THE FLYING NUN TV Series Cast - Visiting Some Of Their Gravesites! (Starred Sally Field)
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- Today I visit the famous gravesites of cast members from the 1960s TV show THE FLYING NUN starring Sally Field.
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I visit the gravesites of actors Alejandro Rey and Vito Scotti in Culver City and in Hollywood, California. And I remember the other cast members: Shelley Morrison, Madge Redmond, Madeleine Sherwood and Linda Dangcil.
Thanks for joining me on my travels on yet another trip to the past, down memory lane.
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The comedies from the 60's were just plain fun and silly. They always made you happy after watching. And the Flying Nun was surely one of them.
Not like the crap that's on the small screen today.
@@ameliadiaz8040 Most of the comedy today makes me cry
@@larryshaver3568 You said it, dude!
Not only did I watch the show in the 60s, I still watch it on DVD every Sunday night! Thanks for this video!
I loved the show when I was a kid. I actually own an original costume from the show. It's from a third season episode when they got new habits to wear and Sister Bertrille couldn't fly because the cornet was built differently. I made a video about it. Great classic show. Thanks for the video!
Wow, that is awesome outsider! I will definitely check out your video later. Thanks for letting us know about it 😊👍
I was watching at 5 years old. I appreciate you. You are doing something important. Peace.
I was born in 1966. I saw the Flying Nun later on reruns on Metv. I love older TV shows. Thanks,Steve
The newer stuff doesn't hold a candle to this older stuff, (not to mention old radio shows. I uploaded an app for that ).
I remember the flying nun I watched it all the time thanks Steve for remembering the cast of the flying nun
Always loved Sally Field, my kind of girl. Thank God she is still with us. Another welcome video. Stay safe, thanks again.
I agree David. She is very lovable 😊👍
I love this growing up as a kid. I couldn’t believe when I found out years later that Shelley Morrison wound up being in will and grace so many years later.😮
I know, I was shocked when I found out too 😳👍
I watched the reruns as a kid.
Thank you Steve for taking us long with you.
I enjoyed watching Alejandro Rey on the gameshow Tattletales with his ex-wife Joyce, they had a son together, it's a shame he doesn't replace his headstone. Thanks for another great video.
Hopefully someone will soon 👍
He was so good looking. He was in an episode of Perry Mason. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
He was also in "Days of Our Lives".
I wasn't around in the 1960s. But I remember the first movie I seen Sally Field in was Smokey and The Bandit. Never knew that she didn't like playing her role in the flying nun. But I read that Fred Gwynn didn't really enjoy playing Herman Munster in The Munsters TV series. Great video as always Steve.
It’s funny how often and after his least favorite role is their most popular Role 😂👍
Sally and Burt had a romance going.. He was in aMiami hospital in the mid 70s and Sally was at his bedside ..Both were very nice and polite.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
@@janeiwasduncan8463 yes I always heard that they did. I didn't know how long that they were together for.
I had the pleasure of meeting Sally Fields last year, she was inducted in The Kennedy Center Honors. She qas very nice.
Awesome! Nice to hear that Mike 😊👍
Sally aging with grace: good character and bountiful blessings. An example of purity and light.
I had forgotten that Vito Scotti was in the Flying Nun. I see him regularly in Columbo. He is in at least 6 episodes I can think of and plays a different character in each.
I had forgotten that. Thanks for sharing that with us John 😊👍
Vito Scotti was is almost every sitcom!!
He was on "Gilligan's Island" as a Japanese soldier who didn't know WWII was over. Also played an evil German mad scientist on the show. He was a master of foreign accents.
I actually REMEMBER watching that. I remember watching My Mother The Car too !!
Incidentally this is one of my favorite channels.. I watch this. Jordan the lion. And Scott on tape.
Thanks Shade, Jordan and Scott are two of my favorite channels too 😊👍
@@TheGraveyardChannel you have good taste!
American TV was so ahead of its time in the 60s.... mothers reincarnated as talking cars, and nuns that fly... not to mention witches, martians, and genies.... Who could ask for more?
@@paulk9985
How about a talking horse?
@@raymondhopwood9393 Oh yes... who could forget: "Helllllloooo Wilbur."
I was born in the mid 1970's, so I got this show in syndication.
Loved watching the show growing up in the 60's. That was great tv. Thanks for sharing
Loved the "Flying Nun". The start of my love for actress Sally Field. Kooky show but fun! Thanks Steve!
Sally Field made an album while she was on the show.The cover showed her flying in her nun attire. She also released a 45. Entitled "Felicidad" off of the album. Both are collector's items today.
Didn't everyone want to fly like her lol. I sure did as a kid. Loved that show and the many movies Sally has made since then. Thanks so much Steve for letting us remember the times. Stay safe. 🙂
The thumbnail scared me for a second seeing Sally Field. But I soon remembered she’s thankfully still with us
I used to watch this show another one of my favorite show
I love ❤️ the flying nun and I love watching reruns
I love Sally Field, she is a great actress. She was wonderful in Smoky and the Bandit
Hi Steve 🙋🏿♀️. Yes I also watched the flying Nun. And I've probably have seen ALL THE reruns. Sally field was One of My favorite actresses. Thanks for sharing. Have A great day ‼️🖐🏼👍🏿🙋🏿♀️👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾.
How fun. Thanks for watching and shine with us Carole 😊👍
@@TheGraveyardChannel you're welcome Steve 🙋🏿♀️✝️🛐☮️💜👍🏿.
I loved The Flying Nun. I think the reason I loved it so much because it showed Nuns in a fun way. Sr. Batrille was always trying to bring Carlos to the Gates of Heaven. Too funny! There were others, but He seemed to be her main project! She also looked very angelic in her habit.
I watched It too. The reruns Steve. I loved this show♥️🥰
Thank u Steve for sharing loved flying nun hope all is great with u... hope ur mom doing good as well have lovely night steve
Sally was a fox in the 70's and 80's.
I loved this show as a kid and became a Sally Field fan from then on. I did hope that I could somehow fly like the Sister.
Of course I watched the Flying Nun and Gidget. Sally Field is one of my favorite actresses. She can play anyone....and quite convincingly!
Great vlog.
I agree Sue. 😊👍
Imagine the look on the TV execs faces when the producer was pitching the idea for the pilot for The Flying Nun. Had to be priceless.
Harry Ackerman was a very good sit-com producer.
Shabbat Shalom friend Steve! Another great Cemumentary! I have seen this show in reruns. Sally Field was cute as a button!
She sure was Saykhel 😊👍
Of course! Loved the Flying Nun!
I loved The Flying Nun.
One of my favorite childhood shows. Thank you
Vito Scotti was a great actor.
You don't miss a thing. I enjoy your blog so much. Hey, love your hats, too.
Great memories. I was 9years old 1967. Rip Amen. I own the 4 seasons. Greatness. Amen 🙏. Great video friend.
I loved the Flying Nun never missed a episode
Yes Vito Scotti was in pretty much every new show and rerun I watched as a kid. I didnt realize it was the same actress that played Rasario(spelling) in Will and Grace was in the Flying Nun. She was an hysterical as foil to the character of Karen.
Hello Steve it's always a pleasure to see you enjoy today about the flying nun those shows that you mentioned are the ones that I grew up watching and I enjoyed them very much You for sharing today
Thanks for watching and commenting Dana 😊👍
Really enjoying all the videos about classic TV shows from our youth! It's great to see whatever happened to some of these of actors. Can't wait for the next one! 😁
Glad you are enjoying them Dee 😊👍
Watched as a kid thanks Steve. Hope your mom is doing as best as she can be
Thanks NE 👍
Yes, I watched it. I was a kid and loved that she could fly.
You and I were raised at the same time and remember the same shows. Gidgit was my idol and Mr. Ed was my ideal pet. I was sorry to learn that Mr. Ed's death was by accident. The old shows taught us a lesson or tried to. Thanks for the memories.
Thanks Pat 😊👍
I think it was the reruns I fell in love with . Sally field was certainly a cutie when she was young such a baby face
I can remember all of the shows you mentioned in the video. Thanks for sharing your videos and information.
Thanks for watching Dwayne 😊👍
I love your channel and thanks for sharing the gravesites of the TV show The Flying Nun !
Thanks Patti, I appreciate that 😊👍
So loved the show, saw it in re-runs as a kid, great video Steve as always!😀💖
Thanks Colleen 😊👍
I like your hat!! 🙂 Vitto was on several episodes of Columbo, too! Thanks for your great posts!! 👍🏻
Hi Steve👋. I sure do remember this show, even though I thought it was silly, Of course I watched!!! Peace and Love to you, your Mom, brother and all you hold dear in your heart. Please be extra cautious during these dangerous times. And thanks again for fond memories.✌️❤️
Thanks Linda on the same to you 😊✌️👍
Steve you are spot on as usual.
Fields appeared on numerous talk shows in the 60s and 70s making mention of her dislike in her role as The Flying Nun.
She once told Johnny Carson that the role "ruined" her acting career, which of course turned out not to be true.
Another great and informative video! Thanks Steve.
It probably did type cast her and make it difficult in the early days. But now it’s just another testament to what a wonderful actress she is, that she was able to overcome being typecast 😊👍
How about her chilling portrayal as "Sybil"? Worthy of an Emmy. She told Carson that she was emotionally drained after that performance, and "Smokey and the Bandit" was a welcome relief.
Great job as usual. Sally Field has always drank from the fountain of youth and still looks like she could fly around even to this day. Steve Im sure you havent changed much since 1970 i know i havent. lol thanks again buddy.
Lol so true for all of us Dana 😂👍
This was just great. As a child from a very dysfunctional and abusive home, TV was my escape and I was always glued to it 2 feet from the screen, which should have totally destroyed my vision LOL. I remember the night The Flying Nun premiered , it was magical and I immediately fell in love with Sally Field as well as Alejandro Rey LOL. This show was also the first time that I remember seeing Farrah Fawcett, I thought she was most gorgeous thing I had ever seen and she was the definitive California Girl. Madeleine Sherwood who played the Reverend Mother was a very valued member of the Actors Studio in NYC and was one of the original cast members of Arthur Miller's The Crucible I believe. She told an interesting story about watching Marilyn Monroe reunite Elia Kazan and Arthur Miller after they had had a feud and it is a very touching story. Anyway, just useless little bits of trivia that float around in my head. Great job as always Steve..
Wow, Frank, you have a fantastic memory! Thanks for sharing the fun trivia with us 😊👍
Hi Steve! I loved the Flying Nun as a kid . I wanted to fly also, so I jumped off the front steps , flapping my arms and ......crashed into the lawn !! LoL! ( That's what happened to my brains) lol . Great vlog ! Stay safe and keep on vlogging! Deborah. Winnipeg, Canada
Lol sounds familiar. The things we do as kids 😂👍
I can just remember The Flying Nun. I was quite young then. I had read that Vito Scotti was a gourmet cook and a connoisseur of fine wine. Wouldn't you have loved an invitation to dinner at his house?
Yes, I’m sure that would’ve been awesome fun 😊👍
I wasn’t around in the 60s wasn’t born til 71 but awesome video as always Steve:)
That was a very good show 💜
Thanks Naytch 😊👍
Another great one Steve. Sally Fields is still going strong. Loved her in Forrest Gump
Me too Robert 😊👍
Don't forget "Mrs. Doubtfire".
Hi Steve!! Yes, I loved Gegit AND the Flying Nun! I remember Scotty. This takes me back to my wonderful childhood memories. Such a wonderful time to be a kid. Alejandro was so handsome. Sister Jacklene was a sweetie...It was a great show, Thanks Steve for this vlog! I'm smiling big time!!!
Yes Love ❤️ The Show Vito Scotti Great Character Actor . Steve Thank You 🙏 as Always
Always loved this show
I so enjoyed this show, thank you so much for posting this :)
Thanks for watching Wendy 😊👍
We were so innocent then, and these kind of shows entertained us!!!🧏♀️
Another great theme, Steve. The Flying Nun was a classic. I really enjoyed seeing the Hollywood actors and actresses graves. Just can’t get too many of those where I am. Thanks again.
It is really fun and surprising when you do find famous actors back in your neck of the woods though 😎👍
This Jewish girl loved The Flying Nun. 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks Steve for another great and cool video and for teaching me something new and I hope you and your family are safe and well
Couldn't wait to play this video! Always look forward to new uploads!
That makes me happy to hear Samuel 😊👍
Now that Ripcord (first-run syndicated: 1961-1963), which is still the best skydiving action and adventure series ever to be on the small screen, as well as the most danger-packed show on television ever made by far, is turning 60 on Tuesday September 28 of this year, how much more I wish you could make an interesting video on that same show, which starred Larry Pennell (1928-2013), Ken Curtis (1916-1991), Paul Comi (1932-2016) and Shug Fisher (1907-1984). 🪂
Thanks Steve for another great vlog!
Steve.....My favorite Sally Fields movie is the one that she did with Paul Newman entitled Absence of Malice. Both she and Newman were superb. Hope your Mom is having better days now. You and your brothers are certainly dedicated to her. Best to Jim.
I agree. They were both excellent in that movie. Thanks Norma 😊👍
Still love this show
I used to watch the flying nun in re runs and I grew up with Sally Field and I think she was just beautiful and talented back in the day when I was little kid in the 1980's watched her as gidget in re runs of course
Loved this!! TY Steve!!
Love the hat. It seems to match your personality. Loved the flying nun.
The 3 nuns lived to ripe old age. Sad they have no resting place. RIP all.
I agree Arlene. It is sad and strange ☹️
Hi Steve, You and Arthur Dark ( Hollywood Graveyard) are the best on you tube.👍👍
Thanks Chip, that’s very nice of you to say 😊👍
I enjoyed watching it with all the other good shows of that time.
Thanks Steve👍
I have all seasons of Flying Nun .so cool.😎
That is very cool. I wasn’t sure how many viewers would actually remember the show 😊👍
I loved this show. I don’t think I understood he was raised by the nuns. Thank you for bringing this show back into the forefront of my memories.
Alejandro Rey was a great actor! He was in a lot of movies and T.V. Shows. To name a few Dallas and Fun in Acapulco with Elvis! Another great job stay safe Len😷😷
Vito Scotti played lots of ethnic roles, including an Indian adventurer on ANDY'S GANG and a Japanese soldier on GILLIGAN'S ISLAND. It's sad that his wife, only 53 years old, died on Easter Sunday 1979.
Sally Field starred in 2 other sitcoms. She played GIGDET on ABC for the 1965-66 season, and then later she was in THE GIRL WITH SOMETHING EXTRA, where her character had ESP, confounding her husband, played by John Davidson, on NBC 1973-74.
I remember seeing Alejandro Rey on the game show TATTLETALES w/ his then-wife, Joyce, back in the 1970s.
Sally was in another series in the 90s. She was one of the stars of the dramatic series "Brothers and Sisters".
Oddly, I have never seen the Flying Nun but was curious where Shelley Morrison was buried. I liked her on Will and Grace and while researching her found out she was on the Flying Nun so I am going to look for this show. Of course I know who Sally Field is and I was surprised when I heard years ago she started out in sitcoms. Not sure why I was surprised because many top actors start that way.
My favorite films were gidget! I love to watch it today when they show it on the TMC channel@
Short yet concise...Tnx Steve!
Soooooooo very awesome
Oh my favorite thank you ♥️👍
Sister Bertrell lol remember it well
Shelley Morrison was also very good as "Mrs. Felker" in two episodes of "The Rookies" ("The Bear That Didn't Get up" & "Cry Wolf!").
Thanks for sharing that fun trivia with us Gail 😊👍
Thank you , nice vid appreciate your hard work....
Hi Steve: We have a local tv channel showing retro tv shows in the daily tv lineup. The Flying Nun is one of this season's choices. I enjoyed watching it as a teen, but as an adult, not so much of a fan. I do enjoy watching Sally Field in Gidget which they have also shown in the past. I enjoy most of Sally's movies. I hope you are doing well Steve, Stay safe! I hope your mom is doing well! Judy.
It is funny how some of these older shows age really well and others not so much ☹️ thanks Judy 😊
I remember watching this show as a kid
I was born the final year if this show. I think I used to watch it in syndication when id be home sick from school
awesome steve you are the best
Thanks Bryan 😊👍
I wasn't a big fan, but my mother loved this show, and I watched a few of the reruns.
I do remember The Flying Nun TV show way back in my primary school days when I used to come home from school then that show was on TV.
Thanks you my friend
God that was another great show ! We were lucky we got to grow up in the golden age of tv although I'm a little younger than you are i was very sick when i was a kid so i watched ALLOT of tv in the 70's. Another great episode thanks for bringing me back to yes a better time much better !
It certainly was a golden age of TV. Thanks for sharing with us William 😊👍
Much love❤️