I live in Virginia USA, black female and you know, I am a super fan of Last of the Summer Wine. Been watching it for the past 25 years. The situation comedy is so true to life and i just love it.....Standing O. to you all for bringing this show to the world of people.
My grandad used to chuckle away at last of the summer wine ,when he was ill he watched it and said it gave him a good laugh and made him forget his illness ,he passed in 1980 ,everytime I saw it I'd smile remembering him
Your way of describing the cemetery and of those interned there with such reference and respect. You have a wonderful and engaging way of talking which makes listening to your commentary so professional and a pleasure to listen too. My late mother so enjoyed the show and looked forward to each episode strange how watching this show brought back so many memories of my mother and how she laughed especially at the character Compo. Thank you so much for a brilliant video and i will look forward to more in the future.
I was honoured to meet both of these beautiful men at a celebration for the Last Of The Summer Wine show. Unbelievably wonderful men in their own right. Warm, affectionate and respectful to everyone they met, and I have so many wonderful memories of the short space of time I got to spend with them :-) My love for both of them is eternal, as is the show they helped bring to so many people over the many years they worked together.
Last of the summer wine,One of my top 5 favourite comedies,loved the characters in it.peter sallis was also the voice of ratty in the wind in the willows
I bought it for £1 many years ago from a second hand bookshop. Second edition - 1946, with Birthday dedication to 'mummy from daddy & Veronica ,11th May 1946. A great find!
Thanks for a lovely video. I often visit Holmfirth and love to go to St. Johns where the headstones are. Roy Clarke should also have an OBE for his brilliant writing. I still tear up at those words on the hill "see ya Compo" so cleverly devised by Truly.
Lived in Holmfirth for a long time loved it so much. We would watch the filming of Summer Wine at different locations and everyone was so nice. I still watch the repeats and l have the video sets. Going back for good soon. Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful video. 🙋🙋🙋🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I’ve seen where these two are buried..couldn’t of buried them in a worse place 🤷🤷🤷🤷people walking allover you.(especially Bill) and far to close to the path..they must of buried Bill up right ? Looking at the space that he has….one of the worst grave positions that I’ve ever seen 🤷🤷🤷🤷for two such great actors..
Have always loved Last of the sunmer wine . Try to get to Holmfirth from Hull whenever I can. Always walk up to the Church to pay respects to Bill and Peter.
When they filmed the death of Compo in last of the summer wine you could see the pain etched on Peters face throughout the couple of episodes they covered it , even now I find those episodes hard to watch especially when they did the bit at the end & spelt out Compo on the hill side I just know they will be sliding down some hillside on a tin tray together somewhere RIP Compo & Cleggy
The two of them made Last of the summer wine I wish that they had finished filming it when Compo passed it it was never the same with ought him the to of them seemed to click so well together.
I would like to make a valid point here. These two men were very famous, is there hundreds of people there NO, have there graves been damaged NO. So those relatives who think it’s “their” right to stop people from paying their respects by hiding the whereabouts of a grave of a famous person who has died. In my opinion are very selfish. When all people would like to do is say thank you. The relatives need to remember it was the public who gave them the fame and fortune. Most of the famous actors love the attention so cutting it all off seems wrong.
Valid points, I can never understand how when these stars spend the whole of their lives in the public suddenly the families want to hide their existence when their gone
The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire is a British order of chivalry, rewarding contributions to the arts and sciences, work with charitable and welfare organisations, and public service outside the civil service.
I love ❤️ your channel thank you 🙏 so much for your videos I love ❤️ how you tell us all about the history of the churches and you tell us about the person or people thank you 🙏 so much so interesting to listen to xx
Yes their request was to be buried together side by side, which I clearly show in the content of this video and yes your correct I have shown two headstones side by side, what your implying is that I meant in the same grave, watch the video properly and you will see no reference to them being buried in the same grave, your the only person who has mentioned one headstone, by the way if you don't like the content in this channel feel free to go somewhere else
Was this church ever featured in any of the episodes as the Lychgate entrance looks very familiar? Wonderful actors - loved the series. Sadly, however lost interest when Foggy left for the last time. The newcomers just didn’t gell. However, I have the complete series, & when it returns to our screens YET AGAIN! I will be transfixed. Must add that Wallace & Grommit were also a firm favourite - his voice was amazing!! Rest Peacefully, lads & thanks for providing so much enjoyment!❤️
Both actors from that great age of television. Not saints. There is a natural antagonism between Compo Bill Owen and the likes of Foggy Brian Wilde. I believe in real life both actors did not always see eye to eye. Thats the way things are. But it works well on TV.
Mrs H .... Thanks for remembering these two funny great actors ..I actually needed to wipe my eyes....With life being so busy it's easy to forget just exactly how many laughs we got from them...RIP Bill & Peter you gave us so many laughs and smiles which are appreciated 💙💙
I live in Virginia USA, black female and you know, I am a super fan of Last of the Summer Wine. Been watching it for the past 25 years. The situation comedy is so true to life and i just love it.....Standing O. to you all for bringing this show to the world of people.
Rest in peace compo and Clegg u both made last of the summer wine as we knew,it wasn’t the same without u both
Brought tears to my eyes, beautiful video, thank you for sharing this with the world. Rest in Peace to Bill Owen and Peter Sallis.
These two for me were the best actors in this amazing programme… RIP to both of you 🌻
I still watch the repeats on tv and it makes me feel all warm, fuzzy and happy. I really DO miss them so very much 😪
So lovely that they are still together❤
Also buried there is Jane Freeman, who played Ivy from the cafe.
Unfortunately, she was cremated and ashes were give to the family.
Peaceful lovely place for the two mates to spend eternity together. Rest in peace, and thank you for so many laugh out loud moments.
My grandad used to chuckle away at last of the summer wine ,when he was ill he watched it and said it gave him a good laugh and made him forget his illness ,he passed in 1980 ,everytime I saw it I'd smile remembering him
Rest in peace to your grandad
Was my mums favourite too, she watched it every night for years before she passed xxx
@@elkiepops I'am not alone on this because I frequently watch my box sets.
Your way of describing the cemetery and of those interned there with such reference and respect. You have a wonderful and engaging way of talking which makes listening to your commentary so professional and a pleasure to listen too. My late mother so enjoyed the show and looked forward to each episode strange how watching this show brought back so many memories of my mother and how she laughed especially at the character Compo. Thank you so much for a brilliant video and i will look forward to more in the future.
Plus Peter Sallis was supermodel beautiful.
I agree, the presenter was interesting as well as being kind and respectful to these two lovable actors. Debs xx
They both starred separately in a lot of British war films too.
Compo and Clegg- Part of the cultural fabric
I was honoured to meet both of these beautiful men at a celebration for the Last Of The Summer Wine show. Unbelievably wonderful men in their own right. Warm, affectionate and respectful to everyone they met, and I have so many wonderful memories of the short space of time I got to spend with them :-) My love for both of them is eternal, as is the show they helped bring to so many people over the many years they worked together.
I couldn't agree more especially the love for them
Not even Winsleydale- Wallace in "Wallace and Gromit: A Close Shave".
Last of the summer wine,One of my top 5 favourite comedies,loved the characters in it.peter sallis was also the voice of ratty in the wind in the willows
Dont forget Wallis in Wallis n Grommit
Friends forever cleggie n compo rip ❤️❤️❤️🥲🥲 never forgotten thanx for the amazing memories last of the summer wine n Wallace n gromit ❤️❤️👏👏🥲
Been at church yard ! very sad ! great characters!!!
A very interesting video of two of the characters from last of the summer wine, peter & Bill
2 lovely men, i still watch the summer wine to this day
Me too
I still watch them on TH-cam. Still laughing 😂
Peter sallis also played in The first of the summer wine as the younger cleggs dad,
He also played in The Ghosts of Motley Hall as the caretaker.
Sad and beautiful at the same time. I never knew they were buried together. Thank you for making this video.
Thank You for Sharing this with us. What would we do without Laughter?
Both legends especially in last of summer wine
thanks for sharing of great actors, and Summerwine great programme, Bill's Son Tom is also buried there another good actor
Thank you Paul lovely vidio❤️
They are both in a better place than us lot are .
I have to agree, but we have to make the most of our time whilst we’re here. Look what them two left behind, great memories and a good laugh
Ffs their dead.🤯
@@bigdog594 yes as we all will be one day, not yet I hope, I’ve got things to do
Bill Owen was in one of my favourite all time war films,
WAY TO THE STAR.
That's mine too. I have a book of the poetry by John Pudney.
@@jaynebuchan2461 where did you get the book from.
@@jaynebuchan2461 do not despair for Johnny in the air,
I absolutely adore that poem,
I bought it for £1 many years ago from a second hand bookshop. Second edition - 1946, with Birthday dedication to 'mummy from daddy & Veronica ,11th May 1946. A great find!
The dust cover was originally for a different book but reused. John Lane publishers
Cracking cheese, Gromit!
Love this program its one that will live on, and how nice is it they are together rest in peace both x
Thanks for a lovely video. I often visit Holmfirth and love to go to St. Johns where the headstones are. Roy Clarke should also have an OBE for his brilliant writing. I still tear up at those words on the hill "see ya Compo" so cleverly devised by Truly.
Glad you enjoyed it
Last of the summer wine is one of my favs still watch it now cleggy & compo laid to rest together ❤️ rip to both of them 🙏🏼❤️
I'm 41 and I watch LOTSW every day. Very comforting, understated and representative of us Yorkshire folk!
still watching them today.Great that they are laid next to each other.♥️♥️♥️
Rest in peace❤️two fine actors and comics
I believe that Bill Owen also played Thelma's father in The Likely Lads or Whatever Happened to The Likely Lads. Great video. Thanks.
He did that.
Lived in Holmfirth for a long time loved it so much. We would watch the filming of Summer Wine at different locations and everyone was so nice. I still watch the repeats and l have the video sets. Going back for good soon. Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful video. 🙋🙋🙋🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I’ve seen where these two are buried..couldn’t of buried them in a worse place 🤷🤷🤷🤷people walking allover you.(especially Bill) and far to close to the path..they must of buried Bill up right ? Looking at the space that he has….one of the worst grave positions that I’ve ever seen 🤷🤷🤷🤷for two such great actors..
Two of the British Greats from film - tv - radio .... how nice to see them both together again ......... Thanks Paul for a great video
These people will live forever.
Have always loved Last of the sunmer wine . Try to get to Holmfirth from Hull whenever I can. Always walk up to the Church to pay respects to Bill and Peter.
The too of them came to my village in kirkburton and were filmed in the graveyard there I remember it like yesterday. RIP.💖
When they filmed the death of Compo in last of the summer wine you could see the pain etched on Peters face throughout the couple of episodes they covered it , even now I find those episodes hard to watch especially when they did the bit at the end & spelt out Compo on the hill side I just know they will be sliding down some hillside on a tin tray together somewhere RIP Compo & Cleggy
a tear to my eye
Thank you for this video
Thanks for the video gone but not forgotten rest in peace 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🙏🕊️🙏🕊️
They're so missed...
The two of them made Last of the summer wine I wish that they had finished filming it when Compo passed it it was never the same with ought him the to of them seemed to click so well together.
I think British film of any genre are more realistic to life circumstance and situations state of affairs
Brilliant TV at its best....
Such a awesome video of two legendary actors
Nice drone footage at the end which made a lovely scene and a fitting tribute to these beloved legendary actors.
RIP Gudgin, no need to be scared of ghosts now, you are one now
Hey great vlog thanku
I would like to make a valid point here. These two men were very famous, is there hundreds of people there NO, have there graves been damaged NO. So those relatives who think it’s “their” right to stop people from paying their respects by hiding the whereabouts of a grave of a famous person who has died. In my opinion are very selfish. When all people would like to do is say thank you. The relatives need to remember it was the public who gave them the fame and fortune.
Most of the famous actors love the attention so cutting it all off seems wrong.
Valid points, I can never understand how when these stars spend the whole of their lives in the public suddenly the families want to hide their existence when their gone
So glad they both by each other rip❤
Miss u Compo and Cleggy ❤😢
As soon as I hear it I'm going to leave
I loved there characters together loverly together r I p and I watch carry ons to think of him too😂😢
^their
Outstanding video! Thank you! ❤🇺🇸🇬🇧🏴
More so than the U.S.
God bless the lads
Beautiful thank you.xx
You’re welcome 😊
❤ Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
So glad their their looks like real.england
Can't beet the British comedies,those two men were great as we're the others in the show their timing was the best. USA
Its pronounced ro bottom
The smaller headstone on Bill's place of rest is from his son Tom who also starred in LOTSW..After Bills death.
I am in the United States I watch your videos and I see the letters obe and me alot what does that mean?
The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire is a British order of chivalry, rewarding contributions to the arts and sciences, work with charitable and welfare organisations, and public service outside the civil service.
@@interestingplaces1 thank you love your channel
Lovely that two great friends and actors buried along each other lotsw wouldn't have been the same without them
Thankyou for this touching tribute to two of our best loved stars of stage and screen.
RIP Peter, had a coffee with him on a few occasions when he lived in London W1 had to be a coffee because he told me he never drank alcohol
He also talked as toad can't remember the program
Great video footage - It was always enjoyable to watch them in Last of the Summer Wine, stitches of laughter and nice to be buried side by side.
Thank. You I always. Love them❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It`s quite a compliment that two actors from down south, wanted to be buried `oop north and together, in an out of the way churchyard.
i visited there a few years ago a lovely place summer wine is my favourite sitcom
Thank you for the background I fo of two great actors. 👍
💜👍💜👍
Peter Sallis, Curse of the Werewolf and Curse of the Wererabbit!
A career well bookended.
A lovely video Paul thankyou 😊
This can be quite morbid, so is the very reason we need someone who can entrance us when it comes to telling stories like this one.
Can't beet the British comedies,those two men were great as we're the others in the show their timing was the best. USA
I love ❤️ your channel thank you 🙏 so much for your videos I love ❤️ how you tell us all about the history of the churches and you tell us about the person or people thank you 🙏 so much so interesting to listen to xx
You are so welcome
THEY WERE NOT BURIED TOGETHER IN FACT THEY WERE BURIED SIDE BY SIDE IN SEPARATE GRAVES THATS WHY THERE IS 2 HEADSTONES NOT ONE
Yes their request was to be buried together side by side, which I clearly show in the content of this video and yes your correct I have shown two headstones side by side, what your implying is that I meant in the same grave, watch the video properly and you will see no reference to them being buried in the same grave, your the only person who has mentioned one headstone, by the way if you don't like the content in this channel feel free to go somewhere else
appreciated sir.
"Friends"
Was this church ever featured in any of the episodes as the Lychgate entrance looks very familiar?
Wonderful actors - loved the series. Sadly, however lost interest when Foggy left for the last time. The newcomers just didn’t gell. However, I have the complete series, & when it returns to our screens YET AGAIN! I will be transfixed.
Must add that Wallace & Grommit were also a firm favourite - his voice was amazing!!
Rest Peacefully, lads & thanks for providing so much enjoyment!❤️
Both actors from that great age of television. Not saints. There is a natural antagonism between Compo Bill Owen and the likes of Foggy Brian Wilde. I believe in real life both actors did not always see eye to eye. Thats the way things are. But it works well on TV.
Wonderful video and so respectful. Bill Owen also played Thelma's father in Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads.
Glad to see you managed to gain access to the inside. Good work, and It’s a sub from me! 💙.
Thanks for the sub!, Yes I like to include the chapels/churches if I can but mostly closed, have you stopped searching?
@@interestingplaces1 I haven’t stopped searching. As of this weekend, new uploads will be posted. Recently, been to busy.
@@EnglishGrave its hard graft trying to travel and fit them in and edit, take care
Mrs H .... Thanks for remembering these two funny great actors ..I actually needed to wipe my eyes....With life being so busy it's easy to forget just exactly how many laughs we got from them...RIP Bill & Peter you gave us so many laughs and smiles which are appreciated 💙💙
Two wonderful actors. Thank you the laughs, RIP together.
Found this very emotional loved them both very much I have visited there graves two brilliant actors
very interesting fullpackage done looking forward to joining you in more videos
Me and my dad love to watch these guys , very enjoyable.
One of my all time favorite British shows.
Rest in peace bill and Peter!!
Butifull,thanku
Surely it's a graveyard if it's attached to a church?