The Real Reason Burt Reynolds Died Broke
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- Burt Reynolds was unquestionably one of the biggest stars of his day. There was a time back in the 70s when it was almost impossible to avoid him. He toiled away as a working actor for many years, landing supportive roles on TV shows like Gunsmoke in the early 1960s before getting his own series, Hawk in 1966 followed by Dan August in 1970.
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In 1972, his movie career erupted after Deliverance hit theaters. And after posing nude for Cosmopolitan, his public image was also given another boost. After that, it was one film after another, and one star-studded romance after another as well. He also frequently guest-hosted The Tonight Show whenever Johnny Carson was out of town.
He eventually turned into a stereotype of sorts. He was this well-spoken southern boy with a love for flashy cars and beautiful women. That's what people thought of whenever you mentioned his name, and he certainly didn't hate that reputation. If anything, it was pretty spot-on.
In this video, we're going to show you how Burt Reynolds went from being one of the most sought-after actors in Hollywood to losing it all and almost being destitute. We're also going to dissect Reynolds's love life and identify what he said was his biggest regret.
The Real Reason Burt Reynolds Died Broke 
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I met Burt Reynolds once back stage at one of his one man shows. in Asheville, NC. He was very kind to my family taking photos , giving autographs, and talking with his for a while. He and Loni also moved to my home town, Hendersonville, NC. Everyone that had any interactions with him only had nice things to say. He even helped some of the actors at The Flat Rock Playhouse get roles in his movies. Too bad so many people took advantage of him.
He started slapping and punching people as he got older.
I heard he was a class act, and thanks for sharing your story. He made lots of bad financial decisions, and sadly he took terrible loses but remained decent. I'm so glad I was alive when he was in his prime. You were lucky to meet him, and I only wish I'd gotten that privilege.
He had a great heart, very humble down to earth loyal to friends . Unfortunately, there's always haters that target such people. He didn't seem to let it change him.
@@tablet2016 I agree
I saw BR at the Flat Rock Playhouse. Won tickets from a local FM station. It was 1987 or 88 it was a great show.
As my old man used to say, "I've never seen a Brinks truck in a funeral procession"
And you probably never will either
good one and I know your father would not lost it so easy
You got that right sir, except we used to say You won't see the bank hooked up to your casket!
I loved Burt. He is a legend to the kids that grew up in the 70s. He was so cool as the Bandit. And watching him in reruns of Gunsmoke with my folks, he was a legend. And that can never be replaced. RIP Burt.
Doesn't matter how rich or poor he was, he was a very good actor. Let him rest in peace and be thankful u get to enjoy his movies. That goes for All people who have passed.
My, My Mary Scott you have a heart. Women have taken me down a road of almost bankruptcy but I shot back up. You cannot hold a good man down. They all called back and wanted me back. Sometimes you have to decide as a Man to just say no Darlin but I will always have a love for you.
Exactly!!! 👍
Profound & couldn’t agree more!!!! OMG & this creep wants trolls to judge him at the end???? This is shameful
Yes. Let the dead rest in peace!
Mary Scott, he IS in peace. The dead can't hear us.
Dying broke is not an issue when one simply considers this: No one who has ever "passed" was helped by money because at that point the person is beyond money (or monetary value).
Burt Reynolds was never broke in the non-monetary sense. He actually was incredibly successful in life.
Thank you.
Absolutely.
Agreed. I have been watching his movies lately. Great actor. Shamus, Stick, and Raven recent films watched for the first time.
LOL... Into the Twilight Zone you belong. I hope you don't have people still here on earth you are taking care of.........
in Chinese culture, they try to take their worldly goods with them when they die by making paper copies of their assets...:-)
People who met him seem always to have spoken well of him which is a better epitaph (and legacy) than a billion dollars.
He lived better than most men ever will, R.I.P.
It all depends on your definition of better. He obviously had one huge regret, not marrying Sally, but he did seem to enjoy life. I feel better not having millions, than having millions and losing them.
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Burt Reynolds was a free spending guy but he really is a prime example of someone getting screwed over in a divorce settlement. Loni Anderson did not contribute to his career or do anything to earn the divorce allocation she received, at least not according to many other reports that were put out later on. It's said that Burt was a very down to earth guy and he was like a lot of men..... he liked women and having a good time. Some of his interviews with Johnny Carson are hilarious and his banter/relationship with Dom DeLuise is legendary.
He was a gold mine to a lot of people, and he didn't pay attention to that detail...
Burt Reynolds’ life story was similar to people who win a huge jackpot in the powerball lottery, who end up broke and without any future.
Sounds like what happened to Elvis, everybody sponged off of him!
I’ll never forget a wealthy gal I dated years ago had given money to a friends family. He had worked at Frito Lay so she would get bags. Of chips from him. The guys mother asked my g/f for more money and she politely declined. The chips stopped coming. People will screw you especially in Los Angeles. They would stab you in the back in a second. It’s well known and I was warned about the fake people here, but boy when I saw how she was treated it’s how it is here. Trust no one. They want your money and nothing else.
The few years he was married to Loni Anderson took nearly every dime he ever made.. Between the settlement and probably alimony, she ruined him financially.. And now she goes around praising him. The nerve of that gold digger. You broke the man. You have no right to honor him.
She cheated on him. He made the mistake of going on a tv show and complaining about it. He didn't come across as a decent person. Those things should be kept private. Loni is well, you guess it.
Burt had that laugh that could warm you to yer bones...it was his signature trait when he was being humorous...just a one-of-a-kind. It was good to be a witness to Mr. Reynolds' work.
Thanks for sharing this, gggallon!
I'm still a huge Burt fan. I loved all his movies growing up and I still do. I loved all the Bandit and Cannonball type movies because he made them great even if they weren't. I always want to remember him as he was in Best Little Whorehouse in Texas at the top of his game. Surprisingly my two most favorite movies of his have to be Sharky's Machine and Starting Over. He really could act! Burt's last film The Last Move Star was actually quite a poignant and somewhat true to life view of his final few years. I kinda think he made peace with himself and his missteps in life with this film . I still tear up a bit when I think about his passing. He was one of my heroes as a kid and still kinda is. We miss ya Burt. God bless!
Right on! He could have stood there and brushed his teeth for two hours, I would have been there to watch! 😢
I saw Stick last year and it's great fun.Burt plays it cool in this picture
Sharky's machine was a really really good movie, why it didn't do well at the box office I don't have a clue I liked it Smokey and the bandit of course, hell I sit down and watch it every time it comes on. He also did Voice work on animated films that didn't get the recognition it probably should have including the cartoon for adults called Archer he played himself and it was hilarious
Burt was great.
My favorite movie from Burt was Sharkey’s Machine.
He didn’t deserve what Loni did to him, but Reynolds was his own worst enemy.
No luggage racks in a Hearse, he earned it and spent it all, way to go Burt!
Thanks for sharing this, Sky1!
“No luggage racks in a hearse..” I love it!
@@MrBastilleDay I always heard; you never see a U-Haul being towed behind the hearse.
Burt said about 3 years before his death in a interview " His only regret in life was he did not spend enough of his money " I think it was Vanity Fair but plz do not quote me on that ...But he did say it in a interview :) Burt was a great actor and i think everyone loved him :)
I thought Burt was fantastic in every movie he did ...RIP Burt Reynolds ...you are truly missed ...
I agree
We're all intitled to our options. Birt was a Southern fried puke.
I'd believe that, I'd say he meant that instead of allowing his wives to spend til they dropped, he should have also enjoyed it!
Thanks for sharing this, Ricardo!
@@FactsVerse Your always welcome i love your channel Thx :)
He dated Tammy Wynette for a while who it so happens, was fed up with poverty and worn out from the drudgery of her life, Tammy enrolled in beauty school in nearby Tupelo, MS funding her schooling with money given to her by her mother. (Never believing her own hype, Tammy kept her beautician’s license up to date regularly noting she could always go back to hairdressing.)
smart lady, I have so much respect for her, she went to Nashville with three kids to be a singer, talk about beating the odds!
Im no judge,all i know was he entertained the world and did a hell of a job at it,,,we miss u Burt.
He is gone but one should remember he lived a full and interesting life, dying from a heart attack at age 82 at Jupiter Hospital in Florida. We have every reason, as his fans, to be happy for him, that he was here among us for a time, and not be sad at his passing. RIP, Burt Reynolds.
Thanks for watching, Bill!
Knock on wood. 82 is young for these days. I don’t know the specifics of his heart condition, but generally people have symptoms and can get things fixed with a stint or bypass. Unless it’s more chronic like CHF or an enlarged heart. Either way RIP
I remember seeing him on a talk show right after his divorce. He said he was paying the highest child support ever awarded in California. I can't find a clip of him on that show anywhere. When you don't get to keep your income it's easy to go broke.
I think his death in relative poverty by Hollywood standards was because he had lost track of how to maintain a budget by being a big celebrity for so long. I remember Bert's glory days, and he was on top, but I think one of the things that really didn't mean also was his marriage to Loni Anderson. She was definitely a high maintenance wife.
She single-handedly vintage that phrase high maintenance there wasn't a woman before that that was even like that
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I don't think he lost track, I think he was never on track to begin with. It's typical of young artists/actors. They live for today, and as they rise they indulge more and more. then their careers decline but the indulgences don't. Oh yeah, don't get married to anyone that makes less than you.
Burt Reynolds enriched my life. I was a Jupiter Florida resident and thus a neighbor. I loved his movies and had season tickets to the Burt Reynolds Dinner Theater and never missed a show.
Thanks for watching, Robert!
Same here, Robert. We were long time Jupiter residents. Saw a lot of shenanigans in the Backstage over the years. :)
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There's an old saying: "He who dies with the most toys wins." Even better when you have yet to pay off those toys. Always enjoyed everything Burt did. He was a very good actor and had a great sense of humor. He had a zest for life and went for it... good on him!
You can't take them with you...
@@MrPAULONEAL No, but you had fun with them before you croaked...
Yep. He blew it with Loni Andersen when he & Sally Fields were so comfortable and lovey-Dovey together.
You got it wrong. He blew it with Sally Field when he and Loni Anderson were so comfortable and lovey-dovey together.
He was a victim of the hollywood roller coaster. The secret of success in Hollywood seems to be a solid dedicated and loyal family life
Big fan in the day. My mom had a poster of him hanging during the 70s. And I seen smokey and the bandit in the theaters back then. Pretty cool guy.
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I saw it in the theaters too. Way back when brother asked mom if he could go see it and I wanted to go he got mad because he had to take me with him lol.
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Burt was a talented, sweet, fun loving guy who needed a trustable long term manager. But then, he might not have listened to her or him. Unfortunately, he became his own worst enemy. Sally Fields would probably have been good for him...if he would have been good to her.
We agree, Mary Ann!
Burt lived a life most of us can only dream of. Yes, had he watched his money more closely it could have been better near the end, but we all make mistakes. RIP Burt.
His fast living lifestyle caused him to be virtually broke in his later years. Marrying Lonnie Anderson was probably his biggest mistake EVER financially ! He was a good actor playing many different roles from Deliverance / Longest Yard / Smoky & the Bandit to Boogie Nights. His appearances on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson were must see events. I will miss Burt !
The real reason he died broke, Loni Anderson.
Loni Anderson would spend $10,000 on a new dress, wear it once and then toss it aside.
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The real reason is stupidly on his part.
Loved Burt and Sally, made most of my younger life fun. RIP! Everyone dies broke, I have never seen pockets on a casket!
He was the rare example of an actor who drew me to any movie he was in.
Agreed
What's your favorite Burt role, Brian?
Definitely one of my favorite actors.
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I remember seeing cannonball run with my friends as a teenager. He was the coolest guy. His life must have been a ride. Sad it ended the way it did. But most of the ride I'm sure was incredible. Rip.
Burt loved a great time with his close friends and the women in his life. It for sure was a wild ride. Just like when he drove his Trans Am. :)
I agree
He did not die broke. I lived in Jupiter Florida and knew him my whole life and I knew his dad also. I used to see him and his father shopping for groceries in Winn-Dixie. He had a home in Jupiter Farms and when he died he was living in a beautiful home off US1 between Tequesta and Hobe Sound. He did not die broke
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A man can amass lots of money but cannot take it with them when they die.
A fun actor to watch. Sorry to hear about his troubles.
I have learned three lessons from Burt my idol: Be ruthless and exacting when it comes to your finances. Be meticulous as well when it comes to money. Be smart and cunning in business.
Words to live by.
Lots of these stars just dont pay attention to their finaces. They end up just like Burt. I always loved watching his movies and shows he was on! RIP
What's your favorite Burt role, Amethyst?
His downfall was rejecting quality films to make trash!
The downfall is once these actors get older they get less roles and then, it gets where, they can hardly make ends meet. The other downfall is because, one makes good money do to being a actor and, they are then, considered too have too many assets, therefore even, when, they lose everything they still are unable to collect Social Security and, that to leaves them without being able to get any government funded medical insurance and, therefore they can’t afford to pay any medical expenses out of there pocket, therefore, there health gets neglected. The downfall is Hollywood and having a career in Hollywood and, the way our government works. Because, you once had money, our government thinks people still should be loaded with money and, they don’t consider a career in Hollywood a actual job and none of these actors pay taxes but, end up getting paid a lump some of money, it’s the nature of having a career as a actor in the big Hollywood Business.
@@sonyafox3271 when it comes to celebrities and athletes and their finances, they need to know how to invest and save for the future, just like everyone else! Their problem is when the make large sums in a short period of time, they blow it on extravagant toys that they end up selling and or auctioning off to either survive or pay off back taxes! Their reign when it comes to being a celebrity on average is not very long!
You can’t take it with you. He lived a life many dream of having. We all make mistakes and trust people we probably shouldn’t.
I did that too, made loans to friends who never repaid me, it's really sad when your friends rip you off
I know I have trusted people I shouldn't have believed in. That's Life. Live & Learn. Rest in Peace Mr. Reynolds.
Reynolds should’ve married Sally Fields; maybe she would’ve reined in his spending - not squandered it.
in his later years he referred to Fields as the love of his life. too bad it took him that long to realize it
He said that was the greatest regret in his life . Losing sally.
Yep
Sad but true. Marrying Lonnie was the biggest mistake in his life.
@@aliceshaw8265 no man, Sally in a interview said that she love Burt and would’ve stopped him from making all the dumb moves he did.
How much can you take with you? Sounds like Bert timed things pretty well.
If I can't take it with me, I'm not going, and if anything is missing, I'm coming back for it.
make money to sustain ungrateful brats who will squander it instead
Exactly what I was thinking, don’t leave shit behind but good memories and unpaid bills lol
I bought a Fireproof Money Belt, so I am taking some with me
@dscarty - That definitely is one way to look at it, and if that was his goal as well, good for him, but I'm sure Loni did make out pretty well in the divorce.
He's always the Bandit to me !
Only five million? The intrest on five million dollars would allow me to live like a King, you know what Forrest Gump said "Stupid Is As Stupid Does" Have A Nice Weekend. 🇲🇽
Thanks for watching, Joseph!
At the core, poor choices in the money management, divorces, and choices generally.
I would love to live a life like his. Non family members still remember him after his departure.
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And I feel bad for going broke...good grief I would've stashed a million somewhere.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, illumi NOTme!
Burt lived life his way. I imagine many of us would have traded his life with their own. I can't feel sorry for him. He got to enjoy a lot of things most of us could only dream of.
He had fun in his life as they saying goes you cant take it with you but I remember how heartbroken he was when he didn't win a Oscar .
Living out your remaining years on an estate in Palm Beach is not the same as being "broke" or "destitute."
That was luxury. I wouldn't mind living on an estate in palm beach.
What man hasn’t made a huge mistake with a woman?
No Judgement from me. He brought me many memorable moments from his movies.
Thank you Burt!
Thanks for watching!
Burt Reynolds, was my favorite actor.. And he lived his life at his fullest.
Dude had a pretty epic run id say. 82 is a pretty long life. So what if he ran low on cash in the end. No biggie.
Definitely one of the most under-rated, under-appreciated, and unrewarded actors of all time - up there (or down there) with Errol Flynn.
Charlie Sheen followed in Burt's footsteps.
But burt reynolds never got hiv.
Is Charlie Sheen broke?
@@ericponce8740 Yes he sure is. I saw him in an interview saying that he regrets blowing all those millions he made when he was on Two and a Half Men.
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Still haven’t seen Deliverance, but still love him as the Bandit. Seems movie stars don’t like to give up the spotlight and aren’t smart with their millions. His troubles were his own making.
@Portrait Of A Sanctimonious Christian Televangelist Must see, movie! See it, and you'll agree! I didn't really like Burt Reynolds all that much until I saw him in that film. Fine performance, from him and the entire cast.
It's on egybest
Very powerful film. At times, hard to watch, but it makes you wonder what you would do in the same situation.
As my dad always quoted…”a fool and his money soon part”.
Can't take it with you,he did well.
Nowhere is his greatness more on display than in "The Last Movie Star". What a legend.
I remember he was a bit full of himself and also treated Sally Field terribly. RIP Burt.
Sally field was smart enough to marry someone else.
BS!… lol
Living in chronic pain as Burt did makes it very hard to always be at your best.
He passed away a lot richer than my current situation
Did Burt Reynolds due if a heart attack?
He was a victim of Loni Anderson. Why he chose her at the time is beyond my understanding. Burt (like a lot of us) let Sally Field go and regretted it the rest of our lives.😔 Cher: " If I could turn back time"
I think most of us have a “ regret” that we let someone special get away .
Yes. Sally would be fine. Loni was a hog like some are.
He also had quite a ‘relationship’ with Dinah Shore that was more than ‘a date’! I thought it was always indicated she was also a great love of his life, but the age difference bothered her!
Bert was awesome 👏 a natural performer with a mischievous smile. Will be missed …
He lived life more than most people do. RIP.
…I was always a fan of Burt Reynolds.
I’m sorry to hear that he was not able to manage his personal life, well enough.
> it’s terrible to have so many regrets at the end..
> I feel he was type cast & did not get parts to expand his audience.
> I did like the tv show “ Evening Shade”.
I liked the multiple assets within the story framework.
> It’s not easy to be mindful of so many financial assets when a person is busy working & trying to stay in the loop.
Many actors find themselves in financial straights bc of financial mismanagement - through no fault of their own.
> I have a place in my heart for Burt Reynolds. I feel , he was a good man despite his imperfections.
RIP 🙏🏼🌹🦢
You can't take it with you.Thanks to a friend he had a place to live until he died.
Thanks for watching, Miss Merry Berry!
He was alright. I always enjoyed watching him.
Why have 3 houses, tho??
Who are we to judge another mans life? He was no different than anyone else. Sometimes life goes great and then without warning it can all go down the drain.
I liked him he was funny and mostly if he were alive today he would say he had a better life than most. RIP Burt!!!✌🏻🇺🇸
Thanks for sharing this, Waveluth!
He would always be a legend and be loved rest in peace
He is a hero on many levels. R.I.P. Burt!
Miss that crazy laugh of his..rip
Burt Reynolds surely wasn‘t the only actor, athlete…, who didn‘t put aside enough money in a rainy day fund. So often, successful people don‘t realise how soon fame and money can run out. They often don‘t recognize, how costly it is to buy and maintain houses, cars…
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I had the opportunity to personally observe Mr. Reynolds during several of his career eras. He was consistently polite and reckless. He unapologetically pushed himself personally and professionally.
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I think it was Wayne Newton who said “There’s the Show and then there’s the Business. He learned that the hard way as well.
Burt lived in my friend's CA house while filming Boogie Nights. The neighbor's loved him, down to earth and helped out with stuff like fixing a sprinkler system. He owed my pal a lot of dough when he died but I think a friendship with Burt, even though I'm guessing that particular debt could pay off my house-may have been worth it! LOL. He said "I passed on a diamond for cubic zirconium" guess what that meant! LOL
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Not all men are stupid. Some men are bachelors.
Lol Thanks for watching, Robert!
One of my best friends growing up was a personal aid to him all of his life. My friend (who is male) had the highest regard for him. And he would've said something had it been different.
Thats the way to GO!
Why leave so much behind!
Lived life the right way, & Im sure he was generous along the way!
GOD Bless you Burt!
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I loved all the movies Burt starred in. He regretted not marrying Sally Fields. But, if they had married it may not lasted because, it was told he was always putting Sally down about something like funning her about something and after awhile Sally would get tired of it.
I think it's easy for him to say it in retrospect. Burt towards the end of his life may have realized Sally was the woman for him, and wished he had stuck it out, while also forgetting he was a bit of a horse's ass at the time.
@@TheKennethECarper I agree with what you said about Burt. It was told Sally really liked Burt and it showed in the movie "Smokey and the Bandit" but, Burt also hurt her by picking at her about her weight and about her being short in height. He seemed to forget how he felt hurt in the 80's over best friends spreading rumors about him supposed to had aids because, he was extremely thin at the time. And people were avoiding being associated with him because of it.
@@robertgorton3856 ( this isn't Andre) First of all, please don't take this the wrong way, coming from a black guy. The majority of my friends who are white always chose the lanky women with big breasts, regardless of what the rest of them looked like ( No hips, no butts, and no thighs). That would be " Loni Andhertits". For me, I preferred the shorter, more fuller figured type ( nicely proportioned breasts, full hips, butts and thighs). That would be Queen Sally. In my opinion, Sally's much cuter than Loni was beautiful. And she really wasn't all that. Just a fad.
He got screwed when they killed his "Evening Shade" TV show....he needed one more season for it to go into a big pay-day/syndication.
His Smokey And The Bandit and Cannonball Run movies will forever be linked to happier times in my youth! Maybe he made a few mistakes with his finances and marriage to Lonnie Andersen, but that's not how I choose to remember him. It's not my place to judge, and none of us are perfect. I'd rather look at the glass as half full and remember him for the joy he brought to me when I was a kid and loved watching his iconic characters on the big screen. Nobody looked cooler in a cowboy hat and driving a Firebird Trans Am! He was the epitome of coolness and manliness that every young boy, myself included, wanted to aspire to be. I hope by the grace of God that he's at peace now.
He was and still is a lovable character
You take care of the penny's and the dollars will take care of themselves.
When you make millions you think it will last forever but it usually doesn't.
Burt reynolds should have invested some of his money.
Anderson wasn't in love with him, she was head over heels in love with herself!
Burt reynolds said that Loni Anderson wouldn't let him see her without makeup .
Fast living comes with a price. I've noticed that actors who remained faithfully married to one wife lived happier and less stressful lives.
Why he would pick Lonnie Anderson over Sally Field I cannot fathom!
Sally field just oozed beauty, intelligence, and sex appeal.
She still does!
booooooooooooooooooooooo
People who mad this much money should think about their later years too; so yes it was his fault
Good point, Ibolya
I was a kid in the 70's and I thought he was larger than life. I wish things had gone better for him. It made me sad to see him just a shell of what he once was as at the end of his life. I'll always be fond of him and grateful for the entertainment.
Bert lived his life at 120 mph just like he was driving his bandit Trans Am 😎
Its his own doing, he lived wild and fame got to his head.
He was just like any major movie star.
He missed a bunch of things, like the Dinah Shore tennis court in Jupiter. Personally, I would have stuck with Sally, class act.
Thanks for sharing this, quiteactually!
she dissed him after he died
Deliverance was proably the best movie ever made I can watch it over and over
I remember Burt. He was very popular. Did alot of TV interviews. A very handsome man
Absolutely, we feel the same way! Thank you for sharing your sentiments and for watching our content. Which of Burt's roles appealed to you the most?
He was a force to be Reconed with there for awhile.
I liked him in "The End" with Dom DeLuise and Sally Fields he was hilarious. He plays a guy who's dying of a terminal blood disease and decides to kill himself with DeLuise's help but then changes his mind.
Pre Aids ...
Burt was a huge influence to me growing up. So much so I've rebuilt 3 1979 TransAms. Still owning one to this day.
Gator & White lighting come on, what a bad ass guy. A man's, man till the end.
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Burt Reynolds was also offered the role of "James Bond" after Sean Connery left. But he turned it down because he thought that the public wouldn't accept an American 007.
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Burt pissed away his fortune. If you have $4 million in an interest bearing account. You should be able to easily live off just what the interest brings. Plus you would never need to dip into your 4mil money machine.
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You can't take it with you so...
Even if he would have been rich... he couldn't take it with him. 🙂
I always liked to watch him on Gunsmoke.
I always thought of burt Reynolds as a handsome man...I enjoyed his movies too...yes bert rest in peace
Burt Reynolds longtime assistant Elaine Blake Hall said that he paid out every week $1,500 for a new toupee
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What a waste of money.
Transplantation would've been less expensive.
Wonder how much Donald Trump pays for his lol
I like Burt, but he was a fool!❤️
We agree, Cat Man!
I AGREE
He was a fool to marry Loni Anderson.
@@harperstacey9604 no he was a fool to turn down one flew over the cuckoos nest, then turning down star wars, then turning down "Terms of Endearment " to make "Stroker Ace"then turning down Die Hard to make a lame comedy with Kathleen Turner, I think it was called Broadcast Channels, and then he turned down "Pretty Woman. He was more interested in being a movie star and less about being a serious actor!
@@aliceshaw8265 Joe didn't bother me. His comment is interesting.
There are some people who bring a lot of joy and I hate to see them get old, and die. Burt and Jerry Reed are two of those people. It's almost unfathomable that they are gone. Give us back the mid 1970s Burt and Jerry! 😢
The guy lived life to its fullest. He left this place with just enough. Sounds about right to me.
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