FAMOUS GRAVE TOUR - Mount Sinai #1 (Don Rickles, Cass Elliot, etc.)
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- 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're exploring Mount Sinai Memorial Park, where we'll find such stars as Don Rickles, Cass Elliot, Norman Fell, and many more.
Full list of stars visited today: Harold J. Stone, Harry Wilson, Helen Forrest, Lee J. Cobb, Phil Silvers, Norman Fell, Frances Bay, Bonnie Franklin, Totie Fields, Irwin Allen, David Rose, Iwao Takamoto, Cass Elliot, Herschel Bernardi, Don Rickles.
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Written & Produced by Arthur Dark
Music by Giuseppe Vasapolli
Elevator music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Since filming, the grave of Don Rickles has been marked. Check out our addendum here: ruclips.net/video/wyxloktlftM/видео.html
And clarification: David Rose wrote music and themes for Bonanza, but the main opening theme was written by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans. Also, happy to see Helen Forrest got her marker! Check it out: www.findagrave.com/memorial/6910581/helen-forrest
Hollywood Graveyard you missed the singer Eddie fisher
Taylor Riley yes
I miss Micheal Landon I use love watching hwy to heaven
I have mammas and the pappas on my music playlists
Don rickles is so funny him and Dean Martin roast
Living in England, it is very unlikely that I’ll ever have the time, money or ability to make my own pilgrimage to pay my respects to all these people featured in all your videos. Your efforts means that I able to. I thank you for that.
RIP "Mama" Cass Elliot, vocal powerhouse of The Mamas and the Papas. Unfortunately, the only surviving member of the group is Michelle Phillips. Check out these songs featuring Cass if you are not familiar with her: "I Call Your Name", "Dream a Little Dream of Me", "It's Getting Better". By the group: "Go Where You Wanna Go", "I Saw Her Again ", "Words of Love", "Twelve Thirty", "Do You Wanna Dance", "Got a Feelin'".
And my personal fav "make your own kind of music"
Always thought Cass Elliott passed Away from a Heart Attack
@@tinotse2007 Heart failure, yes.
@@tjfSIM Heard Cass died from Heart attack. Yeah same thing
Tino Tse It’s not actually the same thing, but never mind.
1:33 Harold J. Stone
2:05 Harry Wilson
2:36 Helen Forrest
3:26 Lee Cobb
4:31 Phil Silvers
5:57 Frances Bay
6:39 Bonnie Franklin
8:24 Irwin Allen
8:42 David Rose
10:20 Cass Elliot
11:52 Don Rickles
You missed Norman Fell
A great job as usual. Pls continue this, cuz no one present the Graves so respectful, like you do. Thx for that
I just loved Cass Elliot. She had such an amazing golden voice and smile. She was and will always be loved for just being her.
I have seen videos where they go to celebrity graves. But yours is so much better and more interesting. I love how you tell a little about them. Been waiting for a new video great job you do.
The most touching part of this episode is the final scene of Schindler's List. These people are the real people Schindler saved.
you are simply amazing. You treat the graves and the famous people who are resting there with a great respect.
R.I.P Mamma Cass🌷🇧🇷
Daniela Santos She haunts Beverly D'Angelo's old house in Coldwater Canyon. She bought it from Dan Ackroyd.
Choked on that sammich
@@marcodc6486 no she didn't
@@marcodc6486 LMAO😄
@@samanthab1923 Laurel Canyon :) I think Dan Ackroyd has a very vivid imagination!
I am pleasantly "addicted" to your great video tributes to these many stars of our past!! Some videographers, in the past, have DIShonored these dear ones with calloused videos and/or comments. But I'm glad to say that I GREATLY appreciate how YOU honor their memories with film clips, music and information about their lives. It appears so many of them have no one to care for their graves anymore.....rather sad, ya? Here they devoted their lives to entertaining millions of us and yet you've had to actually excavate some of the markers from overgrowth of grass and soil. Have you ever thought of getting cemetery permission to trim around and clean their markers before filming? A mineral oil rub does wonders to restore luster and color to headstone markers. Keep up the wonderful job of honoring these dear people's memories with your work!!! :o)
N. Elliott Noorlun: Your observations and assessments are spot on. Thanks for the tip on the mineral oil rub. In addition, it is my understanding that some cemeteries (e.g., Forest Lawn) sell kits that include a brush and polish to keep the headstone shiny and looking new. Regarding Arthur Dark's creations, I am pleased that you also recognize it as exceptional work that enriches our lives.
You should do a all presidents episode!! For all the vets out there❤️❤️❤️❤️
Jesus Acosta I'd like that
Jesus Acosta: Certainly, a visit to the Nixon Library and burial site in Yorba Linda and the Reagan Library and burial site in Simi Valley are feasible.
Jesus Acosta it would be nice but it have to take months to do that because different President's are in different states
@@mikeandmars2345 Not to mention that all of the first forty except for Jimmy Carter are dead.
Yes, please show us the final resting places of those that put troops in life threatening situations in the interest of cooperative wealth while denying the disabled survivors benefits needed to maintain what little life they have left so we can piss on them. (Freedom of speech)
I loved Don Rickles. I had no idea that there was a Jewish tradition of not getting a marker until one year after. I'll have to look that up and find out why. I also found it interesting about the Japanese animator who animated so many of my favorites. Especially Scooby Doo. Was he Jewish as well? Wouldn't have expected him to be in that cemetery. I've also never been in a cemetery where there's an elevator. You were right about it being slow!
I'm wondering the same thing, but I know Tom Poston is in Hillside and he was not Jewish, just married to Suzanne Pleshette who was and is next to him
it's merely to let the ground settle. That's all.
imiss toronto, that's not correct at all.
I never knew Suzanne Pleshette was Jewish until after she died. I wonder if she was observant.
If he or his wife weren't Jewish, they wouldn't be buried here its a strictly Jewish cemetery.
Don Rickles was awesome as the voice of Mr. Potato Head in Toy Story 1, 2, and 3. I wonder who will voice Mr. Potato Head in Toy Story 4. May he rest in peace, though. :'(
ArcherYesChipHazardNo Is Back Whoever voices Mr. Potato Head in Toy Story 4 won't be as good as Don Rickles. 😔
My mom and dad saw Don Rickles in Vegas in the 1970s. He spotted Mom’s white pantsuit from the stage and asked, "Who's manning the u-boat tonight, Captain?" She loved it ❤ RIP, funny guy.
Didn't john Ratzenberger do Mr potato head?
Nm. Was Hamm
I think they recorded his voice for the movie
I'd have to say that my favorite memory of Don Rickles Is when he insulted Artie Lange and Norm MacDonald in the movie, "Dirty Work," and his role as Billy Sherbet in "Casino." I mean, I knew Don was funny, but his role as Billy Sherbet made me proud of him, because it proved he could make us laugh, and scare us at the same time. The world lost a talented man when Don was called home.
It was really funny when he was clowning and made fun of one of the mob bosses wives at the Flamingo and almost got his legs broke, ha ha he schit his pants oh such memories such a loser.
Here it is, the tour chosen by you! Enjoy!
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Thank You
You Just Made My Day AWESOME 😊
I would love to join your crew!
I Love It
Hollywood Graveyard thank you especially for telling me who wrote that stripper song cause it's kind of catchy
Awesome!!! Bravo! I always enjoy all your vids, cemeteries used to be a lonely place for me...now I know there is tremendous history and life lessons as well as successes!!!!
No matter how rich, powerful, beautiful, or beloved one is, we all end up taking that last breath. This channel is the best reminder of that because it is done with respect and good taste.
What a beautiful tradition, to leave a stone. I'm going to leave one on my friend's grave. Neither she nor I are Jewish but the heartfelt sentiment is the same.
Ive been watching these videos for a while now and enjoy them immensely but the leaving of the stones brought a tear to my eye.
Thank you for the upload.
Loved learning about the jewish burial traditions, at the end of this vid. Beautiful.
I visited Cass this summer and nearly cried at the sight. So beautiful, and well worth the drive.
@Bill j you are very jealous of mama Cass. You are a fat ass pig
Bill j i would never leave something that would go bad other than flowers
Leave a banquet lol😄
@Bill j you're a pos.
Really? Oh well
VERY well done Mr. Dark. You’re level of respect truly warms the heart.
Am delighted to find this channel! Years ago I worked for Pierce Brothers mortuaries and cemeteries when they were still intact. Before they were taken over so rudely by SCI (aka Secure Cash Immediatly). So a tour like this is very interesting.
Nice job putting this together. I imagine it took a lot of work.
Love the music and the production value. You, my friend, are truly talented!
I look forward to your videos with much anticipation. When you run out of local cemeteries will you revisit each one with new famous graves? I hope so.
You touched me when you place the stone on the memorial. May you be Blessed....
Enjoy the tour!
FINALLY! I now know why stones are placed on graves! Thank you so much! I learn a-lot from your fantastic videos. I love these. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
You sure weren't kidding about that elevator. As someone who lives on the 21st floor, I have no patience for slow elevators. 😂
It would most likely be a "Sabbath" elevator that operates without pushing buttons. Google it.
You could also report a slow moving elevator to local or state code enforcement. Not that you should be riding in an elevator during a fire, but an excessively slow elevator could be a potential safety hazard. The inspecting authority usually has a certificate inside the elevator.
Come on, Frances Bay in Happy Gilmore in a Gene Simmons mask was awesome. Loved that film. Don Rickles was awesome too, 90s kids loved him as Mr. Potato Head.
Thank you for telling Cass Elliott's cause of death . Her daughter is very distressed by people thinking her mother choked.
Thanks for clarifying what I've been trying to tell people for YEARS - and that is Cass Elliott died of heart failure and NOT by chocking on a ham sandwich. I remember this so well, because she is the first celebrity that I mourned. I was 14 at the time, and I remember the initial reports saying it was a ham sandwich. But it was only a few days later that it was all over the news that it was a heart attack, NOT a ham sandwich, yet for reasons I can't understand, the ham sandwich story has not gone away.
Alright Hollywood graveyard guys.. loving the work y’all do but we’re ready for mt Sinai part 2.. keep these coming man.. I literally check this daily
As a huge Lost in Space fan, im so glad you showed Irwin Allen. I always heard he was a very difficult man to work with, but im thankful he created some of the best 60s sci-fi shows..
This was well worth the wait Arthur!!! Loved it! I especially loved seeing Don Rickles' grave. I grew up watching him in film and on T.V. "Kelly's Heroes" was my favorite movie of his. Broke my heart when he passed away. He will be sorely missed. Great video Arthur...and thank you.
Don Rickles was a genuine old-school goofball. His style of comedy is definitely a dying art.
Thankfully his brand of hogging the limelight, loving the sound of his own voice and insulting people is a part of him that died with him.
Who else but Don Rickles could insult you and have you respond with laughter instead of anger or hurt feelings? We truly lost a master comic!
Don rickles on the dean Martin roasts was classic and what legends were made of
Larry Schmidt The best😂
Thank you for explaining the marker of not being put in for one yr I always wondered about that I've visited many Jewish friends graves and now I know why one yr. I think it's awesome that they have pebbles there I wish other Jewish cemetery would iam not sure if they do it not ..looking forward to part 2 my husband had relative that perish in the Holocaust so it hits a little bit of home
R.I.P Bonnie Franklin 🌹 One Day at A Time I use to love that show.
Norman Fell created one of my all time favorite TV characters in Stanley Roper. He came up with Roper's turn & smile at the camera gag himself. He chose to do it once, voluntarily. The director, Dave Powers I believe, just ate it up & insisted that he make it a running gag thereafter....
The "One Day at a Time" show sure brings back a lot of memories as a kid! PS - This has been my favorite channel. All your videos continue to blow me away! Well done
I'm addicted to this channel!
So am I I've seen every one, sometimes multiple times when i binge watch which is OFTEN!
There should be a 12 step program for this channel!
@@wmlwest3382 there is only one cure for this addiction. It ends where this channel began.
@@81396xman
Very true. It's all Arthur's fault!
Welcome to the H.G. family!!!😃😃😃
I still watch three company and the ropers .he was funny aw he's in heaven with John Ritter another very missed
Great video,Phil Silvers truly brilliant, Bilko the first worlds greatest sitcom,and many having stollen storylines from the show,loves watching reruns in Scotland in 70s,now I just watch the DVDs brilliant.
Yes! I love seeing my Jewish brothers and sisters! Such fantastic talent. Thanks Arthur Dark! And thanks for explaining the Jewish tradition of placing stones on the headstone. Shabbat Shalom everyone
The Who's drummer Keith Moon died in the same flat as Mama Cass four years later, he too was 32.
It has been said that it's "cursed". Might be a possibility. Did you know that it was owned by Harry Nilsson?
www.findadeath.com/Deceased/m/Keith%20Moon/flat.htm
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Nilsson
That's creepy💀
Did Keith Moon also choke on a ham sandwich? Lunch meat is more dangerous than opiates.
@@leonandrews7180...got me scared to eat a sandwich🤣
Leon Andrews, why would a Jewish woman be eating a ham sandwich.
Another job well done Arthur! I was so excited to see a new installment of Hollywood Graveyard that I used it as a treat to finish my housework first!! Can't wait for Part 2.
Love your work!! Instead of walking around the graves, and saying that's so and so, you tell a little history story of how each celebrity made their mark in Hollywood. Question though, being that My. Sinai is a predominantly Jewish cemetery, how was Iwao Takamoto able to be buried there??
I kinda wondered about that too.
You don't necessarily have to be Jewish to be buried there. For example, if someone is Jewish, but their spouse isn't, they can still be buried together. I don't know for certain, but it may be that Takamoto's wife was Jewish.
Hollywood Graveyard , that makes sense.
Keep up the awesome work😁🤙😁🤙
I was curious about the exact same thing.
in 70 AD an event known as the diaspora scattered the Jews all over the world. That event was when the Romans who were then ruling Israel destroyed the temple in Jerusalem and began to persecute the Jews and Christians in earnest like never before killing thousands. Both the Christians and the Jews left the land of Israel and migrated to other nations all over the world, hence there are jewish people in almost every nation, including Japan.
Being jewish is a religion not a nationality. There are Chinese Jews, Japanese Jews, Italian Jews, English Jews, Brazilian Jews, Swedish Jews, etc. It's not out of the question that Iwao Takamoto was buried in Mount Sinai Memorial Park because his religion was Jewish.
You almost had me in tears when you placed that limestone on the Holocaust Marker. I am not Jewish but have many friends who are and you had me thinking of them how God blessed their family to survive. What a bunch of mad men and women did to them just because of what they were.
Totie Fields was such a great comedienne. I watch everything I can find. Its a shame there is not too much out there to see. Georgie is there interred with her, they can be seen together in some Tattle Tales videos. A great entertainer and a great couple.
very nice as usual... I never saw a "behind the scenes" episode. Ever thought of doing one??? I imagine the tours have MUCH preparation before filming... How do you choose the "stars" of each episode? How long does it take to go from idea to completed??
All these things I think MANY folks would find interesting...
thanx for posting.
Great minds think alike. I, too, would love to see a "behind the scenes" video. However, my gut feeling is that Arthur Dark's belief is that the deceased are the "stars of the show" and it would be unprofessional for him to be in front of the camera. If this is the case, I respect Arthur's value system. That said, I would still love to see more about how these magnificent videos are made.
Great idea!
The Ropers is a copy of a tv program in the UK called man about the house there was a couple called George and Mildred roper and 2 girls living upstairs
Great job as always. Can't wait for part 2!
This is a great tour of the cemetery. Tastefully done.
Great video love your work 👏👏 everytime I think of Don Rickles I think of Celebrity roasts he was great well done mate and can a ask where is Foster Brooks laid to rest he played the best drunk so funny
Mike Fisher, I love the celebrity roasts as well. Don Rickles made me laugh so hard and then almost cry when he spoke from the heart.
MAMMA CASS!!! Great voice!!!!
So interesting and dignified. The back stories are a great bonus. Thank you for such great content. 💜💛💜
Totie Fields.... Love her!!!!!
I literally said yay! When i got the notification. Its becoming a favorite fast.Thank you
Thank you!
You now have a new taphophile
Lovely place! Jewish people look after each other even in death🌷
Norman Fell was super funny. He would crack a joke about his wife on 3's company and then look into the camera and laugh at his own joke lol.
John Mooring He was great in It's a Mad, Mad, Mad.....
Excellent channel! Great production :)
Thank you so much for this channel!!! It makes my hour drive to work something I look forward to. I love the backstories that you tell about people and really enjoy that you don't just focus on the big name stars.
Don Rickles’ Son Larry also died and he too is buried along with his father. He died tragically of pneumonia in 2011. He was just 41.
This channel is wonderful. It answers alot of those what every happen to questions or brings a memory from along time ago to the forefront of thought. Some of the other videos featuring silent movie era stars having given me things to research and read about in my off duty hours. Again, thank you.
Frances Bay was the best and will always be remembered loved her
EXCELLENT! Thank you so much for all of your hard work for these magnificent people we loved and still do. So beautifully done on each and every epidsode. They entertained us so well. Keep up the good work!!!!
So glad you showed this one, Don Rickles was/is one of my all time favs and was crushed when he passed earlier this year, I still watch all his work. Thanks again!!
Don Rickles: Enjoyed your entertainment for many years. Rest in Peace Don.
Interesting fact that David Rose wrote the music for 3 shows featuring Michael Landon.
w harrington Probably because he met him on Bonanza.
Thank you for another great tour! My favs were Phil Silvers, Cass Elliott and the guy who wrote the Stripper song. :)
David Rose,
Dwight R Those are my favs too. Always thought Phil was the voice of Charlie Tuna. And thought the Stripper was written for Gypsy.
I did not know Bonnie Franklin passed away, that's a shocker. She was a very good actress.
Don Rickles He Is Best Known Voice Is Mr Potato Head In Toy Story Films
Oops
Anytime soon? Cmon man
New videos every two weeks...
Excellent, excellent tour, especially matching faces with graves. Thank you.
David Rose did a very good job with Little House On The Prairie & Highway To Heaven Themes iam big fan of both Little House On The Prairie and Highway To Heaven
Loved your video has always. Thank you kindly.
These video's are so cool, I love them
Great video! Really enjoyed it! Greetings from the UK!
Wow. I still remember all the words to "One Day At A Time ."
I am in hour 4 of watching this channel 😀
Get used to it. You'll be watching often!
I so love these videos; not only are they entertaining, but they help me become more comfortable with the idea of death while learning about other people and cultures that I might never have learned about before. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, thank you.
I Hope Florence Slanley And Eleanor Audley Will Be In Part 2 Right
Great video as always . I'm Catholic and i didn't know about the stones in the Jewish tradition very interesting i like the idea. Thank you for doing the hard work is very appreciate it xo☺💚
The placing of stones on a grave led to formal headstones. When people visit a grave we continue to place rocks, stones, pebbles on the headstone. Depending on the ircumstances burial at sea or in a cave are allowed. The Patriarchs and Matriarchs are buried in a cave as the one in Hebron - the Cave of Machpelah or the Tomb of the Patriarchs. The leaving of flowers is not a Jewish tradition.
Murray Aronson nice to know very interesting thank you so much for the info !!
I've been a Fan of Norman Fell ( Mr. Roper ). He was HILARIOUS & I was extremely sad when I heard that he died.
Finally a new episode, been waiting for it. keep up the great work. 💗 from Sweden
Thank you this is what I was waiting to see
As always, educational and interesting. Thank you. Merry Christmas and Happy Chanukah. 🇺🇸
Right beside Don Rickles grave site you might see a couple of faces in the bushes,one seem to be talking ,the other seem to be grimacing ( or is it grinninh?).
In particular I liked Lee J. Cobb. He played the ranch owner judge on the TV show The Virginian. I also liked Hershel Bernardi, particularly from the TV show Peter Gunn. Thank you for the tip about the stones. My father's beloved aunt and uncle are buried at Hillside in Culver City and I visited once. Now I'll have to visit again so I can leave stones (I'll ask first). .
I newly discovered this channel and I’m officially addicted!! I love history, these people inspired many and the world wouldn’t be what it is without them...thank you for this!
I love these videos you make man, I mean I guess its morbid curiosity wanting to look at peoples graves but for some reason it’s interesting. I mean it just is and what the hell right cause it’s cool to see the final resting places of the people you’ve admired in the entertainment world so thank you. Specifically for all the effort you put in going to all these graves and all these cemeteries to show us everything that you’ve shown us as well as all the backstories and research you show for each grave I really appreciate it.
I remember 12 angry men. We read the book/play and watched the movie when I was in High School :)
Your tours are amazing, what wonderful tribute to these great entertainers. Thanks,
I love your Show!
Greeting from Europe
Any plans to visit Hef in the near future?
Yes, we'll be re-visiting Westwood down the road.
Don Rickles was one of my favs! I was young when he died, but grew up watching him in many shows.
Poor Cass Elliott. She HATED being called Mama Cass!!!! But in ALL FAIRNESS, not only did Ms. Elliott STRUGGLE with obesity, she did ALOT OF DRUGS, which also TOOK THEIR TOLL!!!! Thank-You Hollywood Graveyard, you do EXCELLENT WORK!!!!
Lots of childhood memories with this one.
I always had a crush on Bonnie Franklin. I thought she was very natural and extremely cute. Loved her red hair!
I come from England, I am not keen on American sense of humor but Don Rickles was one of the worlds greatest.
Peter Goddard oh you like the droll British humor lol.
Norman fell was in the movie Pork Chop Hill with Gregory Peck.