Not to worry, Arthur. I noticed this even at my first viewing of this video. The same can be said regarding the pronunciation of Cecil B. DeMille (Hollywood Forever Cemetery). I have always heard the first name pronounced "Cecil" (with a soft "e") as opposed to "Cee-cil" (with a pure "e"). Rest assured, your tremendous contributions far outweigh any putative mispronunciation of any names.
Hollywood Graveyard my mom is in that same area as Steiger/j.London😢🙏🏼...Mom was a huge fan of Liberace , we even saw one of his shows in Tahoe when I was little! Thanks 🙏🏼
Now THIS is how this type of tour should be done - no gossip, no mugging for the camera, and little snippets of trivia or video to remind us of the person being viewed. Well done!
saying he doesn't engage in gossip is a bit much, he's been speculating on some of the celebrities' sexual orientation which is in extremely poor taste.
My favorite memory is seeing Andy Gibb in concert in his home city of Miami at 14 years old. Our first concert ever and having him respond to our... I love you!!! With a breathy I love you too back to us!!! Made our teenybopper evening 💜💜💜🌺🌺🇬🇧🇬🇧
This is where my distant cousins, Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds, are buried too. I had no idea that we were related until after their deaths I saw our shared family name of Herrman/Harman on 'Celebrity Ethnicity' for Carrie through Debbie's side. The Herrman/Harman family were Moravian Brethren initially fleeing persecution in Moravia/Bohemia to Germany. Our common ancestor, Heinrich Adam Herrman, came to Philadelphia from Germany via England in 1726. They later settled on the New River in Virginia. I live in Fullerton, CA, so I will visit their graves soon. RIP cousins.
Your videos are superlative for many reasons. What impresses me the most is your excellent narration. It is a pleasure to view your videos because of your excellent tone of voice and vocabulary, excellent enunciation, informative content, and friendly demeanor. I look forward to viewing your next video of Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills covering the grave of Brittany Murphy. Might I recommend also producing videos of the Hollywood Forever Cemetery and the cemeteries in Culver City that also have the graves of many celebrities? Thanks again for your excellent work.
fun fact when walter lance was looking for someone to do the voice of woody woodpecker his wife wanted to do it but he said no but when he heard the audio tape of his wife doing the voice he changed his mind right away and the rest is cartoon history
I often stop by Forest Lawn and bring flowers to Andy Gibb and his parents (also interred there). Actually, Andy had 3 consecutive number one hits: "I Just Want To Be Your Everything," "Love Is (Thicker than water)", and "Shadow Dancing" (#1 for SEVEN weeks in 1978). A feat which has not been accomplished by any other artist to this day!
About once a year I indulge my morbid side and watch videos dealing with death. Having seen a few of these by now, I can say without reservation that yours are EASILY the best I've ever seen. I can usually call it a day after watching only one or two of these videos due to the amateurish nature of them but yours are so well made I watched them all and now I'm still wanting more. Thanks for sharing these videos and also for taking the time to pause on the graves of not so well known stars and production people. I'm sure these lost celebrities would appreciate your warmth and attention to detail and above all, the respect you show for them as people.
Sheerkhanful: Your evaluation and comments are spot on. Indeed, perhaps the best metric for measuring the excellence of these videos is that they leave us wanting more. For me, not a day goes by that I must view several of these videos because of the excellence of the music, persons presented, and the wonderfully informative narration of Arthur Dark.
The Entertainment World lost a true gentle giant. Back in 2012. Actor Michael Clarke Duncan. Sadly. he passed away from a Heart Attack. He is still Remembered.
There couldn't have been a better actor to portray John Coffey. His size made him seem menacing, but his sweet and tender spirit was so endearing. When he lifts his hands full of fallen leaves and smells them with such joy, it brings tears to my eyes. And the scene where he heals the warden's wife is my favorite.
If anyone is as morbid as me and wants to know causes: Bette Davis-breast cancer Charles Laughton-spinal cancer Clyde Beatty-cancer Ub Iwerks-myocardial infarction Alvy Moore-heart failure Liberace-pneumonia from AIDS Lucille Ball-abdominal aortic dissectum Forrest Tucker-lung cancer Walter Lantz-heart failure Pamela Britton-brain tumor George Raft-leukemia Freddie Prinze-Suicide Wanda Hendrix-pneumonia Albert Broccoli-heart failure Rod Steiger-pneumonia John Ryan Evans-surgery comps Bobby Troup-heart attack Julie London-cardiac arrest Morey Amsterdam-heart attack Isabel Sanford-cardiovascular disease Art Babbitt-kidney failure Ann Harding-natural causes Mary Kay Bergman-suicide Sandra Dee-kidney disease Ronnie James Dio-stomach cancer Lemmy Kilmister-prostrate cancer Michael Clarke Duncan-heart attack Brad Davis-HIV McLean Stevenson-heart attack Leon Ames-stroke Tamara De Treaux-heart problems Andy Gibb-viral infection Lou Rawls-Lung cancer Lee Van Cleef-heart attack Michael Ansara-Alzheimer’s Edie Adams-cancer/pneumonia Ernie Kovacs-car accident
Thank you, I was curious too what the cause was. ArtherDark is so good about who what where and when but sometimes doesn't say how. Still he does an awsome job and I love the show.
I just stumbled into your channel while doing some creative research...and I absolutely love your videos! I appreciate how informative and well done each one is! very very well done. thank-you!!
Pardon if I didn't see this vid before asking about Lemmy and Dio. Its nice that two rock legends are buried nearby and Lem finally got a nice headstone for his Columbarium niche.
Thank you for including the first resting place of Lucille Ball!! I have visited her where she is now in Jamestown, NY. I am a big fan but I actually didn’t know she was cremated! Thanks for the videos!
I can remember that Mary Kay Bergman was the voice of Daphne Blake in three Scooby-Doo animated films - 'Zombie Island' in 1998, 'Witch's Ghost' in 1999, and 'Alien Invaders' in 2000. Only 38 years old when she committed suicide. Jeepers, how tragic life can be sometimes...
@@garycarpenter6433 According to the Wikipedia article on Mary Kay Bergman, she had bipolar and generalized anxiety disorders that she hid from everyone, including her fellow voice actors. She was not 'nuts', but she was afraid of not being able to do any more voice acting work as she aged. (She had nothing to worry about - look at June Foray, who was a voice actress for Warner Bros. well into her 90s. Frank Welker is 78 and still going strong as both Fred and Scooby-Doo today.)
I still have my personalize autograph picture of Walter Lantz (4:40). His wife (Grace) shared with me Mel Blanc auditioned for the woody Woodpecker too. She eventually did the voice for Woody according to her.
I love these videos!!!!! I knew most of the celebrities have passed on, but I was suprised on a few. Like Tamara De Tearux who played E.T, and Josh Evans who played young Grinch. He was also the doll boy on Passions
Thank you for making such professional videos with enough information to remember the dearly departed from the entertainment business. Congratulations on your diction, it's perfect.
I think I have watched this 3 or 4 times now... just beautifully presented and lovingly put together - thank you so much for taking me to see memorials which are a long way from my home! ~M x
Many of these people are what I grew up to. I was a kid in the 50 so we saw a lot reruns of the 1930 and 1940 movies and the all the new TV programs. It makes me sad to think that they are all dead. You just think of them as still with you because the memories of youth stay with you forever.
Sandra Dee's cousin is a dear friend of my mother. Very happy to see Ms. Dee's final resting place and share with the family. I love your channel and binge it quite a bit. This one is yet another that tugged the heartstrings. Thank you and keep up the great work.
I found your channel a few days ago and decided to stop hopping around and watch things in order. I appreciate how you introduce behind the scenes greats, musicians, everyone people are interested in; give information about the person and keep them as the subject of your work. This might be the only way some people learn about people from generations other than their own. Really interesting videos. I'd never seen Lemmy and Dio's resting place. I love them more than I can say. ♥
Interesting to note: George Raft died exactly two days after his good friend and co-star Mae West. And Freddie Prinze's father Karl Pruetzel is buried next to Freddie. He survived his son by 10 years.
11:36 Andy Gibb is the true legacy in music industry because I hear the song "I just want to be your everything" and also "(Our Love) Don't Throw It Away" that's why he really miss his family, friends and fans as well. Rest in Peace Andy, your memories and music will never forget. 😭😭🙏
ok. so this has a very good series. but now that Lemmy is on here along with a clip of Ace of Spades, it is fantastic. it has made my day. thank you. long live Motorhead!!!!
This whole series is just so good . Excellently done. I love famous graves and have been to a couple of these, This format is perfect. From photography ,music and narration its' awesome.
What a pleasure to watch. What a stunning beautiful place so peaceful learn so much watching your Volgs 👍🎥💯 percent joy to watch so much didn't no thank you 🌸🏵️💗
I am obsessed with your channel! I love how you end it with the dear.. lol! Reminds me of all the peacocks at Hollywood Forever that sit on the headstones and stare as you walk by. They kinda creep me out. haha..
Wow, great work , no nonsense ...huge fan of Sandra Dee, my mouth dropped when you came to her. As in a previous comments I saw this would make great TV, Thanks.
Great video Arthur!!! One of my faves is Charles Laughton...loved him in The Canterville Ghost! I read that you will be doing a series on Hollywood Forever Cemetary, which I'm really excited about! Can't wait to see it!!! Keep up the great work you do!!! 👍👍👍
I respectfully disagree with the comment left by Chrissy Stepford who said "Music detracts....Doesn't enhance." In actual fact, the background music and music you select for specific narrations completely enhances the videos. For example, the background music that you selected when presenting the information about Yakima Canutt was perfect. I would also add that most people are not aware of your perfect timing of having the music end right when you conclude the narration of the person whom you are presenting. Again, I would use your presentation of Yakima Canutt as an example. It is these subtle observations that distinguish the viewer who appreciates the full scope of your talent from those who don't.
Lee Van Cleef was a war hero, just as Charles Durning was. Amazing how some actors were so much more than their screen personas. RIP, great actors and thank you for your service.
I never knew there was an actress playing ET. That was my favorite movie growing up...so many accomplishments in that cemetery that helped shape and entertain generations
I've been watch Hollywood Graveyard since it started I have learned and gained so much I never knew I am sixty four years old and I really appreciate the this program and always look forward to the next
Long time viewer, first time "commenter"? I watch, and rewatch these...I patiently wait four weeks (sometimes five!) for my favorite you-tuber to post this macabre, addicting video. Needless to say, I am a huge fan. BUT...nothing gives me greater pride, then hearing my three year old daughter exclaim, "I love that halloween show!" every time she hears the intro music. Thank you, Arthur! PS we are pushing five weeks and I'm having withdraws :)
I am very appreciative of your skill as a filmmaker, and the great respect you apply to all of your tours. I wish you much success in future endeavors, and eagerly anticipate the next video!
Here in 2021, Ive been watching for almost 2 yrs and Im like I wish there were more I could watch then 💡, Why dont I watch from the beginning. Thank you so much for what you do 😍
I just finished watching Famous Grave Tours Viewer Special #15, the most recent as of 2022, Had to come back to where it all started. You've done very well, Mr. Dark. Can't wait to see what you have next.
I enjoy rewatching your videos as well as any new ones. My daughter and I visited several Hollywood cemeteries when we visited the USA from Australia in 2019. This was the first one we went to. I must admit we hoped we might spot you filming a video but alas no. Thank you for these wonderful videos.
I've watched all of your videos so I'm taking the tour again and watching them twice. Since I can't remember every single grave, it's almost like watching them for the first time... again! Thanks for all that you do.
I watch your videos over and over I get excited when there is a new one even the older ones when you go back so refreshing and such excellent work you should win some kind of an award keep up the good work Arthur
To all the good, and the great of the silver screen who have kept my eyes peeled, my ears pinned firmly back, my lips quivering , and my heart pounding, I salute you one and all!❤️🙏
Since I was a kid I have always loved watching cartoons , even now as an adult. All thanks to these long gone legends whose works will live on forever. Thank you ARTHUR for you easily understandable videos. Much love from Nairobi, Kenya.
I had always hoped to travel when i retired. I'm a cemetery tragic. Sadly, that was not to be. Thanks to Hollywood Graveyard i can see the graves i wanted to see if i could walk. You also view these people with respect and not in a morbid way. That is what happened when we die. we can be forgotten. Your research is marvellous. Well well done guys.
Wow! Awesome video! I plan on going here to check this place out and thanks to your entertaining and informative video I'll be able to navigate through here with a bit of ease!
Thank you so much for these videos. You do a splendid job with the tours. I grew up watching many of the older Hollywood stars on TV as a kid, and was a contemporary to the younger performers who passed much too early. I can still remember having a heavy heart when I learned they died. Such talents silenced.
Your work is Immense You should have your own TV show regarding the stars of Hollywood. One person you have missed out on here is the A team creator And renegade creator Stephen J Cannell. Keep up the amazing work!
I do love the stars, and history. I also love the narrator’s voice. Thank you for spending time on all. The artwork is amazing at some of the locations!
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Apologies, I mispronounced Rod Steiger's name (it's "Sti-ger" not Stee-ger")
Not to worry, Arthur. I noticed this even at my first viewing of this video. The same can be said regarding the pronunciation of Cecil B. DeMille (Hollywood Forever Cemetery). I have always heard the first name pronounced "Cecil" (with a soft "e") as opposed to "Cee-cil" (with a pure "e"). Rest assured, your tremendous contributions far outweigh any putative mispronunciation of any names.
It's pronounced Rod Steiger you said it correctly
Hollywood Graveyard my mom is in that same area as Steiger/j.London😢🙏🏼...Mom was a huge fan of Liberace , we even saw one of his shows in Tahoe when I was little! Thanks 🙏🏼
Pat C Jeff Conaway was cremated his final resting place is unknown sadly
Hope this helps to answer your question
Broccoli is not like the vegetable, Bro- ccol- i (pronounced like e)
Now THIS is how this type of tour should be done - no gossip, no mugging for the camera, and little snippets of trivia or video to remind us of the person being viewed. Well done!
Thanks Greg!
Hollywood Graveyard 😢😢😢😢
Yes I agree
Yes I agree
saying he doesn't engage in gossip is a bit much, he's been speculating on some of the celebrities' sexual orientation which is in extremely poor taste.
I love how much respect you give to the departed. I'm here in 2019 binge watching.
Me, too.
i am herein 2020 and i watch on tv you tube!!
I'm binge watching this in 2021.
@@Matthewlaing1395 they are good ain't they.
@@ajakuk1 Indeed. I've watched them before. But I'm rewatching them
My favorite memory is seeing Andy Gibb in concert in his home city of Miami at 14 years old. Our first concert ever and having him respond to our... I love you!!! With a breathy I love you too back to us!!! Made our teenybopper evening 💜💜💜🌺🌺🇬🇧🇬🇧
I can't stop watching this series even though it makes me feel nostalgic and depressed - life is fleeting :-/
You still alive
Yeah I feel the same... Life is but a vapor
Your voice is so soothing and likeable, awesome work mate
This is where my distant cousins, Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds, are buried too.
I had no idea that we were related until after their deaths I saw our shared family name of Herrman/Harman on 'Celebrity Ethnicity' for Carrie through Debbie's side.
The Herrman/Harman family were Moravian Brethren initially fleeing persecution in Moravia/Bohemia to Germany.
Our common ancestor, Heinrich Adam Herrman, came to Philadelphia from Germany via England in 1726. They later settled on the New River in Virginia.
I live in Fullerton, CA, so I will visit their graves soon.
RIP cousins.
Bette Davis’ grave was brilliant. This is what famous stars should have as their eternal marker.
Bill j This is what Elizabeth Taylor said in ....Virginia Woolf.
Bette Davis was a whole lot better than Joan Crawford and she was a fine actress The Watcher in the Woods and Return to Witch Mountain and Now Voyager
Your videos are superlative for many reasons. What impresses me the most is your excellent narration. It is a pleasure to view your videos because of your excellent tone of voice and vocabulary, excellent enunciation, informative content, and friendly demeanor. I look forward to viewing your next video of Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills covering the grave of Brittany Murphy. Might I recommend also producing videos of the Hollywood Forever Cemetery and the cemeteries in Culver City that also have the graves of many celebrities? Thanks again for your excellent work.
I appreciate the kind words. We will indeed be visiting all the cemeteries in the greater Los Angeles area, and beyond, so stay tuned!
fun fact when walter lance was looking for someone to do the voice of woody woodpecker his wife wanted to do it but he said no but when he heard the audio tape of his wife doing the voice he changed his mind right away and the rest is cartoon history
Seriously one of the best narrators I've ever heard. It's a real talent.
Psych Corp 👏👏👏👏👏😍🙌
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I often stop by Forest Lawn and bring flowers to Andy Gibb and his parents (also interred there). Actually, Andy had 3 consecutive number one hits: "I Just Want To Be Your Everything," "Love Is (Thicker than water)", and "Shadow Dancing" (#1 for SEVEN weeks in 1978). A feat which has not been accomplished by any other artist to this day!
About once a year I indulge my morbid side and watch videos dealing with death. Having seen a few of these by now, I can say without reservation that yours are EASILY the best I've ever seen. I can usually call it a day after watching only one or two of these videos due to the amateurish nature of them but yours are so well made I watched them all and now I'm still wanting more. Thanks for sharing these videos and also for taking the time to pause on the graves of not so well known stars and production people. I'm sure these lost celebrities would appreciate your warmth and attention to detail and above all, the respect you show for them as people.
Thank you for the kind words, glad you found us!
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Sheerkhanful: Your evaluation and comments are spot on. Indeed, perhaps the best metric for measuring the excellence of these videos is that they leave us wanting more. For me, not a day goes by that I must view several of these videos because of the excellence of the music, persons presented, and the wonderfully informative narration of Arthur Dark.
The absolute best, no comparison
I can't imagine the time and effort and research it took the put these together. Bravo!
RIP Freddie Prinze. Had a huge crush on him......
Apparently so did someone else. I see lipstick on his grave. I'm sorry he's no longer here. :(
The Entertainment World lost a true gentle giant. Back in 2012. Actor Michael Clarke Duncan. Sadly. he passed away from a Heart Attack. He is still Remembered.
There couldn't have been a better actor to portray John Coffey. His size made him seem menacing, but his sweet and tender spirit was so endearing. When he lifts his hands full of fallen leaves and smells them with such joy, it brings tears to my eyes. And the scene where he heals the warden's wife is my favorite.
@@melissaupton2097 Still haven't seen The Green Mile
I loved Lou Rawls, such a great singer. So many great memories of famous people you cover. I cry with each video remembering.
If anyone is as morbid as me and wants to know causes:
Bette Davis-breast cancer
Charles Laughton-spinal cancer
Clyde Beatty-cancer
Ub Iwerks-myocardial infarction
Alvy Moore-heart failure
Liberace-pneumonia from AIDS
Lucille Ball-abdominal aortic dissectum
Forrest Tucker-lung cancer
Walter Lantz-heart failure
Pamela Britton-brain tumor
George Raft-leukemia
Freddie Prinze-Suicide
Wanda Hendrix-pneumonia
Albert Broccoli-heart failure
Rod Steiger-pneumonia
John Ryan Evans-surgery comps
Bobby Troup-heart attack
Julie London-cardiac arrest
Morey Amsterdam-heart attack
Isabel Sanford-cardiovascular disease
Art Babbitt-kidney failure
Ann Harding-natural causes
Mary Kay Bergman-suicide
Sandra Dee-kidney disease
Ronnie James Dio-stomach cancer
Lemmy Kilmister-prostrate cancer
Michael Clarke Duncan-heart attack
Brad Davis-HIV
McLean Stevenson-heart attack
Leon Ames-stroke
Tamara De Treaux-heart problems
Andy Gibb-viral infection
Lou Rawls-Lung cancer
Lee Van Cleef-heart attack
Michael Ansara-Alzheimer’s
Edie Adams-cancer/pneumonia
Ernie Kovacs-car accident
i lov u 4 postin how they died herez to bein morbid yes!!!
Thank you, I was curious too what the cause was. ArtherDark is so good about who what where and when but sometimes doesn't say how. Still he does an awsome job and I love the show.
I just stumbled into your channel while doing some creative research...and I absolutely love your videos! I appreciate how informative and well done each one is! very very well done. thank-you!!
If you love them so much why don't you marry them?
by bun I am such a fan of his videos One day I want to work at work morge
I wish you could do all grave sites of well know people all around the world I could listen to them all day thank you so much
Thank you to my fellow Andy Gibb fans for keeping his grave so beautiful. Please keep it up.💜🌺🇬🇧
Pardon if I didn't see this vid before asking about Lemmy and Dio. Its nice that two rock legends are buried nearby and Lem finally got a nice headstone for his Columbarium niche.
The very best tours ever. Beyond perfect and absolutely unmatchable.!
That picture of the English Bulldog is cute
Bette Davis is my favorite. Thank you for showing her grave
I just love this mans voice which make's the vids so addictive to watch.
I've watched every single tour on this channel. Today, I start the journey over again. Thank you for all that you do Arthur!
Thank you for including the first resting place of Lucille Ball!! I have visited her where she is now in Jamestown, NY. I am a big fan but I actually didn’t know she was cremated! Thanks for the videos!
I can remember that Mary Kay Bergman was the voice of Daphne Blake in three Scooby-Doo animated films - 'Zombie Island' in 1998, 'Witch's Ghost' in 1999, and 'Alien Invaders' in 2000. Only 38 years old when she committed suicide. Jeepers, how tragic life can be sometimes...
Kevin Baker
She was also the voice of alot of the characters in South Park
She was wonderful as Daphne but committed suicide is a bummer she must have been nuts
@@garycarpenter6433 According to the Wikipedia article on Mary Kay Bergman, she had bipolar and generalized anxiety disorders that she hid from everyone, including her fellow voice actors. She was not 'nuts', but she was afraid of not being able to do any more voice acting work as she aged. (She had nothing to worry about - look at June Foray, who was a voice actress for Warner Bros. well into her 90s. Frank Welker is 78 and still going strong as both Fred and Scooby-Doo today.)
@@kevinbaker4241 Janet Waldo was the same way she aged gracefully and she was hilarious she was my favorite after June Foray and Mel BLANC
Your commentary is fantastic. I live in the UK but would like to visit Hollywood one day. Thank you so much for a truly insightful video.
I’ve just found your channel and I’m addicted! You’re videos are very informative and enjoyable to watch. Keep up the great work 👍🏻
Does anyone else remember Josh Ryan Evans as Timmy the doll from Passions? I loved that soap opera and watched it everyday.
cdh0879 I do. It was a silly show but he was good in it.
Omg yes! That’s where I remember him from
Yes! I loved Passions! It was delightfully campy and over the top!
Happy to report the plaque for Josh Ryan Evans has been replaced. Now it bears his name and another family member (guessing his grandmother)
His mother was interred with him in Nov 2016. Her name was Cheryl Allison Evans.
Lemmey Kilmister and Ronnie James Dio really break my heart , there music still inspires me to this day. \m/.
I still have my personalize autograph picture of Walter Lantz (4:40). His wife (Grace) shared with me Mel Blanc auditioned for the woody Woodpecker too. She eventually did the voice for Woody according to her.
I love these videos!!!!! I knew most of the celebrities have passed on, but I was suprised on a few. Like Tamara De Tearux who played E.T, and Josh Evans who played young Grinch. He was also the doll boy on Passions
I'll be sure to watch this one, over and over. Your productions never grow old !
I really liked seeing Dio's grave since I am a big fan. Thank you. That was so cool.
Thank you for making such professional videos with enough information to remember the dearly departed from the entertainment business.
Congratulations on your diction, it's perfect.
This was very interesting. Everyone deserves to be remembered. Rest In Peace.
I think I have watched this 3 or 4 times now... just beautifully presented and lovingly put together - thank you so much for taking me to see memorials which are a long way from my home! ~M x
So pleased to have seen where Andy Gibb's final resting place is. Thanks Love your videos
"Nothing in Moderation". What a great epitaph for Ernie Kovacs!!! 🌹
Many of these people are what I grew up to. I was a kid in the 50 so we saw a lot reruns of the 1930 and 1940 movies and the all the new TV programs. It makes me sad to think that they are all dead. You just think of them as still with you because the memories of youth stay with you forever.
Oooooo, I got chills down my spine. You walked right past grandma and my dad. After watching this, it makes me want to try and go back to visit
I love these videos. It's both entertaining and educational without being morbid. Great editing skills! Subscribed!
I'm so glad I found this channel :) I love it ❤️❤️
Please go and visit Lucille Ball where she is now?
Sandra Dee's cousin is a dear friend of my mother. Very happy to see Ms. Dee's final resting place and share with the family. I love your channel and binge it quite a bit. This one is yet another that tugged the heartstrings. Thank you and keep up the great work.
Hollywood graveyard,thank you,love watching your vlogs
I found your channel a few days ago and decided to stop hopping around and watch things in order. I appreciate how you introduce behind the scenes greats, musicians, everyone people are interested in; give information about the person and keep them as the subject of your work. This might be the only way some people learn about people from generations other than their own.
Really interesting videos. I'd never seen Lemmy and Dio's resting place. I love them more than I can say.
♥
Interesting to note: George Raft died exactly two days after his good friend and co-star Mae West. And Freddie Prinze's father Karl Pruetzel is buried next to Freddie. He survived his son by 10 years.
11:36 Andy Gibb is the true legacy in music industry because I hear the song "I just want to be your everything" and also "(Our Love) Don't Throw It Away" that's why he really miss his family, friends and fans as well.
Rest in Peace Andy, your memories and music will never forget. 😭😭🙏
ok. so this has a very good series. but now that Lemmy is on here along with a clip of Ace of Spades, it is fantastic. it has made my day. thank you. long live Motorhead!!!!
When I was in my twenties I used to love that Lou Rawls song. Miss his smooth voice.
This whole series is just so good . Excellently done. I love famous graves and have been to a couple of these, This format is perfect. From photography ,music and narration its' awesome.
R.I.P LIBERACE
So glad to see Ernie Kovacs and Edie Adams together, side by side. This warmed my heart, thank you 💖
Best graveyard narrative ever. No nonsense. Just straight forward narration. I really enjoy listening to you!
What a pleasure to watch. What a stunning beautiful place so peaceful learn so much watching your Volgs 👍🎥💯 percent joy to watch so much didn't no thank you 🌸🏵️💗
I am obsessed with your channel! I love how you end it with the dear.. lol! Reminds me of all the peacocks at Hollywood Forever that sit on the headstones and stare as you walk by. They kinda creep me out. haha..
well that's that...I've watched all your videos and now I'm sad...please keep going. I'm addicted!
Wow, great work , no nonsense ...huge fan of Sandra Dee, my mouth dropped when you came to her. As in a previous comments I saw this would make great TV, Thanks.
I love Hollywood area cemeteries!!
timothy marcks
Great video Arthur!!! One of my faves is Charles Laughton...loved him in The Canterville Ghost! I read that you will be doing a series on Hollywood Forever Cemetary, which I'm really excited about! Can't wait to see it!!! Keep up the great work you do!!! 👍👍👍
I respectfully disagree with the comment left by Chrissy Stepford who said "Music detracts....Doesn't enhance." In actual fact, the background music and music you select for specific narrations completely enhances the videos. For example, the background music that you selected when presenting the information about Yakima Canutt was perfect. I would also add that most people are not aware of your perfect timing of having the music end right when you conclude the narration of the person whom you are presenting. Again, I would use your presentation of Yakima Canutt as an example. It is these subtle observations that distinguish the viewer who appreciates the full scope of your talent from those who don't.
Well said! I totally agree!
So true! I'm a pro musician and think very highly of both Giuseppe's music and the subtle ways it is intertwined.
Lee Van Cleef was a war hero, just as Charles Durning was. Amazing how some actors were so much more than their screen personas. RIP, great actors and thank you for your service.
So glad to see someone cover Sandra Dee. I have admired her my whole life. My favorite movie of hers is If A Man Answers💖
🌟SANDRA DEE🌟
I honestly love how respectful this videos are done and the fact that you talk about their work & don't go in to how they died.
Michael Ansara was married to Barbara Eden. He also played in I Dream of Genie as the evil gin
I seem to remember that too. I believe they had a son together who has since passed away also.
I'm amazed at the amount of work and research/information that you put into each video. Amazing. I enjoy every video.
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New subscriber! Great video! I had no idea all these stars were there!
Love you Lacy!
Kim Iverson is doing an excellent job, she right on target, stay with It, thanks for your work.
Josh Ryan Evans also plays in the long running daytime soap opera show Passions as Timmy Lenox.
I can't believe he didn't mention that! Timmy was so adorable! Just wanted to pick him up and steal him from Tabitha.
I never knew there was an actress playing ET. That was my favorite movie growing up...so many accomplishments in that cemetery that helped shape and entertain generations
I could listen to you speaking all day, I love your voice.. Thank you for doing the videos..
I've been watch Hollywood Graveyard since it started I have learned and gained so much I never knew I am sixty four years old and I really appreciate the this program and always look forward to the next
Im a poor woman. By posting these videos, i can visit so many cemeteries I'd never be able to afford to fly out to visit. Thank you so much.
Long time viewer, first time "commenter"? I watch, and rewatch these...I patiently wait four weeks (sometimes five!) for my favorite you-tuber to post this macabre, addicting video. Needless to say, I am a huge fan. BUT...nothing gives me greater pride, then hearing my three year old daughter exclaim, "I love that halloween show!" every time she hears the intro music. Thank you, Arthur!
PS we are pushing five weeks and I'm having withdraws :)
Love your channel, a new subscriber - this one made me misty-eyed. Well done.
All these wonderfully talented people who brought us so much joy during their lifetime! Our time in this world is so fleeting!
I am very appreciative of your skill as a filmmaker, and the great respect you apply to all of your tours. I wish you much success in future endeavors, and eagerly anticipate the next video!
Here in 2021, Ive been watching for almost 2 yrs and Im like I wish there were more I could watch then
💡, Why dont I watch from the beginning. Thank you so much for what you do 😍
I just finished watching Famous Grave Tours Viewer Special #15, the most recent as of 2022, Had to come back to where it all started. You've done very well, Mr. Dark. Can't wait to see what you have next.
Thanks for sharing. These videos are very interesting while being respectful to the stars. Brings back many memories of those we loved.
I enjoy rewatching your videos as well as any new ones. My daughter and I visited several Hollywood cemeteries when we visited the USA from Australia in 2019. This was the first one we went to. I must admit we hoped we might spot you filming a video but alas no. Thank you for these wonderful videos.
I've watched all of your videos so I'm taking the tour again and watching them twice. Since I can't remember every single grave, it's almost like watching them for the first time... again! Thanks for all that you do.
I feel Woody Woodpeckers laugh will never get out of my head now, thank
Awesome video as usual, these are amazing! I loved Michael Clark Duncan as Jakes girlfriends father in Two And A Half Men
good gravy this is thorough. Very interesting!
Nothing beats a great video from Hollywood Graveyard
I watch your videos over and over I get excited when there is a new one even the older ones when you go back so refreshing and such excellent work you should win some kind of an award keep up the good work Arthur
Another great interesting tour well done 👍🏻
To all the good, and the great of the silver screen who have kept my eyes peeled, my ears pinned firmly back, my lips quivering , and my heart pounding, I salute you one and all!❤️🙏
Love the Ronnie James Dio and Ian " Lemmy" Kilmister tributes \m/
Since I was a kid I have always loved watching cartoons , even now as an adult. All thanks to these long gone legends whose works will live on forever. Thank you ARTHUR for you easily understandable videos. Much love from Nairobi, Kenya.
I had always hoped to travel when i retired. I'm a cemetery tragic. Sadly, that was not to be. Thanks to Hollywood Graveyard i can see the graves i wanted to see if i could walk. You also view these people with respect and not in a morbid way. That is what happened when we die. we can be forgotten. Your research is marvellous. Well well done guys.
Wow! Awesome video! I plan on going here to check this place out and thanks to your entertaining and informative video I'll be able to navigate through here with a bit of ease!
Charles Laughton was great! One of my favorite movies with him is “Ruggles of Red Gap.”
Dude I wondered if you were going to do lemmy thank you.
Thank you so much for these videos. You do a splendid job with the tours.
I grew up watching many of the older Hollywood stars on TV as a kid, and was a contemporary to the younger performers who passed much too early.
I can still remember having a heavy heart when I learned they died. Such talents silenced.
Your work is Immense You should have your own TV show regarding the stars of Hollywood. One person you have missed out on here is the A team creator And renegade creator Stephen J Cannell. Keep up the amazing work!
I do love the stars, and history. I also love the narrator’s voice. Thank you for spending time on all. The artwork is amazing at some of the locations!
Every time I watch your vids, I always think, “I didn’t know that”. Now I do.