FAMOUS GRAVE TOUR - Forest Lawn Glendale #4 (Michael Jackson, James Arness, etc.)
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- Опубликовано: 23 июн 2018
- Welcome to Hollywood Graveyard, where we set out to remember and celebrate the lives of those who lived to entertain us, by visiting their final resting places. Today we head back to Forest Lawn Glendale, to find such stars as William Boyd, Alla Nazimova, James Arness, and many more.
Full list of stars visited today: John Gilbert, Alla Nazimova, Frank Churchill, Bobby Womack, Alexander Pantages, Ellen Corby, Rex Ingram, +(Glenn Dumke, Rudolf Friml, Hubert Eaton, Rufus von Kleinsmid, Jan Styka, Robert Andrews Millikan, Carrie Jacobs-Bond, Gutzon Borglum)+, Joe Penner, Ed Wynn*, Keenan Wynn*, W.C. Fields*, Henry Travers, Michael Jackson*, Howard Ahmanson, Isham Jones, Paramahansa Yogananda, Alfred Newman, William Boyd, Grace Bradley, Hermione Gingold, Max Steiner, Joe Barbera, Jetta Goudal, James Arness.
* = Re-visit
+ = "Immortals"
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Written & Produced by: Arthur Dark
Music by: Giuseppe Vasapolli
Production Assistant: William Zattara
Special Consultant: Gary C. McKee
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A special note from one of our viewers: if you look above the crypt of Herminoe Gingold, you'll see an epitaph that reads "Godfather of Graving." That is the crypt of Roger Sinclair, who was one of the first famous grave hunters in Hollywood. Big thanks to Roger for paving the way for Hollywood Graveyard.
Hollywood Graveyard Thank you so much for mentioning Roger. I never had the privilage of meeting him but he was a dear friend to all my graving mentors, the pioneers and literally the writers of the books on celebrity graving.
It is ironic that Roger Sinclair is interred in, arguably, the best cemetery in So. Cal. He is certainly among the best company with whom to spend eternity. As one who can't get enough of Hollywood Graveyard videos, I thank you.
Hollywood Graveyard when it’s your time to bounce where will your remains be?
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DeathStarDiva i had just finished watching it but missed the last 10 seconds. Tried to go back but got the copyright notification also. Chances are this video will either have to be scrubbed or re-editted, deleting whatever copyright material was used.
Michael's final resting place is so beautiful. It's my first time seeing it. RIP to the greatest entertainer who's ever lived 😢 Thank you for this video.
I love what Ed Wynn has on his grave, the gold plaque that reads, "Dear God: Thanks.....Ed Wynn." That's just perfect.
Thank you James Arness for your gift. It’s 2023, and I still watch Gunsmoke every single day. Seeing his resting place brought tears to my eyes.
The western will live forever , thanks to this first and long lasting show! Rest in greatest peace, Mr. Arness, and thank you!
James Arness is my absolute favorite, What a wonderful man! A true western star!
Thank you for showing yet another tribute to Michael. And Thank you for leaving flowers for him. May he rest in peace.
Rest in peace "Matt Dillion" James Arness. My late grandfather watched Gunsmoke without fail every week. One of the greatest TV shows ever.
@Elway Dogg hi! James Arness kept his given name but changed the last name abit. The last name is really spelt, Aurness. His brother Peter wanted his own identity and took there mother's maiden name, Graves. That is how the 2 brothers had different names. I just learned this the other day. Quite interesting I thought.
Same
My dad watches the re-runs of Gunsmoke all the time.
I remember being at Bell's Beach, Victoria, Australia in the early '70's to see his son, Rolf, win the World Surfing championship. Talented family.
Ah bon
Love the Respect you give Michael Jackson....Thank you, Arthur
Your MJ tribute just made a 58 year old fan cry.
James Arness was my favorite!
Michael Jackson, is a idol of mine....All he wanted was Love, Peace and Happiness. Thank you for showing us his sarcophagus. Wish it was open to the public.
How you managed to get THAT close to MJ's grave and not be thrown out by monks or something is nothing short of incredible man. On behalf of this MJ fan, thank you.
Yes. He got special permission.
Monks 😂😂😂
Hey hey we're the monkees...
Can you imagine if these gorgeous cemeteries had a sort of fantasy element to them? On clear nights, when it’s peaceful and quiet, the spirits of the stars and others resting there would all appear and talk to one another, visit, and laugh. Composers discussing their music, actors who never got to work together finding friendships in the afterlife, and old costars meeting again to reminisce. None of their real life troubles matter anymore, because where they are is peaceful and beautiful. Everyone can finally and truly be happy.
I kinda like the idea of this one book that I read a long long time ago - Elsewhere by Gabrielle Zevin - it explores the idea that instead of traditional heaven and hell we all go to a new place called Elsewhere, where people live normal lives- without the pain and illnesses they had in real life - they live normal lives, have normal jobs and go to school - they age backwards and go back to Earth as a baby and repeating the cycle, I'd love to believe that a place like that exists and that we could all one day go there and meet famous people we never had a chance to meet in real life
I can personally vouch for your tales of what the afterlife has to offer I had a near death experience many years ago and I felt at peace with no fear or dread it was for me a beautiful experience completely ,and has left for me no fear of death whatsover,,I wish everybody could experience what I did ,all I can say is live your life ,don't dwell on death there is nothing to fear,
@@MrWereWolfGirl That is a take off on reincarnation. No thanks. I will take the road to Heaven as described in the Bible (John 3:16) and stay there forever.
@@sarahwinterbottom6266 Except judgement.
I remember me and my father used to watch Gunsmoke. I remember when I was a kid I cried during Bambi and Dumbo keep up the good work love the videos
I do not know your name,Hollywood Graveyard guy,but I want to Thank You for giving me the history lesson of all the people I grew up with watching,and the people, I NEVER got to see.Once gain Thank You.
Being 70 years old I find these grand tours wonderfully done and many of these actors I’m familiar with. Great history lessons. Thank you.
R.I.P James Arness.🌹From GunSmoke Loved that show!
What a beautiful mausoleum.
Thank you, Mr. Dark , for another interesting and informative video. James Arness is one of my favorite western stars. I still watch Gunsmoke everyday. 😊✌️
Grandma Walton and Matt Dillion aka Ellen Corby and James Arness are the two I have find memories of. I saw them weekly on television while I was growing up.
I still watch the shows they starred in.
At 72, all the actors of early TV brought back tons of memories. Thanks.
Gunsmoke has not been dethroned by its category, it still the longest running western show in Hollywood history, with 635 episodes.
Seriously, I hope I'm not the only viewer who truly appreciates the depth, beauty, and splendor of this video. Also, Arthur Dark's persistence in gaining access to the restricted areas of the Great Mausoleum is greatly appreciated. To see the actual location of stars like Ed Wynn, W. C. Fields and, of course, Michael Jackson is beautiful. Finally, the presentations of the great motion picture musical composers is laudable. Their contributions to the world are just as important as any movie star or actor.
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE James Arness!!!!He was such a GREAT ACTOR!!!! My personal opinion, if an actor has won an 'Academy Award,' I think a little statuette inscription should be on their headstone.
Seeing Michael's grave was a treat. It's amazing how close you got into it. I can't believe it's been 10 years this year. I'm a big Michael Jackson fan and I'm so glad that you put a splash of him in the middle of this video. It was very unexpected but beautiful. Thank you.
Can’t believe it’s already been 9 years since the King Of Pop was called to heaven..such a great shot you got of his grave. I don’t think I’ve seen anyone ever get that near before, nice “seeing” him so close that❤️ Another great video as always, sir 👍
Thank you for this video. James Arness is my favorite. It saddens me that I didn't get to meet him before his passing. But I know I will see him along with others from Gunsmoke in Heaven. I look forward to this day. R.I.P
James Arness was my absolute hero as I grew up. Along with Hopalong Cassidy when really young.
Ed Wynn was a great actor and he had serious comedic chops.......
EdWynnwasagratactorandhehad
And dramatic chops
Also-Frank Churchill was phenomenal. All he did in such a short life, and that fact that he did it better than anybody else at the time, blows me away. So sad he didn’t get to see his work in Bambi come to life and gain such success before he died! His songs bring back such great childhood memories for me. Rest In Peace!
Abigail Harrelson I tear up EVERY TIME I hear “Baby Mine” from Dumbo-since childhood
I’m even tearing up writing this!
@@Criscilla241I did too. Just remembering the song.
Wow! Was expecting to SEE inside the Holly Terrace where Michael is 😮👍🏻that’s Amazing! Thank you!
Very interesting Video. Nice job. It was nice to see the final resting place of James Arnes. I still watch Gunsmoke on Me TV every day. May you Rest In Peace James Arness. Smokey Binion, Jr.
Wow! Bobby Womack.. RIP!
Tam The GeminEye so many great songs!!!
Bobby Womack...
Without question one the greatest and underrated songwriters, singers and composers of our time. I loved his style and his deliverance. I always thought he had a rebel type flavor to him. Great musician.
My grandfather had a pub/club/diner and his jukebox was filled with the likes of Bobby Womack, BB King, and Johnnie Taylor. It's cool that my children got to know who Bobby Womack was from his collab with Gorillaz before he transitioned.
I loved james arness.....he was kindve like my John Wayne. I remember watching him at night on saturdays with my parents in the early 80s. Now Mr Arness and my mom are gone.....just sad 😢
Your Michael Jackson tribute hit right in my heart, couldn't hold the tears! 😢
Wow was not expecting to see Michael incredible
Me too! I wonder if his grave is marked. It's hard to tell from so far away because the marble is so light.
ShinbiBelldandy no, it's not
Danny Hogan Yeah I've heard they've had it off limits forever and that there were even guards there.
RhettyforFun I can believe it because I send MJ flowers every year on his birthday and they take the picture outside.
Not meaning to be technical, but actually you didn’t SEE Michael, you saw his resting place.
I have watched all of your videos, love them! This has got to be my favorite! Thank you for showing us Michael! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thank you for bringing closure to the millions of fans that can not visit their graves.
Jan Styka's painting of The Crucifixion is breath-taking.Tony
How on EARTH did you get inside the Holly Terrace where Michael Jackson is buried!?!?!
Absolutely great work here all around!
Can’t believe how close he came to MJ’s grave. His grave is so private.
Denise Rodas I had only seen pictures of Michael's grave so seeing it in a video really caught me off guard.
@@thema1998 there is another entrance where you have to walk past a few tombs and neitches until you get to his tomb, which is guarded with a chain.
Denise Rodas there is a back entrance every time I visit the person I’m visiting inside holly terrace where Michael is at security makes me take the back entrance so no fans try to sneak in if I take the main entrance . His tomb is literally 1 mins walking distance from the person I visit . His tomb is even more beautiful in person .
@@moonwalker_818 pity inside his tomb lies dirty secrets.....
Thank you for showing"The King of Pop" Michael Jackson.I was born in Detroit,Michigan so naturally I fell in love with The Jackson Five and then Michael Jackson, among other Motown greats.June 25,2009 was definitely one of the saddest days in music world.
Shows how respected you've become to be allowed in the Holly terrace and well deserved as you show great respect to all the people who's graves you show. Thanks for another great video. You'll have to do a UK edition. Keep up the good work
@Asbed Sarian how do you pay for access?
@Asbed Sarian those private sections have to be worth a fortune. You must look like you're wealthy and not an ordinary fan.
Visited in the early 70's. Beautiful place to rest...
I loved Ellen Corby in The Waltons. She was so wonderful in that role. Even after having a stroke she continued playing grandma on the show. I admired her determination so much. Good night Grandma.
Fascinating legacy of Alfred Newman. This whole video is very informative and tastefully done. Thanks again Arthur Dark. I don't know why you are not hired to do tv documentaries. I would watch every single one.
Thank you for showing James Arness, The GREAT MATT DILLON LOVE GUNSMOKE I WATCH THE RERUNS EVERY NIGHT ON INSP
I'm having been almost nine years since Michael Jackson's death and I, like so many people,still have a hard time believing that Michael is no longer with us.
I still have a hard time with it from time to time.
As always you bring forgotten people of the arts back to life with these tours. Thank you!
James Arness was also in a classic horror movie "The Thing" in the 1950"s. He played the part of The Thing, a movie that was remade byJohn Carpenter starring Kurt Russell
One of my most favorite movies, I think I've seen it a hundred times!
Thank you,
Thank you so much.
Seeing MJ so up close in this video felt so comforting. In a way it felt..
Completing.
It felt like seeing this made me feel he is in good hands and okay. Thank you.
This is the best value on the internet and it's not even close. Less than the cost of one Coke
per month. The perks are fantastic. Support this site so we can see these for many years to come !
Ed Wynn!!! What a comic ❤️
And as soon as I saw Frank Churchill I felt chills.
I'm a simple man, I see Ed Wynn and I get happy. :D
That great that you were able to get into the great mausoleum. I think Forest lawn must be very impressed with the way you respectfully and professionally present these great programs.
@16:10 how many people eyes got big when finally showed Michael Jackson I thought I will never see it
Did you know that James Arness and Peter Graves were brothers... love your videos!
Cindy, yes they were & lived by us in Mpls, Minnesota when they were young & came over to our house to " babysit" with my brother. Nice guys.‼️
Thank you so much Arthur for going back to visit Michael Jackson! Once again his resting place is soooo beautiful.
I was wondering how did you get in to the restricted areas of the Great Mausoleum? The other terraces are so beautiful.
Thank you so much for this tour I always love your videos. :)
Thank you for this. There is so much I don't know about Hollywood's early days. You keep their memories alive.
Thank you 😊 for educational videos of all of the wonderful and great actors,directors,educators etc.📸🎥📹🎙📽📺📠📽📼🕯📸🎥💿🎙📺📽📠💽💙💙💕💕that May us laugh,cry and most of all long lasting memories.
Out of all the cartoons I watched in the 60's The Flintstones ... Loved watching them the best
I love these. A great tribute to our entertainers of the past. Thank you so much for the time that it takes to put all of these together.
I’m home sick and bored and just saw you uploaded this!! I literally said “YES!!!” out loud. 🤣Thanks Arthur for keeping me entertained for an entire half hour!! Love your videos! ❤️
James Arness. My favorite next Michael Jackson
I don't think my childhood would have been the same without the Hanna-Barbera cartoons. I loved all of them! and I always took my Flintstone vitamins every morning. Should I run across an HB cartoon by chance while channel surfing...I still watch lol. May they rest in paradise. Thank you for giving me fond memories that I still look back on today.
Always be Marshall Dillon..God bless and thanks,James Arness
I went to forest lawn in November 2017 and couldn't get access to Michael Jackson, im so happy to finally see his cript on video thank you Hollywood graveyard you made my day
Arthur Dark, thank you for sharing your thoughts, research and excellent video with me. You reminded me of many I forgot. So respectful and kind to those who've passed. Beautiful! Thank you.
Wow! good job, glad to see you were able to see Michael Jackson's final resting place
Wonderful as always thank you for sharing Michael Jackson
Forest Lawn should be known as The Cemetery of The Stars
Thanks for going back to Forest lawn Glendale it's definitely one of my favourites, Ellen Corby was great every time I hear the or see the Waltons song it takes my right back to when I was a kid in the 80s and to see Michael Jacksons it's the icing on the cake thanks again all ready looking forward to the next one.
I still watch Gunsmoke everyday ❤
Come to England and visit some famous graves
Paxion202 Does anyone know where Sir Christopher Lee ended up ? I heard that his family ,mainly his bitch of a daughter would not let his many fans "pay their respects."
She had him cremated and scattered in Surrey Hills.
Starfox2009100 Thanks for letting us know. My father was also cremated.He died of cancer almost a year ago.
rest in peace of heaven
your dad...take care.
Paxion, this could be a new channel for someone in the U.K. Think of all the possibilities with Britain's extensive history. Start with England's newest final resting place for a monarch: finally a proper burial for Richard III in Leichester Cathedral.
HA! - Nice “Hollywood Graveyard” sign in the inserted picture showing The Pantages Theatre!! Caught that! Clever, Arthur Dark, clever!
BrittKatSlat: Great minds think alike. I'm glad you saw it as well. For a moment, I thought my medication was playing tricks on me! HA!
Thank you so much I finally get to the Michael Jackson R.I.P you will be greatly missed! I love you always and forever til we meet in paradise ❤️
Wow! Well done, sir. Thank you for another fine tour. You are appreciated!
What you do is amazing! You breathe life back into the dead, and do it in such a respectful way... Love your videos!
Kudos! I think this is the only video that features MJ’s grave that close... I‘m always wondering what it looks like though sadly no one can take videos there. Thanks for this tribute indeed he will be miss..
Ren Nel He even got closer than FindaGrave
Ren Nel AA
All of the Forest Lawn's are simply wonderful.
Another FABULOUS episode!!! I especially loved Alla Nazimova's segment....she is such a fascinating actress from the silent era!! And this time around getting so close to Michael Jackson's tomb was....AMAZING!! I so was not expecting that at all!!! Great work as always. Can't wait for part 2!!!! 😘💀😍
My favorite Hollywood graveyard tours are at Forest Lawn cemetery...Stunningly beautiful just gorgeous!!!! Michael Jackson is buried there makes me love it even more!
You should definitely do a musician edition of this! That would be so awesome!!
Please do !!!!!
Yes this video just made my Sunday so much better!
…...Arthur, another excellent video.......your voice is very soothing....Thanks!!….
Wow how you got in you say it was private no body could get in that part of the cemetery, James arness that great love his movies. Thank you so much you did a excellent job. Besos from Puerto Rico 👍
Iris Carmona A
Half an hour? What did we do to receive this!? ❤️😊
Shannon Tennant You were awesome...so Arthur sought to recompense your awesomeness.
Thanks for being awesome!
Loved seeing Michael Jackson. King of Pop will always be missed.
Such a great/well produced show, found it yesterday night when searching "hollywood cemetery " -- no shortage or content either. I really like how the stars feature are not in any particular order regarding the periods they were prevalent, you get see how much they each had common even while separated by the years.
Hollywood Graveyard is such a great series and we have you Mr Dark to thank for its production values. Wish we could see more of you though. Truly enjoy you and your videos!
Still can't believe it's been 9 years since Michael died.
TheOMGsee It will be the 9 year anniversary of his death tomorrow. I graduated from elementary school at the age of 10 on June 25, 2009. What were you doing?
I now right
I know right? June 25th 2009 I was preparing for my senior year of high school. Very sad, but Michael's grave is beautiful.
i can't believe you were able to get access to these plots i always wondered how these plots looked beautiful just beautiful surprised at Michael Jackson bravo to you
It is hard to believe how long it's been. It sure was big news at the time.
Mr. Womack’s urn is beautiful.
I never imagined I would see the final resting place of Michael Jackson, James Arness, and Bobby Womack. Thank you so much!
I like Hollywood graves I learned a lot about the actors of the old Hollywood plus the TV actors as well it's good
It's a shame about Hanna-Barbera. Started 61 years ago (1957), now it's just a little piece of Warner Bros. The only H-B character that is still regularly used by WB is Scooby-Doo. All the others have gone by the wayside. Shame on you, WB, for ruining H-B!
I loved The Flintstones, far superior to The Simpsons as it was more fun and not with hidden meanings (not that I noticed as a child) I always wanted to be Betty Rubble too xxx
Ed wynn And Michael Jackson 2 times of Ed Wynn And Michael Jackson
I agree. I loved the Flintstones as well. I honestly don't like the Simpsons.
ShadowSpear I think Homer Simpson's "D'OH!" is SO annoying. I'm not knocking the show - they've been around for 30 years - but I've never seen one single episode EVER.
I don't think I've ever watched an episode all the way through either. Honestly out of the entire Simpson family, Homer is the only character I know by name. I don't know any of the other characters names.
I remember when I was growing up watching reruns of the Waltons. I loved the shower.
Thanks for the history lesson. Excellent video. Much appreciation of being able to view Michael's resting place.
Absolutely love your tours!! It was nice to see the graves of Ed Wynn and Keenan Wynn since you were unable to access them in a previous tour. I could watch your tours over and over again. So well researched! Keep 'me comin!!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR EFFORTS... ALWAYS A TREAT TO WATCH AND LEARN! =]
Top Cat was my favourite Hanna - Barbera cartoon as a kid . Epic 🤩
Loved this video. Thank you for paying respects to Michael by the way. It was awesome to see his grave up close and personal. My favorite song by Michael is probably Billy Jean. I can't believe it's been 9 years since his passing. Time sure flies by. Also, it was awesome seeing Barbara's niche as well. Love all of Hanna-Barbara's cartoons. Looking forward to your next video!