Béliveau Funeral: Ken Dryden
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Ken Dryden eulogizes his former teammate and roommate Jean Béliveau at his funeral in Montreal.
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Ken Dryden does a great job yet again. Always articulate and able to put all sorts of situations into words in a way few can do. What a fitting tribute to someone as great as Jean Béliveau. Like Béliveau, Dryden interchanges between French and English, as an appreciation of both cultures and as an appreciation of Béliveau himself who could do both effortlessly. Thank you, indeed.
You can see the greatness of a man, when you see the admiration of the bests, for the bests
Very nicely done - but then again Ken Dryden has always been very articulate and well spoken. And if you watch him on CBC's The National the night before the funeral, he said almost the same things word-for-word. A great tribute to a classy and elegant man.
This is an impressive delivery of a well-composed eulogy, which Beliveau deserved.
Mr. Beliveau embodied so many qualities which are becoming more and more scarce. He was honest, hard working and humble. He had integrity and he was kind. I have tried to bring my two sons up with all of those same qualities. He was retired the year before I was born but I was nonetheless a life long fan and more importantly, an admirer.
i wish i was alive to witness these 2 hockey legands play!! :(
RIP Mr Beliveau
Jean Beliveau was offered the chance to be Govenor General of Canada but graciously turned it down to help raise his two granddaughters as his son-in law (who was a policeman) had committed suicide-he put his family first ahead of any personal accolades etc---speaks for exactly what kind of man Mr. Beliveau was (RIP sir)
ow right in the childhood this hit me really hard :(
Quelle époque que j'ai pu connaître, j'ai rencontré M. Béliveau à mon maraîcher à La Prairie et il m'a dit bonjour, quel gentleman ❤
C'est merveilleux ... merci pour un autre entrevoir du homme formidable qu’était Jean Béliveau.
the only thing I would criticize Dryden about is suggesting Beliveau was no longer a great star that last year. In fact he led the Canadians in scoring ( was in the top 10 in the league) also was amazing in that unlikely playoff run to win his last cup (22 points in 20 games).
If, you were put into a position of kepping your eye on "the kid?", who were they, and, did you? Classroom? "What classroom?" C.P.'67
Dryden misstated the facts about Beliveau's last year. On April 8th, 1971 with Montreal playing the heavily favored Bobby Orr led Bruins, who in that year, destroyed the record books, with Phil Esposito who scored 76 goals and added the same number of assists Jean Beliveau led the Habs back from losing 5-2 that fateful night by scoring the next 2 goals to Pierce the Bruins bubble and led the team to a 7-5 win over these Bruins in Boston. He had 4 points that night and led them to his 10th Stanley Cup. Big Jean made this team believe they could win it all and the Captain made good on his responsibility. Rest in Peace, Jean you touched many, many people in your life time.
I'm sorry, perhaps I'm too old fashioned but it occurred to me that it is in very poor taste to run any kind of ad prior to a video clip from a funeral.
I his time Mr. B was considered a big man. Off the ice he proved just how big
The speech is memorable, but CBC really had no reason to translate the parts of the speech they did, especially since Dryden literally presented the exact translation himself.
Alec Sader My first tongue is French. And i agree with you. How annoying! I almost turned it off right at the start...
How annoying the translation..
of a few sentences... How about printing them?