Carol Burnett Story Location Tour Episode 6
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- Опубликовано: 22 окт 2024
- Carol Burnett Story Location Tour Episode 6
Let’s go on an expansive, documentary-style walking tour that covers the life and career of my absolute favorite person in showbiz, the incomparable Carol Burnett. In EPISODE SIX we'll learn more about Carol's film career and we'll visit Warner Brothers Studios in Burbank. We'll also check out the Mama's Family house in South Pasadena as well as a heartfelt return to Yucca Street.
Welcome back to our immersive journey through the remarkable life and career of the one and only Carol Burnett. In this sixth episode of our documentary-style walking tour, we delve deep into Carol's illustrious film career, exploring her memorable roles and experiences on the silver screen. Join us as we embark on an unforgettable adventure, tracing Carol's footsteps through the iconic Warner Brothers Studios in Burbank, where she left an indelible mark on Hollywood history.
But our exploration doesn't end there. We'll also take you on a nostalgic visit to the charming Mama's Family house in South Pasadena, a beloved setting from Carol's iconic television series. And prepare your heartstrings for a poignant return to Yucca Street, where Carol's journey in showbiz first began, as we reflect on the humble beginnings of this incomparable star.
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you are a great story teller
One of the greatest shows ever
Great!!!!!!
You have done such an incredible job on this series Justin!!!
Wow. Such an emotional experience when Carol returns to 102. So many of us long for the comfort of our youth and family that can never be.
Wow, Justin, thank you so much for the chance to see inside one of the apartments on Yucca. And to hear Carol while she was in 102 was so touching❤ I don't want this series to end.
You bring Carol into my life and I feel I know the real her, the person she truly is. She's the rare celebrity who deserves the esteem she's given. What a friend she is.
The four seasons is one of my favorite movies too. I remember seeing it in the theater with my mother. My father had just passed away 2 years earlier. It was hard on her but she loved it. My choir director at the time was having troubles in his marriage. So I always think of home.
Thanks for watching and sharing your comment, that was so sweet to read.
Charles Grodin as you say was underrated and my favorite roll of his was in "Seems Like Old Times". While he had third billing, he did play the pained second husband. The chicken pepperoni was also very good.
Carol's beautiful! She holds up great next to Elizabeth Taylor - who needs more proof than that?
The Four Seasons is a favorite of mine! I’ve watched it a couple of times recently and it’s still funny!
What audiobook have you been excerpting from in this amazing series of videos. Dying to listen to the whole book. Thank you for all your effort and work in putting this all together.
Hey, that's the Blazing saddles gate
I wish someone could explain to me a headline I read, round about the time The 4 seasons came out. Short little article on the entertainment page of our local newspaper: "Carol Burnett says: I hate Alan Alda. The Enquirer can print that sucker!" Very short,
functioned as a space filler, but I always wondered whether it was true, and if it was true, what did Alan Alda do to inspire such a reaction from Carol. Anybody know??
Your question caught my attention and I googled to see if I could find anything of the kind. I could only find positive articles about their friendship. If you watched this whole series, you'll recall that they had a fascinating connection where Alan Alda was bedridden for a time as a child and used to watch Carol and her friends play in the neighborhood. Did you read the article? Could it have been "click-bait" where the comment turned out to be a joke or something much milder? And how in the world did you remember that after all these years?