The Life and Tragic Ending of William Holden
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- Опубликовано: 14 янв 2025
- Mini bio of the life of actor William Holden who is probably most famous for starred in some of Hollywood's most popular and critically acclaimed films, including Sunset Boulevard, Sabrina, The Bridge on the River Kwai, The Wild Bunch, Picnic, and Network
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Bridge on the River Kwai is one of his best.
awesome actor, and still miss him a lot, did great films and we don't find actors like him anymore
❤you are absolutely right😓
I love His movies. He was such a great actor. The best of all time.
He did it his way. No funeral. no memorial services. keep it simple. like his oscar acceptance speech "Thank you. Thank you."
Regardless of how/when anyone's life ends, if it's lived on your own terms - that's not sad. Living a life not doing what you want, that's sad.
Agree
Wild Bunch is my favorite of his.
AN AMAZING ACTOR ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
William Holden was a true movie star which we won’t see again nowadays. It was just so sad that he needed that drink to give him courage like when he danced with Kim Novak in the movie Picnic he told the director he needed a couple of drinks. Also, he was heartbroken that he and Audrey Hepburn didn’t end up together. All I can say is William R.I.P.
I love how the narrators of this series mispronounce the names of celebrities and well-known movies.
Do the life and sad ending of Carrie fisher
You never even mentioned Picnic from 1955. Terrific film and entire cast.
No mention of Picnic in 1955 with Kim Novak?
Great movie btw!
I think this is a rip-off channel.
Or of ‘Love Is A Many Splendored Thing’ with Jennifer Jones!
@@larrywilliams5708 I think of this movie with McQueen and Natalie Wood.
Their dance scene in that movie was absolutely unforgettable.
Thank you
Love Is A Many-Splendoured Thing
Well done!
What about The PICNIC????
He was my father in laws (Don Hunt) best friend and partner in founding the Mt Kenya Safari Club outside Nanyuki Kenya. Lots and lots of Don and Bill drinking stories. RIP to both Don and Bill.
Can you share some?
So sad!
Sunset Blvd1950. He deserved Academy Award for Best Actor. Academy made up for the error in 1953 for Stalag 17 when he won Best Actor award.
"Thank you. Thank you" love his acceptance speech
I will put your clip in our playlist
Your pronunciation of the names mentioned in this video is atrocious; you butchered half of them. You've obviously never heard of any of these people or these movies...
I know. It's beyond inexcusable.
How many names can the narrator mispronounce?
I'll always remember him staring balefully at Lucy Ricardo with spaghetti on his head.
Did you know WH bought a lot of property in HK while He made movie there and He said the return was very good in 3 to 4 year the return willpay of
Bill was allergic to chocolate It made him real sad
"Breezy" was a flop??
Loved it!
It.was a flop.Eastwood had some kind of controversity with Universal and tjhe film was.hardñy promoted and promptly archived.But Eastwood always said it was..his favourite and time has proved him right.since finally the film.has had the recognition it deserved.
Oh man, you need to rehearse your dialogue before uploading these, reading and pronunciation is horrible!
True...true
dont say that because it wont b funny anymore
Male menopause ended his marriage! 30 yrs married!
Only what we do for CHRIST will last.
THE KINGDOM OF GOD IS AT HAND!
THERE WILL BE NO PROFANITY OR PORNOGRAPHY IN THE KINGDOM OF GOD.
In 3to 4 year will pay off the loan.
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A stupid death. His looks were pretty much gone by the time he passed no doubt to his drinking but he did give some great performances. Had he lived and continued to drink his passing the way he did was perhaps best since his life was far from an upward projectory.