, Ronald Reagan, James Mason, Bette Davis, Danny Kaye, Joan Fontaine, Marlene Dietrich, James Cagney, Errol Flynn, Edward G. Robinson, Gregory Peck, Gary Cooper, Billy Wilder, and studio head Jack L. Warner.
Bogart was cremated, and his ashes were interred in Forest Lawn Memorial Park's Columbarium of Eternal Light in its Garden of Memory in Glendale, California. He was buried with a small, gold whistle that had been part of a charm bracelet he had given to Bacall before they married. On it was inscribed, "If you want anything, just whistle." This alluded to a scene in To Have and Have Not when Bacall's character says to Bogart shortly after their first meeting, "You know how to whistle, don't you, Steve? You just put your lips together and blow." 
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Where's the ghost voice?
I don’t believe it’s an actual ghost voice but I know people will hear it and think it is . It’s creepy tho! Just after we enter the locked part
I heard something like "here we are".
@@Cinnamun52 I never heard it but have now! Thanks for telling us!
@@janadeubner9883 hi Jana it wasn't right at 5:32 but a little after...
@@SCOTTONTAPE his soul his energy might be strong...
I have always thought he was so handsome and a great actor. That voice and his mannerisms are one of a kind. RIP BOGEY
That’s how my pops died, Esophageal cancer he was just 50 horrible death, Humphrey was a true gent and actor. Great content again Scott 🇨🇦
I believe Lauren Bacall, his wife is also buried in the same private lot. I met her in 1994 at Mirvish books in Toronto (book signing) Was amazing to be in the same room.
Wow! Was she a nice person?
@@janadeubner9883 I knew someone who also saw her at Mirvish book store She said she was really nice
@@janadeubner9883 My impression was yes. The nature of the evening was to form a line which angled around the corners of the store, (Mirvish books was in an old house, so not massive) so that you can simply watch Lauren as she signs books and says hello to each person. On entry they took down everyones name, presumably at her request so that she could greet each person with their name which i though was friendly. I was there probably an hour and got to say hi, and even had a glance back on leaving which she acknowledged. I know she was a big art lover. Big fan of Henry Moores work, and i was surprised to learn not so long back that she lived at the Dakota Building NYC in a large suite facing the park, since the 1950s. So one of the longest residents there. - On a tangent. My old neighbour in London UK told me in 1999 that she met Ingrid Bergman in Battersea park back in the 70s and signed a matchbox for her. Turns out that Ingrid did indeed live opposite the park across the river at that time. and would often walk around, and all over London.
Yes, Lauren Becall is interred with him.
He was an amazing man and actor. There are very few that have been granted entrance into that special area and you are in a very small percentage your channel excellent you go over and beyond, I have never seen this area and I am fortunate you gave me the tour. Wow.
You’re welcome Harolyn!
@@SCOTTONTAPE I have really seen quality and the respect you give those at rest, I cry, you are a kind soul, the world needs more people like you my friend, God go with you on your travels
Who designed this? Never seen this part of Forrest Lawn. This is such a lovely spot so very private , so peaceful & respectful. Thank you Scott for sharing this with all of us here..
BOGEY WAS AND IS THE G.O.A.T. MY ALL TIME FAVORITE ACTOR!!! AND A GENUINE GENTLEMAN!!! CASABLANCA MY ALL TIME FAVORITE MOVIE!!! 🙏💛🙏💛🙏💛🙏 REST IN PEACE SIR!!! THIS IS A BLESSING!!!💛💛💛
@@sonyatiscareno2995 ya Casablanca still my favorite, I liked him in the African queen.
I'm so glad Steve put you in touch with Craig he's amazing and the video as always is superb
Humphrey, I hope you didn't mind the visitors, thank you for having us. You are gone but never forgotten.
Loved this. What a nice respectful visit. Bogart was huge and would still make it in today's Hollywood. Anybody else notice a resemblance between Craig and his aunt Gloria? So cool that have that history in this tour. Fascinating how people are really separated by so few. Thank you, Scott.
OMG Scott! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I was not expecting a video! I only asked for a picture of his star! Bogart is my favorite actor and I remember telling you that you reminded me of him. You said that your grandmother and mother told you the same thing. I showed you my collection of his movies and the many books I have read on him. I think Bacall is finally buried with him and wondered if her name was added but you showed it wasn't. I am wowed! I love you so much!!
I have always thought that he has a Bogart-ness to him, as well. 😻
@@keithhavens6566 More than that Keith, he has blown my mind!
So true Jana. I definitely see that in Scott! I'm glad he finally did this video!
Jana, when I was first reading your comment, I thought huh, Scott reminds you of Bogie??? But, yes, he does have the look! I have been enlightened LOL! TY for asking Scott to visit his resting place and TY to Scott for making your request come true!
@@sadiebeast97 You are very welcome! I was very shocked not expecting a video!
"Here's looking at you Kid"....such an iconic line from a movie that even if you've seen it twenty times, it's never enough.
"We'll always have Paris"
@@juancervantes4085 you've seen it too
Love this movie! So many one- liners! My favorite is "I'm a drunkard!"
I always thought the Caine Mutiny was his best work. The way he came apart on the stand while being questioned. Incredible acting skill.
Gloria Talbott was a super popular actress in the 1950s and 1960s. She was in lots of television shows and film. She was kind of the face of that era.
What a beautiful area of that cemetery. So peaceful. Ty for taking us on this journey Scott. As always, you are very respectful. Great video.
The Caine Mutiny. In the 1950s, in contrast to his 1940s detective movies. It shows what a range he could portray in acting. Of course, the script writing was very good, with great performances by the supporting cast members.
I believe Bogart in 1950s was trying to get away from his 1940s movie persona: world-weary cynical anti-hero who doesn't want to stick his neck out but winds up doing it anyway in the end despite himself.(Casablanca, Key Largo, etc.)
Thus we get Charlie Allnut of the African Queen, Lt. Cmdr. Queeg of the Cane Mutiny, and Linus Larrabee of Sabrina, all departures from Bogart's cynical hero persona he perfected in the 1940s.
Wow! You, Steve, and Craig for sharing access to this private area of the Forest Lawn Glendale cemetery with us! I never dreamed that I would ever get to see Mary Pickford’s gravesite let alone Humphrey Bogart and Earl Carroll’s gravesites! The statuary in there is phenomenal! Gorgeous! Thank you to Craig (Keeper of the Golden Key) for the tour.
I certainly hope your guide for today didn't get himself in any sort of trouble by showing you private and off limits area to the general public. I'm a big fan of Bogart's amazing body of work.
They probably enjoyed the company,you know after many decades, everyone who had access dies ,and nobody comes after a while sad but true.
Another one of the greats that will never be replaced. Oh how so many have passed on.
Scott, thank you for giving us a glimpse of what we otherwise would not have seen. May God bless you in abundance 💕🙏🏻
So incredibly sweet, Scott, to do this piece for your fan (Jana). You are truly a “nice guy”. Like I’ve said no other content creator like you.
Definitely one of my favorite "Golden Age of Hollywood" actors! Fave movie of his is "Sabrina". He and Audrey Hepburn just had that onscreen chemistry. Thank you for covering Bogie's grave. Here's lookin' at you, Scott. ☺️
I enjoyed Sabrina also. Boggy played the part so well. So dark in a way that love eluded him while chasing wealth and corporate success. He only stayed in Paris for an hour to change planes because the city was about love which he knew little about.
He didn't like that movie and said Audrey and the others treated him bad on set...(reading about it long ago) I believe he was starting to feel sick then to.
My favorite is Sabrina too.
Watching from Australia and I’m amazed at how much love and respect is shown in maintaining the ground - just amazing
I don’t know much about Bogart, but thank you and Craig for making it possible for us to see areas that are usually off limits for the general public. I also love the way you are always very respectful and providing some background information on people not everyone of us may be too familiar with, thus keeping their memory alive. On a different, off-topic note, I love the blue skies in your videos, the way they should be. In Europe, there are so many chemtrails in the skies every day, it’s almost become a luxury to be able to see a naturally blue sky with natural clouds the way we remember them from our childhood days. So beautiful. Thank you for another great video, I enjoyed watching it.
Thank you so much! I love a good blue sky in the background
I liked the fact that you did a video on someone you'd least expect. Which is one of the reasons why I've always liked your channel
Thank you Craig! We love Scott and were so glad we get to see Mr. Bogart!
Right on, Janna, great choice!!
So nice of that gentleman to have showed you around!
A very respectful vlog, Scott!!! ❤️
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He Scott, thanks for the shout out! Wish I could have been with you guys.🙂Watching this was like deja vu. Glad you visited his star too!
Hi Steve!
Such a small spot for such a famous man. I'm always struck by niches and their size. We can be reduced to such a little amount physically. Very cool how you get into special places.
And according to Lauren Bacall's first book, this niche is a family sized one! I suspect she is buried inside with her Bogie.
@Max Powers He was cremated
@@janadeubner9883 Don't like cremations myself. They reduce the person to nothing.
@@wolfieears1984 (pssst... what makes us 'us' isn't there. If you believe, our body-less souls sleep until Jesus returns in the final resurrection to usher in Judgement Day; then we are reunited with our pristine and glorified bodies regardless of its condition at our departure.) (Hope I haven't offended you, or anyone reading this, as it's not my intention.)
@@shannon3n8 I respect your belief but I don't share it.
Lauren Bacall's book 'By Myself' is a great read I highly recommend. It belonged to my Mother who was almost a walking encyclopedia on film history! Amongst many others she also had a book about Peter Lawford, who came to mind when you were talking about the Rat Pack.
Thank you for another awesome tour, Scott!! Shout out to Craig for allowing you to share with us Bogie's final resting place. ❤️
Loved Humphrey Bogart, he was a great actor. Love all his films. That's so nice of the Craig guy to let you in to see Humphrey Bogart's Grave. Awesome video, thanks for doing this Scott. RIP Humphrey Bogart 🙏🕊️
Thank you Scott for this video: Bogart is one of my favorite actors. No one will ever be like him!
That is a gorgeous section of the cemetery. I don't think anyone who has a RUclips channel has been in that section to record old Hollywood!!! I love old Hollywood. It was such an interesting time in movie history. So much different than today. I think movie stars were far more respected back then. There wasn't all the crazy obsessive behavior we have now days!
Thank you for taking us to see Humphrey Bogart's final resting place. It's gorgeous there!
Jill Gross
You’re welcome and thank you for watching Jill!
What a beautiful resting place. If this was his wishes, he, or family chose well. I just hope that decades after decades! His resting place is always preserved.
Wow - you outdid yourself here, my friend. Some of the most famous early Hollywood folk here. This is where I'd want to visit. Absolutely beautiful. And Bogart is still one of my favourite actors. Never get tired of his films. Thank you so much for this video. You're one of a kind. Splendid job...as always. Til next time - take care.
Wow Scotty you did it again. You fulfilled my Dad’s dream (he passed away in 1972) by taking me with you to see Humphrey Bogart’s resting place. My Dad’s favourite actor was Humphrey Bogart and I know Dad loved his movies. All I remember while growing up was the name Humphrey Bogart over and over again not knowing who or what that meant. I grew up and my Dad told me about Humphrey Bogart being his favourite actor and there was no one like him. Full of class and the way he spoke. I did fulfil some of Dad’s dream when I visited LA. Checked out Humphrey Bogart’s star and also took a photo of myself placing my hands in his handprints at the Chinese theatre. I have the photo somewhere. I have watched some of his movies. Quite intense and serious but cool. Thank Scotty for bringing back beautiful memories of my Dad Stanley Kenneth Smith and Humphrey Bogart. As always lots of love from your family Downunder. ❤️🤗✌🏼💕
Hi Karen...my father's favorite actor was Humphrey Bogart too. He always said Humphrey was a sharp dresser..and a man's man. My father is gone too and sure he would have loved to see Bogeys resting place.
@@saralopez9965 Hi Sarah. Nice to meet you. Just wanted to tell you my Dad said exactly the same thing too. Brought those words back to my memory as soon as I read your words. Thank you. Both our Dads are gone but we have not forgotten them and their stories. Take care. Love from Australia. 🌹❤️
You are right Scott. Steve has a great channel. Your channel, Steve, Jordan the Lion, Carpetbagger, Grimmlife and Dearly Departed are my favorite vloggers.
Hey Scott. I live in Jupiter, FL where Burt Reynolds had a home and subsequently died. I actually live next door to the hospital where he died. He was our neighbor growing up and was a friend of my dad’s and we all knew him. There’s some great filming locations here in Jupiter relating to Burt. Parts of the cannonball run where filmed here, the former site of his museum, a park dedicated to him, his home and the place where he passed are all here. Could be a great video for you to make for you Burt fans.
These graveyard visits are so peaceful & calming.
You are pure class Scott,the respect and love you show the departed are a most welcome change in this world
👋 Scott Humphrey Bogart was one of the best actors in his own right may he rest in peace 🙏😇🌹✌️
You are keeping them all alive in our hearts 😢
LOVED Bogart! He did so many great movies, but my favorite role for him was in Sabrina.... I watch it at least once a week! Such a wonderful movie.
How beautiful!!!! Thank you for the tour and showing us around. What a peaceful and serene area, breathtaking!! Thank you Scott for another wonderful day!!!
What a beautiful spot. The statues are amazing! Thanks for showing us around Scott. Another great, respectful vid. ✌🏼
I can't get over how stunning the cemeteries are over there! We have nothing as beautiful as that here in New Zealand.
This is not the norm. This is a very expensive, well known cemetery in the LA area. Many famous people are buried or interred here.
Thank you Scott and Craig. Beautiful setting.
Scott coming in hot with his VIP status. I appreciate this video, make me re-think on potentially being buried or housed in one of those chamber.
Extraordinarily beautiful resting place, well cared for and so private. I never realized how young he died. 57 looks so different now than it looked back then. Old souls.
No matter what you're covering, whether it be True Crime, Film Locations or videos such as these in remembrance of those that have left us with memories until we join them someday, you handle yourself accordingly Scott. Your professionalism stands out and don't change a thing buddy. Great job once again. 👍
WOW! What a great video and story glad you were able to get access to this special place thanks for taking us along with you guys! Have a great day and be blessed!
That was fantastic Scott....thanks for sharing what most of us would never be able to see! Thank your new friend Craig there for us for giving you access. Good job Scott....good job Craig !
Brother Scott, is possible to do a video on Canada's own Yvonne De Carlo?
Humphrey Bogart was in the U.S. Navy during WW1.
How beautiful is that❤
Thank you for sharing. Most people wouldn't be able to go the places you go. It's very interesting all the tid bits you have for all the people you visit in their resting place.
Beautiful Scott!! One of the best actors ever! Thank you. Definitely a great tribute and interesting upload.
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Favorite movies- Casablanca and The African Queen.
Brilliant Scott. You cover well known faces which I never seen others do before. I even made a list of all the places I wanna visit when I'm in LA because you even showed us amazing places which I didn't even know existed in these death places and only yesterday I was watching some of your old videos too. I saved some on my favourite list.
Wow Pickfords grave. How awesome is that.
Lauren Bacall’s ashes were interred with Humphrey, but still remain unmarked.
Great vid, Humphrey was one of the classics of the golden era of Hollywood
I can't wait to start visiting some of the cemeteries in the States. They all look so beautiful. Fab vid Scott as usual 👍👏
WOW that was very cool to have the chance to see Scott! Thanks!
Thank you both for the tour. It was very nice of you both to share this with us.
Beautiful cemetary. Beautiful video. Thank you for showing Scott 💞
Hi Scott on tape. What a nice vlog. Great 2 have people like Greg in this world. How cool that his aunt not only acted in a film but actually knew Humphrey Bogart. Thank you 4 taking us along. Have a blessed night & Labor Day tomorrow. Peace!💕🙏🏼✌🏽
I love how well kept and how peacefull these cemetrys are
Awesome video. I had trouble hearing him though even with the volume cranked up. But an amazing place to see, no question about it. What a privillage. Thank you.
Much love Scott! Keep the vids coming💙
You did a amazing job on this video as you always do.....sending you lots of love and blessings from Dallas TX❤👍
Cool video. Keep up the great work!
06:55 Among the many Firsts of Mary Pickford ... I believe she was the First Resident of Beverly Hills ... Fairly impressive ...
12:25 Craig's Aunt Gloria Talbott was Great in We're No Angels (1955) ... I love that movie ... It is a Nonlinear Christmas Movie ... She also starred in All That Heaven Allows (1955) ... Another strange but Great movie ...
Bogart is at the Top of my List ... This was very very interesting ... Thanks ...
Amazing video. I remember the guy who had surgery to look like Mr. Bogart. Growing up I watched all the old movies. Such a great tour of a secretive place. The Golden key...very cool.✌️
Good stuff... The sculpture at the gate to the private garden was amazing...I heard something that sounded like a voice but it's very faint... Thanks for sharing!!!
Hi Scott! I absolutely love watching your videos you are simply the best Scott thank you for all you do 💯💯💞
Thanks for that. HB has always been my favorite actor, in fact, I was searching for one of his movies to watch when I came across this video. Thanks again.
Another great tour, Scott...thanks!
Craig is such a lovely man , I love these videos showing us very private graves thank you Scott and Craig
One of first biographies I read as young adult. Loved it
What a treat!! Thank you so much.
One of the best actors ever! The legend 💙HB
It's a shame your pal speaks so quietly. Thanks for repeating what he said before you answered him mostly. Thabks as always
Loved the music to the video, both went well ❤, thank you Scott, for all the hard work you do for us the subs.
Thanks scott ! Enjoyed this! ✌
Thank you for sharing this. I've been wanting to get in there. That area is such a beauitul spot. Thank you to the person who allowed you in!
Fascinating and beautiful video although I find it sad that Olive Thomas is alone in a crypt while her widower Jack is with his sister Mary. I am a silent film fan.
Loved this so cool you got to see Bogart's grave, beautiful area in the cemetery. The music and clips were perfect. I'm a new subscriber, love your work Scott!❤
I really really enjoy his Movies 🎬 ❤⚘
An he passed away the year I was born,,Wow🌻..Rest In Paradise 🙌🏾
Glad your footage is better quality with 1080p HDR. Any plans in the future to record in 4k? Thanks again for the uploads.
Hey thank you . Probably not tho as it takes triple the time to upload and I’ve had viewers say to me they aren’t able to see some of the ones I filmed in 4k
With the average size of a PC or tablet/smart phone. 1080 HD is excellent.-
great job scott , to see the final resting place of my late fathers fav actor was just class , thank you so much
Casablanca is one of my favourite films (after The Wizard of Oz and Some Like it Hot). IT's was amazing to see one of the private areas. RIP Humphrey Bogart.. here's looking at you kid,
Suprised how small Bogart's grave was considering Bacall was loaded (26.6 mil). Her apt in the Dakota was PLUSH ! His death was a long lingering one where he used to be lowered by a dumb waiter down to see his org rat pack buddies. The original members included Errol Flynn, Nat King Cole, Mickey Rooney, Jerry Lewis and Cesar Romero. Also thanks for showing Pickford's grave. She is forgotten in Hollywood now but was a major player in her day. She was the first to hold out for a major contract then co-founded United Artists with Fairbanks, Chaplin,, and Griffith. Sadly, she died an alcoholic and a recluse. Her adopted children called her "too self-absorbed". Thanks for the great vlog. keep up the good work.....
Casablanca is one of my favorites! Of course so is Bogey thank you, Scott!!
Great video. Love the old movies. And that evp you caught wow gave me goosebumps! That is amazing!
Thank you Scott! This was fascinating. 👍 ❤️
Great video Scott i really enjoyed it this was fun to eatch.
Some of the original Rat Pack members were Judy Garland, Errol Flinn, Nat King Cole and Mickey Rooney. One of my all time favourite actors. Does Craig happen to know if Lauren Bacall’s ashes are at Forest Lawn? There was a rumour that her ashes were going to be with Bogarts. Another fantastic Vlog Scott!!
I looked her up on find a grave Diane and she had the same plot location as Bogie's plot location. I have been looking for that for the last three years! Yes those are some of the original rat pack! I could only remember Judy Garland (she was a neighbor at one time) and i think David Niven was one also.
@@janadeubner9883 Thanks so much Jana! I've always wondered. Years ago I saw her speak in Vancouver and publicly said that he was the love of her life. Quite a remarkable couple. That's amazing that Judy was a neighbour!! She is one of my biggest musical influences. Thank you so much for sharing! 😀
Thank you Scott and Craig! This is amazing!! I would love to sit with Craig and just listen to him tell about old Hollywood.
A great actor gone too soon great video Scott rest in peace Mr.Bogart
Beautiful Cemetery grounds! Thank you for the tour.
very sweet man thanks Scott this was short but excellent at the same time.
Very interesting video. Glad I was able to see it.
I’ve never seen other vloggers cover this part of the cemetery. Thanks so much! Interesting!
Thank you so much for sharing this respectful visit to the private resting place of Mr. Bogart. Do you know if there are any live tours where the private areas may be visited? Is Craig an employee of the cemetery or does he have family in the private garden of memories? I have been a Bogart fan my entire life and own every one of his movies and documentaries. I will be in LA later this week and was planning on visiting this cemetery even though I will not be able to get as close to his resting place as you were able. Just being in the cemetery will be a very special experience. I plan on visiting the museum, great mausoleum and the Freedom mausoleum. Thank you!