Arguably the greatest entertainer we've ever had. This man was immensely talented and much beloved by everyone who watched or knew him. It's hard to underestimate what a fixture he was on British television screens then. He was an absolute powerhouse and there'll never be another Danny La Rue. We'll miss you guvnor ❤ 😀
I ended up on stage with Danny during a pantomine he was in at the Bristol Hipodrome in the 1980s. I was one of about 4 or 5 kids picked from the audeince to go on stage and say our names, ages etc and then be given sweets and balloons. I was the littlest and he singled me out to stay on stage once the other kids had gone back to their seats and did some light hearted mickey taking and I remember him being so kind, asking if I was OK off microphone and bending down and holding my hand when I got a bit overwhelmed. I came off that stage barely able to walk under all the sweets so we gave them to the other children around where we were sitting. My mum says when we got home I told her he was a kind man and I would marry him when I got older (I was bout 4 or 5!!). Danny, thank you for a lovely childhood memory, I hope you are resting in well deserved peace xx
No words needed an amazing man entertainer and made his own way in life. He was also a veteran of WW2 and deserves respect for his service. Rest in peace, comrade 😢
I had the pleasure of meeting Dan on his first tour to the Perth Concert Hall in Western Australia in the 70's. Following that meeting, it resulted in Dan and Jack, becoming very close friends with my husband and two children. We had the pleasure of seeing Dan and Jack many times, during our many trips to the UK. ie Blackpool, Nottingham, opening night of Hello Dolly in London. We stayed at Dan's, The Swan Inn in beautiful Streatley, and Waltham Hall. During a further tour of Australia, including Western Australia, Dan and Jack visited our home for lunch. We treasure our special friendship we had, to this day, October 2023. Life brought great sadness with the passing of Jack, Danny, my husband Peter, and at the age of 84 I am now in an Aged Care Facility. So many cherished and treasured memories from the years gone by. RIP darling Danny, our family loved you so very much and we were blessed to have your friendship. ❤❤
That was so respectful and informative, and to see him buried with Mr Hanson was so unexpectedly beautiful. He spent the last few years of his life on Southampton and was often see around. The first time I met him I walked into a very quiet club (The Mag) on a wet, cold January night in the late 90's. Danny was sat at the bar with the owner. For an hour or so there were just the four of us, he bought us bottles of champagne and entertained us to the point I was aching with laughter. Such a gentleman, very much deserves his place in the greats of entertainment. Thanks Paul
"Dear Danny. What a pioneer too, along with... Dick Emery, Stanley Baxter & Les Dawson. Grew up with Dan. What a legend. RIP dear Dan.....Cheers Paul!"💋💄🕯️🕊️
Here in Sacramento, California, I do not know the name Danny LaRue. However, thanks to you and your sharing of information on his career, I will seek out more on him now. Many thanks!
Hi Paul, can I just say thank you so much for paying respects, Danny la rue was my gt uncle! He was adopted when young and my grandma found him when younger a lot don’t know full story. I don’t know full story as my Nan died many years ago!! He was a true gent and was happy to find my mum and us as family xxxxx
@@UnusualThings1 your very welcome, am going to try find out from a cousin I have on my mums side and find out more of him. I have great memories and met him a few times he really was a humble gent. It was a honour to have him as a gt uncle and very proud of him and what he achieved xxx
Hi Paul love all your shows. My mother saw Danny La Rue in the 1970s at the Severn Manor In Stourport On Severn. She met him backstage after the show and got his autograph. She's still got that autograph today In a picture frame.
I remember my mum watching Danny when I was little. I remember having a struggle acknowledging that he was a man dressed up as a lady. When I grew up into my teens it used to fascinate me how he could put makeup on better than ever managed to do…I’m no better today+usually look like a clown when I attempt to get made up now. My mum loved him, as did I…he opened the door for Lily Savage…so he’s got a lot to be proud of…he had a very posh speaking voice as far as I remember, but he was fabulous!!! Rest In Peace Danny…hope you’re looking down+knowing how much you’ve done for the great drag queens who you opened the door for+how much you’re loved by many!!! Still loving your great videos, keep going young man, you’re doing a fantastic job!!! X❤️🙃
" If any of you cry at my funeral, I'll never speak to you again.! " Stan laurel.... Great as always Paul, Danny was ahead of his time for certain, imagine living or working in office or housing when completed looking over the grave site, of course many people already do that in built up area's... I live rural so rarely happens... I always like the way you add a little humour, even when the weather is poor, always upbeat! Cheers Paul 🍻
I met Danny when I saw him in cabaret doing one-man-shows in, I think, 1999. He was sweet, gracious and down to earth. Thank you for a respectful and courteous video showing us Danny's final resting place. He was so much more than a drag act: his impersonations as women were always done tastefully, and he never mocking or sexist whilst performing in a frock. I never knew his grave is in Kensal Rise. I think he’d indeed have had something to say about the building going up in the background lol.
I had the honour to meet Danny when I was 17 at an AIDS fundraiser in Manchester. Dan was the special guest of Frank Foo Foo Lamarr. That was in the days when drag had class and talent, not like the cheap Ru Paul nonsense now. I still remember how sweet he was, I'd sneaked out for the evening, still in the closet at home but determined to meet an absolute icon.
Hi Paul, a few requests please. Would you be able to visit Lionel Blair, Bob Monkhouse and Ronnie Corbett if they have final resting places? Miss them all. Thanks. Another great video by the way. 😊
Many a time would we see him in The Post Office in Tunbridge Wells cashing in his pension. A very humble and pleasant man. His fame was never at the forefront and he was so polite to the staff behind the counter. Thank you Paul
Hi Paul, I remember going to see Danny at a theatre in London about 50 years ago, the show was absolutely fantastic, I also went to the cinema to see Our miss fred a great movie,vi have now got Danny's movie on DVD, thanks Danny for thelaughter, thanks Paul for the story about Danny.
As a child I saw Danny playing widow twanky in panto at the hippodrome in Birmingham .. in the 70s a true professional and star ... ... Always love watching your channel ...
I'm in the States, and yes I have heard of Danny, in fact I saw that episode of Mr Bean you mentioned. It waa hilarious! Loved it! Thank you for sharing☺
I’ve never seen such an expansive churchyard beautiful memorials stunning I absolutely loved Danny la rue I love pantomime and always enjoyed watching him in pantomime he transformed into such an attractive woman so entertaingand versatile lovely talented man sadly missed rip Danny la rue thankyou ❤️😊
Aussie here. Yes, certainly have heard of Danny La rue, he was a terrific entertainer. That particular cemetery, is a bit depressing tho. 😢 Thanks Paul. 🇦🇺
❤❤Thank you so much for showing the grave of Danny la rue. He was a absolutely brilliant entertainer. May he rest in peace. My thoughts and prayers are with his family & friends. Thank you once again Paul ❤❤
I lived in Great Yarmouth as a child. I once went into my local newsagents in the early 1980s, and a group of little old ladies were in a fluster. I had just missed Danny La Rue by seconds. He was performing in a show that season and had gone off the beaten track to find a small shop. Gutted !!!
As always, thank you for this. I thought Mr La Rue an excellent entertainer, seeing him sometimes when l cut through Cavendish Square. It was very noble of him to repay monies owed when he was innocent of the crime which ruined him. I ALWAYS think of the poem by G.K. Chesterton, which ends "For there is good news yet to hear and fine things to be seen, Before we go to Paradise by way of Kensal Green". Rest in Peace.
Great video Paul! A friend of mine called Micky lived in Kensal Rise,he and his mum are both Irish and frequently attended mass at The Catholic Church of Transfiguration were Danny‘s funeral was held. I do remember him telling me they also attended the funeral as they were regulars at that church. Cool car in the start of the video and those tower blocks are hideous and should have never been Given planning permission overlooking St Mary’s as it’s disrespectful. ✝️
So interesting as always but that cemetery looks the saddest place ever for someone of his stature to rest in ….no trees or greenery , and that building work in the background 😔
Loved Danny from when I was very young to a teenager and beyond saw loads of his shows he sent me signed autograph photo I loved him wonderful entertainer ❤
So glad you found his grave. I have been their a few times but have problems finding his grave.Thanks to you I should find it now.Theiers an interesting grave you may want to vist in the cemetery next door .The grave stands out like a shine. It's the grave of a young boy who died in a horse accident you shouldn't have any problems in finding the grave it's very beautiful. Rest in peace danny hope to visit again soon.
WONDERFUL VIDEO PAUL I HAVE HEARD OF DANNY WHAT AN INTERESTING GUY HE HAD A LONG LIFE IM SO GLAD ABOUT THAT BEAUTIFUL CEMETERY SOME OF THOSE HEADSTONES WERE REALLY AWESOME GREAT TO SEE YOU IN GOOD FORM PAUL KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK R I P DANNY 🥀🙏
Very funny man such a Gem in his Generation, the likes of him you will never see again much loved around the world in his league of his own. Rest in peace sir will be Sadly missed. Ps thank you for the video Pual
Oh Paul. I just love the "If FINK I found it". That accent is wonderful. Thank you for all of your hard work bringing these treasures to us. I remember Danny from watching Royal Command Performances as a kid in the 1970s. He was at that stage a bit much for the Kiwi humour, we were more in to Fred Dagg and Foot Rot Flats at that time. Kia Kaha. Aroha from New Zealand.
My Mums Grandad was Irish like Danny La Rue, born in County Cork. My Mum came from a large family of 10, including 8 sisters and two brothers. Born and raised in Stepney, East London. My Mum and her family was fond of Danny La Rue, and saw him many times performing on stage throughout the years. But with the greatest respect, the catholic cemetery my Mum and Sister is buried in; City of London Cemetery & Crematorium has much more greenery there, including Roses next to my Mum and Sisters memorial plaques, and a lovely cafe there and a beautiful church. Apparently, the cemetery is owned by City of London in the city and is well maintained throughout the year. It’s just a shame Danny La Rues cemetery is overlooked by those new developments, and looks like it’s out in the open too much, with hardly any trees to hide the buildings overlooking the cemetery. But there was some beautiful headstones there Paul.
I met him when I was working in Southend shopping centre where he was doing a Christmas guest spot in the mid 90s along with Wolf from gladiators. I was talking to them both for a bit before they went out. Both nice people.
Awww am I the only person that feels sorry and sad for Danny La Rue only having a simple headstone after seeing them other amazing and beautiful headstone /memorial graves. R.I.P Danny La Rue ( Patrick ) and thank you for all the laughs you gave us over the years.
I once spoke to Danny on the phone when I was working at an estate events who were selling his house and he phoned up for an update. It was only a brief conversation but he was friendly and polite.
Well done Paul, another great video! Loved watching Danny on TV when I was growing up and still enjoy watching him in some of the surviving episodes of ‘The Good Old Days’ where is was a regular performer. Interesting what you said about the cemetery. My wife and I had a few coach holidays in Austria some years ago. Austria is a Catholic country and their cemeteries are amazing. The ones we saw were much smaller than cemetery’s tend to be in the UK but the graves were immaculately kept and usually had a small lantern mounted in front of the headstone that family would light at night, very pretty. Keep ‘em coming!
He was a funny man , there’s a few well know people at Kensal Green , did you know there’s a princess Sophia there ??? Thanks Paul you do a very unusual (hence your name ) job but very interesting . 👏🙏🏴
Thank you Paul. A great video as usual. I always find it very sad when you have to walk away and they are left there all on their own when when entertained so many people in their lifetime. He was a great entertainer. There is a lesson learnt here never sign anything until your lawyer and you have read it. Signed away his life didn’t he. I wonder what happened to the thief’s who did that to him. Anyway the lovely lady looked after him till the end. Thankyou Paul your videos are simply the best. RIP Danny. ❤
Thank you Paul for an amazing video i can remember Danny doing a season at Great Yarmouth near to where I live i never did see Danny on stage but I did see him a couple of times around the town and he rented a house in Gorleston while he was in Great Yarmouth doing a season he seemed like a really nice person Fantastic video Paul
What I loved about Danny LaRue was that he was really outrageous as a drag artist but during his performance he always made it clear that he was a male. He was warm, funny and intriguing. RIP, Danny.
A much loved entertainer And certainly set the Bar high for future performers like the late great Paul O’Grady Danny always used to drop his voice throughout his performance so that audiences knew he was a Man & loved making people laugh with his opening “Wotcha Mates” Loved him in the film “Come Spy with me “ A lovely man Thank you Paul I enjoyed this one 🙏🏻💙
Thank you Paul Danny La Rue served in Malta during World War Two I found out when I met him at a nightclub in Manchester he was lovely and respectful may he rest in peace ❤
Thank you Paul for seeking out the resting place of Danny La Rue. I saw him 3 times in Panto in Birmingham, twice in Cinderella and once in Aladdin. He was a fabulous guy and his dresses were absolutely amazing. I remember one of them being covered in mirrors and catching the lighting in the theatre. Very impressive.
Hi ,Paul . A superb entertainer ,though I haven't seen that much of his work . Those new buildings remind me of how ,Woking looked a while back , maybe the building has changed the water table , hence the puddles and so many leaning headstones . I found a new word today ; Coimetromania . Not that I mean to decry your good work , just thought you may like to add it to your vocabulary . I too enjoy a stroll through church yards . Thanks for another fine tribute . RIP , Danny .
I watched the documentary on Danny recently . Very sad how he went from one of the biggest celebrities to loosing his fortune to two Canadian fraudsters
@@Rob-Benny-Hill I just did a Google search and found the doc right away and I'm a yank. If I can do it so can you. Thanks I advance for not substituting the 'y' in yank with a 'w'.
Hi Paul, thanks for the hard work you do, to bring these amazing people to us. Those headstones are so gorgeous. Such amazing tributes for loved ones. Take care and stay safe till next time. ❤
Awww so many good memories watching him all through my childhood and teens. He was an amazing entertainer, loved him so much. He sounds like an independent man in real life, always trying to succeed and having bad luck but he still kept trying to rise above it, a very good man, such a shame that cancer reared its ugly head twice. Thank you for showing this Paul, made me sad but happy, loved listening to his life through you. Much respect Danny LaRue rip xx
Arguably the greatest entertainer we've ever had. This man was immensely talented and much beloved by everyone who watched or knew him. It's hard to underestimate what a fixture he was on British television screens then. He was an absolute powerhouse and there'll never be another Danny La Rue. We'll miss you guvnor ❤ 😀
I ended up on stage with Danny during a pantomine he was in at the Bristol Hipodrome in the 1980s. I was one of about 4 or 5 kids picked from the audeince to go on stage and say our names, ages etc and then be given sweets and balloons. I was the littlest and he singled me out to stay on stage once the other kids had gone back to their seats and did some light hearted mickey taking and I remember him being so kind, asking if I was OK off microphone and bending down and holding my hand when I got a bit overwhelmed. I came off that stage barely able to walk under all the sweets so we gave them to the other children around where we were sitting. My mum says when we got home I told her he was a kind man and I would marry him when I got older (I was bout 4 or 5!!). Danny, thank you for a lovely childhood memory, I hope you are resting in well deserved peace xx
That’s lovely to hear 🙏
No words needed an amazing man entertainer and made his own way in life. He was also a veteran of WW2 and deserves respect for his service. Rest in peace, comrade 😢
I had the pleasure of meeting Dan on his first tour to the Perth Concert Hall in Western Australia in the 70's. Following that meeting, it resulted in Dan and Jack, becoming very close friends with my husband and two children. We had the pleasure of seeing Dan and Jack many times, during our many trips to the UK. ie Blackpool, Nottingham, opening night of Hello Dolly in London. We stayed at Dan's, The Swan Inn in beautiful Streatley, and Waltham Hall. During a further tour of Australia, including Western Australia, Dan and Jack visited our home for lunch. We treasure our special friendship we had, to this day, October 2023. Life brought great sadness with the passing of Jack, Danny, my husband Peter, and at the age of 84 I am now in an Aged Care Facility. So many cherished and treasured memories from the years gone by. RIP darling Danny, our family loved you so very much and we were blessed to have your friendship. ❤❤
Thanks
Lots of beautiful head stones, Sat night loads of comedy on in the 70's and 80's Ain't half hot mum, Dads army, Danny La Rue R.I.P .
Im Overseas yes Paul i admire os past work
For me he was the absolute drag artist! Starred film & the good old days he was loved by all a absolute treasure rip Danny 🙏🙏🙏
That was so respectful and informative, and to see him buried with Mr Hanson was so unexpectedly beautiful.
He spent the last few years of his life on Southampton and was often see around. The first time I met him I walked into a very quiet club (The Mag) on a wet, cold January night in the late 90's. Danny was sat at the bar with the owner. For an hour or so there were just the four of us, he bought us bottles of champagne and entertained us to the point I was aching with laughter. Such a gentleman, very much deserves his place in the greats of entertainment. Thanks Paul
"Dear Danny. What a pioneer too, along with... Dick Emery, Stanley Baxter & Les Dawson. Grew up with Dan. What a legend. RIP dear Dan.....Cheers Paul!"💋💄🕯️🕊️
Here in Sacramento, California, I do not know the name Danny LaRue. However, thanks to you and your sharing of information on his career, I will seek out more on him now. Many thanks!
You are very welcome
Danny was a groundbreaker for the Drag scene, as was our dear Paul O'Grady.
Both are missed beyond words, looking forward to this.
Thank you Paul
Hinge and Bracket were around before Larue I believe.
Hi Paul, can I just say thank you so much for paying respects, Danny la rue was my gt uncle! He was adopted when young and my grandma found him when younger a lot don’t know full story. I don’t know full story as my Nan died many years ago!! He was a true gent and was happy to find my mum and us as family xxxxx
How nice 👍🏻 amazing 🙏🏻👍🏻
Thank you Rachel, much appreciated. Always lovely to hear from relatives 🙏
@@UnusualThings1 your very welcome, am going to try find out from a cousin I have on my mums side and find out more of him. I have great memories and met him a few times he really was a humble gent. It was a honour to have him as a gt uncle and very proud of him and what he achieved xxx
@@wombal177jim thank you very much xxx
I meant to say the times I met him was when I was little, but from what I remember He was always lovely xx
Loved Danny La Rue ... Great entertainer ...some amazing headstones there Paul ...Thanks for sharing
Hi Paul love all your shows. My mother saw Danny La Rue in the 1970s at the Severn Manor
In Stourport On Severn. She met him backstage after the show and got his autograph. She's still got that autograph today In a picture frame.
A wonderful talent and a trailblazer of the entertainment industry. He was relaxed, lovely, charismatic and deeply generous. Thank you Danny ❤ 😊
I remember my mum watching Danny when I was little. I remember having a struggle acknowledging that he was a man dressed up as a lady. When I grew up into my teens it used to fascinate me how he could put makeup on better than ever managed to do…I’m no better today+usually look like a clown when I attempt to get made up now. My mum loved him, as did I…he opened the door for Lily Savage…so he’s got a lot to be proud of…he had a very posh speaking voice as far as I remember, but he was fabulous!!! Rest In Peace Danny…hope you’re looking down+knowing how much you’ve done for the great drag queens who you opened the door for+how much you’re loved by many!!! Still loving your great videos, keep going young man, you’re doing a fantastic job!!! X❤️🙃
" If any of you cry at my funeral, I'll never speak to you again.! "
Stan laurel....
Great as always Paul, Danny was ahead of his time for certain, imagine living or working in office or housing when completed looking over the grave site, of course many people already do that in built up area's... I live rural so rarely happens... I always like the way you add a little humour, even when the weather is poor, always upbeat! Cheers Paul 🍻
I remember him. My mum loved him and when I was growing up I remember him too. Very good entertainer
I saw Danny La Rue live in Adelaide Australia. What a brilliant entertainer
I met Danny when I saw him in cabaret doing one-man-shows in, I think, 1999. He was sweet, gracious and down to earth. Thank you for a respectful and courteous video showing us Danny's final resting place. He was so much more than a drag act: his impersonations as women were always done tastefully, and he never mocking or sexist whilst performing in a frock. I never knew his grave is in Kensal Rise. I think he’d indeed have had something to say about the building going up in the background lol.
I remember seeing Danny in Pantomime years ago. Good entertainer he made us smile. Bless him❤
I had the honour to meet Danny when I was 17 at an AIDS fundraiser in Manchester. Dan was the special guest of Frank Foo Foo Lamarr. That was in the days when drag had class and talent, not like the cheap Ru Paul nonsense now. I still remember how sweet he was, I'd sneaked out for the evening, still in the closet at home but determined to meet an absolute icon.
Hi Paul, a few requests please. Would you be able to visit Lionel Blair, Bob Monkhouse and Ronnie Corbett if they have final resting places? Miss them all. Thanks. Another great video by the way. 😊
Many a time would we see him in The Post Office in Tunbridge Wells cashing in his pension. A very humble and pleasant man. His fame was never at the forefront and he was so polite to the staff behind the counter. Thank you Paul
Hi Paul, I remember going to see Danny at a theatre in London about 50 years ago, the show was absolutely fantastic, I also went to the cinema to see Our miss fred a great movie,vi have now got Danny's movie on DVD, thanks Danny for thelaughter, thanks Paul for the story about Danny.
As a child I saw Danny playing widow twanky in panto at the hippodrome in Birmingham .. in the 70s a true professional and star ... ... Always love watching your channel ...
I'm in the States, and yes I have heard of Danny, in fact I saw that episode of Mr Bean you mentioned. It waa hilarious! Loved it! Thank you for sharing☺
What amazing man I met him in London going to one of his old haunts he was so funny this was in my teenage yrs good memories thanks Paul ❤
Danny la rue a great drag artist I remember watching him as a child great one Paul thank you
I remember watching him on a program called The Good old days, being cheeky and making us laugh,l miss him ❤
I’ve never seen such an expansive churchyard beautiful memorials stunning I absolutely loved Danny la rue I love pantomime and always enjoyed watching him in pantomime he transformed into such an attractive woman so entertaingand versatile lovely talented man sadly missed rip Danny la rue thankyou ❤️😊
He was a wonderful performer. Utterly professional and had true star quality.
A flamboyant character with such a humble resting place, thank you for sharing
Loved watching some of his performances. Lots of love from the US 🇺🇸 ❤️ 🇬🇧
Can’t wait for this…looking forward to it…super entertainer was so unique and had a style all of his own superb ❤😊
Another legend he was amazing ❤ those graves were so beautiful 😮❤
rip daniel x the grave with the lady and man is stunning. there are some beautiful grave stones around all over the place x
That place looked huge, but very well attended. Thanks Paul. Working hard as usual!
Aussie here. Yes, certainly have heard of Danny La rue, he was a terrific entertainer.
That particular cemetery, is a bit depressing tho. 😢
Thanks Paul. 🇦🇺
❤❤Thank you so much for showing the grave of Danny la rue. He was a absolutely brilliant entertainer. May he rest in peace. My thoughts and prayers are with his family & friends. Thank you once again Paul ❤❤
My Gran had a friend who owned a B&B in Scarborough. The high light of her year was going to see Danny when he was in town!
I lived in Great Yarmouth as a child. I once went into my local newsagents in the early 1980s, and a group of little old ladies were in a fluster. I had just missed Danny La Rue by seconds. He was performing in a show that season and had gone off the beaten track to find a small shop. Gutted !!!
Me and my dad loved watching Danny le rue when he was on TV I love the dresses he wore ❤😊
As always, thank you for this. I thought Mr La Rue an excellent entertainer, seeing him sometimes when l cut through Cavendish Square. It was very noble of him to repay monies owed when he was innocent of the crime which ruined him. I ALWAYS think of the poem by G.K. Chesterton, which ends "For there is good news yet to hear and fine things to be seen, Before we go to Paradise by way of Kensal Green". Rest in Peace.
Danny was very much loved here in Australia, 💕
Great video Paul! A friend of mine called Micky lived in Kensal Rise,he and his mum are both Irish and frequently attended mass at The Catholic Church of Transfiguration were Danny‘s funeral was held. I do remember him telling me they also attended the funeral as they were regulars at that church. Cool car in the start of the video and those tower blocks are hideous and should have never been Given planning permission overlooking St Mary’s as it’s disrespectful. ✝️
So interesting as always but that cemetery looks the saddest place ever for someone of his stature to rest in ….no trees or greenery , and that building work in the background 😔
Loved Danny from when I was very young to a teenager and beyond saw loads of his shows he sent me signed autograph photo I loved him wonderful entertainer ❤
My late mother loved danny la rue ❤
So glad you found his grave. I have been their a few times but have problems finding his grave.Thanks to you I should find it now.Theiers an interesting grave you may want to vist in the cemetery next door .The grave stands out like a shine. It's the grave of a young boy who died in a horse accident you shouldn't have any problems in finding the grave it's very beautiful. Rest in peace danny hope to visit again soon.
WONDERFUL VIDEO PAUL
I HAVE HEARD OF DANNY WHAT AN INTERESTING GUY HE HAD A LONG LIFE IM SO GLAD ABOUT THAT
BEAUTIFUL CEMETERY SOME OF THOSE HEADSTONES WERE REALLY AWESOME
GREAT TO SEE YOU IN GOOD FORM PAUL KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
R I P DANNY 🥀🙏
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I’m from Australia and the reason I know of him is because my Mum was a big fan. Love your channel ❤
Brilliant thanks for this ❤❤
Very funny man such a Gem in his Generation, the likes of him you will never see again much loved around the world in his league of his own. Rest in peace sir will be Sadly missed. Ps thank you for the video Pual
I’ve been to see Danny’s grave I must admit I wasn’t to keen on the cemetery was so flooded and muddy , what a great entertainer he was RIP Danny 😊
Amazing as ever Paul and such stunning headstones , thank you 🤗🤗
Oh Paul. I just love the "If FINK I found it". That accent is wonderful. Thank you for all of your hard work bringing these treasures to us. I remember Danny from watching Royal Command Performances as a kid in the 1970s. He was at that stage a bit much for the Kiwi humour, we were more in to Fred Dagg and Foot Rot Flats at that time. Kia Kaha. Aroha from New Zealand.
My Mums Grandad was Irish like Danny La Rue, born in County Cork. My Mum came from a large family of 10, including 8 sisters and two brothers. Born and raised in Stepney, East London. My Mum and her family was fond of Danny La Rue, and saw him many times performing on stage throughout the years. But with the greatest respect, the catholic cemetery my Mum and Sister is buried in; City of London Cemetery & Crematorium has much more greenery there, including Roses next to my Mum and Sisters memorial plaques, and a lovely cafe there and a beautiful church. Apparently, the cemetery is owned by City of London in the city and is well maintained throughout the year. It’s just a shame Danny La Rues cemetery is overlooked by those new developments, and looks like it’s out in the open too much, with hardly any trees to hide the buildings overlooking the cemetery. But there was some beautiful headstones there Paul.
I agree. I've never seen such a stark burial place. The lack of trees and bushes seems very strange.
Used to see him on the telly. My late nan loved him. A lovely chap. Thank you so much for doing what you do. Really great 👍 x
Another good video 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👏👏👏
Nice videos paul well done bro
Thanks Paul Danny was fabulous at being the best female impersonater wat a gal rip sweet Danny ❤
Lovely Danny La Rue. He kept us entertained shame he had financial problems and suffered ill health he was a talented artist and a good person ❤
Hi Paul liked your video looking forward to the next video 🙂👌👍
Rest in peace Danny La Rue and Jack handson too!! And lovely headstones
I met him when I was working in Southend shopping centre where he was doing a Christmas guest spot in the mid 90s along with Wolf from gladiators. I was talking to them both for a bit before they went out. Both nice people.
I have seen Danny La Rue many many years ago when I was on holiday at one time in DEVON he was good
I remember watching him on the tv when I was a child. His name certainly brings back childhood memories ❤
Awww am I the only person that feels sorry and sad for Danny La Rue only having a simple headstone after seeing them other amazing and beautiful headstone /memorial graves. R.I.P Danny La Rue ( Patrick ) and thank you for all the laughs you gave us over the years.
What a beautiful graveyard it's so well looked after. I have heard of him but never watched him.
I once spoke to Danny on the phone when I was working at an estate events who were selling his house and he phoned up for an update. It was only a brief conversation but he was friendly and polite.
Amazing guy. Idolised by me Joe Longthorn and Paul ogrady. He was the original of his kind. Great video Paul xxxx
Grew up watching him great entertainer what a great place great markers
If you think they’re big come to Sheffield shiregreen cemetery…. Another brilliant video 👏👏👏💯
It was a great entertainer I think one of the first drag artist on British tv
Another great video has always Paul 👍
Thankyou for sharing this about dany
Lovely bloke❤
Well done Paul, another great video! Loved watching Danny on TV when I was growing up and still enjoy watching him in some of the surviving episodes of ‘The Good Old Days’ where is was a regular performer. Interesting what you said about the cemetery. My wife and I had a few coach holidays in Austria some years ago. Austria is a Catholic country and their cemeteries are amazing. The ones we saw were much smaller than cemetery’s tend to be in the UK but the graves were immaculately kept and usually had a small lantern mounted in front of the headstone that family would light at night, very pretty. Keep ‘em coming!
He was a funny man , there’s a few well know people at Kensal Green , did you know there’s a princess Sophia there ??? Thanks Paul you do a very unusual (hence your name ) job but very interesting . 👏🙏🏴
Amazing entertainer I remember him well , thanks Paul
Love watching him on TV lovely man rest in peace 🎉❤ x
Thankyou was brought up watching his movies my mother was a big fan so many a happy memory came flooding back x❤
Thank you Paul. A great video as usual. I always find it very sad when you have to walk away and they are left there all on their own when when entertained so many people in their lifetime. He was a great entertainer. There is a lesson learnt here never sign anything until your lawyer and you have read it. Signed away his life didn’t he. I wonder what happened to the thief’s who did that to him. Anyway the lovely lady looked after him till the end. Thankyou Paul your videos are simply the best. RIP Danny. ❤
Thank you Paul for an amazing video i can remember Danny doing a season at Great Yarmouth near to where I live i never did see Danny on stage but I did see him a couple of times around the town and he rented a house in Gorleston while he was in Great Yarmouth doing a season he seemed like a really nice person
Fantastic video Paul
What I loved about Danny LaRue was that he was really outrageous as a drag artist but during his performance he always made it clear that he was a male. He was warm, funny and intriguing. RIP, Danny.
He was man before his time so funny love his dress as child amazing star😊❤❤😢
Hi Paul, wonderful video as always. I am born and bred in Cork city and he grew up not too far from me. He was a megastar here.
A much loved entertainer
And certainly set the Bar high for future performers like the late great Paul O’Grady
Danny always used to drop his voice throughout his performance so that audiences knew he was a Man & loved making people laugh with his opening “Wotcha Mates”
Loved him in the film “Come Spy with me “
A lovely man
Thank you Paul I enjoyed this one 🙏🏻💙
Thank you Paul Danny La Rue served in Malta during World War Two I found out when I met him at a nightclub in Manchester he was lovely and respectful may he rest in peace ❤
Love Danny from Serbia
And we all go the same way ❤ thank you for your fabulous fabulous entertainment ❤
Wow since the announcement that this was premiering, all day I have been singing “On Mother Kelly’s Doorstep” 😂. DLR such a treasure ❤️
Thank you Paul for seeking out the resting place of Danny La Rue. I saw him 3 times in Panto in Birmingham, twice in Cinderella and once in Aladdin. He was a fabulous guy and his dresses were absolutely amazing. I remember one of them being covered in mirrors and catching the lighting in the theatre. Very impressive.
Hi Paul. Thanks for another great vid. U work hard and it’s much appreciated. Well done
Hi ,Paul . A superb entertainer ,though I haven't seen that much of his work . Those new buildings remind me of how ,Woking looked a while back , maybe the building has changed the water table , hence the puddles and so many leaning headstones . I found a new word today ; Coimetromania . Not that I mean to decry your good work , just thought you may like to add it to your vocabulary . I too enjoy a stroll through church yards . Thanks for another fine tribute . RIP , Danny .
A dreary, gray wet day - perfect for a visit to a cemetery!
I watched the documentary on Danny recently . Very sad how he went from one of the biggest celebrities to loosing his fortune to two Canadian fraudsters
Do tell more?
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I just did a Google search and found the doc right away and I'm a yank.
If I can do it so can you.
Thanks I advance for not substituting the 'y' in yank with a 'w'.
Hi Paul, thanks for the hard work you do, to bring these amazing people to us.
Those headstones are so gorgeous. Such amazing tributes for loved ones.
Take care and stay safe till next time. ❤
Awww so many good memories watching him all through my childhood and teens. He was an amazing entertainer, loved him so much. He sounds like an independent man in real life, always trying to succeed and having bad luck but he still kept trying to rise above it, a very good man, such a shame that cancer reared its ugly head twice. Thank you for showing this Paul, made me sad but happy, loved listening to his life through you. Much respect Danny LaRue rip xx