The truth is that everybody will age and die one day. But what makes a lot of people sad about BM death is that her life got cut short and got theories about her death. It’s a shocker to a lot of people, RIP Brittany Murphy
Mrs Tracey Nesbitt. I remember when I would watch Girl Interrupted, I felt so saddened by her death in the movie but felt comfort in knowing she wasn’t really gone. Now that isn’t the case. 😢 She is missed!
@@nickelbackgirl1 It was her mother's fault. She had chances to leave. She called the police on him, but by the time they got there, She chose to drop the charges. This was said on Wikipedia; Maria assured the case worker that she intended to begin divorce proceedings against her husband and that she and Judith were going to move into a Panorama City apartment she had recently rented as a daytime haven from him. Maria's friends urged her to follow through with the plan, but she hesitated due to her fear of losing the family home and belongings.
I came for Judith. Her story never fails to pull at every heartstring. And rewatching ADGTH now knowing her story makes me breakdown every time. RIP Judith. The world loves and misses you.
Judith Barsi & her mother were murdered by her father & husband. Just heartbreaking to watch ur own father shoot you & ur mother. My children grew up watching The Land B4 Time on VHS tapes. Cute movies. I use to watch Ma & PA Kettle on TV!!!! Funny lol.
@@danielleschiazza6172 judith barsi burial was done by the Los Angeles Coroner's Office if I recall. The rest of the family was in Hungary so it was impossible to make contact anyone there. They used funds from Judith's estate but didn't get grave markers for them. Not sure exactly why, maybe the estate only had no money left over after two caskets and plots. Remember when they sold the house they had to repay the mortgage and then used the money left over. Judith made enough money to pay for a part of a house not fully. It was Judith's tutor who raised the money for grave markers some 16 years later.
@@Jd1680a wow! I heard she made 100,000 a movie and I'm not sure how much for the commercials and television shows. This was the 80s homes were a little cheaper then. My dad bought his home in 85 for 40,000 it has 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. She didn't have enough left for a grave marker? That just seems strange to me.
Seriously, you should receive an Academy Award for your productions. You excel in every aspect of your work. Your awareness of the position of the sun and shadows; your rich and diverse content; the wonderful film clips of the people you are presenting; everything in your videos is exquisite. Perhaps most importantly, your deference to Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher demonstrates that you are a highly educated and refined individual. As you may already know, Judy Garland's remains have been moved to the Hollywood Forever Cemetery. I look forward to your future productions of the other So. Cal. cemeteries. A video series of Forest Lawn Glendale would be fantastic. My deepest thanks to you and your team for enriching the lives of your viewers.
I was supposed to win an Oscar last night, but they read the wrong envelope ;) haha! Thanks for the kind words, we definitely strive for quality and appreciate that it's recognized. We will be visiting Judy in our Hollywood Forever series so keep an eye out for that!
Why did most of the Hollywood stars prefer cremation to normal burial. It choice at end of the day but Im just wondering do most who die in the States get cremated
My great grandmother, Martha Emma Jumper, since 1969 has rested at Forest Lawn - Hollywood Hills. A woman of great Christian faith, she rests and awaits her resurrection, made possible by her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Thank you to the staff of Forest Lawn for their meticulous care of this cemetery and resting place of so many people.
Thank you for including the grave of Jack Webb. I grew up watching the "Webb trilogy" (Dragnet, Adam-12, and Emergency) and they inspired me to spend time working in law enforcement. The shows he produced are some of my all time favorites and Webb, himself, is one of my favorite actors and producers.
Definitely makes me sad seeing Judith Barsi’s grave. Gone too soon. Loved Brittany Murphy as well. I love your videos. I’ve seen them all at least 3 times. It’s nice for me to be able to see all those celeb graves since I live too far away to see them in person. Thank you!
The exceptional quality and educational value of your videos cannot be overstated. Anyone who tells you that your work is not the best simply does not appreciate the amount of time, extensive research, and technical know-how required to produce such high caliber products. As you continue your work, always remember that you are providing a great service to your audience and all done with great style and panache. I'm sure you already have Hillside Memorial Park and Holy Cross cemetery on your list of future projects as well as Westwood Memorial Park. I am blessed to know you through your work. Best of health and may God bless you and your associates for your service to humanity.
Gabby Hayes was my favorite "old coot" actor. I'm only 20 years old but I grew up watching Roy Rogers, the Lone Ranger and John Wayne films among others and GABBY WAS MY FAVORITE GUY! He was very smart and literate in real life and was very well respected.
3:54 Judith Barsi was also in Jaws-the Revenge. She plays Mike Brody's daughter. Any time that movie is played on SyFy, or anywhere else, it makes me cry. That little girl had so much talent, and did not deserve to die.
No child that young deserves to die. Perhaps the lesson for us is that life is very precious and that we should savour and appreciate every moment of it, from the sad to the happy to the mundane.
Michael Hutchence was one of my favorite singers of my youth. INXS was the first concert I ever attended. Thanks for mentioning him and I hope to visit his grave.
Stella Luna I cried for a whole year after he died. I like many other teens was infatuated with him and still love their music with MH as lead singer. ❤️INXS❤️
Greg Rak Not to sound rude here but the announcer didn’t go into too much about Michael Hutchence because he committed suicide after taking too many drugs. He expanded on Julie’s because she was shot dead by her alcoholic abusive father when she was asleep who later killed her mother and Julie’s story was more tragic because she literally could’ve been in some many more movies if she were alive today
Greg Rak Michael Hutchence’s death was sad for me too even though I was born four years or so after he died and I only learned of his death through a miniseries on Channel 7
@@muzicalzrlife6024 it was never proven that it was drugs, it was speculated, also thought alcohol had a part to play, it was proven he died due to strangulation, he was also depressed because of his wife's ex husband preventing him from seeing his daughter for Xmas the year he died
Bob Barker has also been a main financier of the Sea Shepards. He bought them a ship which sails the oceans intervening in modern day illegal whaling being done by Japan and other exploitative nations, contrary to international laws which make theses practices a crime of great magnitude. Thank you Mr. Barker, I'm glad your still around!🙂
I love Gabby Hayes. I first saw him in the Lone Ranger Episode "The Legion of Old Timers" Every time I saw him after I would just smile. He was a very intelligent man and he was typecast but the joy he brought to millions will never be forgotten or disappear from this world. I also remember when I discovered Judith's story. Ducky was my favorite character. it broke my heart. As a little girl I would actually answer people playfully with "Yup! Yup! Yup!" RIP angel
I was waiting for Judith Barsi. Ducky was always my favorite (The Land Before Time was my first favorite movie. I would carry the video case like a stuffed animal) and when I learned the truth about what happened to her it hit me hard. I'd like to visit her grave personally someday soon. Thank you for including it.
My God, the Judith Barsi part was hard to watch. I discovered her story years ago, and it hits me just as hard now as it did then. I wouldn't have wanted to leave her grave marker. If I ever get the chance to see her marker, I'm going to make sure I leave her flowers, or a note or something. I really enjoy these videos. Very well, and respectfully done.
there are a lot of people that do videos on the cemeteries of the stars, but no one has done them as well as your presentation. well done thumbs up and i have subscribed. i hope you will consider doing one on the Hollywood forever cemetery, there is no one that can even be compared, to the quality of the work i have seen in your videos
Thank you for including Tex Avery, I was there last week and I walked around for 30 minutes and STILL could not find his location! Your videos are GREAT!
I find these videos strangely therapeutic and very interesting and your commentary only adds to the respect that yourself and everybody viewing this has for these famous people who have passed away. I tip my hat to your Sir!
Trey Hocker Hi there I'm grant from Durham England 🏴 was ya sister a family friend of M, Hutchence?? Fabulous singer. Got 2c them at Newcastle in the 90s was fab
That was truly heartbreaking. I remember her from watching The Land Before Time and All Dogs Go To Heaven in school as a girl, but I never knew what happened to her and why she never made anymore movies. Until recently. This man took his wife's and daughter's lives for no reason! Jealous or not, Judith and her mother didn't deserve to die. And for her dad to take his own life afterwards, was truly the cowards way out 😠, and even killing himself was way too good for him. Hell has a special place for him! If only her mother would have got Judith out of that house and away from that horrible man, they would have had lived and been safe somewhere else, away from the abuse. He, as a parent, should have protected his family, and supported Judith's talent, but he let jealousy cloud his judgement. He threatened and beat this poor girl so much and it affected her physically and mentally, which is no life for a child to live. I guess the most heartbreaking thing about this is that this little girl will NEVER have the chance to live life, working in her craft, never to grow up and get married with a family of her own, surrounded by people who love her. Finding out about this, destroyed me, and this hurts even more because innocent people have been taken away from us, because of jealousy. I only hope that God embraced both Judith and her mother, and know that they will never be forgotten.😢😭 #RIP
I just found out in 2020, I too watched the land before time and all dogs go to heaven. I was crushed to hear about what happened to her. I still think of her story from time to time so eday I want to visit her graveside.
These videos are so respectful and informative!! I really enjoy looking into the past and you bring these talented individuals back into the spotlight so nicely!! Keep it up!!
Judith Barsi also did TV roles. She played the niece of Stephanie Zimbalist's character, Laura Holt, in an episode of "Remington Steele" (named Laurie Beth after Laura) and, ironically and chillingly, played the young daughter of Green Beret and accused real-life murderer, Jeffrey MacDonald, who is believed to have killed his own wife and kids (played by Gary Cole) in the miniseries, "Fatal Vision". Talk about art sadly imitating life.
I've always felt anxiety and fear around cemeteries because they are a reminder of death. I know it will happen to everyone, but that doesn't stop me from being afraid. However, seeing these videos of the many famous people buried in these cemeteries has piqued my interest. It's fascinating to see where the grave locations are and what these people did in life. Honestly, I'm surprised the Academy hasn't acknowledged your work. It might not be big or small screen work, but it's a kind of work that lets people see and be reminded of the legacies and stories of these people, to never forget them. Perhaps they may see it as strange at first, but your work is truly amazing. I hope the Academy will notice.
It’s so interesting how the sections are named so beautifully. Here on the East Coast (specifically in my town) the cemetery’s sections are broken up by letters or numbers. Far less elegant.
The research, respect, and care shown for every individual profiled is incredible. Through these videos I have found myself turning to more films from classic Hollywood. You've also helped myself, and many others show a greater appreciation for those that work behind the scenes. Incredible work.
watching from Austalia, loved this series... thank you! It's a shame that a lot of the headstones from the lawn cemetery are not well maintained (fading etc).
His wife died many years ago and is buried right next to his plot (the grave with the flowers on top). I'm sure he bought both plots when she passed so that is why there is a marker. My grandma did the exact same thing when my grandfather died. Not going to lie, it was kinda weird seeing her name on the gravestone when she was alive and well.
Just finished Part 3 of your tour of Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. In one word "WOW". My friend Suzanne and I covered this cemetery - way back in 1980 before anyone else thought of it. So I want to request that you either make an insert - or mention it in another video. But there is one grave that was omitted - and I know you did not do so maliciously. And it was probably because you never even heard of this person. It was in 1983, while looking for the grave of Jack Webb (which I never found but you obviously did) that I stumbled upon - by accident I might add - the grave of......Sabu. He was the Internationally known Indian child star who was in such movies as "Elephant Boy", "Thief of Bagdad", and "Black Narcissis". He died tragically young at age 39 - of a heart attack. If you see these films and see his build, it's almost impossible to believe that could have happened to him. But it did. The fact that he died within a few weeks of JFK's death probably helped with him being overlooked. But please include him in a future video as he DID have an important role in the history of Hollywood and I would have for him to be overlooked. Thanks.
Wow that poor little girl and her mother that is so sad but your ending with the great Carrie Fisher really broke me down rest in peace to all the departed.
Your videos are so well done. Thank you for sharing 💙 It always surprises me how humble most of the graves are, even for big stars whom you might expect to have bigger and flashier memorials. I'm glad I'm not the only one who has a "thing" for visiting graveyards. I've loved them ever since I was a kid
George Stevens is a subject of the new Netflix series Five Came Back, talking about Hollywood filmmakers involvement in the recording of World War II. It's quite fascinating.
Hollywood Graveyard Hollywood Graveyard it's funny, I wasn't too familiar with him aside from Giant and Anne Frank, but in the few weeks since I found this channel and Stevens's featuring in this video I've been seeing him and his work on TCM a lot. And it is a truly great series. John Ford, William Wyler, Frank Capra and John Huston are the other four directors spotlighted. I found myself appreciating their post War work more as they contain some elements of the impact it had on them.
I watched it three years ago one of my favorite documentaries of all time it is worth every minute to watch what these men did and how they changed filmmaking before and after World War II
Great stuff. I have always been fascinated by grave sites ever since I stumbled upon the remnants of a sixteen hundreds homesite and grave site deep in the woods of New Hampshire.
Another enjoyable and informative walk through the time capsule of famous graves and those within who contributed to the entertainment world weather acting or singing and also those who helped to create by directing or producing especially in the golden age of Hollywood. Your effects in producing your fantastic channel is really so entertaining and much appreciated.
Your presentations are the best. You show us where the graves are located so we don.t have to spend a long time looking for them. You need to go to Arlington next. There you will find Lee Marvin, Fay Bainter, Phylis Kirk and others.
Thank you so very much for the Michael Hutchence mention. I never knew he had a (much less two!) grave(s). I knew they had a ceremony "scattering his ashes" so I thought there was none. Now I know I am able to visit someday, and without needing to do the long trek to Australia.
Love the wonderful. gaze into the lives of people who were so important as cultural beacons, a definite must watch series. Love the way you pay full respect to these icons.
One of the best produced video series on the topic! The camera work, the add-in clips, and timeframe were all appropriate and timely. Keep up the good work!
This is so awesome! I can't wait to see this guys subscriber count increase exponentially. These videos are so well done. There is so much crap on youtube! Truly amazing craft here. I love the song and video clips. Truly an amazing talent you have. Best.
Beautiful interesteing beautiful stunning statues peaceful thanks for sharing loveing all the Volgs thanks for all you do 💯 percent fantastic beautiful ❤️ to watch well done 👍☺️
wunderschöne Landschaft,sehr schön geschildert,so traurige Schicksale, wie die des 10 Jahre alten Mädchens, welches vom Vater umgebracht wurde.Den Film mit dem Hund habe ich auf deutsch,aber ihre Originalsprache rührt mich jetzt stets zu Tränen, eben weil man über ihr Ende was weiß..
About, Judith Barsi, I don't know if it's true but after her dad shot her dead, he gassed her and her mother and lit them on fire.. He then pulled the trigger on himself.. Judith Barsi's tragedy breaks my heart. For such a young child, she had a lot of talent for being a voice actor..
7:50 we lost Bob Barker this weekend. I can see Johnny Olson and Rod Roddy telling him to “Come on up! You’re next for all Eternity!” Thank you, Bob, for the memories! You were the cure for all what ailed us as kids home sick from school. ❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹
Another great vid. Thank you so much. I like how you tell us about the people behind the scenes and their contributions, as well as the household names. I’m over here in the UK but I’d love to visit the memorial parks one day. They are so beautiful.
Really impressed with the detail and quality of your productions. Should sell this idea to A&E or another network -- would make a great series with your knowledge and excellent narration.
In 1992, with my guidebook "Permanent Californians", I searched out many of the stars' graves in several of these cemeteries. Your videos are very interesting. But I could do without all the "rock stars" that I never heard of.
I have to admit that the one scene of all dogs go to heaven, that still breaks my heart and almost leaves me in tears.
Michael Diehl ugh yes
Yes me too. I watched it too. I was crying for the 🎥 & the 👧🏼. I need to go rent that movie.
Carl Rees me...
same here
Same
Brittany Murphy 😢. Still cannot believe she is gone, she was such an energetic actress. Like many, far too young to die.
Mrs Tracey Ní Breitheamh-Nesbitt. 😥😥😥😥😥😥
The truth is that everybody will age and die one day. But what makes a lot of people sad about BM death is that her life got cut short and got theories about her death. It’s a shocker to a lot of people, RIP Brittany Murphy
Mrs Tracey Nesbitt. I remember when I would watch Girl Interrupted, I felt so saddened by her death in the movie but felt comfort in knowing she wasn’t really gone. Now that isn’t the case. 😢 She is missed!
I still feel like something could've easily been done to prevent her death
Very heartbreaking!!!.....
Judith's story never fails to break my heart... that horrible father. RIP beautiful angel
Joseph LaFrance he shot himself in the head after killing them. Monster is for sure burning
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Did they ever discover why he killed them?
Artemis Unfortunately probably not. There was probably no one else that could answer that question. The whole story is just tragic.
@@nickelbackgirl1 It was her mother's fault. She had chances to leave. She called the police on him, but by the time they got there, She chose to drop the charges. This was said on Wikipedia; Maria assured the case worker that she intended to begin divorce proceedings against her husband and that she and Judith were going to move into a Panorama City apartment she had recently rented as a daytime haven from him. Maria's friends urged her to follow through with the plan, but she hesitated due to her fear of losing the family home and belongings.
I came for Judith. Her story never fails to pull at every heartstring. And rewatching ADGTH now knowing her story makes me breakdown every time.
RIP Judith. The world loves and misses you.
Yep.Yep.Yep. May her and her mom R.i.P.
Judith Barsi & her mother were murdered by her father & husband.
Just heartbreaking to watch ur own father shoot you & ur mother. My children grew up watching The Land B4 Time on VHS tapes. Cute movies.
I use to watch Ma & PA Kettle on TV!!!! Funny lol.
Judith Barsi and her mother grave site was unmarked for 16 or so years. A fund was setup by a former tutor in 2004 for grave markers.
That boggles my mind! This child was a well paid actress! How tf did she not have a grave marker for so long? Something fishy about that!!
@@danielleschiazza6172 judith barsi burial was done by the Los Angeles Coroner's Office if I recall. The rest of the family was in Hungary so it was impossible to make contact anyone there. They used funds from Judith's estate but didn't get grave markers for them. Not sure exactly why, maybe the estate only had no money left over after two caskets and plots. Remember when they sold the house they had to repay the mortgage and then used the money left over. Judith made enough money to pay for a part of a house not fully.
It was Judith's tutor who raised the money for grave markers some 16 years later.
@@Jd1680a wow! I heard she made 100,000 a movie and I'm not sure how much for the commercials and television shows. This was the 80s homes were a little cheaper then. My dad bought his home in 85 for 40,000 it has 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. She didn't have enough left for a grave marker? That just seems strange to me.
@@danielleschiazza6172 probably to pay for their internment at forrest lawn?
@@sassyfrass4295 Actually Fans Of Judith Barsi Want Her And Her Mother Grave Marked So They Did The Marker Was Placed So Fans Can See Her Grave Marker
Judith’s little ‘Yep, yep, yep!’ Made me cry 😭 She was only a little baby...
Seriously, you should receive an Academy Award for your productions. You excel in every aspect of your work. Your awareness of the position of the sun and shadows; your rich and diverse content; the wonderful film clips of the people you are presenting; everything in your videos is exquisite. Perhaps most importantly, your deference to Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher demonstrates that you are a highly educated and refined individual. As you may already know, Judy Garland's remains have been moved to the Hollywood Forever Cemetery. I look forward to your future productions of the other So. Cal. cemeteries. A video series of Forest Lawn Glendale would be fantastic. My deepest thanks to you and your team for enriching the lives of your viewers.
I was supposed to win an Oscar last night, but they read the wrong envelope ;) haha! Thanks for the kind words, we definitely strive for quality and appreciate that it's recognized. We will be visiting Judy in our Hollywood Forever series so keep an eye out for that!
I so agree. HIS ARE SUPERIOR TO ANY OUT THERE.
I agree.
Well said 👍 I agree 💯
Excellent productions!!
Holy crap the clip from All Dogs go to Heaven got me crying, such a shame she was murdered by her own dad. She could've been a fantastic actress
Kelly Wilson yes bud I'm breakin my Heart ♥ lost my red staffy 🥊 Rocky he was 15 "god I mis him so much 😱
Yeah
I barely cry at these videos, but... I can't stop crying. Who cut onions here?
He shot her in the head while she was asleep. So sad
CocoCece08 ..Same here, I watched All Dogs Go to Heaven, when I was little 😭
OMG that scene from all dogs go to heaven still gets me even at 35
All 3 casts characters were RIP....
CHARLIE BARKIN;
ITCHY &
ANNE-MARIE...
Yeah it's the sort of thing I never want to watch.
Me too man...even at 40
I'm not crying. I swear it. Ok I'm lying.
I'm here for brittany Murphy. Rip brittany. And judith's story brought tears to my eyes. Rip
meenakshi jr no graves have headstones. This is for people that have been cremated.
Same
Why did most of the Hollywood stars prefer cremation to normal burial. It choice at end of the day but Im just wondering do most who die in the States get cremated
Didn't Brittany Murphy provide the voice of Gloria, The Hippo, in Madagascar?
R.I.P. Judith Barsi, you didn't deserve to die, may God bless you! );
My great grandmother, Martha Emma Jumper, since 1969 has rested at Forest Lawn - Hollywood Hills. A woman of great Christian faith, she rests and awaits her resurrection, made possible by her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Thank you to the staff of Forest Lawn for their meticulous care of this cemetery and resting place of so many people.
R.I.P Judith Barsi 🌼🇧🇷
Thank you for including the grave of Jack Webb. I grew up watching the "Webb trilogy" (Dragnet, Adam-12, and Emergency) and they inspired me to spend time working in law enforcement. The shows he produced are some of my all time favorites and Webb, himself, is one of my favorite actors and producers.
In Loving memory little angel Judith RIP Heavens Star😥💋
Judith Barsi had a cute voice. So sad! RIP
Definitely makes me sad seeing Judith Barsi’s grave. Gone too soon. Loved Brittany Murphy as well. I love your videos. I’ve seen them all at least 3 times. It’s nice for me to be able to see all those celeb graves since I live too far away to see them in person. Thank you!
The exceptional quality and educational value of your videos cannot be overstated. Anyone who tells you that your work is not the best simply does not appreciate the amount of time, extensive research, and technical know-how required to produce such high caliber products. As you continue your work, always remember that you are providing a great service to your audience and all done with great style and panache. I'm sure you already have Hillside Memorial Park and Holy Cross cemetery on your list of future projects as well as Westwood Memorial Park. I am blessed to know you through your work. Best of health and may God bless you and your associates for your service to humanity.
I was at Michael Hutchence's last concert. I cried for a week.
cool tour, soo sad about that little girl Judith...you have a nice relaxing voice, thank you ;)
It's like she was with the right mom and wrong dad
Unlike other videos of this kind, yours don't feel morbid or depressing at all, great work!
Except for poor Judith Barsi...
Judith Barsi; my heart breaks every time.
Gabby Hayes was my favorite "old coot" actor. I'm only 20 years old but I grew up watching Roy Rogers, the Lone Ranger and John Wayne films among others and GABBY WAS MY FAVORITE GUY! He was very smart and literate
in real life and was very well respected.
Love the respect you show Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fishers family, by not showing their graves just yet! Very classy :)
Tina BR 🙏😰
awqh. why
@@juffekeni2496 at the time the video was made, they had only been gone a couple of months
I cried real tears at Judith Barsi :((((
Gene Autry was also responsible for making Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer a number one hit for Christmas 1949.
You got it right on that one!! I can hear his voice singing it
3:54 Judith Barsi was also in Jaws-the Revenge. She plays Mike Brody's daughter. Any time that movie is played on SyFy, or anywhere else, it makes me cry. That little girl had so much talent, and did not deserve to die.
sad
Amen. Very well said.
l still remember Judith Barsi. So sad. Passed at 10yrs old. I.m speculating her father was jealous of Judith.s Fame.
I named my chess set after her.
No child that young deserves to die.
Perhaps the lesson for us is that life is very precious and that we should savour and appreciate every moment of it, from the sad to the happy to the mundane.
Michael Hutchence was one of my favorite singers of my youth. INXS was the first concert I ever attended. Thanks for mentioning him and I hope to visit his grave.
Stella Luna I cried for a whole year after he died. I like many other teens was infatuated with him and still love their music with MH as lead singer. ❤️INXS❤️
Greg Rak Not to sound rude here but the announcer didn’t go into too much about Michael Hutchence because he committed suicide after taking too many drugs.
He expanded on Julie’s because she was shot dead by her alcoholic abusive father when she was asleep who later killed her mother and Julie’s story was more tragic because she literally could’ve been in some many more movies if she were alive today
Greg Rak Michael Hutchence’s death was sad for me too even though I was born four years or so after he died and I only learned of his death through a miniseries on Channel 7
@@gregrak9389 At his other grave in Australia, Arthur does tell how he dies.
@@muzicalzrlife6024 it was never proven that it was drugs, it was speculated, also thought alcohol had a part to play, it was proven he died due to strangulation, he was also depressed because of his wife's ex husband preventing him from seeing his daughter for Xmas the year he died
Bob Barker has also been a main financier of the Sea Shepards. He bought them a ship which sails the oceans intervening in modern day illegal whaling being done by Japan and other exploitative nations, contrary to international laws which make theses practices a crime of great magnitude. Thank you Mr. Barker, I'm glad your still around!🙂
I love Gabby Hayes. I first saw him in the Lone Ranger Episode "The Legion of Old Timers" Every time I saw him after I would just smile. He was a very intelligent man and he was typecast but the joy he brought to millions will never be forgotten or disappear from this world.
I also remember when I discovered Judith's story. Ducky was my favorite character. it broke my heart. As a little girl I would actually answer people playfully with "Yup! Yup! Yup!" RIP angel
There’s so many cemeteries! I often get them mixed up. I’m so addicted to these videos.
I was waiting for Judith Barsi. Ducky was always my favorite (The Land Before Time was my first favorite movie. I would carry the video case like a stuffed animal) and when I learned the truth about what happened to her it hit me hard. I'd like to visit her grave personally someday soon. Thank you for including it.
RIP God bless Judith little Angel
that was awesome what you said at the end about letting the family grieve for Debra Reynolds and Carrie Fisher. some people might not have done that.
My God, the Judith Barsi part was hard to watch. I discovered her story years ago, and it hits me just as hard now as it did then. I wouldn't have wanted to leave her grave marker. If I ever get the chance to see her marker, I'm going to make sure I leave her flowers, or a note or something. I really enjoy these videos. Very well, and respectfully done.
That poor little girl who was killed by her own father, That is so sad
The little girl also played in Jaws The Revenge
Yep yep yep 😢
We were the same age. She was a couple months older. Loved her
Very sad!!!! Watched both movies
The dad is in hell
RIP Brittany Murphy and Judith Barsi🌼🌼🇧🇷
These two break my heart
Got teary eyed when they showed Brittany Murphy’s grave. Such a beautiful and strong actress and should still be with us
Dude, seriously, these are great, Arthur. I can't wait until you visit more cemeteries.
I appreciate that Brian!
there are a lot of people that do videos on the cemeteries of the stars, but no one has done them as well as your presentation. well done thumbs up and i have subscribed. i hope you will consider doing one on the Hollywood forever cemetery, there is no one that can even be compared, to the quality of the work i have seen in your videos
Hollywood Graveyard 😢😢😢😢
We would use the Power of the Time-Machine, so that we can go back in time & try to Rescue Judith & her Mother, before it's too late!!!
Thank you for including Tex Avery, I was there last week and I walked around for 30 minutes and STILL could not find his location! Your videos are GREAT!
I find these videos strangely therapeutic and very interesting and your commentary only adds to the respect that yourself and everybody viewing this has for these famous people who have passed away. I tip my hat to your Sir!
I was shocked to see Michael Hutchence. I guess his sister had her part of him buried there.. Thanks!
Trey Hocker Hi there I'm grant from Durham England 🏴 was ya sister a family friend of M, Hutchence?? Fabulous singer. Got 2c them at Newcastle in the 90s was fab
Brilliant ending; miss Carrie and her mom so much! Keep up the great work Arthur! Love your tours!
That was truly heartbreaking. I remember her from watching The Land Before Time and All Dogs Go To Heaven in school as a girl, but I never knew what happened to her and why she never made anymore movies. Until recently. This man took his wife's and daughter's lives for no reason! Jealous or not, Judith and her mother didn't deserve to die. And for her dad to take his own life afterwards, was truly the cowards way out 😠, and even killing himself was way too good for him. Hell has a special place for him! If only her mother would have got Judith out of that house and away from that horrible man, they would have had lived and been safe somewhere else, away from the abuse. He, as a parent, should have protected his family, and supported Judith's talent, but he let jealousy cloud his judgement. He threatened and beat this poor girl so much and it affected her physically and mentally, which is no life for a child to live. I guess the most heartbreaking thing about this is that this little girl will NEVER have the chance to live life, working in her craft, never to grow up and get married with a family of her own, surrounded by people who love her. Finding out about this, destroyed me, and this hurts even more because innocent people have been taken away from us, because of jealousy. I only hope that God embraced both Judith and her mother, and know that they will never be forgotten.😢😭 #RIP
I just found out in 2020, I too watched the land before time and all dogs go to heaven. I was crushed to hear about what happened to her. I still think of her story from time to time so eday I want to visit her graveside.
These videos are so respectful and informative!! I really enjoy looking into the past and you bring these talented individuals back into the spotlight so nicely!! Keep it up!!
Judith Barsi also did TV roles. She played the niece of Stephanie Zimbalist's character, Laura Holt, in an episode of "Remington Steele" (named Laurie Beth after Laura) and, ironically and chillingly, played the young daughter of Green Beret and accused real-life murderer, Jeffrey MacDonald, who is believed to have killed his own wife and kids (played by Gary Cole) in the miniseries, "Fatal Vision". Talk about art sadly imitating life.
I've always felt anxiety and fear around cemeteries because they are a reminder of death. I know it will happen to everyone, but that doesn't stop me from being afraid. However, seeing these videos of the many famous people buried in these cemeteries has piqued my interest. It's fascinating to see where the grave locations are and what these people did in life. Honestly, I'm surprised the Academy hasn't acknowledged your work. It might not be big or small screen work, but it's a kind of work that lets people see and be reminded of the legacies and stories of these people, to never forget them. Perhaps they may see it as strange at first, but your work is truly amazing. I hope the Academy will notice.
I have that same issue! I have an odd fear of cemeteries, but I would love to go to these places and honor them
@@sixxromine8841 I am SO glad that I'm not the only one! It makes me feel so much better.
It’s so interesting how the sections are named so beautifully. Here on the East Coast (specifically in my town) the cemetery’s sections are broken up by letters or numbers. Far less elegant.
Judith Barsi, Brittany Murphy, my heart will never heal
The research, respect, and care shown for every individual profiled is incredible. Through these videos I have found myself turning to more films from classic Hollywood. You've also helped myself, and many others show a greater appreciation for those that work behind the scenes. Incredible work.
I love the beautiful Last Supper Mural at Forest Lawn. Great series.
watching from Austalia, loved this series... thank you! It's a shame that a lot of the headstones from the lawn cemetery are not well maintained (fading etc).
you got me with Bob Barker, I had to rewatch that part again, weird to see he already has a headstone and he still alive.
00 Anderson smart thinking though. Expensive business...plot buying and funerals...best to get it out of the way for the family left behind.
It will be a sad day in game show history when Bob Barker passes.
Stupid man! Spay and Neuter your pets!
His wife died many years ago and is buried right next to his plot (the grave with the flowers on top). I'm sure he bought both plots when she passed so that is why there is a marker. My grandma did the exact same thing when my grandfather died. Not going to lie, it was kinda weird seeing her name on the gravestone when she was alive and well.
Pretty common actually
I have seen many Famous Grave Tours and yours are by far the best! I look forward to hopefully many more!!
There’s something so eerie about early Hollywood and I LOVE IT
Just finished Part 3 of your tour of Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. In one word "WOW". My friend Suzanne and I covered this cemetery - way back in 1980 before anyone else thought of it. So I want to request that you either make an insert - or mention it in another video. But there is one grave that was omitted - and I know you did not do so maliciously. And it was probably because you never even heard of this person. It was in 1983, while looking for the grave of Jack Webb (which I never found but you obviously did) that I stumbled upon - by accident I might add - the grave of......Sabu. He was the Internationally known Indian child star who was in such movies as "Elephant Boy", "Thief of Bagdad", and "Black Narcissis". He died tragically young at age 39 - of a heart attack. If you see these films and see his build, it's almost impossible to believe that could have happened to him. But it did. The fact that he died within a few weeks of JFK's death probably helped with him being overlooked. But please include him in a future video as he DID have an important role in the history of Hollywood and I would have for him to be overlooked. Thanks.
Charles Moran Michael Jackson's grave
Wow that poor little girl and her mother that is so sad but your ending with the great Carrie Fisher really broke me down rest in peace to all the departed.
I love how you filmed this and the stories of the famous so sad to watch but very well done the grave yard looks beautiful to
Fritz Lang!!!! Thank you for showing his final resting place.
Your videos are so well done. Thank you for sharing 💙 It always surprises me how humble most of the graves are, even for big stars whom you might expect to have bigger and flashier memorials. I'm glad I'm not the only one who has a "thing" for visiting graveyards. I've loved them ever since I was a kid
George Stevens is a subject of the new Netflix series Five Came Back, talking about Hollywood filmmakers involvement in the recording of World War II. It's quite fascinating.
Oh very cool, will have to look that up...
Hollywood Graveyard Hollywood Graveyard it's funny, I wasn't too familiar with him aside from Giant and Anne Frank, but in the few weeks since I found this channel and Stevens's featuring in this video I've been seeing him and his work on TCM a lot.
And it is a truly great series. John Ford, William Wyler, Frank Capra and John Huston are the other four directors spotlighted. I found myself appreciating their post War work more as they contain some elements of the impact it had on them.
Hollywood Graveyard good job very informative keep
Up the good job
I watched it three years ago one of my favorite documentaries of all time it is worth every minute to watch what these men did and how they changed filmmaking before and after World War II
I think you forgot his greatest film “Shane” 1953
Thx for all your hard work, IT'S VERY MUCH APPRECIATED!!!👍
Love the series. Keep up the awesome work!
Thanks Randy!
hollywood graveyard i know the metropolis move it was horizons at epcot when now it calld mission space
R.I.P. Michael Hutchence, Shining Star. You left an unforgettable trace in this world
The music is so wonderful, it captures Hollywood's golden era perfectly
Great stuff. I have always been fascinated by grave sites ever since I stumbled upon the remnants of a sixteen hundreds homesite and grave site deep in the woods of New Hampshire.
Subbed BTW
Roaming Gnome Oh wow that’s amazing ! Kinda creepy too. Have you thought of filming it & upload it on TH-cam?
Judith Barsi's story is one that I first heard of when I was 8, its stuck with me ever since and I hope to visit her one day.
Another enjoyable and informative walk through the time capsule of famous graves and those within who contributed to the entertainment world weather acting or singing and also those who helped to create by directing or producing especially in the golden age of Hollywood. Your effects in producing your fantastic channel is really so entertaining and much appreciated.
Your presentations are the best. You show us where the graves are located so we don.t have to spend a long time looking for them. You need to go to Arlington next. There you will find Lee Marvin, Fay Bainter, Phylis Kirk and others.
I'm addicted to these videos!!!!
Thank you so very much for the Michael Hutchence mention. I never knew he had a (much less two!) grave(s). I knew they had a ceremony "scattering his ashes" so I thought there was none. Now I know I am able to visit someday, and without needing to do the long trek to Australia.
In the 70.s. One Sitcom is watching Barney Miller. The late Actor Jack Soo played Det. Nick Yimana. R.I.P. Jack
Love the wonderful. gaze into the lives of people who were so important as cultural beacons, a definite must watch series. Love the way you pay full respect to these icons.
Just found this channel and I love it! Subscribed and looking forward to future videos and also catching up on past videos, great work!
Very nice tribute to those who meant so much to us. Well done.
One of the best produced video series on the topic! The camera work, the add-in clips, and timeframe were all appropriate and timely.
Keep up the good work!
To all those who gave us so much joy, THANKS FOR EVERYTHING !!!
This is so awesome! I can't wait to see this guys subscriber count increase exponentially. These videos are so well done. There is so much crap on youtube! Truly amazing craft here. I love the song and video clips. Truly an amazing talent you have. Best.
So many Disney legends in one place... Roy Disney, Ub Iwerks, Art Babbit, and Fred Moore.
Judy, oh that is so heart breaking.
Gene Autry is one of my favorite cowboy actors!
Excellent job on all three parts. Very well done. Thank you
Thanks Ken!
This production should be on a major network. It would bury everything in its time slot. Very good work young man. I can't stop watching !
I miss judith eva barsi so much 😭 and rest in peace judith eva barsi 😭 and this makes me sad
Dude! Respect! Dang, these are really well done. I hope there are enough Hollywood graves to keep the videos rolling in. Good job, and well done.
You deserve far more recognition for your videos - they are so well researched and thought out. I love watching! 👌
Beautiful interesteing beautiful stunning statues peaceful thanks for sharing loveing all the Volgs thanks for all you do 💯 percent fantastic beautiful ❤️ to watch well done 👍☺️
Very well and respectfully done.
wunderschöne Landschaft,sehr schön geschildert,so traurige Schicksale, wie die des 10 Jahre alten Mädchens, welches vom Vater umgebracht wurde.Den Film mit dem Hund habe ich auf deutsch,aber ihre Originalsprache rührt mich jetzt stets zu Tränen, eben weil man über ihr Ende was weiß..
About, Judith Barsi, I don't know if it's true but after her dad shot her dead, he gassed her and her mother and lit them on fire.. He then pulled the trigger on himself.. Judith Barsi's tragedy breaks my heart. For such a young child, she had a lot of talent for being a voice actor..
Its true
Yeah I believe he tried to burn the house down to cover it all up
7:50 we lost Bob Barker this weekend.
I can see Johnny Olson and Rod Roddy telling him to “Come on up! You’re next for all Eternity!”
Thank you, Bob, for the memories! You were the cure for all what ailed us as kids home sick from school. ❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹
Great video. Looking forward to the next one. Absolutely love this series.
Thanks Kevin!
These videos are so well researched and edited. Your amazing Mr. Hollywood Grave yard . Keep up the good work!!
Very nicely done.
Another great vid. Thank you so much. I like how you tell us about the people behind the scenes and their contributions, as well as the household names. I’m over here in the UK but I’d love to visit the memorial parks one day. They are so beautiful.
Really impressed with the detail and quality of your productions. Should sell this idea to A&E or another network -- would make a great series with your knowledge and excellent narration.
I am surprised Roy Disney did not have a more elaborate grave site. What he and his brother did for the entertainment industry is immeasurable.
I looked up little Judith story from All dogs go to heaven. Very terrible. Shows how important it is to leave abusive situations. RIP
In 1992, with my guidebook "Permanent Californians", I searched out many of the stars' graves in several of these cemeteries. Your videos are very interesting. But I could do without all the "rock stars" that I never heard of.