The Grave of Duane Jones - Ben from George A. Romero’s Night of The Living Dead (1968) 4K
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Join us in Atlanta, Georgia as visit the grave of actor Duane Jones who played BEN in George A. Romeros...NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968)
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Duane Jones really humanized the character of Ben. No one could have done it better. That monologue he had where he was talking about the diner scene still gets me to this day. Rest in peace Duane. You will always be remembered. Thank you so much for doing this GrimmLife. Happy Halloween 🎃.
So true! When he describes the truck on fire racing past with dead hanging off... no need for special effects with this kind of story telling.
Romero picked him for that lead because he was the best actor of the group. Later his race became a discussion and deeper layer to the movie.
I hate that scene where he survives the night before he dies because he’s mistaken for a zombie it pissed me off then and still does I was 4 and my dad and me saw it
Yes!
@@lisajoyce6803 WOW‼️‼️ really 🤣🤣
You can't have The walking dead we have today without that movie. What a great movie, and an amazing actor! ✌️
Night of the Living Dead is one of my favorite movies. But, I would argue that 1964's "The Last Man On Earth" was the real grandfather of modern zombie movies. The book, "I am Legend," (Richard Matheson) was also the basis for the Will Smith zombie movie of the same name.
Shoot the horror movies we see today wouldn't be around. If it wasn't for that movie it took horror to a whole nother level
@@ladynikkie definitely!
The ending to "Night of the Living Dead" makes me so sad and angry. But that was the point to the film. Duane gave such a beautiful performance that still touches the lives of so many 50+ years later.
True. It was sad. At least in the remake he gets shot after turning into a zombie which is a better ending him
Still my favorite of the zombie genre. Duane Jones gave a great, memorable performance.
I always forget how good of an actor he was. Perfect for it in my opinion.
Hell yeah
I loved this movie, it introduced me to the zombie genre, and what happened to Duane Jones character at the end was a complete WTF! moment, heroes are supposed to win and ride off into the sunset.
In horror films, anyone is fair game I suppose. Even the main characters. They thought he was a zombie, he thought they were zombies. I wonder what would have happened if he'd called out for help?
I was 11 when I first saw Night Of The Living Dead and I remember feeling so drawn in by Ben. I felt like I was him. I felt like I was in his shoes throughout the entire film once he was introduced. He had that special affect on the audience. NOTLD is watched often in my home and on every Halloween as tribute. Thank you so much for this.
Duane Jones will always be viewed as a very memorable actor. I was six years old when Night of the Living Dead came out, so my memory of him goes way back to the beginning. Rest in peace, Mr. Jones and thanks for making the film such a classic. 👍
Fantastic! Night of the living dead! One of my favorites! Rest in peace Mr. Jones.
Love this movie and what it stood for during the time. He was such a great actor and he shows it in this movie as the lead actor in night of the living dead.
This movie scared the crap outta me when I was a kid! My mom was a horror freak, and I’d always have to watch these scary movies with her ALL of the good ones, and I now thank her for that! Lol I am so glad that they picked Duane for this part! RIP DUANE! Happy 🎃 Halloween!
51 years old that's way too young. 🖤
Oh I loved Ben, I read the book, long before I saw the movie and imagined Ben to look like he did. When they shot him I cried. Such an amazing actor with a beautiful soul ❤
By far one of your best opening sequences bad ass
Duane Jones was the man, great actor. Thanks Mike and Jessica for sharing. Happy Halloween 🎃
RIP Duane Jones 😥❤️🙏🏼
1st acting gig? Wow. He and Romero ended up creating the pivotal archetype for what calm, cool, and collected looks like in a zombie film. Also: 🧟 🐐 ! lol
Very cool. I've never seen anyone pay respects to him before. Even though NOTLD is horror, the end broke my heart 💔 I want to make the trip to Evans City cemetery soon to see the filming locations. I'm not that far... Thanks again guys, Happy Halloween 🧡🖤🎃
My wife and I did the Weekend of the Dead in 2022, went on the filming locations tour and especially the cemetery. It was one of the highlights of my adult life.
This is so cool that you found his grave! His mom and him... He was born ten days after her! He is a true leader in this movie and changed the course of cinematic history forever! RIP to him and thank you two and Jessica for making me laugh!
We just got into town for the convention and we didn't know that Duane Jones was buried at Westview, we've always gone to go see the mausoleum. To think a little piece of Night of the Living Dead history is right here in Georgia. Can't wait to see you guys tonight at the convention
Wow , just let your mind roam back to when you first saw that movie !!!! It really was amazing . The movie was 10 years old by the time I got to see it and I was 12 ...still love it !
Its pure joy to watch your videos!!
About the Romero zombie films; black men always had pivotal roles, starting with Duane in Night of the Living Dead, then Ken Foree in Dawn, after that the irreplaceable Terry Alexander in Day, Tony Todd in the remake of Night of the Living Dead (1990) and finally Ving Rhames in Dawn of the Dead remake (2004).
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Oh my gosh michael & Jessica you too way awesome love it love grimm life love night of living dead 60s love all zombie 🧟♂️ franchise ❤️ love u grimm keep rocking good stuff
The glasses are perfect! This was a joy! Michael remember Bill Cardille in NOTLD? He made it even scarier for me. More real. I love Romero saying zombies can't run! 💝
Nothing better than a Grimm-Life Friday 💀
Such a beautiful country I love America, great channel thanks for doing what you do♥️ the locations are awesome RIP George A Romero.
Watched the video. It was nice you did one for Duane Jones❤️. Love the movie as well. I have to say . The both of you are so fun to watch when Jessica gets into character from what movie or show your doing at the time. It's a riot. Have fun in Atlanta 🎃❤️
It was SO NICE to get to meet you two at "Day of the Dead" on Friday. I was so excited!!! Love you both....Stay safe🤘😊
Cool love these videos.
Your videos just keep getting better!
Im 65 years old and can remember my parents taking us to the drive in to see this movie. I have 2 sisters and three brothers. We were scare out of minds. Cemeteries were off limits. May my mom and dad both rip along with mr. Jones. ❤😢
WOOHOO!! ANOTHER BANGER AWESOME VIDEO FROM MICHAEL AND JESSICA HELL YEAH! HAPPY HALLOWEEN HAHA!
You guys are fun to watch. I love this classic movie and the other vids on it you've done. And I agree with George zombie's don't run! I remember Ben telling the story of the truck stop and the truck on fire racing by with the dead all over it, great story telling.
A special man. I literally stumbled upon some of the locations from Ganja & Hess in Ossining and around Croton, Westchester. Thumbs up for Jessica's zombie impression!
Absolutely a amazing person & actor....will never forget him RIP Duane Joans ....Luv&Peace Mike & Jessica Ty for sharing and showing us!✌🏼
As always awesome content thanks for your time to do this video big huge fan of the channel 🤣
ManyTHNX for giving Mr. Jones the spotlight today🔥
Great Video Grimmer! I'm a huge horror fan but I've never liked Zombie movies at all! but I loved this one! and the only reason is because of Duane Jones! he was so good in that part! he made it so much fun! also didn't realize he was buried in Atlanta, where I'm from! Thanks!
My ghouls!! You're rock stars with the uploads!!🎃 I've never been a zombie movie freak but this is a great movie and holds up to time. Thank you!!!🎃
Bravo! Excellence on both your parts. Really loved this! Especially right before the intro "They're coming to get you, Barbara!" Pure genius
I thought he was a ass and he ended up in the basement like the dude he killed wanted. They would have all survived if not for this fool.
Such a important film for Modern American Horror/Indie film making! Duane Jones (Ben) is the heart and soul of the story (His legacy will live on forever with every generation that discover the film) ❤❤❤
I love your videos and I love the stories you tell about stars.
Also, Jessica has me laughing so hard at the end 🤣🤣🤣
Hands Down. The Greatest Horror Movie ever !!!!! I'm 55 years old, and it still scares the Stuffing out of me.
Great movie, great actor, and a great slap! RIP Duane ✌🏼
Thanks!
Classic, thanks !
This channel came up on my feed and I'm so thrilled it did!! I'm a history buff and into your personal style so this is awesome to me!
Thanks for sharing. I love Night of the Living Dead. He was great as Ben.
Another Gem. Another Legend remembered. Brilliant stuff guys. Duane Jones was a pioneer and a credit to the African-American community.
Thank You ×10000 And More.
Both Of You Are Awesome
RIP Ben/Duane Richard.
Loved it!! Nice work.
I live in Atlanta I Never knew he was buried in Atlanta. I may take a trip to visit him and pay my respects.
Night of the Living Dead is one of my favorite movies 🎬! Thank you for this video.
I like How he fought for the Character Ben to be Shot in the end And he said He would not do the movie unnless the character died at the end , Amazing Actor !
Why did Duane Jones want his character to die at the end? He was the hero of the movie.
Because I'm assuming Mr. Jones wanted it to be provocotive in that Did they shoot the hero Because they thought he was also a Flesh eating zombie OR did they shoot him because they seen a black man with a gun and did they even care they shot an innocent man ???
Absolutely hands down the best zombie movie ever .
This movie scared the crap out of me! I also loved the Tom Savini reboot with Romero!
I've watched so very many videos you grimms have posted, of all of them this one right here is my favorite. Two words zombie jess!!! The interaction between the two of you is absolutely beautiful, Happy Halloween 🦇
Thank U for this tribute to this great man..👍🏾😎
Great Job Michael and Jessica as always!!
Duane Jones. What an unforgettable performance he gave in that film ❤️
Glamorous ghoulies thanks for the tribute!!! It truly was the grand daddy of the living dead!!! 🙏😇🎉👀🎊✌️
I had no idea he was dead! And if it wasn't for you 2 amazing humans, I wouldn't know that...thank you guys 🖤🖤🖤
Jessica- the turned in feet got me. Love your attention to “zombie” detail 😅😅
Yes, she does make a very good zombie!
Yes i really enjoyed the role of Ben. Great movie.
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Seeing "Baby Ghoul" crouched down at Duane Jones's marker
as she was wearing her black shawl and black sunglasses
was both very eerie but also very "chic" at the same time....
as only "Baby Ghoul" could do😉😎
Love watching your videos.hello from Pittsburgh.
you two are simply adorable 🤭 it's a shame duane departed so soon. i'm pleased to see him joined with his Mother ❣️🌹 i just started reading permanent californians: an illustrated guide to the cemeteries of california... so rich in history and notable individuals. grrreat video, as always ✨
Omg just finished work and this gem is here great movie thank you for all your hard work 🌟
Seeing this movie as a 9 year old haunted me for a long time lol Still one of my favorites👍
I remember it vividly watching this movie i was 15 years old Awesome 👏 movie i would watch it over and over again.
This was my first Zombie movie . I saw it at a movie theater in downtown Los Angeles in 1968. Scared me good. Rest in Peace Duane ( Ben ).
Night of the Living Dead is a film that had a huge impact on me. Over the years he has been and still is a source of inspiration. It's basically a huge social drama. The symbols are repeated, only the contexts change. An extraordinary movie
Another great video again by my number one favourite RUclipsrs ever.
I must say that the running zombies on World War Z really creeped me out because they broke the number one rule! Bad zombies, bad!! Love you guys!
I'm a resident of Georgia and I will have to go by his graveside and pay my respects.
Well said and well shot! Great episode.
This was the only zombie movie I liked. The more I watched it, I fell in love with it
I'm not sure what's better the beautifully filmed location, the way you present / line up the facts or how perfect you both work together lol. But cheers 🍻 for another fun upload 👍
I saw this movie in a drive in when it first came out , with my parents lol 😂 its one of my favorites to this day , RIP DUANE JONES YOU WERE THE BEST
Good old Westview Cemetery. That’s where my plot is. My eternal resting place. Just up the hill from that mausoleum building.
DAMMIT BEEN BUSY JUST WATCHED YOUR VIDEO LITTLE LATE TO THE PARTY BUT THANK YOU TWO MY FAVORITE MOVIE AND ONE OF MY FAVORITE ACTORS THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU R.I.P DUANE🌇🌆🌃💀🎃👻💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚
George Romero will forever have my respect; in the 1960s there were hardly any directors or movie producers who would even consider having an
African American as a lead in their films. Sydney Poitier (and maybe Harry Belafonte) were the only ones who were bonafide stars in 1967-68. In
an interview when Romero was asked about choosing Duane Jones all he said was that "he did the best job in the audition." Simple as that.
That he thought that way, and back then, is a tribute to him beyond words.
You guys are great thank you
His character was the only sensible one to an extent, he was my favorite one in this film...I still hated that he was shot at the end & that he was mistaken as a zombie, broke my heart but I also wasnt aware Greorge had a different character base for Bens role...he was such a great actor, glad he was a tracher, sad he died in 1988...this was the film that started my zombie obsession...crazy how different types of zombies have become these days...Happy Halloween 🧟♂️🧟♀️🧟
Great Actor Great Movie
Thanks,for keeping it light 🪦
How crazy that my family and I were just talking about this movie and I said how I’m terrified by it lol 😂 especially certain scenes! This is so cool tho ❤
Bob was here and impressed with the zombie dance at the end, not to mention the cool opening music to the video.
First comment!! Never before have I caught a video this early.
Terrific. Made movie human and relatable
Wonderfully spooky!L💙ve you!!!💙💙💙💙
Love your video! I'm going in June. Can't wait!
I saw the movie and was fascinated by the idea of George Ramiro created cannibal eating zombie 🧟♂️ people. I am 56 and a big fan of classic horror movies
He was great. Best horror movie ever! Glad I went on the tour in evans city pa
What a nice little Friday gift. I still watch this movie once a month. I love quoting duane's lines. I think it holds up in 4k and in color.. another grimm life classic to add to ions of grimm life lore.
Heckins yess and happy chickening halloween 🎃🐔
Out freaking standing! That is one of my all-time favorite horror movies. When I saw that as a kid it scared the crap out of me! Glad to see you guys made it back down to my nick of the woods again. I'm pretty sure you guys have done a video on Oakland cemetery but I would love to see you go back again. Anyway great job thanks for sharing.
Thanks for another awesome good life collective episode then there once before awesome to see it again🔥🔥👍🏻👍🏻👻👻
You Guys been on home Run on Good Content . 🤘👏👍
A fantastic actor. And kudos to Mr. Romero for portraying a black man as the protagonist and hero of the film. He doesn't get the acclaim of Sidney Poitier, but he added so much to that film. Without him, I don't think it would be the important film it is.