I met Mr Borgnine at a gas station in Victorville CA back in the 90's, he was very nice and very down to earth. I asked him where he was headed and he said "Las Vegas for the weekend". No "Star Trip" with him, just a good man who was more interested in me and who was kind and treated me with respect. R.I.P. Mr B.
That's a great way to describe him, no star trip,when he made a movie he was an actor and when the filming was over he was himself , a regular guy who was polite and friendly to the public
My neighbor was in college and worked as a parking valet in Beverly Hills. Ernest Borgnine was a regular patron of the restaurant my neighbor parked cars. He said Ernest Borgnine always encouraged him to finish school and was a great tipper. When My friend told him he was graduating a couple years later. Ernest Borgnine gave him $200.00 dollars before he went into his car and whispered "I'm proud of you." The day my neighbor found out Ernest Borgnine died, his wife told me he cried. Class act Ernie.
I cried just yesterday to find out that Ernest Borgnine died and he was a good man even without knowing him personally nor anything about him. The man was down to earth and not snob at all. A great man indeed. We should have more Ernest Borgnines in this world.
@yura beech Sean Penn is nowhere near as talented as Ernest Borgnine. E. Borgnine wasn't only a major talent, but a genuinely kind person. Neither can be said about Sean Penn. Sean Penn has shown many times how much he hates America. America, and the rest of the world for that matter would be a better place without him.
@@jimmyonus5478 cancer is as much genetic as it is a product of bad habits. Quite a few classic movie stars died of cancer but a lot did not, regardless of smoking ( the vast majority of them smoked back in the day).
My wife and I walked into a Whataburger in New Braunfels, Texas and sitting in a booth was none other than actor Walter Mathau in 2000. You never know who you might meet.
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Ernie sure knew how to handle fame, he never let it control him. It's so rare to find a famous person that is or was so down to earth. His son Cris seems to be a real nice guy just like his Dad. You are truly missed Ernie RIP
Sounds like Dick York, the first Darrin Stephens on "Bewitched." I'm friends with his son, Chris. Two wonderful men who are/were down to earth. ~Bill Stephens
Ernest Borgnine.......Was a down to earth Joe! He new how to live......He sure was a Jolly happy guy...fantastic Actor... Humanbein,,,,,,,RIP Ernie Truly missed🇺🇸
An Oscar winner and star of several t.v. series, and here he is, a typical "grandpa". I hope to have a 10th as much class as Mr. Borgnine. Just a genuine great guy.
I Love Ernest Borgnine for years and years especially when he starred in the movie Marty and the McCales Navy series back in the sixties. He seems pretty active for a man in his eighties, Sorry to see him go...
Reminds me of my father. They look about the same and my father traveled around the country with his RV in his 70s and 80s. He had a good life except for a bitch of a wife, my dad's wife that is. Both of you RIP.
I’ll always remember him for his role in “The Poseidon Adventure”. Also, his role as Johnathan in Little House On The Prairie. A real good two part episode.
@@kikayei yes, he was part of a gang of outlaws that included Warren Oates, William Holden and 2 other actors who I can't recall. It takes place in Revolutionary ere Mexico, around 1916 and the gang hijacks a US Army train loaded with weapons and they sell them to the Mexicans. It's also about how the Wild West is over and these guys were part of that era. It's a good movie but very violent, directed by Sam Peckinpah
I was born in Hamden Ct. where he was born. His father and my father were good friends. I remember meeting his dad when I was a kid. My dad was also friends with Ernie. Two wonderful men!
It’s so good to see his familiar face. What a Iconic actor. Growing up in the 60’s & 70’s, Ernest was extremely popular. God I miss him and all those he worked with. -Stephen, Ohio 🇺🇸
He knew how to truly enjoy life. The world made him feel good, just driving across the country and the simple life. We can all take a lesson from this man. RIP Mr Borgnine, you are missed. Paisano.
RIP Mr. Borgnine. Such an American treasure. His laugh always made me smile. I still enjoy his movies to this day. He seems so happy just to be with people.
He was also great as helicopter pilot Dominic Santini on Airwolf from 1983-86 alongside with actor Jan-Michael Vincent from the old days on television.
Yeah I know I have the DVD Box Set of Airwolf, I've always enjoyed that show growing up as a child whenever my Dad played the tapes of it. I'm very sorry to hear about Ernest Borgnine, Jan Micheal Vincent and Alex Cord's deaths they will be truly missed.
Dam, in 1963 I was TAD in Fallon NV waiting to go to TI in San Francisco to Radarman School. I remember going to the EM Club and watching McHale's Navy as it was new and we had no TV's in the dorms. The show had just started and was a big hit with the men in the Navy. It would have been fun to met this wonderful man before he passed away.
I remember in a couple of his movies he played some really nasty characters (Convoy, Emperor of the North). He was actually a gentleman and very down to earth person.
You could see he was genuine. It came through the screen. I always liked him. Most of his generation lived through the depression were like him, they enjoy life to the fullest. He orders my favorite ice cream at DQ. RIP Ernie. Thanks for the memories.
This man is right up there with Burgess Meredith, on the list of departed actors I miss so much. “Marty” is one of my favorite classic films. So great to see he was so genuine and likable in real life as well. Thanks for sharing this.
My family were RVers when I was in high school. Ernest Borgnine reminds me of my father so much. This was our life, and he was just like that. Everywhere we went, he was meeting and talking to the people we encountered.
Mine too. After my father retired, he also made several solo RV trips across country. My father also loved to play characters in the community theater. Earnest reminds me of him so much! My dad also loved Earnest. Losing Earnest was like losing my father all over again. Especially after watching this channel.
I started watching Ernie as he goes on the road. One of the greatest actors of all time. Humble, comedy, rage, whatever, he could do it. I thank God he lived to be 95!! RIP
Would loved to have sat down with Ernie just for a few minutes and listened to anything he had to say. He looked like he could be a tough you know what but then that laugh and smile. RIP Ernie, a true American Treasure.
Some of the characteristics that most of today's ”celebrities” will never possess…” likability” and being ”just one of the guys”. Ernest had those traits in spades. I guess that there are things that you can not learn in acting school.
Mr Ernest Borgnine it is amazing pleasure to watch your travels. Really big Fan of Mchales Navy, really do miss your seeing you in the Movies. Thank you for your time.
Dude has an Oscar, is widely respected by his peers, beloved by millions, and deeply missed....but the coolest thing about him without a doubt is HE WAS ON AIRWOLF!!!!
What a fantastic actor and obviously an all-qriund, down to earth great guy! I grew up watching darned near every episode of McHale's Navy, and my favorite movie role he played was the cabbie in "Escape form New York". RIP Mr. Borgnine!
What a wonderful gentleman Ernie was! I watch Mchales Navy still, and I'm 58. Watching Ernie enjoy that chocolate dipped cone makes me want to go find a Dairy Queen, or Dairy Sweet!! 😋
So nice! Marty was my grandpa’s favorite movie and I can’t see Borgnine without thinking of him. He loved Marty because it captured Bronx life pretty accurately for that time. Paddy Chayefsky was a (problematic) genius, too.
I right off took notice of how cute you were and your Gratefull Dead shirt. You were not only cute but have excellent taste in music and by the way youve grown into a beautiful young lady. I envy the guy who ended up with you :)
If one word could be used to describe this man’s beautiful soul, my choice would be “VITAL”! Such an exemplary life of empathy for his fellow man and his role in every life situation. Caring and willing to serve OTHERS. He was certainly richly blessed by God with such a full life for the love, laughter, and goodness he shared with all of us. If there ever was a picture of love, HE WAS!
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Such a gracious and friendly man. Ernest Borgnine was one class act.
11 minutes watching Borgnine talk about his series and ordering ice cream.....and much more enjoyable than most of the junk on TV now.
Totally agree. He shows the simplist things in life like a chocolate ice cream cone is one of them.
YUP AMEN!!
You got that right!
Anyone who pays $70 a month for tv isn't the brightest bulb around.
@@aristotlesfourcauses6323 lol! Totally agree. I definitely do not,and never will.
This was in the summer of 1995 when he was 78. He lived to 95. A fine career. Good to see him candidly like this.
I agree he deserved to live. I know a lot of young people in 95 would not have known him. But surely some would have reconised him from Airwolf.
I believe Mr.Borgnine enjoyed life and people. He seems so genuine. A great actor and a great person. R.I.P.
I worked at his home several times. Genuinely decent human being, no full of himself at all. RIP sir.
@jag off To me, he'll always be Dominic Santini.
Dale Thelander For me he will forever be Lt Cmdr Quinton McHale, with Dominic Santini a close second.
Yes DEFINITELY but his son is a PRICK.
P O'D Well, perhaps, I never knew that he had a son. If he is as what you say, that does not take away from the type of person that Ernest was.
I met Mr Borgnine at a gas station in Victorville CA back in the 90's, he was very nice and very down to earth. I asked him where he was headed and he said "Las Vegas for the weekend". No "Star Trip" with him, just a good man who was more interested in me and who was kind and treated me with respect. R.I.P. Mr B.
That's a great way to describe him, no star trip,when he made a movie he was an actor and when the filming was over he was himself , a regular guy who was polite and friendly to the public
He walks in for dessert just like your grandpa would, and he happens to be a legendary screen actor. None of those kids knew or cared who he was.
im 14 and i would of loved to of met him (;
My neighbor was in college and worked as a parking valet in Beverly Hills. Ernest Borgnine was a regular patron of the restaurant my neighbor parked cars. He said Ernest Borgnine always encouraged him to finish school and was a great tipper. When My friend told him he was graduating a couple years later. Ernest Borgnine gave him $200.00 dollars before he went into his car and whispered "I'm proud of you." The day my neighbor found out Ernest Borgnine died, his wife told me he cried. Class act Ernie.
Me too! Great man sadly missed
Great story .
I wish I could have met the man. I would have even treated him to a ice cream cone.
I cried just yesterday to find out that Ernest Borgnine died and he was a good man even without knowing him personally nor anything about him. The man was down to earth and not snob at all. A great man indeed. We should have more Ernest Borgnines in this world.
What a true gentleman.
“What are you having, Denise?” Man oh man oh man oh man what a gentleman.
One of the best. Never to be replaced. They don’t make them like him anymore.
thank god!!
a world favorite
@yura beech Sean Penn is nowhere near as talented as Ernest Borgnine. E. Borgnine wasn't only a major talent, but a genuinely kind person. Neither can be said about Sean Penn. Sean Penn has shown many times how much he hates America. America, and the rest of the world for that matter would be a better place without him.
An Oscar winning actor yet he's also a regular guy, sadly a vanishing type of guy
Yeah I know they make them like Ernest Borgnine anymore. I really enjoyed him in Airwolf
Amazing that Ernie lived 95 years.
Absolutely he deserved it and was a great human being.
no hate in his heart
He lived till 95 and he used to smoke 5 packs a day.
@@jimmyonus5478 - he was obviously blessed with great genes.
@@jimmyonus5478 cancer is as much genetic as it is a product of bad habits. Quite a few classic movie stars died of cancer but a lot did not, regardless of smoking ( the vast majority of them smoked back in the day).
Could you imagine it- you’re working at Dairy Delight on a quiet summer evening in Altoona, Iowa and Ernest Borgnine just casually walks in! Wild!
Good stuff.
Those kids had no idea who he was.
My wife and I walked into a Whataburger in New Braunfels, Texas and sitting in a booth was none other than actor Walter Mathau in 2000. You never know who you might meet.
@@georgemorley1029 popoooooo
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Bette Davis adored him and he adored her.He was a genuine nice guy, she said and she didn’t say that too often
@@ekop1778 Bore off
@@ekop1778 What an awful comment.
This guy’s role in Airwolf is a contributing factor as to why I’m a pilot today. Thanks for sharing!
Ask me the name of any helicopter ....Just make sure its a Bell 222
Jan Michael Vincent was in that show
Great memory!
@@johnb.8687 halfway
I met him collecting autographs. He was kind and polite and genuine. A complete gentelman.
Ernie sure knew how to handle fame, he never let it control him. It's so rare to find a famous person that is or was so down to earth. His son Cris seems to be a real nice guy just like his Dad. You are truly missed Ernie RIP
Sounds like Dick York, the first Darrin Stephens on "Bewitched." I'm friends with his son, Chris. Two wonderful men who are/were down to earth.
~Bill Stephens
@@OldsVistaCruiser I heard he was screwed over by BEWITCHED because he really liked Elizabeth Montgomery
@@mem1701movies - Dick York was in love with his wife, Joan.
The world produced no finer genuine gentleman, bar none!
He was so good in the 1955 movie, “Marty.” Think he won an Oscar.
Yes indeed
THE Oscar that year. One of the great American actors of all time.
I could only imagine how much fun it must have been to do this trip with Ernest Borgnine.
Me too! Can't wait to see the rest of the videos in this series!
A True Legend and a National Treasure....
❤️
Ernest Borgnine is such a good man, he was a great actor, & a happy soul.
He's an American original for sure! 🇺🇸
The general in the Dirty Dozen. He was on to what Marvin and company were doing during the war games but kept quiet.
I remember he got the heck outta there before they took over the place! Great movie!
What a hilarious scene, his reaction to what was going on really sealed the deal!
My favorite movie of all time. Saw it as a teenager. What a cast that movie had.
One of my favorite movies…. he played a great role!
Ernest Borgnine.......Was a down to earth Joe! He new how to live......He sure was a Jolly happy guy...fantastic Actor... Humanbein,,,,,,,RIP Ernie Truly missed🇺🇸
My father had the same stomach and physique.
Wonderful wonderful man. He is Sorely missed I’m sure. 💔
@@Nikes62 I shouldn't talk because I'm no lightweight myself, but that belly looks like you could stand under it and keep dry in a rain storm! 😂🤣
a man who gave more than 100% in all his rolls and, it seems, in life itself.
He also gave 100% in his roles too.
An Oscar winner and star of several t.v. series, and here he is, a typical "grandpa". I hope to have a 10th as much class as Mr. Borgnine. Just a genuine great guy.
Great actor, one of the best of all time. Great voice, very powerful presence. R.I.P Ernie.
He seems like such a sweet guy. Reminds me of my grandpa!
gorosaurus101 remind me of marty
I Love Ernest Borgnine for years and years especially when he starred in the movie Marty and the McCales Navy series back in the sixties. He seems pretty active for a man in his eighties, Sorry to see him go...
McCales Navy is on my TV now....
90s.
Reminds me of my father. They look about the same and my father traveled around the country with his RV in his 70s and 80s. He had a good life except for a bitch of a wife, my dad's wife that is. Both of you RIP.
Marty,what a great movie with a great actor
I've always loved Mc Hales Navy especially the interactions between Tim Conway and Ernest.Thanks for the memories
I’ll always remember him for his role in “The Poseidon Adventure”.
Also, his role as Johnathan in Little House On The Prairie. A real good two part episode.
Classic Movie and a Classic Role for him !
@GoldenState
I always thought his role as Cabby was beneath him, but I guess he needed the income.
Also The Dirty Dozen and don't forget The Wild Bunch
@@matthewgray469
I was gonna mention The Dirty Dozen, but it was a small role. Did he have a bigger role in The Wild Bunch?
@@kikayei yes, he was part of a gang of outlaws that included Warren Oates, William Holden and 2 other actors who I can't recall. It takes place in Revolutionary ere Mexico, around 1916 and the gang hijacks a US Army train loaded with weapons and they sell them to the Mexicans. It's also about how the Wild West is over and these guys were part of that era. It's a good movie but very violent, directed by Sam Peckinpah
So down to earth, at ease with normal people as the most famous stars,
Brought out the best, in one and all.
I was born in Hamden Ct. where he was born. His father and my father were good friends. I remember meeting his dad when I was a kid. My dad was also friends with Ernie. Two wonderful men!
What a blessing!
I was born in New Haven! Ernie was my mother's brother. I miss my favorite uncle!
The kids behind the counter probably had no clue who he was. What a shame.
It’s Iowa, I bet they do know who he is. I’m from Iowa, relocated on the East Coast, way back when.
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THE DUKE --THE DUKE OF NEW YORK NOBODY MESSES WITH THE DUKE -------SNAKE BLISKIN !
Yup he is mearid man from spongebob
The best of the best !
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I'm sure that they later checked him out on TH-cam and Netflix to see "Marty," "McHale's Navy," and "Airwolf."
His son should be very proud of him, a very good actor, and loved living, knew how to tell good stories and talk. RIP
This man loved life and knew how to appreciate the little things that we all take for granted. What a class act and warm soul. RIP paisan
Ernest was one of the reasons I joined the Navy.
He was one of the reasons I stayed out of the brig.
Is it cute those kids do not have a clue the LEGEND they are seeing right there
You took my words. I'd loved to met him.
R.I.P. He was a quality guy, Always thought of himself as a regular guy, Didn't like labels famous actor etc. He was loved by all and shall be missed.
One of the all time great actors and a class act.
It’s so good to see his familiar face. What a Iconic actor. Growing up in the 60’s & 70’s, Ernest was extremely popular. God I miss him and all those he worked with. -Stephen, Ohio 🇺🇸
He seemed so friendly and easy going
He knew how to truly enjoy life. The world made him feel good, just driving across the country and the simple life. We can all take a lesson from this man. RIP Mr Borgnine, you are missed. Paisano.
He seemed so Genuine.A big loveable grandpa.
Who gave thumbs down?
RIP Mr. Borgnine. Such an American treasure. His laugh always made me smile. I still enjoy his movies to this day. He seems so happy just to be with people.
Ernest Borgnine was an American classic. I watch he and Tim Conway in McHale's Navy. One of the best shows ever made!!
Always one of my favorite people. Grew up watching him and just always felt like he was authentic..
"Emperor of the North" Borgnine and Lee Marvin. Two epic performances in a fantastic movie from the early '70s.
I just ordered it online I have not seen that movie in years
@@RJ1999x well played!! Enjoy.
Holy crap ! I forgot about that,also remember his other villains like in Bad Day At Black Rock and as Fatso in From Here to Eternity
He was also great as helicopter pilot Dominic Santini on Airwolf from 1983-86 alongside with actor Jan-Michael Vincent from the old days on television.
I liked him in Future Cop,where his partner was a robot
Or The Dirty Dozen
Jan -Michael Vincent, shocking and sad.
Cabbie in Escape From New York.
Yeah I know I have the DVD Box Set of Airwolf, I've always enjoyed that show growing up as a child whenever my Dad played the tapes of it.
I'm very sorry to hear about Ernest Borgnine, Jan Micheal Vincent and Alex Cord's deaths they will be truly missed.
I loved him as "Cabbie" in Escape from New York! Nice to see that Mr.Borgnine is just a down to Earth regular guy!
Dam, in 1963 I was TAD in Fallon NV waiting to go to TI in San Francisco to Radarman School. I remember going to the EM Club and watching McHale's Navy as it was new and we had no TV's in the dorms. The show had just started and was a big hit with the men in the Navy. It would have been fun to met this wonderful man before he passed away.
One of the greatest. This crusty old sarge salutes you! You are missed.
Nice man I had tears running down my face when he died Ernie RIP
The man knew things, he lived over 95 years.
Great actor and nice personality with everyone....would have like to have met and had a ice cream!!! 👏👍😉🏴
No one had a more genuine smile. His smile was as big as all outdoors. Almost as large as his heart! RIP, Big Guy.
I remember in a couple of his movies he played some really nasty characters (Convoy, Emperor of the North). He was actually a gentleman and very down to earth person.
This guy was a great actor.God Bless him.I'm glad he mentioned Altoona,Pennsylvania.My mom grew up near there.
What a nice guy
You could see he was genuine. It came through the screen. I always liked him.
Most of his generation lived through the depression were like him, they enjoy life to the fullest.
He orders my favorite ice cream at DQ.
RIP Ernie. Thanks for the memories.
He reminds me of my dad. I miss them both! ❤️😘👍🏼
This man is right up there with Burgess Meredith, on the list of departed actors I miss so much. “Marty” is one of my favorite classic films.
So great to see he was so genuine and likable in real life as well. Thanks for sharing this.
I would have wet my pants and the guy standing next to me's pants when Mr. Borgnine walked in, Great actor, Great person, will truly be missed.
I have loved and respected this guy ever since "Marty"
My family were RVers when I was in high school. Ernest Borgnine reminds me of my father so much. This was our life, and he was just like that. Everywhere we went, he was meeting and talking to the people we encountered.
Mine too. After my father retired, he also made several solo RV trips across country. My father also loved to play characters in the community theater. Earnest reminds me of him so much! My dad also loved Earnest. Losing Earnest was like losing my father all over again. Especially after watching this channel.
Patience is one of his virtues apparently..yey Ernest, thanks for the memories
Ernest Borgnine is my hero ... His mantra every morning was " I got to get to work"... I live that every day too..
I started watching Ernie as he goes on the road. One of the greatest actors of all time. Humble, comedy, rage, whatever, he could do it. I thank God he lived to be 95!! RIP
"He's the Tiger of the Pacific, Quinton McHale!"
What a legend. Such a wonderful man. Wild Bunch! Need i say more?
Loved him, God Bless His Soul Amen🙏.
RIP Sir. Thanks for all the great memories over the years. 🙏😞
Ernest Borgnine was someone I would’ve loved to have met. What a legendary actor he was.
Ernie was such a kind and generous man. This show was ahead of its time, and incredibly fun!
Would loved to have sat down with Ernie just for a few minutes and listened to anything he had to say. He looked like he could be a tough you know what but then that laugh and smile. RIP Ernie, a true American Treasure.
Some of the characteristics that most of today's ”celebrities” will never possess…” likability” and being ”just one of the guys”. Ernest had those traits in spades. I guess that there are things that you can not learn in acting school.
Mr Ernest Borgnine it is amazing pleasure to watch your travels. Really big Fan of Mchales Navy, really do miss your seeing you in the Movies. Thank you for your time.
Um, he passed away 7 years ago.
A great man I miss his generation they men and women of his generation we're all great
Was one of the greats of his time.
He won an Oscar, best actor, but my favorite film with him was “The Wild Bunch”
Mine too!
I remember watching him and McCales' navy as a kid in reruns
This is just awesome! And he is doing this with his son. Great memories for his boy. Big ups from New Zealand!!!!
He won an Academy award when it meant something. He never exploited his ancestry to perpetuate racial stereotypes. A great American.
That's a fact!
Dude has an Oscar, is widely respected by his peers, beloved by millions, and deeply missed....but the coolest thing about him without a doubt is HE WAS ON AIRWOLF!!!!
What a great guy - nice to see such a famous person down to earth 👏 RIP 🙏
Great in bad day in black rock, and dozens of other movies.
What a fantastic actor and obviously an all-qriund, down to earth great guy! I grew up watching darned near every episode of McHale's Navy, and my favorite movie role he played was the cabbie in "Escape form New York". RIP Mr. Borgnine!
he was a great villian in Willard
Yep Willard and another of my favorites, Ice Station Zebra.
What a nice guy. Picked a great state too, Iowa.
Took a sound beating from Spencer Tracy in one of the best movies of all time- " Bad Day At Black Rock"
You look great and I’m soooo glad to see you out and enjoying your life.
Your a true gentleman mr Borgnine.
Be safe
Ernest Borgnine hasn't been alive for almost 10 years, sadly to say
What a guy!!!! And an awesome actor , loved him since I was a little kid.
He seems like a class act all the way.
It would have been fun to chat with him.
What a wonderful gentleman Ernie was! I watch Mchales Navy still, and I'm 58. Watching Ernie enjoy that chocolate dipped cone makes me want to go find a Dairy Queen, or Dairy Sweet!! 😋
So nice! Marty was my grandpa’s favorite movie and I can’t see Borgnine without thinking of him. He loved Marty because it captured Bronx life pretty accurately for that time. Paddy Chayefsky was a (problematic) genius, too.
I was the girl in the Grateful Dead shirt :)
Very cute :)
What an awesome experience that was.
I right off took notice of how cute you were and your Gratefull Dead shirt. You were not only cute but have excellent taste in music and by the way youve grown into a beautiful young lady. I envy the guy who ended up with you :)
Plus it looks like you have children now, good for you!
oh I was wondering if you really like the Grateful Dead.
If one word could be used to describe this man’s beautiful soul, my choice would be “VITAL”!
Such an exemplary life of empathy for his fellow man and his role in every life situation.
Caring and willing to serve OTHERS. He was certainly richly blessed by God with such a full life for the love, laughter, and goodness he shared with all of us. If there ever was a picture of love, HE WAS!
So glad I saw this. What a genuine human being. Ernest was first class.
Mr. Borgnine was one of the great ones for sure,,,,,hall of fame actor,,
W you had to say that's one of the great actors always had a smile and laugh good