Celebs Who Died In 2021 So Far
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- Unfortunately, 2021 saw the passing of many of the brightest stars in film, television, music, and theater. Though their lives may have ended, their work will likely live on for generations as their respective bodies of work continue to inspire their fans. In some ways, those who dedicate themselves to the arts achieve a kind of immortality as they are remembered years, decades, and even centuries after they pass on. Hopefully, that knowledge can comfort these celebrities' families, friends, and fans. From groundbreaking comedians to beloved musicians, here are the celebrities who died in 2021 so far.
#Celebs #PrincePhilip #LarryKing
Tanya Roberts | 0:17
John Reilly | 1:02
Siegfried Fischbacher | 1:59
Harry Brant | 3:25
Mira Furlan | 4:28
Larry King | 5:06
Cicely Tyson | 6:23
Dustin Diamond | 7:39
Hal Holbrook | 8:31
Billy Brown | 9:50
Rush Limbaugh | 10:56
Yaphet Kotto | 11:44
George Segal | 13:00
Jessica Walter | 13:49
Beverly Cleary | 14:48
Kevin Clark | 15:27
Olympia Dukakis | 16:19
Paul Ritter | 17:31
Prince Philip | 18:31
Helen McCrory | 19:34
Paul Mooney | 20:51
Mark York | 22:02
Samuel E. Wright | 23:13
In Memoriam | 24:26
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Rest in Peace
You forgot about Shock G aka Humpty Hump
Amen 🙏 🙏 🙏
@@Killua_Morales 🙏🙏🙏
Who? Tell me now I wanna know.
@Lynn V.
Past on.
RIP to EVERYONE who lost their lives in 2021, not just celebs.
Well put
@@jamesdodge7268 so true. Just lost a 6 year old in my community. All lives are precious. For the most part. Hopefully ppl understand, w/o me having to explain, who... imo doesn't count. And may none of this ppl ever cross your path!
@@shawndamccormick278 …. I offer my heartfelt Condolences to the parents of this child, you and your community, blessings from afar 🙏🕊
my dad died in 2021 :(
@@vinacrasie I am sorry for your loss sweetheart.
Dusty Hill who played lead bass for over 50 years with ZZ Top passed away July 28, 2021 at the age of 72. Besides playing bass he was also lead vocal for their 1975 Billboard Top 20 hit "Tush." He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of ZZ Top in 2004.
ZZ Top great ass concert August 2021 even though it was w/o Dusty. ...RIP
Saw ZZ top as a teenager! What a concert! Rest in peace.
Mark Roth and Keith Waples
RIP every one, people die every day, it's the end of our journey, from the moment we are
born, we start to die, it's what you do in between that counts. We are ALL special in our
own way, no heroes, no idols, just human beings.
...❤️
right. being born is a terminal "disease". but while here a few of us make big impressions on many people while the vast majority choose a different path. Personally I'd rather be really smart rather than really famous but alas most of us are in the middle somewhere.
Some human beings are more special than others. Sadly, it's the obvious truth.
"America's Sweetheart" TV icon Betty White passed away on 12/31.21 just 17 days shy of her 100th birthday. We have truly lost one of America's Very Last Living Treasures. What more can be said. She did it all.
Markie Post, the actress best known for her role in Night Court playing defense attorney Christine Sullivan for 6 years died on Aug 7, 2021 following nearly a 4 year battle with cancer. She was 70.
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Marie Post was great in Chicago PD as well. RIP Markie!!!!!! ❤🙏
Rest in Peace all celebrities as well as non celebrities. At the end of the day we are all human beings .
Exactly ... well said.
I'd say some are more human than others.
Those celebrities that you slipped in at the end deserve much more recognition than your brief mention.
Yep. Literally making profit over people's death
Yes, making two videos giving everyone the proper recognition, would undoubtedly been a better idea, than relegating so many to “a side note” of honorable mention, at the very end of the video. I am sure he didn’t realize until video was completed, that so many important celebrities were added as honorable mention at the very end. It would have been so much better to break it down to two videos or even now, to redo the honorable mention celebrities at the end, doing another video on this important group. It is never to late for something as important as that. So many we loved & had such a long & distinguished career. The rest of the video was excellent though( you always do an amazing job) but as everyone has duly noted, another video needs to be done on those relegated to “HONORABLE MENTION”, showing these extraordinary( dearly loved!!!) celebrities, the important respect, due them! Take Care & thanks for this video, nonetheless!♥️
I agree that the Celebrities receiving the honorable mention at the end of the video deserve more than that, all were very prominent stars & more we’ll known than some of the ones in this video so please give everyone their final curtain. 💔
I came here to say the same THING. She gave a 'mention' to Cloris Leachman and Christopher Plummer. Is she serious.?
Agreed. I don't understand why so many of these ICONS were not apart of the main list.
Charlie Robinson, known for playing Mac the court clerk in the 1980s and ’90s sitcom “Night Court,” died on 7/10/21 in Los Angeles due to cardiac arrest and cancer. He was 75.
Ed Asner, record setting seven-time Emmy Award-winning actor best known for portraying the gruff newsman Lou Grant on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and starring in his own spinoff dramatic series "Lou Grant" died Aug 29.2021. He was 91.
And he messaged Betty White after Cloris Leachman died;"Just you and me left now."
@@c.s.mcleod7383 Ed Asner might have been a bit premature in his remark to Betty White. Sometimes we all forget that John Amos got his first big break as an actor playing "Gordy" the weatherman on the iconic MTM show from (1970-1973). Although he only appeared in about a dozen or so episodes before he left the series for the starring role in "Good Times." However, all of those episodes were memorable ones. He's now 81 years old and remembers his time with the series as a very positive experience. Who wouldn't? Let's hope he stays around for many years to come.
You did a wonderful job describing these great actors.
Thank you for your obituaries.
They will be missed. RIP
Dean Stockwell, an actor with a career that spanned more than 70 years, died on 11/9/21. He was 85.
Among his best credits were a leading role in the sci-fi series “Quantum Leap,” “Air Force One” and David Lynch films “Dune” and “Blue Velvet.” A great film actor past and present who will be sadly missed.
Scottish pop artist Les McKeown, the former lead vocalist for the Bay City Rollers, died at the age of 65 on April 20. They were once a hugely successful teen idol pop group back in the 1970's
*Les
what did he die from?
@@user-rn3yr7lc8l Three months after his death the coroner's office released this official statement. Leslie McKeown died from a combination of natural causes, being long term high blood pressure and the long-term effects of alcohol and drug abuse. The Coroner clarified that Les had not abused substances on the day of his death. The toxicological analysis was negative - no alcohol, no drugs.
"Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about the things that matter " - Dr. Martin Luther king Jr.
Totally forgot Miss Roberts was a Bond girl. Seems unbelievable that she died so needlessly. 💔 🕊️🕊️🕊️
Needlessly is right❗
What kind of doctor would let a bladder infection become so severe❓ A bladder infection for a female also , cannot be ignored very long because the infection becomes too painful. A tragic death from something so simple to treat.
RIP Beautiful Tanya Roberts.
☁️✝️☁️ ☁️
George Segal was also in the movie ''Look whose talking'' with Kirstie Alley & the tv sitcom ''just shoot me''.. I'm just sayin'... I loved his work... he was a terrific actor .. (imo).. - R.I.P. George Segal.... peace to all... with love & hugs, from - Marina Martin - in Surrey, B.C. Canada
Yaphet Kotto could menace audiences with a simple stare. I loved watching him.
Recently the Grio Network did a tribute to him showcasing some of his greatest movies ever. He had a television and film career that spanned over 60 years with over 50 films of which he starred in. A phenomenal actor who I believe was underappreciated in Hollywood.
He was a great actor , he should of got a star ✳️ on the Hollywood walk of fame.
@@jeffreyyounger5772 yes, all he had to do is show up and you knew it was going to be good, RIP brother
Remember many of them from my young years. RIP and thank you for many great moments.
Stephen Sondheim, the revered composer and lyricist behind some of Broadway’s most popular musicals, died 11/26/21 at his home in Roxbury, Connecticut. He was 91. Sondheim was universally considered to be one of the most influential figures in American musical theater. He wrote the lyrics to West Side Story and Gypsy, which opened in 1957 and 1959, respectively. Across his decades-long career, he won eight Grammy Awards, nine Tony Awards, a Pulitzer Prize, and an Academy Award for Best Original Song. In 2015, he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Possibly the greatest composer and lyricist who ever lived. He will be sadly missed.
Grammy Award winning artist Michael Nesmith who was best known as being a member of the musical group "The Monkees" and co-star of the TV series by the same name (1966-1968) died on 12/10/21 of heart failure at the age of 78. He was also a songwriter, producer, and novelist. Sadly with his passing Micky Dolenz now remains the sole surviving member of that original quartet. He was a great artist who'll be sadly missed by his millions of fans worldwide.
Rest in peace Eddie van Halen
Anybody remember a show called "Night Court"? The guy who played Mack on the show died last week. I loved that show back in the day.
Charlie Robinson. Night Court was funny. He played a neighbor on Mom several times.
Markie Post just died, too.
Night Court was a great show . My father and I I probably matched every episode. It's sad that almost the whole cast has passed by now. Surprisingly a couple weeks ago there was a marathon of episodes on TV out of the blue and matched a few with my sons ( ages 12 and 15 )and they thought it was funny , I was shocked after all these years it aged well.
Wow what an injustice to Clarence Williams III, Mary Wilson, DMX and BJ Thomas. They deserve more than an honorary mention at the end. I agree they should have just did a part 2.
Weird, right?
I mean.... what did u expect ,u know how they do🤷🏾♂️
Agreed!!
Mark Twain is a dear friend and Hal Holbrook brought his friendship alive for me. All these gifted people deserve our applause for their brilliant work/s 👏 😥
Rest In Heaven "Lady SUPREME Mary Wilson".. You spread so much Love where ever you performed & were ever you appeared with Your talent beauty & Class. You gave The BEST Concerts.. Rockn' Roll, R&B, Motown, POP Music Royalty.. We Love you Lady Mary..
Phil Spector didn't leave us too soon. He shoulda left us before he shot that poor girl in the face.
Phil Spector should have left years ago.
Funny to read this after just reading the comment "All lives are precious" a couple of comments before this. I guess not all lives are precious?
Who’d he shoot in the face ?
I’m sorry for asking and don’t mean to be inconsiderate, I believe all lives matter and are very precious, and my condolences to the girl & her Family!!
🙏🏼♥️
Lana Clarkson, an actress. It's really unfortunate what happened to her and I send my best to her loved ones and family.
Agree.
Love you and miss you Rush!
_Joy_ _T._
Your love and kindness stated for Rush , inspired me to state mine.
I lived upstairs at my grandmothers/grandfathers home during the last two years of high school, beginning in 1984 ,then entered the military.
Every night until wee hours after midnight, I'd listen to Rush Limbaughs show on the radio,am station.
I started getting interested in the way he saw the world,people,
politics and his other fascinating and comical world views. To _me_ he was a smart man that sometimes put his foot in his mouth , but he was honest with his feelings and views I felt. It saddened me that he became so sick and passed away.
What is so absolutely unforgivable is the cruelty from others upon his passing.
Never speak ill of the dead .
RIP _Rush_ _Limbaugh_ .
☁️ 🎙☁️☁️
REST IN PEACE CHROIS LEEACHMAN SUCH A FANTASTIC ACTRESS
Sorry Tommy you misspelled Cloris Leachmans name
Character actor Gregory Sierra, known for his roles as Julio Fuentes on TV’s “Sanford and Son” and Det. Sgt. Chano Amenguale on “Barney Miller,” also died on Jan. 4th from cancer. He was 83 years old.
May he rest in in Peace! Loved him!♥️
@@karenstrycharz1499 He should have been nominated for an Emmy for his 1973 guest appearance in an unusual and very dramatic episode of "All in the Family" in the role of Paul Benjamin, who plays a Jewish radical with the "Hebrew Defense Association" (based on the Jewish Defense League) fighting antisemitism in the Bunker's neighborhood of Queens. In the plot, he volunteers in helping to chase away neo-Nazi thugs who spray-painted a swastika on the Bunkers' front door. Tragically he's later killed in the presence of the Bunker's as they hear an explosion and then look out their front door and see the aftermath of a car bomb planted by the neo-Nazis. A heart stopping, unforgettable episode. Looking into Archie's eyes as the screen fades to black is absolutely haunting.
first episode of Miami vice too
@@mikejall3644 You're right. I shouldn't have left that out. In 1984, he was hired for the main cast of "Miami Vice" where he played Lt. Lou Rodriguez, but he asked to be written out of the series after four episodes, not wanting to reside in Miami where the show was being filmed.
R.i.P Boricua 🇵🇷🌹😭
I’m shocked and soooo sad to hear Helen Mccrory died. She was the reason I watched Peaky Blinders. Wow. Gosh that’s 😢
Vicente Fernández Gómez who was a cultural icon, having recorded more than 50 albums and contributing to more than 30 films. His repertoire consisted of rancheras and other Mexican classics passed away on 12/12/21 at the age of 81. Fernández's work earned him three Grammy Awards and thirteen Grammy nominations, nine Latin Grammy Awards, fourteen Lo Nuestro Awards, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He sold over 50 million copies worldwide, making him one of the best-selling regional Mexican artists of all time. In 2016, Fernández retired from performing live, although he continued to record and publish music. Fernández was an accomplished singer, actor, and film producer in a career that spanned over 60 years. One of the truly great entertainers of all time who will be sadly missed by his millions of fans worldwide.
Billie Hayes who was an actress best known for playing Witchiepoo, the villain on the 1970's Saturday morning cult classic children’s show “H.R. Pufnstuf.”
Died: April 29, 2021 at the age of 96. Whatever spell she put herself under to live that long, I hope she wrote it down somewhere.
Wow. So many of my favorite actors died this year. But of all the ones you mentioned, I will remember when I met Hal Holbrook the most. When I was just an extra in one of his films, I had the opportunity to talk with him in between scenes, and he talked to me not as a lowly extra, but as an equal. Then he sent me a photo with the most lovely message on it, one that I still have and cherish, 40-years later. He was not only an incredible actor, but a truly great man. He will be missed.
Thank you for sharing Hal Holbrook with me. Sounds like he was a GREAT MAN.
@@JHawk111-
I only wish you got a chance to meet him personally. It's rare to find a great actor who is an equally great human being, but Hal Holbrook certainly qualified.
R.I.P to all of them.
Hank Aaron January 22nd 2021. May he rest in peace with the others mentioned 🙏 😢 😔 😞 💔
I was at the game that he broke Ruths Record. Wasn't even a baseball fan, a friend had an extra ticket and I was bored. Been a huge fan ever since.
Author Beverly Cleary started my love affair with books. Henry Huggins, Beezus and Ramona, etc. Her books are still going strong and it's wonderful that kids have that opportunity to read and relate to the wonderful child characters in her stories.
I read most of them as a child, but my mom loved them too!
Thank you for chapters
This has been a terrible two years with 2021 being just awful. One of my good friends died just before Thanksgiving. Then a week before Thanksgiving another friend lost a grandson who drowned in the Delaware River. Sweet Jesus have mercy on us.
That's horrible sending hugs your way.
I never liked and almost never agreed with anything Rush Limbaugh had to say .But when he died it was sad how so many people celebrated, laughed and even mocked his death . People have become so cruel and heartless these days.
Nah. It too. Sympathetic
When he was alive he did the same
Graeme Edge, the drummer and co-founder of the British band the Moody Blues, for whom he wrote many of the spoken-word poems that, appended to songs like “Nights in White Satin,” helped make the group a pioneer in the progressive rock movement of the 1960s and ’70s, died on 11/11/21 at his home in Bradenton, Fla. He was 80. Rilla Fleming, his partner, said the cause was metastatic cancer. What would the world be like without our poets such as Graeme?
Rest in peace to all🙏🏼
George Segal was far bigger than they depicted him here. Esp 70s movies.
I am amazed he never retired and was always great.
I remember him more for many great movies than a couple of tv shows made at the end of his life
Tanya Roberts had the palest blue eyes I think I`ve ever seen...just so beautiful!!
Actress Betty Lynn who is best known for her role as Thelma Lou, Barney Fife's girlfriend, on The Andy Griffith Show(1961-1966) passed away on 10/16/21 after a brief illness at the age of 95. In 2006, Lynn retired from acting and relocated to Mount Airy, North Carolina, the home town of Andy Griffith and the town on which Mayberry is believed to have been based. At the time of her death, she was working on her autobiography, which is set to be released posthumously. Fans loved her and she will be sadly missed.
Ron Popeil who's an inventor, world renowned TV Info commercial sponsor and founder of Ronco products has died at the age of 86 on 7/28/21. His famous lines include "Set it and Forget it". "It slices! it dices!" and "Wait there's more" were catch phrases for hundreds of his products sold over the last 70 years which include the Chop-O-Matic, Veg -O- Matic. Dial -O- Matic or anything just ending in O-Matic , Electric Food Dehydrator, Egg Shell Scrambler, Mr. Microphone, The Smokeless Ashtray, Showtime Rotisserie The Pocket Fisherman and my personal favorite "Hair in a Can." while the list goes on . "Saturday Night Live" loved spoofing him and Ron is a true Icon in American Pop Culture. I can just picture him right now on a Cloud in Heaven doing his latest demonstration of a new product. I just hope I can afford the shipping and handling to get it sent to me. RIP
What About Walker boone
Many of these actors and performers have touched my heart and life as i'm sure they have multitudes more people.
R.I.P to all of you. 🙏 🌍 ✌️
Ms. Cecly look so beautiful at 7:27. Always beautiful, but especially in that interview.😇 She was a magnificent actress as well. 🖤🌻🖤🌻🖤🌻🖤
Life's short don't sweat the BS and negativity. Be happy enjoy the time you have. Don't let others take your joy away from you.
REST IN PEACE COUNTRY SINGER BJ THOMAS
Screen and stage actor Eddie Mekka, best known for his portrayal of Carmine “The Big Ragoo” Ragusa on "Laverne & Shirley," passed away on 11/27/21 at the age of 69. Besides his numerous television credits. Eddie Mekka also earned a Tony award nomination for his leading role in the 1975 Broadway musical "The Lieutenant." Mekka continued to perform on stage after the TV series ended also guest starring in many other TV roles which followed. According to his family he died peacefully in his sleep. No cause of death has been given. Another multi-talented star taken away from us way too soon. RIP
How can you leave Cloris Leachman among the others in the “honorable mentions” at the end? Give a backstory on all of them! Even if you have to do two videos!
I’m sorry
Hark out the truth man. I couldn't agree with you more
Absolutely true! Cloris Leachman receiving a mere “honorable mention”, with all she did & the fantastic actress she was, seems impossible to believe! You are so right, Jeff, two videos should have been made to properly honor everyone!
I agree she was short changed .
Is that your icon? If so your handsome
Sadly Frank Bonner who played Herb In WKRP has also been left out.
Herbert Tarlek was my favorite on WKRP 😎
Christopher Plummer was a great actor and shall be truly missed.
It is so sad to hear about all these special people. Prayers to all!!
Celebs are no more important then anyone else. RIP.
duh
My children & grandchildren used to bring home Beverly Cleary books and loved them. Whatever it takes to get them to read and enjoy books. I always said you can travel the world in books. They all love reading.
Thanks you my friend see you soon 😁
Arlene Golanka was an American actress. She is perhaps best known for playing Millie Hutchins on the television comedy The Andy Griffith Show and Millie Swanson on Mayberry R.F.D.. She often portrayed bubbly, eccentric blondes in supporting character roles on stage, film, and television for nearly 50 years . Ms Kolanka passed away on May 31st at the age of 85.
Arlene Dahl, the actress whose charm and striking red hair shone in such Technicolor movies of the 1950s as “Journey to the Center of the Earth” and “Three Little Words,” died on 11/29/21 at the age of 96. When her movie career ended, Dahl remained prominent in television, including a three-year stint in the soap opera “One Life to Live” in the mid 1980s. Arlene Dahl later in life became a noted author, beauty expert, astrologist, and fashion and cosmetics entrepreneur. One of her former six husbands was Fernando Lamas and she's the mother of actor Lorenzo Lamas. She was one of the last remaining stars from the Golden Age of Cinema. She will be sadly missed.
Larry King had developed sepsis at 87. He also specifically told his ex to be sure to let people know that he was ill from sepsis not covid. I do not care what one believes vs. another; however, I am interested in why the earlier version of his account has disappeared and all of a sudden his death is all about Covid.
You dont "contract" sepsis ... and becoming septic in 2018 really has nothing to do with dying in 2021. Just saying... and by the way, as a nurse who knows the covid numbers are stretched and misleading ... I'm not saying this in support of the COD being covid related. I'm just saying sepsis isn't something you "catch" and Larry Kings sepsis had to be resolved... a person could not live 3 years in a septic state.
@@karenrogers3325, forgive me, the word I should have used is “developed.” My son developed several serious infections at 17 months of age having had neurosurgery. Infectious disease doctors had to step in and with the help of the neurosurgery team saved his life. As a nurse you know this is just one of the many dangers of one have neurosurgery.
My son and I spent the next THREE years being admitted in and out of the hospital. Serious infections like sepsis, MRSA, and many others, can lie dormant. He battled his for several years. And, in the future if he gets another surgery, or serious injury (I pray to God this doesn’t happen) this can raise its ugly head again.
After all this I went to work for neurosurgery to learn as much as possible and be kind to patients , a comfort. And now, my daughter is a RN working on being a PA. But also to be kind and honest.
Rip to everyone who dies not just celebs
The Rifleman" co -star Johnny Crawford died at the age 75 on April 29th of Alzheimer's Disease and pneumonia later complicated with a recent diagnosis of COVID 19 . He portrayed Mark McCain, son of Lucas McCain who of course was played by the legendary TV star Chuck Connors. He also enjoyed a brief chart topping musical career in the early 60's. Starring also in an Academy Award winning live action short film produced back in 1970.
Johnny Crawford my first crush
@@lisaduvalls3143 Me too! Didn’t know he has passed!
@@ebriggs3498
Yes. I knew that, but was still shocked. I remember the song he sang on the "Rifleman." Something Special. He sang it to an "older" girl that he had a crush on. 🎵 ..."she was something special, especially for me."🎵 🎵 🎼
I feel like DMX should have had his own spot in the list but hey that’s just me
Yaphet Kotto: a very GOOD actor -especially in “Alien”-and the only African-American I’ve seen featured in the 60s western, The Big Valley-more than once.
I liked him too. I first saw him in 1973's Live and Let Die.
My favorite movie with starring Yafet Koto was raid on Entebbe. He played Addi Amin, dictator of Uganda. In fact, he looks so much like Amin it was scary! Great movie and a great actor!
He was also in an episode of gunsmoke.
@@portecrayon4083 Oh really, I’ve never seen that episode .
@@aidaabdur-rashid6616 season 16 Ep10 the scavengers.
Biz Markie died this month too.
Peter Scolari best known for his roles as Michael Harris on Newhart (1984-1990) and Henry Desmond in Bosom Buddies (1980-1982) has lost his 2 year battle with cancer on 10/22/21. Scolari received three Emmy nominations for his work on Newhart and won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series for his recurring role as Tad Horvath on Girls in 2016. He was 66 years old. A talented actor who will be sadly missed.
RIP to all of of these actors who passed especially Cicely Tyson she was so talented..
So sorry to all family and friends for your loss 🙏🏻😇🙏🏻😇🙏🏻😇
@janice RUBINO YES CICELY WAS IN 94 OR SO, LOVED HER ACTING AND SOFISTICATION🙏
@@mishawilliams4319 exactly.. What class she had and her beauty was beyond anything I've ever seen... what a beautiful soul ...❤🌹❤
We need more of them on this list
I always loved the sitcom my three sons those were the days thanks utube love anne
I was falling in love with the character, Narcissa Malfoy, just DAYS before Helen passed away. Absolutely heart broken. Cant believe both her and Alan Rickman passed to cancer. 🥺💔
She played a witch on Showtimes series Penny Dreadful. She was amazing in it.
Adored Alan Rickman & Helen! May they both Rest In Peace!♥️
No mention of Holbrook making guest appearances on Designing Women. Playing the love interest of Julia Sugarbaker. Holbrooks real life wife,
Dixie Carter.
I was waiting for that too.
Rip to those whom no longer walk this plain … but another.
GEORGE SEE-GULL - Not "See-Gahl". He was also one of the lead actors in the hit series JUST SHOOT ME.
Aunt Polly!! I was so sad that she passed.
Yes omg I just found out
I didnt know that Larry King, Hal Holbrooks died on my birthday, Jan 23rd. Billy Brown's family must be devastated awe... my prayers go out to them!
It must be now be remembered as a very depressing day for you.
Nice tribute, but marred by the ones considered worth only an "honerable mention"! Imean - Christopher Plummer? Come on!
Totally agreed, such a big star in the honorable mentioned list? What an insulting
Who
I agree Julie. May her pipes spring a leak with no plumbers available to show up.
Too many big stars thrown under the honorable mention bus.
AGREED
Thank you for adding talking tumor Rush Limbaugh, I needed that smile
No mention of Tawney Kitaen or Tony Matuzak… I understand why Jeff Labar wasn’t included - after all this was up a week or so prior to his death.
No disrespect to those you mentioned May they all Rest In Peace.
We’re nearly at the end of October 2021, and this list already needs to be updated. No point in making another one until January 1st, so we don’t leave anyone out.
Television being a producer of illusions seems to add that shock that some people feel over celebrity deaths. I assume many adopt these people as almost family members and it is easily understandable how this would happen. Watch a old movie and you realize everyone including the whole crew , director, producer, etc.etc. are now all gone. We live in a society that is hell bent on pretending we don't get old and die , as if it's not the natural process . RIP to all who have passed before their expected time and to all those who lived a good long time...thaks for the entertainment you provided us with.
Baseball legend Hank Aaron, who endured racist death threats as he broke Babe Ruth’s all-time home run record in 1974, died on Jan. 22 at the age of 86.
May he Rest In Peace!
What a great man!
I'm not racist that's sad
Tommy Kirk best known for his performances in Disney films such as " Old Yeller, The Shaggy Dog, Swiss Family Robinson, The Misadventures of Merlin Jones ", as well as the beach-party films of the mid-1960s was found dead in his home on 9/28/21. Foul play is not suspected and a cause of death has yet to be determined. He was 79 nears old
I couldn't make it all the way through before depression took root. Thank you for sharing. Sorry I couldn't make it.
I know Joey Jordison of Slipknot and Murderdolls wasn’t mentioned in the video he was definitely one of the best drummers of all time and one of my favorite drummers ever! R.I.P. Joey, you will be forever missed and forever loved!
Perhaps another video of those mentioned on the end. They were very notable.....
Hey where is Eddie van Halen?
DMX are you kidding me! devastated
Rest In Peace.
Jane Powell passed away last week. She was our Millie is our home. We’ve watched that movie only about 5000 times.
Very sad to hear that, loved her in 7 brides for 7 brothers!
I was floored hearing the Babylon 5 actress passing. I am a huge fan of the show. She was very talented and gorgeous. Jessica Walter’s performance as the crazy woman on Clint Eastwood’s movie Play Misty For Me was Stellar. I wanted her as Captain Janeway on StarTrek Voyager.
Ohhhh Myyyyy Goodness! I am still shocked she passed away myself & very saddened! The part Jessica Walker played in “Play Misty For Me” is for me, my favorite part that she ever played! My husband & I thought she was amazing in it & the part she played, scared the daylights out of me! I will never forget the character she played or that movie! May that dear woman Rest Forever In Peace ! Once again, I am so sad she is gone & deepest sympathy to her family & friends!
Kate mulgrew starred in the UPN Sci fi series star trek voyager it was canceled in 2001
UPN was shut down in 2006 after 11 years
Henry Darrow a well known character actor who starred as Mano in the hit 1960's TV western "The High Chaparral." died on March 21,2021 at the age of 87. Sadly, his lovely co-star Linda Cristal from that same TV series died just a few months later on June 27,2021 at the age of 89.
Chakotay's father on Star Trek Voyager.
@@paulleckner8235 Good catch. You're absolutely right and for 2 seasons. Trekkie fans also might recognize him for his earlier appearance in " Star Trek: The Next Generation" in the 1988 episode "The Conspiracy" when he played Adm Savar.
When she said Olympia, I looked up confused for a min 🤣
My name is also Olympia
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BLESSINGS TO ALL WHO'S PASSED ON.
I was really sad Cady Groves passed away in 2020. She was one of my Favorite Musicians and Singer. She will be deeply missed by her Fans.
Cloris Leachman was the heart of comedy, her death devastated me. Out of all of her roles I will forever love maw maw.
RIP Larry King (and the others as well) he was such an amazing man. Much love to Cicily Tyson
Harry was a creepy man
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Also Very Sad to Say,
Comedian/Actress
Betty White passed away just a couple of hrs away from 2022.
R. I . P. 🙏🌹
B, J. Thomas, Clarence Williams IiI, Charles Grodin, Tommy Lasorda, Gavin MacLeod Phil Spector, Cloris Leachman,, Christopher Plumer, These in memoriam were bigger that the some of the ones listed, I suppose in higher regard. Although Phil Spector's career ended infamously, he was major in music production. But, hey, this is Nicki Swift, they feed the current pop culture crowd. Lets see how much staying power they have in historical terms.
Cara Williams an American film and television actress whose career spanned over 40 years passed away on 12/9/21 at the age of 96. She was best known for her role as Billy's mother in The Defiant Ones (1958), for which she was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, and for her role as Gladys Porter on the 1960-62 CBS television series Pete and Gladys, for which she was nominated for the Emmy Award for Best Lead Actress in a Comedy. At the time of her death, Williams was one of the last surviving actors from the Golden Age of Hollywood. A talented actress who appeared in 19 films and over 30 television appearances. A talented actress who will be sadly missed by her many fans who appreciated her accomplishments during the Golden Age of Hollywood.