For those of you that are as old as I am, Cuba Gooding Sr, was also the father of Omar Gooding, who was one of the original hosts of Nickelodeon's Wild and Crazy Kids from 1990 - 1992. Just thought I'd throw that out there. Keep up the amazing work!! Also, that "house" in the Green-Wood cemetery is my dream house, right in the middle of a cemetery!
My father, when he was a very little boy was on the same ship as Gloria Swanson and Old Joe Kennedy sailing from the States to France in the 30s, and she patted him on the head and commented how cute he was! He always pretended the story wasn't exciting, but he never stopped telling it, and I love it. For the record, he was a very cute little boy and Papa. :)
Mr. Dark, I have to tell you; your videos are the best written, produced, narrated, researched, filmed, and presented on TH-cam. I can't imagine all the work you put into your videos, and the passion you have for them clearly show in each one you upload. I don't think a "thank you" quite covers it for me as I watch your work here. However, that's the best I can do down here in the comments section. And so, thank you very much for all your hard work on our behalf to show us our favorite celebrities final resting places. You, Sir, deserve awards and recognition for your work!
I concur! And would like to expand on the "narration" aspect. His voice is perfect for these videos. Besides being clear and understandable, his voice is also calm/calming and just deep enough to give a respectful and somber quality to the narrative. All and all, everything is well done here! Also, because there are just so many channels to follow, I have opted to not receive push notifications for new content, I have 3 exceptions, this channel, Ask A Mortician, and a painting channel I really enjoy!!! So yeah, I am among the many who really enjoy the quality of production and content of Hollywood Graveyard!! Thank you!
Beautiful. I am a big fan of Montgomery Clift but never knew where his grave was. It’s kind of sad it’s hidden. I’m sure more people would visit if they could.
I'm not from the ronettes era, but when I first heard this song I fell in love, because of the extreme talent of these girls and the musical excellence, their beautiful voices will never be forgotten even decades from now.
Very well done. As a teenager in the 1980s I wrote Lilian Gish a fan letter. And to my amazement...she responded!!! I hope it warmed her heart to receive it.
Jerry Orbach was also the Dad to Baby in Dirty Dancing. I wish you had your own series on the History Channel. It's fascinating. I've always loved cemeteries and feel better to know I'm not alone in my muse.
@@maxwee2020 i love the old cemeteries, their historys written on their headstones. My family says I'm obsessed, but i tell them you better make peace with death, nobody gets out alive. Your not alone, theres a lot of us. Peace.
so beautiful those old cemeteries. It was like watching through a movie scene. Also, I was surprised by Montgomery Cliff's grave. So hidden. Too bad his life ended so tragically.
A lot of thanks to Mr. Arthur Dark and Hollywood Graveyard channel. This has become my favorite TH-cam channel. I love to watch it especially in this season of the All Souls Day. I always wanted to pay visits to my favorite dead stars in Hollywood. This channel has become my free access pass to the so-called the "Beverly Hills" of the afterlife! I pity about the grave of Montgomery Clift who was buried in a Quaker cemetery in Prospect Park Brooklyn. Why such a great Hollywood property and legendary American actor and whose not a Quaker in the first place be entombed in such an old shabby aloof cemetery? The late Monty's mom was the only Quaker and she should have at least gave her celebrity son an honorable and decent final resting place that he truly deserves. I love Montgomery Clift and I have a terrible crush on him! If only I'm rich and influential, I'm going to create a movement project in honor of Montgomery Clift to be reentombed somehow in Forest Lawn Glendale or in Westwood CA. He was no ordinary actor and Holywood star for me in my opinion. Rest in peace my love Monty! ❤️❤️❤️✝️✝️✝️
Me too. I grew up watching Whitney, and Bobbi Kristina's death was just devastating. My heart breaks for Bobby Brown....who I've always thought was a bit unfairly demonized in the media.... either way, its nice to pay tribute to both ladies.
Im surprised whitneys family chose a cheaper headstone material that allowed the weather to so easily whittle away all the original beautiful markings. A real shame..
@@gc4644 i dont think the weather has whittled it away- i think the rain wetting it just made it hard to read. A friend of mine has similar white writing on her headstone and when it rains, its hard to read.
I just discovered these videos. My son told me about them. I have watched every one now. You are note worthy yourself. Beautiful filming and narration. I love that you show all of the cemetery and give us the history. Not just the grave itself. Some of these need to be visited like a museum. Thank you for your work. Totally love New York
BRAVO!!!!!!!! I've been so excited for this. I got the notification as we were leaving to pick up my niece from her night concert, so I made everyone listen in the car. Your captive audience was very impressed! Mom didn't even know about some of the celebrities mentioned being in NY & we're from there. I'm so glad to see Montgomery Clift & Jerry Orbach's graves. I never got to see what they looked like. Thank you so much! 💜😘
Thank you so much for this tour of these incredible cemeteries. I always admired Mrs.Aster for staying with her husband when the Titanic sank. Also The Wizard of Oz was the first movie I watched.
True Story. I was always afraid of death/dying. I had panic attacks about being buried. I saw the beautiful memorial parks and mausoleums you visited and now I'm completely free from fear and I purchased my own above ground crypt in beautiful Pinelawn Memorial Park in Farmingdale, NY. Maybe one day you'll come visit me! There are celebrities there like Guy Lombardo and Barbara Nichols from Twilight zone fame(room for one more). Love ❤️ this one. Keep them coming!!
Hi Helane! I too have struggled with the fear of death and dying. There is a fantastic TH-cam channel that has really helped me to overcome a lot of it. It's called Ask a Mortician and it's run by a delightful lady named Caitlin Doughty. She and several people who work in the funeral industry have started a movement called The Order of the Good Death, and she strives to demystify death by being very open and candid about American death traditions and explaining different cultures and how they view death. She also has 2 fantastic books out that really capture her warmth and humor. If you haven't already, I definitely recommend checking out her channel!💖
@@hookman73 no kidding! I didn't realize that Arthur mentioned her Ted talk! It honestly makes perfect sense. How awesome would a collaboration between the 2 of them be??!?
@@JennaLeigh Haha. Well that'll be a pleasant change from the keyboard-warrior & arrogant types I encounter on football & movie related channels almost daily. 😂😂👍✌
@@NoirFan84 I have a tiny channel, and I cover everything from makeup to pro wrestling. People can be toxic! On the topic of movie channels, I recently stumbled upon a really neat little movie channel on here. Its called GoodBadFlicks, and it's exactly as the title says: humorous reviews of B movie gems, mini documentaries about other B movies, and reviews of modern movies, video games, and TV shows. Well written and criminally underfollowed. I don't know if that would interest you, or if you're already a fan, but I figured I'd throw it out there! Have a great night!
It is so addictive ! You watch one video and then you cannot stop . I find these videos so interesting . It must take ages to find the graves and the information ! I love this channel I❤️❤️❤️
Thank you Arthur. I didn’t know we had so much in the New York cemeteries. I didn’t know we had many of Hollywood greats buried in New York. And I’ve been living in New York all my life. Thank you again Arthur.
Great video so interesting. Cemeteries give me a sense of calm when I walk through them. Loved that you found the grave of Montgomery Clift he was a great actor but very troubled. Thank you.
I am so surprised he was buried in such an obscure place with such a plain marker. Not that there is anything wrong with that. Just thought he’d be in Hollywood somewhere!
Lillian Gish. Hollywood's first true leading lady. For all her excellent work with D.W. Griffith though, her role in the great Charles Laughton's masterpiece & only directorial effort Night Of The Hunter will always be the movie I most fondly remember her for.
The sombre music is evocative and makes me cry. It's beautiful and makes me miss my beloved Maternal grandparents. They died over 3 years ago from the Coronavirus pandemic (Late January 2021). Miss you so much Grandfather Les and Sweet Nanna Irene
Of all the tours you've done, I think this is my favorite. I live in Upstate New York and Autumn is and always has been my favorite time of year. To see you strolling through beautiful old Greenwood Cemetary with that gorgeous light & the leaves turning, visiting the famous folks who reside there was doubly enjoyable for me. One for the tour itself and two because it's in the fall. Thanks so much for this. I really enjoyed it!
Many Wealthy Americans often visited Europe in the 19th Century so we have some European influences in our architecture. It also didn’t hurt that the immigrants that arrived had trades in landscaping and stonecutting that help pull it off.
These are the beautiful cemeteries I am used to. So glad you made it to the east coast. Welcome! Montgomery Cliff's grave was a real find. Who would of thought?
I'm so glad I found this channel on TH-cam. Arthur I could listen to your voice all day. It's soothing and gives a calming effect. I love every Hollywood Graveyard video you've done. Well done to you good sir. You sure as hell don't disappoint. Thank you so much for bringing these beautiful videos to the public eye 😊
Hey Arthur , I spent my whole 3 day labor day weekend having a binge on your content , I think I watch everything on your channel literally . Anyways I've seen a lot of Famous Graves videos but Hollywood Graveyard stand head and shoulders above them all in every respect . Well done on a very addictive and entertaining channel Sir !
So nice to see someone else that LOVES cemeteries! People tell me Im a ghoul, Im comfortable in cemeteries and love them. We have many OLD ones where I live that I visit often...
So happy you made it to NY and your back with a new video. Everything about your channel is perfect. The dedication and time you put into your videos is greatly appreciated. Respect to you sir. Blessings.
Just found this channel today. You are so right David Lape! The dedication and time put in on these videos is just amazing! Yes much respect and blessings!
Wow I loved that you kept Greenwood for last That cemetery was spectacular. Would have made that a three part series How you found Montgomery's site. It suits who he was. He was very private man. Loved that it was small too. He was a modest man Beautiful job Arthur so glad you were able to get to New York
Love all the videos from Hollywood Graveyard. It's fascinating to know where these stars are resting. Especially the actors and actresses of early Hollywood. I like how you include other notable figures and not just celebrities. I do have a criticism about this video. The picture of The Beatles shows their stand in drummer for part of their 1964 World Tour. I know the focus is supposed to be on John Lennon, but I wished the photo would have shown all four actual Beatles. Keep the videos coming. My credit to your enthusiasm and dedication to your work.
I accidentally fell into this channel and now I really love this because in my country people seems afraid to talk more about deaths and funeral but since I subs here I found out base from your tagline 'celebrate the life of people'. Ahh I feel like that's the real purpose of life now! I don't have to be afraid of death anymore as what I heard too: 'only plastic rose would never lost its petals'. Thank you mr. Arthur I love to learn history too from you since I didn''t know most of the name but I loooove to hear the story behind that's more intersting fact to me! You deserve to be in History channel too😘😘😘
Excellent video...from a British perspective I like how you respect historical figures from all spheres of influence as opposed to just actors and singers. Great stuff.
Here in Europe, many of our graveyards have that old world feel about them. What has always amazed me about motion film is that we can see these people in their youth or in their prime and see how beautiful they were, even though the image was capatured over a century ago. I love the Gish sisters.
Thank you, for visiting Dudley Moore. He died from complications due to Progressive Supranuclear Palsy. A Parkinsonian like disease, (they're often described as cousins). Often times due to the nature of his roles people wrote him off as an alcoholic, and any news reports of a hospitalization or fall were attributed to his alcoholism. When in fact it was this horrible disease. It is also known as Dudley Moore's Disease, as his was the most famous case. My grandfather was diagnosed with it in 2003. Sadly I knew of it before his diagnosis, just not the extent of its evil. Thank you again, so very much. This was an awesome video. 'N who doesn't love a cemetary kitty? 💜
Thank you for explaining Dudley's death and the horrific disease that took him. Although he is known for his comedy and virtuoso piano talent, my favorite movie he made was "Six Weeks" with Mary Tyler Moore. He shines so brightly there, even though the so-called film critics panned it. I still have it on VHS and try to watch it every Christmas. With this tour and your post, I am reminded to watch it again in the next few weeks.
Thankfully Moore made great friends in Plainfield who took care of him when he became ill. Sorry about your grandfather - this is not a disease anyone would wish on another person.
My brother in law just died of this disease PSP. It is rare n UGLY! By brother in law, lost his mobility, he would wiggle n jerk around till he flipped himself out of his wheelchair then he broke bones and got stitches. He would scream from severe muscle spasms, he lost his speech, his eye sight, couldn't feed himself, couldn't stand or walk, it did something to his weight. He was rightfully a 185 pound guy he was tall n built nice. When he died he weighed 85 pounds. Just bones n skin. He died slow 6 days. He was still alive n his skin was turning black. UGLY UGLY DISEASE!! N you know what was really rotten?? Through all the deterioration, right to the end, his brain was solid. He knew what was going on, you could ask him a question n he could raise his thumb up or down for yes or no. Clear brain, but a broken body.
Excellent video. And that mini-movie you did on that Twilight Zone piece on the train was brillant. As for this piece, showing John Lennon breaks my heart. There's no reason he should be gone today.
Congratulations from Brazil. I finally find a good Channel that shows the final places of 2 of my favorites actresses (Bette Davis and Lillian Gish). Thank you!
Amazing! Mister Dark you've reached another level in quality and grace. These images and comments are simply magical. What a good timing to do it in New-York area during the most beautiful and colorful season of the year. Great, great work.
Another BRILLIANT programme. You make these depressing places sound so interesting. Thank you for sharing stories of long departed people who were part of my childhood. Cheers mate.
Having to pick one episode, from them all. "Is impossible". I have watched each episode multiple times. I have Hollywood Graveyard on the loop on my iPad, at night as background sound, while I sleep. I tell everybody I can to watch Hollywood graveyard, trying to get a cult following of Hollywood graveyard up and running. Thank you Arthur Dark. My living room wall is a picture gallery of the stars of Hollywood's golden years. I am a proud supporter of Hollywood Graveyard. Happy New Year to all. Be safe out there in the world.
Thank you Arthur for visiting the city of my birth and literally the land where my father died. This was one of my favorite videos you ever made. I was born at New York Presbyterian Hospital in Washington Heights near Harlem in the same hospital where Andy Warhol, President Richard Nixon, Malcolm X and Rue McClanahan among others, all DIED. I really LOVED your final scene at the grave of gay actor Montgomery Clift, a wonderful actor who led a very tragic life. He starred in one of my Top Five favorite films called A PLACE IN THE SUN. I hope you were able to also visit the graves of SAL MINEO and JOAN CRAWFORD at Hawthorne Cemetary. LOVE your voice AND your videos. Happy Halloween!
Love this channel, how you narrate the videos, the shots, and how much information you get. Plus you have a very relaxing voice! Graveyards, my favorite places, so peaceful, narrated by such a relaxing voice!!! Great vid!
I’m so excited you guys made it to NY! It’s refreshing to see the different types of cemeteries. Really looking forward to this series to see all of the stars buried out East.
What an impeccable and professional production. A history lesson, is shown in all of your work.I love the fact that you venture out of S. Calif. to show us this great landscape of historical record of the arts and entertainment industry.I hope ;you realize the great value of your productions.We see history and real places here that we would never get anywhere else. Bravo...I do appreciate and salute your fine work. I THANK YOU ! db
So cool to see you in NJ. I live in NJ. The small town I live in there is a grave of former sideshow performer. The cemetery is less than a block from my house. There is also another cemetery in my town with just graves of soldiers from the civil war, Mexican war and revolutionary war. Our town played a big part in one of the revolutionary war battles. George Washington stayed here
Wow, your videos have the quality that I used to be able to find on tv back in the day before everything became “reality tv”. Living in Ct, I’ve been in NYC many times, but had no idea there were so many historical figures I could visit. Thanks for taking us along, and I’m so looking forward to the rest of the visit!
I love your cemetery travels. Just one little correction. The song I Will Always Love You was sung by W. Houston but Dolly Parton is the original singer. Thank you for your work!
Found this channel a month ago. I find these videos both informative and oddly relaxing. These are by far the best Graveyard Video Tours I've seen. Originally from the east coast (CT to be precise) I have seen my share of cemeteries in New England's. And you've captured these ones beautifully.
I wonder if anyone from Hollywood has knocked on your door. Your videos are just amazing. They couldn't have done it any better. Love them. I learned so so much.
Beautiful. I love New York and surrounding area. There is just something so so special about the East. Montgomery Clift's resting place looks so peaceful.
Arthur, you are a pro. Sunset Boulevard clip was good as were all your clips of old movies to familiarize us with the oldies. Hope you took kitty home....such a pretty face. Kitty was waiting for you. I have not seen your work till today and I'm so impressed with your camera work and overall presentation of high quality.
Montgomery Clift - it should be against the law to be as beautiful as he was. Thank you for remembering him.
For those of you that are as old as I am, Cuba Gooding Sr, was also the father of Omar Gooding, who was one of the original hosts of Nickelodeon's Wild and Crazy Kids from 1990 - 1992. Just thought I'd throw that out there. Keep up the amazing work!! Also, that "house" in the Green-Wood cemetery is my dream house, right in the middle of a cemetery!
You've waited long enough... welcome to New York.
Hollywood Graveyard it was worth the wait. I always love your videos
I’ve had withdrawal symptoms 😩😩😩😩
Missed you guys!
I've missed you SO much Arthur! I was SO worried.
It seems different than the past tours your done this is totally different nice video can’t wait to see the next one
My father, when he was a very little boy was on the same ship as Gloria Swanson and Old Joe Kennedy sailing from the States to France in the 30s, and she patted him on the head and commented how cute he was! He always pretended the story wasn't exciting, but he never stopped telling it, and I love it. For the record, he was a very cute little boy and Papa. :)
Mr. Dark, I have to tell you; your videos are the best written, produced, narrated, researched, filmed, and presented on TH-cam. I can't imagine all the work you put into your videos, and the passion you have for them clearly show in each one you upload. I don't think a "thank you" quite covers it for me as I watch your work here. However, that's the best I can do down here in the comments section. And so, thank you very much for all your hard work on our behalf to show us our favorite celebrities final resting places. You, Sir, deserve awards and recognition for your work!
Clint Foster I concur
I concur! And would like to expand on the "narration" aspect. His voice is perfect for these videos. Besides being clear and understandable, his voice is also calm/calming and just deep enough to give a respectful and somber quality to the narrative. All and all, everything is well done here!
Also, because there are just so many channels to follow, I have opted to not receive push notifications for new content, I have 3 exceptions, this channel, Ask A Mortician, and a painting channel I really enjoy!!! So yeah, I am among the many who really enjoy the quality of production and content of Hollywood Graveyard!! Thank you!
@@purpleclove1929 so you are a deathling too?
I totally agree..... great information c
Very well put! ✌️
Beautiful. I am a big fan of Montgomery Clift but never knew where his grave was. It’s kind of sad it’s hidden. I’m sure more people would visit if they could.
He wanted to be hidden
They need to give you a TV series!!!!
FACTS❤
Amen. I agree.
I agree!
I concur
I second this!!
Thank you for visiting the graves of Lillian Gish and her sister. They are part of my family and I’m glad they got recognized.
WAIT, SHE WAS APART OF UR FAMILY?
Yeah rite
I'm not from the ronettes era, but when I first heard this song I fell in love, because of the extreme talent of these girls and the musical excellence, their beautiful voices will never be forgotten even decades from now.
Very well done. As a teenager in the 1980s I wrote Lilian Gish a fan letter. And to my amazement...she responded!!! I hope it warmed her heart to receive it.
Whitney Houston 's voice was and will always be one of the most beautiful of our time!
but why nobody cares about her tombstone? thats sad somehow
Jerry Orbach was also the Dad to Baby in Dirty Dancing.
I wish you had your own series on the History Channel. It's fascinating.
I've always loved cemeteries and feel better to know I'm not alone in my muse.
LaRae Sanford when am get anxious s the only thing that calmed me taking a walk in a cementery my kids think am nuts
Me too...but not the movement...
Thank you i thought i was dreaming it
@@maxwee2020 i love the old cemeteries, their historys written on their headstones. My family says I'm obsessed, but i tell them you better make peace with death, nobody gets out alive.
Your not alone, theres a lot of us.
Peace.
Did any of you know that the Ronettes (he visited one of them, Estelle Bennett, in this video) inspired the look of
Amy Winehouse?
Thank you so very much for adding Strawberry Fields to this trip.
Love the cat =^.^= I am a fan of Montgomery Clift, had no idea he was buried in quaker cemetary, fascinating. May they all rest in heavenly bliss.
so beautiful those old cemeteries. It was like watching through a movie scene. Also, I was surprised by Montgomery Cliff's grave. So hidden. Too bad his life ended so tragically.
A lot of thanks to Mr. Arthur Dark and Hollywood Graveyard channel. This has become my favorite TH-cam channel. I love to watch it especially in this season of the All Souls Day. I always wanted to pay visits to my favorite dead stars in Hollywood. This channel has become my free access pass to the so-called the "Beverly Hills" of the afterlife!
I pity about the grave of Montgomery Clift who was buried in a Quaker cemetery in Prospect Park Brooklyn. Why such a great Hollywood property and legendary American actor and whose not a Quaker in the first place be entombed in such an old shabby aloof cemetery? The late Monty's mom was the only Quaker and she should have at least gave her celebrity son an honorable and decent final resting place that he truly deserves. I love Montgomery Clift and I have a terrible crush on him! If only I'm rich and influential, I'm going to create a movement project in honor of Montgomery Clift to be reentombed somehow in Forest Lawn Glendale or in Westwood CA. He was no ordinary actor and Holywood star for me in my opinion. Rest in peace my love Monty! ❤️❤️❤️✝️✝️✝️
Awww loved Whitney... I am so glad you visited her and Bobbi Christina...
Me too. I grew up watching Whitney, and Bobbi Kristina's death was just devastating. My heart breaks for Bobby Brown....who I've always thought was a bit unfairly demonized in the media.... either way, its nice to pay tribute to both ladies.
Im surprised whitneys family chose a cheaper headstone material that allowed the weather to so easily whittle away all the original beautiful markings. A real shame..
@@gc4644 i dont think the weather has whittled it away- i think the rain wetting it just made it hard to read. A friend of mine has similar white writing on her headstone and when it rains, its hard to read.
@@JennaLeigh that's good to know
Dakota Fleming
Great content and narration. Thanks for including Montgomery Clift. One of the greatest actors ever. It’s a tragedy he left us so soon.
My favorite TH-cam channel, the one I always make time to watch, the one I never skip though. Thank you as always Arthur. :)
I just discovered these videos. My son told me about them. I have watched every one now. You are note worthy yourself. Beautiful filming and narration. I love that you show all of the cemetery and give us the history. Not just the grave itself. Some of these need to be visited like a museum. Thank you for your work. Totally love New York
BRAVO!!!!!!!! I've been so excited for this. I got the notification as we were leaving to pick up my niece from her night concert, so I made everyone listen in the car. Your captive audience was very impressed! Mom didn't even know about some of the celebrities mentioned being in NY & we're from there.
I'm so glad to see Montgomery Clift & Jerry Orbach's graves. I never got to see what they looked like. Thank you so much! 💜😘
Thank you so much for this tour of these incredible cemeteries. I always admired Mrs.Aster for staying with her husband when the Titanic sank. Also The Wizard of Oz was the first movie I watched.
Spectacular! Looking forward to the next 3 installments.
Jerry Orbach was also Baby’s dad in Dirty Dancing. A little FYI
True Story. I was always afraid of death/dying. I had panic attacks about being buried. I saw the beautiful memorial parks and mausoleums you visited and now I'm completely free from fear and I purchased my own above ground crypt in beautiful Pinelawn Memorial Park in Farmingdale, NY. Maybe one day you'll come visit me! There are celebrities there like Guy Lombardo and Barbara Nichols from Twilight zone fame(room for one more). Love ❤️ this one. Keep them coming!!
Hi Helane! I too have struggled with the fear of death and dying. There is a fantastic TH-cam channel that has really helped me to overcome a lot of it. It's called Ask a Mortician and it's run by a delightful lady named Caitlin Doughty. She and several people who work in the funeral industry have started a movement called The Order of the Good Death, and she strives to demystify death by being very open and candid about American death traditions and explaining different cultures and how they view death. She also has 2 fantastic books out that really capture her warmth and humor. If you haven't already, I definitely recommend checking out her channel!💖
@@JennaLeigh I second this recommendation. Arthur mentioned Caitlin's TED talk in a previous video so he too is a fan of Ask a Mortician.
@@hookman73 no kidding! I didn't realize that Arthur mentioned her Ted talk! It honestly makes perfect sense. How awesome would a collaboration between the 2 of them be??!?
Jenna Leigh's Beauty Slam thank you!
@@JennaLeigh The TED talk mention was the end of a recent HG episode about green burial.
I found this channel about two weeks ago & binged watched every video in about a week. Fantastic work. 👍
Welcome! This is a phenomenal channel, with one of the kindest, most respectful comment sections on TH-cam 😊
@@JennaLeigh Haha. Well that'll be a pleasant change from the keyboard-warrior & arrogant types I encounter on football & movie related channels almost daily. 😂😂👍✌
@@NoirFan84 I have a tiny channel, and I cover everything from makeup to pro wrestling. People can be toxic! On the topic of movie channels, I recently stumbled upon a really neat little movie channel on here. Its called GoodBadFlicks, and it's exactly as the title says: humorous reviews of B movie gems, mini documentaries about other B movies, and reviews of modern movies, video games, and TV shows. Well written and criminally underfollowed. I don't know if that would interest you, or if you're already a fan, but I figured I'd throw it out there! Have a great night!
@@IsabelSantosCunha1972 welcome to you too, darlin!! 💖💖
It is so addictive ! You watch one video and then you cannot stop . I find these videos so interesting . It must take ages to find the graves and the information ! I love this channel I❤️❤️❤️
Thank you Arthur. I didn’t know we had so much in the New York cemeteries. I didn’t know we had many of Hollywood greats buried in New York. And I’ve been living in New York all my life. Thank you again Arthur.
That was awesome!!! I'm so happy you were able to go to NY. love this series.
I love Lillian Gish great actress and person who didnt let fame go to her head.❤❤❤
Deserves an Acadamy Award for TH-cam Channels.
That's called a "webbie" isn't it?
This is too good!!! Yes Academy Award!!!!
@@erinoldcoot3381 there are also "streamy" awards. I don't know which is more "prestigious". 🤔🤔😉😎
Great video so interesting. Cemeteries give me a sense of calm when I walk through them. Loved that you found the grave of Montgomery Clift he was a great actor but very troubled. Thank you.
Love Montgomery clift great actor so handsome!!!!
Yes, ma’am ❤️
Yes
EBONY MANLEY ... He sure was. Beautiful talented man. Shame he died the horrible way he did and too young .
I am so surprised he was buried in such an obscure place with such a plain marker. Not that there is anything wrong with that. Just thought he’d be in Hollywood somewhere!
That car wreck messed his good looks up and he feel into a depression..
Jerry Orbach had so much talent. Be was amazing in Dirty Dancing.
Never pressed a video so fast!
Me either 😁😁😁😁I love this channel
Lillian Gish. Hollywood's first true leading lady. For all her excellent work with D.W. Griffith though, her role in the great Charles Laughton's masterpiece & only directorial effort Night Of The Hunter will always be the movie I most fondly remember her for.
The sombre music is evocative and makes me cry. It's beautiful and makes me miss my beloved Maternal grandparents. They died over 3 years ago from the Coronavirus pandemic (Late January 2021). Miss you so much Grandfather Les and Sweet Nanna Irene
Of all the tours you've done, I think this is my favorite. I live in Upstate New York and Autumn is and always has been my favorite time of year. To see you strolling through beautiful old Greenwood Cemetary with that gorgeous light & the leaves turning, visiting the famous folks who reside there was doubly enjoyable for me. One for the tour itself and two because it's in the fall. Thanks so much for this. I really enjoyed it!
I live in New York, and I’m like now completely addicted to this series!!! Very interesting! 😃
Gloria Swanson! One of my favorites.
The NY cemeteries look like traditional English cemeteries. It surprised me. Thank you for your wonderful content.
Many Wealthy Americans often visited Europe in the 19th Century so we have some European influences in our architecture. It also didn’t hurt that the immigrants that arrived had trades in landscaping and stonecutting that help pull it off.
These are the beautiful cemeteries I am used to. So glad you made it to the east coast. Welcome!
Montgomery Cliff's grave was a real find. Who would of thought?
It is funny how a lifetime can be summarized in seconds and so little remains of it.
And most of us will not be remembered at all.
This is so professionally done! Bravo!!
I may have screeched out loud when I saw a new episode was posted and then double screeched when I saw that it was New York City!!
I'm so glad I found this channel on TH-cam. Arthur I could listen to your voice all day. It's soothing and gives a calming effect. I love every Hollywood Graveyard video you've done. Well done to you good sir. You sure as hell don't disappoint. Thank you so much for bringing these beautiful videos to the public eye 😊
It's obvious you put a great amount of time and research into this. It's greatly appreciated. Fabulous work as always. Thank you.
Hey Arthur , I spent my whole 3 day labor day weekend having a binge on your content , I think I watch everything on your channel literally . Anyways I've seen a lot of Famous Graves videos but Hollywood Graveyard stand head and shoulders above them all in every respect . Well done on a very addictive and entertaining channel Sir !
This is awesome! I’m so glad you finally made it here to NY!
Kim Basciano I’m from LA and I’ve been hoping he would go to NY. So many notable people buried out there. :)
CamGotBeats yes!
This is amazing. Monty Clift in Prospect Park one of my fav actors. Thank u for these intriguing entertaining tours.
This was awesome viewing the various grave sites. I especially was drawn to Whitney Houston, one of the greatest female singers of all time.
So nice to see someone else that LOVES cemeteries! People tell me Im a ghoul, Im comfortable in cemeteries and love them. We have many OLD ones where I live that I visit often...
Thank you Arthur. Your work is amazing. And thank u for going to NYC to bring us another fascinating video.
Your narration is truly fabulous. I absolutely love listening to you weave your stories as you walk around - just excellent.
So happy you made it to NY and your back with a new video. Everything about your channel is perfect. The dedication and time you put into your videos is greatly appreciated. Respect to you sir. Blessings.
Just found this channel today. You are so right David Lape! The dedication and time put in on these videos is just amazing! Yes much respect and blessings!
Loved this! Thanks for visiting the Astors. I have been hoping/wishing you would cover some of the gilded age families (hint Vanderbilts!)
Wow I loved that you kept Greenwood for last
That cemetery was spectacular. Would have made that a three part series
How you found Montgomery's site. It suits who he was. He was very private man. Loved that it was small too. He was a modest man
Beautiful job Arthur so glad you were able to get to New York
Just wanted to say thank you for all the videos! The old New York cemeteries are so beautiful!
Love all the videos from Hollywood Graveyard. It's fascinating to know where these stars are resting. Especially the actors and actresses of early Hollywood. I like how you include other notable figures and not just celebrities. I do have a criticism about this video. The picture of The Beatles shows their stand in drummer for part of their 1964 World Tour. I know the focus is supposed to be on John Lennon, but I wished the photo would have shown all four actual Beatles.
Keep the videos coming. My credit to your enthusiasm and dedication to your work.
I accidentally fell into this channel and now I really love this because in my country people seems afraid to talk more about deaths and funeral but since I subs here I found out base from your tagline 'celebrate the life of people'. Ahh I feel like that's the real purpose of life now! I don't have to be afraid of death anymore as what I heard too: 'only plastic rose would never lost its petals'. Thank you mr. Arthur I love to learn history too from you since I didn''t know most of the name but I loooove to hear the story behind that's more intersting fact to me! You deserve to be in History channel too😘😘😘
BRAVO Mr. Dark! This video was phenomenal. You were actually in my neighborhood when you visited Whitney and Dudley. Keep up the fantastic work!
Excellent video...from a British perspective I like how you respect historical figures from all spheres of influence as opposed to just actors and singers.
Great stuff.
I agree.
I love your pronunciation. You can hear every letter. It’s like you went to uni and learned how to talk properly 😂
NickyB 75
Reminds me of Johnny Depp for some reason.
True😊
I agree. Love hearing the narration.
It's "speak" properly and yes, Mr. Dark has a great speaking voice!
MissyB 75 his accent is lower class, not the Qs English.
Here in Europe, many of our graveyards have that old world feel about them. What has always amazed me about motion film is that we can see these people in their youth or in their prime and see how beautiful they were, even though the image was capatured over a century ago. I love the Gish sisters.
Worth the wait and still the best channel on TH-cam...
This was a wonderful tour. I wasn't bored in the least, and felt as if I was right there with you. Thank you and great job!!!
Ferncliff cemetery is also extremely filled with celebrities and historical figures. Definitely visit soon, its a very beautiful place.
I visited this cemetary with my mother and it is beautiful. Many of my ancestors are buried here. Thanks for the tour!
I missed you so much! 🎃👻😊 Thank you for your wonderful work! I hope you gave that kitty cat a home!
I adored Dudley Moore! Arthur is still one of my favorite movies.
Thank you, for visiting Dudley Moore. He died from complications due to Progressive Supranuclear Palsy. A Parkinsonian like disease, (they're often described as cousins). Often times due to the nature of his roles people wrote him off as an alcoholic, and any news reports of a hospitalization or fall were attributed to his alcoholism. When in fact it was this horrible disease. It is also known as Dudley Moore's Disease, as his was the most famous case. My grandfather was diagnosed with it in 2003. Sadly I knew of it before his diagnosis, just not the extent of its evil.
Thank you again, so very much. This was an awesome video. 'N who doesn't love a cemetary kitty? 💜
Thank you for explaining Dudley's death and the horrific disease that took him. Although he is known for his comedy and virtuoso piano talent, my favorite movie he made was "Six Weeks" with Mary Tyler Moore. He shines so brightly there, even though the so-called film critics panned it. I still have it on VHS and try to watch it every Christmas. With this tour and your post, I am reminded to watch it again in the next few weeks.
I did watch "Six Weeks" at Christmas.... I knew Dudley played on the soundtrack, but didn't realize he wrote the whole score.... Beautiful.
Thankfully Moore made great friends in Plainfield who took care of him when he became ill. Sorry about your grandfather - this is not a disease anyone would wish on another person.
Dee Dee What was the NJ connection? My parents lived in Plainfield for a while. Always wondered why he was buried there.
My brother in law just died of this disease PSP. It is rare n UGLY! By brother in law, lost his mobility, he would wiggle n jerk around till he flipped himself out of his wheelchair then he broke bones and got stitches. He would scream from severe muscle spasms, he lost his speech, his eye sight, couldn't feed himself, couldn't stand or walk, it did something to his weight. He was rightfully a 185 pound guy he was tall n built nice. When he died he weighed 85 pounds. Just bones n skin. He died slow 6 days. He was still alive n his skin was turning black. UGLY UGLY DISEASE!! N you know what was really rotten?? Through all the deterioration, right to the end, his brain was solid. He knew what was going on, you could ask him a question n he could raise his thumb up or down for yes or no. Clear brain, but a broken body.
Excellent video. And that mini-movie you did on that Twilight Zone piece on the train was brillant. As for this piece, showing John Lennon breaks my heart. There's no reason he should be gone today.
YAY!!! Welcome to Brooklyn! We made it! I never knew there was a Quaker cemetery in Prospect Park. Now I gotta swing by there to check it out.
Congratulations from Brazil. I finally find a good Channel that shows the final places of 2 of my favorites actresses (Bette Davis and Lillian Gish). Thank you!
Amazing! Mister Dark you've reached another level in quality and grace. These images and comments are simply magical. What a good timing to do it in New-York area during the most beautiful and colorful season of the year. Great, great work.
Another BRILLIANT programme. You make these depressing places sound so interesting. Thank you for sharing stories of long departed people who were part of my childhood. Cheers mate.
Fantastic. Nice to see where Dudley Moore is buried. More please.
Having to pick one episode, from them all. "Is impossible". I have watched each episode multiple times. I have Hollywood Graveyard on the loop on my iPad, at night as background sound, while I sleep. I tell everybody I can to watch Hollywood graveyard, trying to get a cult following of Hollywood graveyard up and running. Thank you Arthur Dark. My living room wall is a picture gallery of the stars of Hollywood's golden years. I am a proud supporter of Hollywood Graveyard. Happy New Year to all. Be safe out there in the world.
Thank you Arthur for visiting the city of my birth and literally the land where my father died. This was one of my favorite videos you ever made. I was born at New York Presbyterian Hospital in Washington Heights near Harlem in the same hospital where Andy Warhol, President Richard Nixon, Malcolm X and Rue McClanahan among others, all DIED. I really LOVED your final scene at the grave of gay actor Montgomery Clift, a wonderful actor who led a very tragic life. He starred in one of my Top Five favorite films called A PLACE IN THE SUN. I hope you were able to also visit the graves of SAL MINEO and JOAN CRAWFORD at Hawthorne Cemetary. LOVE your voice AND your videos. Happy Halloween!
Thank you for honoring John Lennon in this video. It means a lot that even though he was taken so violently, he is remembered so fondly. 🙏
Some may think this is a little morbid how-ever the back story you give is fantastic. Also very interesting at their final resting place.
Love this channel, how you narrate the videos, the shots, and how much information you get. Plus you have a very relaxing voice! Graveyards, my favorite places, so peaceful, narrated by such a relaxing voice!!! Great vid!
I’m so excited you guys made it to NY! It’s refreshing to see the different types of cemeteries. Really looking forward to this series to see all of the stars buried out East.
What an impeccable and professional production. A history lesson, is shown in all of your work.I love the fact that you venture out of S. Calif. to show us this great landscape of historical record of the arts and entertainment industry.I hope ;you realize the great value of your productions.We see history and real places here that we would never get anywhere else. Bravo...I do appreciate and salute your fine work.
I THANK YOU ! db
I appreciate your efforts in producing these standout videos!
Absolutely beautiful tour and cemeteries. I could spend days looking around.
So cool to see you in NJ. I live in NJ. The small town I live in there is a grave of former sideshow performer. The cemetery is less than a block from my house. There is also another cemetery in my town with just graves of soldiers from the civil war, Mexican war and revolutionary war. Our town played a big part in one of the revolutionary war battles. George Washington stayed here
Wow, your videos have the quality that I used to be able to find on tv back in the day before everything became “reality tv”.
Living in Ct, I’ve been in NYC many times, but had no idea there were so many historical figures I could visit.
Thanks for taking us along, and I’m so looking forward to the rest of the visit!
Two great years!! Keep up the great work!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I love your cemetery travels. Just one little correction. The song I Will Always Love You was sung by W. Houston but Dolly Parton is the original singer. Thank you for your work!
He wasn't talking about CREDITS, only the SINGER!
Dolly was also the writer
Montgomery Clift. Sigh...
Thank you for this all 💜
Masterpiece! I want to purchase a home in a Cemetery & have "Lavish Dinners!"
The Neighbors will Never Complain!
Thank you......such beautiful scenery. So unique!
I finally got to visit Strawberry Fields last year. Beautiful...
Found this channel a month ago. I find these videos both informative and oddly relaxing. These are by far the best Graveyard Video Tours I've seen. Originally from the east coast (CT to be precise) I have seen my share of cemeteries in New England's. And you've captured these ones beautifully.
I wonder if anyone from Hollywood has knocked on your door. Your videos are just amazing. They couldn't have done it any better. Love them. I learned so so much.
NYC. Terrific. Your command of English is perfection you’re a great artist love seeing your wonderful Vlogs ty
I cry watching every single episode, why am I like this?
Beautiful. I love New York and surrounding area. There is just something so so special about the East. Montgomery Clift's resting place looks so peaceful.
Arthur, you are a pro. Sunset Boulevard clip was good as were all your clips of old movies to familiarize us with the oldies. Hope you took kitty home....such a pretty face. Kitty was waiting for you. I have not seen your work till today and I'm so impressed with your camera work and overall presentation of high quality.
Ohhhhhhh Arthur. We missed you