Hi everyone, thank you for all your lovely comments as always….. 🙏 To the people that seem to be taking it personally and getting their knickers in a twist. I know his surname is Cushing, it’s my accent makes it sound like Cushion…. Please don’t lose sleep over it, it’s not the end of the world. 🙏
Who cares if it's cushion or cushing. Every one knows who the legend is. Don't stop doing an outstanding bjob paul . There are a lot of people out here that appreciate what your doing .me being one of many x
Knew a group of lads(fans) who went to find mr cushing,an elderly local lady said to them he was an old man and to please be repectful,they found his house but no one there..they were just about to leave and there he was walking up the road wearing a deerstalker hat,he had photos took and was welcoming to them,bless him,iconic actor x
I was a postman in Whitstable in the 80s, I delivered to Peter Cushing on many occasions, he would answer the door, have a little chat. Often saw him cycling around the town or sitting in the Tudor Tea Rooms. A really nice guy.
I met Peter Cushing twice once in that tea room and he was nothing like you’d expect a film star to be he was just a lovely old man with perfect manners and he rode about on a clapped out old bone shaker of a bicycle. They certainly don’t make em of his class anymore.
Peter Cushing was a one of never see his like again. been a fan for 50 years. There is not one actor today that compares to him. I know we are living in differant times .But the movies he and Christopher Lee made were the best times.
I actually met Peter he was a massive supporter of Animal welfare and he attended a open weekend as he was a patron where i worked. I had the honour of showing him around and chatting to him for 2 days it is a memory i will hold for ever, R.I.P Peter a true Gentleman and amazing actor
What a sad state the cemetery is in. The council should show more respect. Peter Cushing & Vincent Price together with Hammer Films scared the daylights out of us.
What's wrong with it, other than brushes and brambles overgrown on the paths leading to it? These days, that's all part of the "rewilding" plan to encourage bees, butterflies and other fauna.
We dined in the tudor tearooms 33 years ago and Peter was sitting in his usual spot.They had a small vase with a rose in it on his table and he was eating his lunch.I didn't disturb him but he seemed a perfect gentleman.
HE HAS MADE AND STARRED IN SO MANY FILMS BUT HE COULD PLAY ANY PART IN ANY FILM A BRILLIANT ACTOR WOW I CAN'T I CANT SAY ANYMORE HE WAS JUST SO GOOD AT WHAT HE DID :)
I grew up watching these horrors, what a brilliant actor. An amazingly wonderful gentleman, so sad he lost his wife Helen so early.. rip Peter & Helen Cushing. Thank you Paul, beautiful and very heartwarming video xx
Looking forward to this one, what a terrific actor, loved his films and I fondly remember him as Doctor Who back in the 60's. Sadly missed. RIP Mr Cushing
I loved Peter Cushing, such a nice guy, his hammer films did scare me a bit in the late 70’s, although I was very young to be watching them, my brother who was older than me, dared me to watch them, I had nightmares for a while after. That cemetery is a bit of a riot, the councils should respect these peoples graves. RIP Peter and Helen Cushing 💐💐💐💐, thanks Paul xx
I was born in whitstable & my dad used to tell us kids that when walking along the beach he would often bump into peter Cushing who was a wonderful man & would happily stop for a chat with my dad & people, I love this fine fine actor who is way beyond so called stars of today. R I P our dearest friend.
@@stevestheboy1 Yes I totally agree. Such a beautiful house & whitstable & its people are wonderful. My fathers name was Edward atilla I'm his eldest son & after splitting with my wife in march all I want to do is come back home to kent. I'm a hgv driver so getting a job back home should be ok. No one like kent people that's for sure
Cushing, price and Lee...the absolute legends of our horror films ..The scary moments of our dreams ..What a lovely tribute 💕Been to that pub a few times ..being a Kent person..seagulls love to come sit on your table ... Is sad the house seems unloved
Peter Cushing! Wow what a fascinating one to watch, big thanks Paul 😊 R.I.P. Peter, so many memories from my childhood of the great films you have left behind for history. ❤️🌟🙏
Hammer horror films kept me awake at night when I was a kid in the ‘70s, they were terrifying! Thank you for a very interesting and respectful insight into Peter Cushing’s life and death. He was a great actor. I learnt so much from you about him that I didn’t know.
I have great memories of being maybe 7 yrs old and late on a Saturday night my late parents would let me sit up to watch the old horror films I remember seeing Frankenstein and the mummy and the Dracula's great memories since my parents have both passed on.
I grew up watching the Hammer films as an early teenager onwards too and was lucky enough to meet him when I was 17, in 1986, went to buy a copy of his autobiography and get it signed and he kissed my hand. That photo got in the local paper as I was dressed all goth and in a long black cape. He was a true gentleman. ❤️
Peter Cushing i loved him. What actors Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee were. They made some terrific films together. Athough i,m sure Peter was cremated. He resided in a nursing home in Kent i believe until he died. Look forward to this video Paul xx
A charismatic and talented actor ; an icon of the Hammer films ; a legendary duet with the great Christopher Lee, I love this classy gentleman; big respect !
At the Whitstable Musuem, there are some more of Peter Cushing's personal possessions. The inside of the Peter Cushing pub is amazing - over the bar there is an enormous still of Peter Cushing from the film Frankenstein. Peter Cushing was my favourite actor. Such a legend, and very much missed.
Cushing was in my favourite and some of the most honest horror movies ever. The Amicus portmanteau’s ‘From Beyond The Grave’ & ‘Tales From The Crypt’ and the Hammer House of Horror episode ‘The Silent Scream’ are amongst the finest pieces of classic horror ever made.
Seems like the real life Peter Cushing was the direct opposite of his characters and never played himself like a lot of people do - and that's a sign of a truly great actor. True immersion in his role, true devotion to his craft, then snap straight back out of it for his private life. Grand Moff Tarkin in particular was a truly nasty piece of work.
Hi Paul, I live and used to work in whitstable for age concern, I got to know the people that lived in the same road as Peter and they all said great things about Peter, Great video thanks to Paul, I had heard his ashes were taken by the family !!! Once again thank you Paul 👍👍
My late father whom was a yacht designer and surveyor met him in Whitstable in the late 70's...Peter was with his friend who was having his boat surveyed by dad. According to my dad though a little frail was a real polite gentleman. Great vid Paul, nice one!
Loved the Dracula films with Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee they used to scare me half to death as a kid lol I was more hiding behind the pillow than watching the film 😂 and what a beautiful place it is.
Thank you Paul so much for that I have loved Peter Cushing⚓⛵ since I was 11 I seen my first Hammer Horror movie Frankenstein Created Woman in that movie the oldest boy in Sound of Music played the young man who was Frankensteins assistant. Peter and Christopher Lee were my favourite actors in horror films Both had an air of being complete gentlemen in their personal lives behind the actor I miss them both fine people they were brilliant actors 💝💕 Peter was never a monster to me he was the misunderstood hero as Van Helsing and Baron Victor Frankenstein RIP Sir Peter ⚓⛵🌹🦋with your Helen 💝💕
If EVER there was a classic Van Helsing, Peter Cushing OBE was him. Apparently, he was a pure gentleman when not in front of the camera, too. Thank you for the upload: What a Hallowe'en treat! ❤
My great grandmother Mary was walking down Coventry high street in the mid 70s with things to post and a bit of shopping, she tried to find a free hand to open the post office door and an arm flew past her head opened the door and said “After you my dear” It was Peter Cushing! They chatted in the post office queue. She said he was the most well mannered lovely gentleman that she’d ever met. Absolutely wonderful gentleman according to my great grandmother 👍
Hi Paul, our son is an artist and lived in Whitstable for a while. Whilst there he went into a cafe (presumably the Tudor cafe), and Peter was sat quietly in a corner reading his newspaper and didn't want to be disturbed. Nothing wrong with that as he was quiet and didn't want fame and fortune and all the trappings. Our son took us to see his house after he had passed away. Spoke to a couple of local shopkeepers asking about his grave and they both said the wishes of his family was not to disclose anything to anyone as they wanted privacy (fully understandable). We are avid Hammer film fans and especially loved Peter and Christopher Lee. Thanks for sharing this wonderful video as it has made our day. RIP Peter.
Noel it probably was the Tudor cafe as in 1990-1991 thereabouts, I went in there with my late grandparents and there he was sat in his rain mac having a cup of tea. My grandparents told me who he was and 11 Yr old me was in awe of this frail looking man who had lived such an amazing life. I live in Herne Bay so am local too x
@@vickymarsh5165 I went there circa 96 and visited the tea rooms. As I remember they were lovely friendly people and kept Peters seat as a tribute. (I sat in it). There is a story about this lovely old gentleman. During a severe snowstorm a lady was struggling along the road with heavy shopping and Peter came along and offered to help her carry it. He was elderly, well he was never big built was he? Yet he insisted but was having more trouble than the woman! A real gent, an acting legend and someone who didn't have a nasty bone in his body.
Thank you for this wonderful video Paul ❤ One day in 1991, I was driving down a narrow lane in Whitstable to visit a friend. I could see an elderly gentleman ahead and he stepped aside to allow me to pass; as I passed the gentleman tipped his hat to me and smiled and I then realised it was Peter Cushing What a gentleman ❤
The peter Cushing weatherspoons looked like an old theatre like the one in Llandudno North Wales. Fabulous video. Those Hammer house of horror films used to terrify me when I was a kid!
What a great video 👏👏 Peter is so loved and such an amazing actor he could make a terrible film great as soon as he appeared on screen . I hope he is now at peace again with his beloved wife 🥰
People need to pay attention these days years ago this is how people behaved and acted towards each other they don’t make them like they used to he’s a real gentlemen I have been a big fan of his for more years than I can remember even today I watch his film and own most of them check him out in the early 80s TV show Hammer house of horror absolutely superb viewing God bless you sweet prince never be forgotten.
That was fantastic! What I liked most was how Peter Cushing fitted in so well and was able to lead a fairly ordinary life. I believe he had a rose created in memory of his wife.
I always enjoyed watching his films, l still watch them when their on , and when you were in the tea rooms, l had a cup of coffee in my hand while watching you , l enjoy your program😂
Both Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee used to scare the 💩 out of me growing up! Peter was an extremely talented and accomplished actor, who is, even to this day, very sadly missed. RIP Peter 🕯 and thank you, Paul, for taking the time to make this fantastic video. ❤
an occasional friend of mine in the very early 90s. i used to meet him in the tudar tea rooms n chat. i also did some work for him on his librarys bookcases. i was at the church last thursday to pay my respects. thanx paul for doing peter proud
I saw every Hammer movie he was in from the age of 14 upwards maybe even younger. He loved this house I am so very sad to see it in this state, one would have hoped it had been looked after by relatives of some kind, even now. Looks like it's been this way since his death. I am keeping my fingers crossed that you can get inside.
So glad you have covered Mr. Cushing, always been very affectionate of his works. My Mum used to let me watch the Vault of horror and tales from the crypt, problem was I was still in infant/junior school. I am 44 now. Can’t mistake his dazzling blue eyes and he was always so thin bless him. I have looked at him years ago on Wikipedia and it’s good to see how it goes hand in hand with your video. Love your channel and you will soon be at 6 figures ❤️
I just loved those Hammer movies,they were simply the best,🇬🇧made by people who cared,from the actors to the set makers,Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee such gents.😊
I used to wait for my dad to come home late from the pub in the 70’s, creep downstairs unbeknown to my mum, sit cuddled up to watch House of Horror. Fantastic memories of those late actors❤️
Hi loved watching this ,Peter and Christopher and Hammer films is what got me watching their films when I was 10 years old, my Mum let me watch them if the were on tv on a Saturday night as a treat, still love them now , thank you for doing this. Xx
Thank You so much for sgaring & paying respects to one of the greatest & my favorite horror king in horror/ Hammer film history. I always felt he was such a gentleman & a kind soul.
Thank you for uploading this. Peter Cushing was and still is one of the greatest horror actors of our time. RIP Sir and to Helen who is no longer with us either. May you both be together now forever. I am waiting to join my dear beloved late wife Jean just the same who died the week before Christmas aged 28 years in 1984. I miss her so much. PC. 04. 11. 2022.
Paul, thank you so much for doing this one. Mr Peter Cushing was my favourite actor when I was young ( still love seeing his films) no matter if the film was poor he always gave his best . We belong to a fan club on Facebook and it's got so big, as Mr Cushing has so many admirers. Loved every second watching this video, so a very big thank you.
Thank you Paul. Peter has always been my favoured actor for fifty years. great actor and a gentleman. been to Whistable seen his home and the tea rooms he use to vised most days. This is the best video i have seen of him and his home town Thank you so much.
AH BRILLIANT PAUL ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVOURITE ACTORS THIS ONE I WILL BE WATCHING LOVED ALL THE HAMMER MOVIES WITH PETER CUSHING AND CHRISTIPHER LEE CANT WAIT BRING IT ON 🥀👍
Wonderful actor loved the many Hammer horror films he did. I would watch the horror double bill, on a Saturday night as a kid in the 1970s hiding behind the sofa great memories!
Thank you for doing this on Peter Cushing i live in Borehamwood where the Elstree film studios are that made all of the Hammer Horror film were made Peter Cushing did 22 films in Hammer Horror films there there is commemorative plaque to peter Cushing in Shenley road Borehamwood Hertfordshire
Well done, nice to see someone put a well researched & very respectful video together on a true gentleman & legend of the acting world. RIP Peter Cushing.
Thank you for this really great episode. Peter Cushing is one of my favourite actors and I am glad to have a lot of memorabilia related to him. I visited Whitstable shortly after he died and was pleased to visit Whitstable museum when they had a special exhibit about his life and career. It is impossible to read anything negative about him. He was and is a legend. Thank you for your sensitive and thoughtful words.
I remember being a terrified kid watching the hammer horror films. Peter was perfect for these types of roles and had that look as did Boris Karloff and Christopher Lee. He was a brilliant refined actor. As always it’s great to hear more about his life off screen and it seems as though those that met him held him in high regard. Excellently done Paul & rest easy Peter.
Thank you for telling Peters life and death story and being respectful. I am 57 young lady who has grew up watching his films, he was a amazing acter and gentleman. I still watch his films on dvd, and vhs videos that my late mother recorded years ago. I really enjoyed watching your video and have now subscribed to your channel. God bless. P.S. i love your t shirt x
Oh I remember creeping down the stairs late at night to peek through the door to see Hammer Horror that my parents were watching and then to afraid to go back up them stairs..
Peter was truly a great actor, and a great,humble,kind man. He wasn’t the same after his Helen passed in 1971, he could never get over the loss of her. thanks for this video, I had no idea where he lived. I remember an interview with Carrie fisher, she found it difficult to tell Peter in Star Wars he had a foul stench , because he was so kind and friendly. May he rest in peace, he’s with Helen now . May he rest in peace
What a wonderful and respectful celebration of Peter and Helen. Such kind gentle souls. Wonderful wonderful wonderful. With love and thanks Peter and Helen and to you old chap for such a warm loving respectful and caring journey of discovery with you.
Big Hammer horror fan and loved Peter Cushing's roles such a talented actor. Very interesting video hearing about his life . Nice spooky editing in the cemetery at the beginning Very halloween-ish gets us in the spooky mood♥
I live in whitstable, and I'm 5th generation here. Everything you have heard is true. I met him loads of times, and have some funny memories of him. You did a respectful and kind film, and I think he would have appreciated it and would be flattered so many people still care. Legend!.
What a lovely tribute to one if not the finest actors ever born, what an absolutely lovely man he sounded and with such love for his wife..now that's love ❤️ thank you 😊
I actually met him once when I was a girl. My dad was an avid stamp collector and we lived in Kent. He went to a philately shop in Whitstable and as I was with him, I was dragged along. We met Peter Cushing, who was the only other customer in the shop and he and my dad got talking. This was in 1969 and I was too shy to say much.
Love your videos Paul, so interesting and so respectful. Found your channel when the lovely Paul O'Grady passed and have now watched nearly all of them, people I had forgotten and so good to be reminded of them. As for Peter, we lived near when I was a child and my old dad often used to come home and said he had seen Peter on his bike and Peter always waved. A proper gentleman.
Hi everyone, thank you for all your lovely comments as always….. 🙏
To the people that seem to be taking it personally and getting their knickers in a twist. I know his surname is Cushing, it’s my accent makes it sound like Cushion…. Please don’t lose sleep over it, it’s not the end of the world. 🙏
I quit wearing them ,,,no more twists and turns. As maggie once said 'rejoice'
More important things in life to worry aboot Poool hahaha ;)
You're not on your own, years ago there where quite a few people who called him Cushion including me, so don't worry about it.
Not kooooshingeee?
Who cares if it's cushion or cushing. Every one knows who the legend is. Don't stop doing an outstanding bjob paul . There are a lot of people out here that appreciate what your doing .me being one of many x
Knew a group of lads(fans) who went to find mr cushing,an elderly local lady said to them he was an old man and to please be repectful,they found his house but no one there..they were just about to leave and there he was walking up the road wearing a deerstalker hat,he had photos took and was welcoming to them,bless him,iconic actor x
He never stalked deers though he loved animals
Too congenial for his neighbourhood, it seems,,
Looking so much like Sherlock Holmes I bet.
I was a postman in Whitstable in the 80s, I delivered to Peter Cushing on many occasions, he would answer the door, have a little chat. Often saw him cycling around the town or sitting in the Tudor Tea Rooms. A really nice guy.
I was a postie in Herne Bay in the 80s/early 90s. I went to the Tea Rooms on numerous occasions and the rumour was it was owned by Peter Cushing.
No Just his favorite restaurant
I met Peter Cushing twice once in that tea room and he was nothing like you’d expect a film star to be he was just a lovely old man with perfect manners and he rode about on a clapped out old bone shaker of a bicycle. They certainly don’t make em of his class anymore.
I dont't think Peter ever considered himself as a movie star. that's how humble he was. Bless him.
He was an amazing artist. He did a watercolour picture of his dog for my aunt when she found the lost pup
He was a true actor that didn’t need to swear or curse to make a point like the modern actors do…… true acting…. Thank you
Peter Cushing was a one of never see his like again. been a fan for 50 years. There is not one actor today that compares to him. I know we are living in differant times .But the movies he and Christopher Lee made were the best times.
one of my favorites
I lived in Whitstable for many years and have been to peters grave many times 🙂 I have spoken to him many times to such a lovely man ☺️❤️
I love Peter Cushing and Hammer Films. What an incredible talent and lovely gentleman.
yes
LEGEND... PETER CUSHING...x....
There's an aura of peace in that neighborhood. I do get the feeling that Peter and Helen are blissfully together in the afterlife!
Helen was sure they would be.
And they are with Christopher Lee too
@@cynthiathomas6690 Yep, and Vincent Price also.
It's a lovely town and still quite olde worlde with a functioning harbour but it does get very busy at times, particularly in the summer.
I actually met Peter he was a massive supporter of Animal welfare and he attended a open weekend as he was a patron where i worked.
I had the honour of showing him around and chatting to him for 2 days it is a memory i will hold for ever, R.I.P Peter a true Gentleman and amazing actor
Chatting? In the 90s? Whit a 80yo man?? Cmon
Lucky!!!
What a sad state the cemetery is in. The council should show more respect.
Peter Cushing & Vincent Price together with Hammer Films scared the daylights out of us.
What's wrong with it, other than brushes and brambles overgrown on the paths leading to it?
These days, that's all part of the "rewilding" plan to encourage bees, butterflies and other fauna.
I've always loved Peter Cushing. 😍
One of my favourite people.
Carrie Fisher once said he was so nice she couldn't pretend to hate him.
Oh what a wonderfull and we'll respected human being he realy was thank you for all the memories you left us
Pity there aren't more people like him.
We dined in the tudor tearooms 33 years ago and Peter was sitting in his usual spot.They had a small vase with a rose in it on his table and he was eating his lunch.I didn't disturb him but he seemed a perfect gentleman.
HE HAS MADE AND STARRED IN SO MANY FILMS BUT HE COULD PLAY ANY PART IN ANY FILM A BRILLIANT ACTOR WOW I CAN'T I CANT SAY ANYMORE HE WAS JUST SO GOOD AT WHAT HE DID :)
Peter Cushing was as you said known to be devoted to his wife and created and named a rose after her ❤... really appreciate what you are doing 👋👍🏻
I grew up watching these horrors, what a brilliant actor. An amazingly wonderful gentleman, so sad he lost his wife Helen so early.. rip Peter & Helen Cushing. Thank you Paul, beautiful and very heartwarming video xx
So sad that he felt his life after his wife Helen passed was just about passing time until he could be with her again. Perfect gentleman.
, my husband sent Peter a birthday card many years ago as he was a fan. To his amazement, he received a letter of thanks off him, how nice was that.
Looking forward to this one, what a terrific actor, loved his films and I fondly remember him as Doctor Who back in the 60's. Sadly missed. RIP Mr Cushing
When was Peter cushion in dr who?
Back in the 60's. He made 2 films where he played Doctor Who. 1 Doctor Who and the Daleks, 2. Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150AD.
@@judis6224 Peter Cushing was Dr Who 🙂 Keep an eye out for Bernard Cribbins in the same movie as well 👍
I loved Peter Cushing, such a nice guy, his hammer films did scare me a bit in the late 70’s, although I was very young to be watching them, my brother who was older than me, dared me to watch them, I had nightmares for a while after. That cemetery is a bit of a riot, the councils should respect these peoples graves. RIP Peter and Helen Cushing 💐💐💐💐, thanks Paul xx
I was born in whitstable & my dad used to tell us kids that when walking along the beach he would often bump into peter Cushing who was a wonderful man & would happily stop for a chat with my dad & people, I love this fine fine actor who is way beyond so called stars of today.
R I P our dearest friend.
walked passed his old house yesterday,wow luv to live there
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Yes I totally agree.
Such a beautiful house & whitstable & its people are wonderful.
My fathers name was Edward atilla
I'm his eldest son & after splitting with my wife in march all I want to do is come back home to kent.
I'm a hgv driver so getting a job back home should be ok.
No one like kent people that's for sure
Cushing, price and Lee...the absolute legends of our horror films ..The scary moments of our dreams ..What a lovely tribute 💕Been to that pub a few times ..being a Kent person..seagulls love to come sit on your table ... Is sad the house seems unloved
Absolutely loved this video. It was lovely to hear what a gentleman he was.What a love story too.
What a wonderful person..Met him around 85 era ..Charming polite and a really nice chap
Peter Cushing! Wow what a fascinating one to watch, big thanks Paul 😊
R.I.P. Peter, so many memories from my childhood of the great films you have left behind for history. ❤️🌟🙏
He was really good at putting you on the edge, he is timeless and one of the best actors who ever lived
Totally agree andrew a brilliant actor 👍
No one lives there....????
Hammer horror films kept me awake at night when I was a kid in the ‘70s, they were terrifying! Thank you for a very interesting and respectful insight into Peter Cushing’s life and death. He was a great actor. I learnt so much from you about him that I didn’t know.
I share the same memories Lisa, didn’t keep me awake though🙂
I have great memories of being maybe 7 yrs old and late on a Saturday night my late parents would let me sit up to watch the old horror films I remember seeing Frankenstein and the mummy and the Dracula's great memories since my parents have both passed on.
I grew up watching the Hammer films as an early teenager onwards too and was lucky enough to meet him when I was 17, in 1986, went to buy a copy of his autobiography and get it signed and he kissed my hand. That photo got in the local paper as I was dressed all goth and in a long black cape. He was a true gentleman. ❤️
Peter Cushing i loved him. What actors Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee were. They made some terrific films together. Athough i,m sure Peter was cremated. He resided in a nursing home in Kent i believe until he died. Look forward to this video Paul xx
I loved him,such a fantastic actor. He was partly who inflenced my.love of horrors. RIP 🙏
A charismatic and talented actor ; an icon of the Hammer films ; a legendary duet with the great Christopher Lee, I love this classy gentleman; big respect !
Loved all his movies back in day!!
At the Whitstable Musuem, there are some more of Peter Cushing's personal possessions.
The inside of the Peter Cushing pub is amazing - over the bar there is an enormous still of Peter Cushing from the film Frankenstein.
Peter Cushing was my favourite actor. Such a legend, and very much missed.
I absolutely adored Peter as an actor , I have seen all his films and he was such an awesome actor loved him I really did xx
horror of dracula,loved this movie
Cushing was in my favourite and some of the most honest horror movies ever. The Amicus portmanteau’s ‘From Beyond The Grave’ & ‘Tales From The Crypt’ and the Hammer House of Horror episode ‘The Silent Scream’ are amongst the finest pieces of classic horror ever made.
I would totally agree with your statement - they were some of his best work.
Such a wonderful narrative about a true Gentle man💞🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Seems like the real life Peter Cushing was the direct opposite of his characters and never played himself like a lot of people do - and that's a sign of a truly great actor. True immersion in his role, true devotion to his craft, then snap straight back out of it for his private life.
Grand Moff Tarkin in particular was a truly nasty piece of work.
Love Peter Cushing! Thanks so much for doing this!
Hi Paul, I live and used to work in whitstable for age concern, I got to know the people that lived in the same road as Peter and they all said great things about Peter, Great video thanks to Paul, I had heard his ashes were taken by the family !!! Once again thank you Paul 👍👍
My grandfather remembered Peter Cushing riding around on his bike, brilliant actor love the hammer films
My late father whom was a yacht designer and surveyor met him in Whitstable in the late 70's...Peter was with his friend who was having his boat surveyed by dad. According to my dad though a little frail was a real polite gentleman. Great vid Paul, nice one!
My 5th time of watching Cushing amazing but so are you got me hooked!
Loved the Dracula films with Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee they used to scare me half to death as a kid lol I was more hiding behind the pillow than watching the film 😂 and what a beautiful place it is.
Thank you Paul so much for that I have loved Peter Cushing⚓⛵ since I was 11 I seen my first Hammer Horror movie Frankenstein Created Woman in that movie the oldest boy in Sound of Music played the young man who was Frankensteins assistant. Peter and Christopher Lee were my favourite actors in horror films
Both had an air of being complete gentlemen in their personal lives behind the actor
I miss them both fine people they were brilliant actors 💝💕 Peter was never a monster to me he was the misunderstood hero as Van Helsing and Baron Victor Frankenstein
RIP Sir Peter ⚓⛵🌹🦋with your Helen 💝💕
If EVER there was a classic Van Helsing, Peter Cushing OBE was him. Apparently, he was a pure gentleman when not in front of the camera, too. Thank you for the upload: What a Hallowe'en treat! ❤
the best van helsing
My great grandmother Mary was walking down Coventry high street in the mid 70s with things to post and a bit of shopping, she tried to find a free hand to open the post office door and an arm flew past her head opened the door and said “After you my dear” It was Peter Cushing! They chatted in the post office queue. She said he was the most well mannered lovely gentleman that she’d ever met. Absolutely wonderful gentleman according to my great grandmother 👍
R. I. P Peter cushion may you rest in peace and thank you Paul for sharing this video with us much appreciated
Hi Paul, our son is an artist and lived in Whitstable for a while. Whilst there he went into a cafe (presumably the Tudor cafe), and Peter was sat quietly in a corner reading his newspaper and didn't want to be disturbed. Nothing wrong with that as he was quiet and didn't want fame and fortune and all the trappings. Our son took us to see his house after he had passed away. Spoke to a couple of local shopkeepers asking about his grave and they both said the wishes of his family was not to disclose anything to anyone as they wanted privacy (fully understandable). We are avid Hammer film fans and especially loved Peter and Christopher Lee. Thanks for sharing this wonderful video as it has made our day. RIP Peter.
Noel it probably was the Tudor cafe as in 1990-1991 thereabouts, I went in there with my late grandparents and there he was sat in his rain mac having a cup of tea. My grandparents told me who he was and 11 Yr old me was in awe of this frail looking man who had lived such an amazing life. I live in Herne Bay so am local too x
@@vickymarsh5165 I went there circa 96 and visited the tea rooms. As I remember they were lovely friendly people and kept Peters seat as a tribute. (I sat in it). There is a story about this lovely old gentleman. During a severe snowstorm a lady was struggling along the road with heavy shopping and Peter came along and offered to help her carry it. He was elderly, well he was never big built was he? Yet he insisted but was having more trouble than the woman!
A real gent, an acting legend and someone who didn't have a nasty bone in his body.
Thank you for this wonderful video Paul ❤
One day in 1991, I was driving down a narrow lane in Whitstable to visit a friend. I could see an elderly gentleman ahead and he stepped aside to allow me to pass; as I passed the gentleman tipped his hat to me and smiled and I then realised it was Peter Cushing
What a gentleman ❤
The peter Cushing weatherspoons looked like an old theatre like the one in Llandudno North Wales. Fabulous video. Those Hammer house of horror films used to terrify me when I was a kid!
What a great video 👏👏 Peter is so loved and such an amazing actor he could make a terrible film great as soon as he appeared on screen . I hope he is now at peace again with his beloved wife 🥰
Walked past the house where he lived with his wife in Whitstable many times...lovely man, great actor...RIP dear Peter..
Peter was a wonderful actor and still watch films with both him and Christopher Lee they were both great actors
People need to pay attention these days years ago this is how people behaved and acted towards each other they don’t make them like they used to he’s a real gentlemen I have been a big fan of his for more years than I can remember even today I watch his film and own most of them check him out in the early 80s TV show Hammer house of horror absolutely superb viewing God bless you sweet prince never be forgotten.
RIP Peter and Helen … reunited again 🕊️🕊️
Hey young man, a wonderful tribute to a wonderful actor. Many thanks with sharing this with me, very interesting.
That was fantastic! What I liked most was how Peter Cushing fitted in so well and was able to lead a fairly ordinary life. I believe he had a rose created in memory of his wife.
I always enjoyed watching his films, l still watch them when their on , and when you were in the tea rooms, l had a cup of coffee in my hand while watching you , l enjoy your program😂
Both Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee used to scare the 💩 out of me growing up! Peter was an extremely talented and accomplished actor, who is, even to this day, very sadly missed. RIP Peter 🕯 and thank you, Paul, for taking the time to make this fantastic video. ❤
I loved those films too... my dear dad and me sitting together ❤️
A lovely sweet English Gentleman Bless you Peter and thank you for all the great moments on screen xx
Always liked Peter, even when I was a child watching him on screen. There was a warmth about him that drew you in no matter what role he was playing.
an occasional friend of mine in the very early 90s. i used to meet him in the tudar tea rooms n chat. i also did some work for him on his librarys bookcases. i was at the church last thursday to pay my respects. thanx paul for doing peter proud
Lovely piece. Thank you!
Loved Peter cushing, he was a scene stealer in every film he made , true English gent and very dapper 👌 love him!!!
I saw every Hammer movie he was in from the age of 14 upwards maybe even younger. He loved this house I am so very sad to see it in this state, one would have hoped it had been looked after by relatives of some kind, even now. Looks like it's been this way since his death. I am keeping my fingers crossed that you can get inside.
So glad you have covered Mr. Cushing, always been very affectionate of his works. My Mum used to let me watch the Vault of horror and tales from the crypt, problem was I was still in infant/junior school. I am 44 now. Can’t mistake his dazzling blue eyes and he was always so thin bless him. I have looked at him years ago on Wikipedia and it’s good to see how it goes hand in hand with your video. Love your channel and you will soon be at 6 figures ❤️
Absolutely fantastic video thank you i,ve been a hugh peter cushing fan all my life what a gentleman 😀
Glad you enjoyed it
Chris Lee scared me just as himself.. Peter Cushing was absolutely great ..Thanks Paul wonderful as always
Peter’s house in on the market now for £1.4 million having been renovated. Thanks for showing us this, I’m a big fan of all things Hammer.
I just loved those Hammer movies,they were simply the best,🇬🇧made by people who cared,from the actors to the set makers,Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee such gents.😊
I used to wait for my dad to come home late from the pub in the 70’s, creep downstairs unbeknown to my mum, sit cuddled up to watch House of Horror. Fantastic memories of those late actors❤️
@@angelahill7755 Me too !💀
@@kellydee2780 Me also, Hammer was my introduction to horror. Great childhood memories & nightmares. 👍
I remember watching peter cushing and christopher lee as a child..scarey stuff way back then..Thank You for your lives..so enjoyable..
Most impressive to say the least, how truly wonderful & researched this is dearest ☆🌟Paul🌟☆. Such efforts should never go unnoticed, many thanks.
Einer der Besten Schauspieler RIP!
Hi loved watching this ,Peter and Christopher and Hammer films is what got me watching their films when I was 10 years old, my Mum let me watch them if the were on tv on a Saturday night as a treat, still love them now , thank you for doing this. Xx
Thank You so much for sgaring & paying respects to one of the greatest & my favorite horror king in horror/ Hammer film history. I always felt he was such a gentleman & a kind soul.
Really can't wait for this one! I love hammer horror
I really do love the old Hammer productions,dracula,frankenstein ......Thx for sharing this!Greetings from cologne,germany.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for uploading this. Peter Cushing was and still is one of the greatest horror actors of our time. RIP Sir and to Helen who is no longer with us either. May you both be together now forever. I am waiting to join my dear beloved late wife Jean just the same who died the week before Christmas aged 28 years in 1984. I miss her so much. PC. 04. 11. 2022.
I loved watching Peter's films thanks for sharing this video 👍
A true gentleman and an amazing actor who was a big part of my childhood , sadly missed.
I love horror movies. Grew up watching hammer horror. Such a great man, but lived a very simple life. Enjoyed it so much. Thank you.
Paul, thank you so much for doing this one. Mr Peter Cushing was my favourite actor when I was young ( still love seeing his films) no matter if the film was poor he always gave his best . We belong to a fan club on Facebook and it's got so big, as Mr Cushing has so many admirers. Loved every second watching this video, so a very big thank you.
Thank you Paul. Peter has always been my favoured actor for fifty years. great actor and a gentleman. been to Whistable seen his home and the tea rooms he use to vised most days. This is the best video i have seen of him and his home town Thank you so much.
Love watching peter cushing film he was a great actor
AH BRILLIANT PAUL ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVOURITE ACTORS THIS ONE I WILL BE WATCHING
LOVED ALL THE HAMMER MOVIES
WITH PETER CUSHING AND CHRISTIPHER LEE CANT WAIT
BRING IT ON 🥀👍
🥀🧛♂️
he was a sweet sweet man, i saw as many of his films as i could. thank you paul. Frankenstin was my fav.
Wonderful actor loved the many Hammer horror films he did. I would watch the horror double bill, on a Saturday night as a kid in the 1970s hiding behind the sofa great memories!
He is a legend,,,thoroughly entertaining with not only hammer,but his earlier performances...
Thank you for doing this on Peter Cushing i live in Borehamwood where the Elstree film studios are that made all of the Hammer Horror film were made Peter Cushing did 22 films in Hammer Horror films there there is commemorative plaque to peter Cushing in Shenley road Borehamwood Hertfordshire
Well done, nice to see someone put a well researched & very respectful video together on a true gentleman & legend of the acting world. RIP Peter Cushing.
Thank you for this really great episode. Peter Cushing is one of my favourite actors and I am glad to have a lot of memorabilia related to him. I visited Whitstable shortly after he died and was pleased to visit Whitstable museum when they had a special exhibit about his life and career.
It is impossible to read anything negative about him. He was and is a legend.
Thank you for your sensitive and thoughtful words.
Slightly weird
I remember being a terrified kid watching the hammer horror films. Peter was perfect for these types of roles and had that look as did Boris Karloff and Christopher Lee. He was a brilliant refined actor. As always it’s great to hear more about his life off screen and it seems as though those that met him held him in high regard. Excellently done Paul & rest easy Peter.
Thank you for telling Peters life and death story and being respectful. I am 57 young lady who has grew up watching his films, he was a amazing acter and gentleman. I still watch his films on dvd, and vhs videos that my late mother recorded years ago. I really enjoyed watching your video and have now subscribed to your channel. God bless. P.S. i love your t shirt x
Thank you Tina 🙏
Oh I remember creeping down the stairs late at night to peek through the door to see Hammer Horror that my parents were watching and then to afraid to go back up them stairs..
Peter was truly a great actor, and a great,humble,kind man. He wasn’t the same after his Helen passed in 1971, he could never get over the loss of her.
thanks for this video, I had no idea where he lived.
I remember an interview with Carrie fisher, she found it difficult to tell Peter in Star Wars he had a foul stench , because he was so kind and friendly.
May he rest in peace, he’s with Helen now .
May he rest in peace
Peter Cushing another great talented actor may he rest in peace 🙏😇
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What a wonderful and respectful celebration of Peter and Helen. Such kind gentle souls. Wonderful wonderful wonderful. With love and thanks Peter and Helen and to you old chap for such a warm loving respectful and caring journey of discovery with you.
Big Hammer horror fan and loved Peter Cushing's roles such a talented actor. Very interesting video hearing about his life . Nice spooky editing in the cemetery at the beginning Very halloween-ish gets us in the spooky mood♥
Thanks for uploading...I'm a big fan of Peter cushing and his films..What a true gentleman..
Peter Cushing was one Of the greatest horror people .love him in hammer horror got most of the horror films thanks paul.
I live in whitstable, and I'm 5th generation here. Everything you have heard is true. I met him loads of times, and have some funny memories of him. You did a respectful and kind film, and I think he would have appreciated it and would be flattered so many people still care. Legend!.
Absolute legend Peter cushion
What a lovely tribute to one if not the finest actors ever born, what an absolutely lovely man he sounded and with such love for his wife..now that's love ❤️ thank you 😊
I actually met him once when I was a girl. My dad was an avid stamp collector and we lived in Kent. He went to a philately shop in Whitstable and as I was with him, I was dragged along. We met Peter Cushing, who was the only other customer in the shop and he and my dad got talking. This was in 1969 and I was too shy to say much.
Love your videos Paul, so interesting and so respectful. Found your channel when the lovely Paul O'Grady passed and have now watched nearly all of them, people I had forgotten and so good to be reminded of them. As for Peter, we lived near when I was a child and my old dad often used to come home and said he had seen Peter on his bike and Peter always waved. A proper gentleman.
My favourite so far .What a fabulous actor he was