I Love Leave It To Beaver 🦫🦫🦫, I Still Watch It Every Morning 🌞🌞🌞 On MeTV, They Play 2 Shows, One At 7:00 Am And One At 7:30 Am. One Of My Favorite Episodes Is When Beaver Finds Out From A City Worker That The Water Will Be Shut Off For Awhile And It's Hot Out, So Beaver Gathers Up All The Water He Can And Sells It To Wally And His Friends Because They Are Very Thirsty From All Of The Yardwork They've Been Doing On This Hot Day 😂😂😂 I Personally Don't Think There's A Bad Episode Of Leave It To Beaver 🦫🦫🦫.
I like the episode where Whitey talked beaver into climbing up in the sign to see if there was really some hot liquid inside the cup😊Rest in Peace whitey❤
I disagree, sir. We don’t need to go back. The same morals and virtues of yesteryear are still taught today. And not only by White, middle class, Christian Nationalists. I’m thankful my daughter can open a bank account, buy a home, have a credit card, a car on her own without the signature of a father, husband or employer. A woman can still honor a man deserving of honor, rear children, hold a job or be an at home mom, without going back to the good ole days which weren’t so good for most people. If you’d just refrain from speaking, no one would ever know.
My favorite memory of "Whitey" was when he talked Beaver into climbing the billboard to see if there was really hot soup in the bowl which had steam coming out of it. Just before Beaver falls into the bowl, he calls Whitey a "dumb kid." To which, Whitey softly replies to himself out loud with a big grin on his face, "Yeah. I'm the dumb kid." lol Classic Whitey hijinks. Thank You for the wonderful memories, Mr. Fafara. Rest In Peace.
What a sad story. He was very good in his role. I still watch Beaver regularly thanks to me tv . Thanks for the story however heartbreaking. Too many child stars suffered afterwards
You only hear about the negative stories of former child stars like Dana Plato, Gary Coleman, Jay North etc...many who took the drug route but YOU NEVER HEAR about all the former child actors who ended up very well. Some invested their money and prospered ( one being " Mikey" the Wheaties boy). Shirley Temple told Larry King her experience was so positive that she would have done it for free. Shelley fabray, director Ron Howard Opie on The Andy Griffith show.also had a positive experience, Danny bonaduce although involved in drugs credits his entertainment career with saving his life. He had something to live for. Shall I go on? Elizabeth Taylor, etc...
So sad. I just was reading about the suicide of Rusty Hammer. May all the child stars who passed away from addiction, poverty, mental illness, and/or homelessness R.I.P.
That's sad that he went down that way of life. I live here in Oregon City Oregon. He's buried right down the road from me. Redland Pioneer Cemetery. I visited his gravesite 2022.
I have to agree with pudwell2. My all time favorite episode with Stanley, was the billboard of hot soup. Rest in Peace "Whitey". You brought smiles to so many people, and will live on in our hearts forever.
My favorite Leave it to Beaver moment with Stanley Fafara was in The 1983 Still the Beaver Movie in the Flashback of when Whitey sets Beaver up to go check out if there really is hot soup in the steaming bowl on the billboard.Then flashing back to the present Whitey is played by Ed Begley Jr. and he's laughing in reminscing back to this very memory.
What a sad story. So different from the nearly ideal life he lived as Beaver's friend and partner in schoolboy pranks. It makes you wonder how many other childhood actors had the same troubles. 😢 Thanks for the story even though it ended so sadly. 😊
@@FactsVerse Even though Whitey wasn't in it my favorite episode was when Beaver climbed up the billboard and got stuck in the coffee cup or bowl. I don't really remember.
Too many children actors had problems which is why Paul Peterson, the Son Jeff from The Donna Reed Show, became an activist & established the organization A Minor Consideration to support child stars & other child laborers through legislation, family education, personal intervention & counseling for those in crisis. It’s a cut throat industry where people are even mistreated while still acting on the job, adults included. All in the name of the public being entertained. What I wonder about is why Parents or anyone themselves for that matter would want their Children to become a part of this industry in the first place but people are unaware of the pitfalls & are attracted to the money & glamor & attention in being famous. There have always been horror stories in other similar industries like modeling as well.
That was Whitey, I remember the other friend, with the thicker blonde hair and who was taller, see the 5:26 scene. Didn't know these 2 were brothers. Have seen the show in reruns. What a wonderful show. Definitely a blueprint for future sitcoms. Sad to hear about Stanley's future troubles. It seemed he deserved much better.
The subsidized housing in Portland Stanley lived in was called the "Jefferson West" located at sw11th and Jefferson a block away from the Portland Art center and the Park blocks which ran up to Portland State U. I had a friend who lived there and knew stanley well enough but never hung out with him. He was well known as a heroin addict by everyone there. his was a sad story that was surely going to end soon and of course it did just that.
These child actors have real struggles when their roles are cancelled. Very few get the guidance and help from the parents in having a plan B after stardom. Only the strong survive Hollywood sadly. I myself had to be proactive during my high school years in forging my career path. My parents strongly encouraged me to at least finish high school by taking advantage of the business classes offered at the school during the early 1970’s. I dreamed of being in show business but now am glad I never pursued this dream. Too many tragic stories. Very sad..R.I.P. Stanley Fafara. ❤🙏🌹🌟
More success stories than unsuccessful ones. Danny bonaduce stressed this over and over. Today your typical teenager in the USA is either a high school drop out, is heavily involved in drugs and alcohol, overweight or obese, diabetic, gets pregnant,etc....Almost all the child stars from the Brady bunch and partridge family went on to do quite well. You only hear about the negative stories not the reality of today's kids who AREN'T in show business.
Stanley had a hard time putting Hollywood behind after Leave It To Beaver, but what about his older brother? Was he able to go on and live a successful life outside of acting? This was so tragic.
I loved Leve it to Beaver ! I taped a bunch of shows on my VCR and watch them to make me laugh. I can go online now. Things have changed. Young actors can have bad lives after their star goes out. Some end up in a rut.
The suicide of my cousin, former child acting star Rusty Hamer, sparked the beginning of the organization A Minor Consideration in 1991. A Minor Consideration works with former child actors and present child actors to improve child labor laws in the entertainment industry and to help former child actors deal with the tricky transition issues of going from "Star" to regular person.
OH, MY GOSH, Richard!! I remember vividly the day that Rusty Hamer's suicide was announced on the news!! I was so heartbroken. I LOVED Rusty on "Make Room For Daddy." He was so comical that came across naturally. I am so very sorry for your loss. Rest In Peace, Mr. Hamer. Thank You for the laughter and the great memories.
Of all the young friends Beaver had, Whitey Whitney was about the only one that was consistently there from the beginning, as others changed or outgrew the child roles. On the other hand, Tiger Fafara just kind of got written out without explanation along with Wally's other friend Chester Anderson when they reached high school. The last episode those two were in was the one where Wally got a job selling ice cream from a cart.
Why is there not a “ safety net” set up by the studios for child actors who are suddenly dumped from a job that was all they knew? So many of them end up in miserable, unhappy lives without any guidance. Their families should be prepared to take their child back, not as a breadwinner, but as a normal, dependent child. They should be offered psychological help and financial counseling. It’s sad that this is still going on. The studios should be held accountable for child dumping. Better yet, don’t use children!
THE SOUP CUP BILLBOARD HAD TO BE ONE OF LEAVE IT TO BEAVERS MOST FUNNIEST EPIDSODES OF ALL TIMES I START LAUGHING WHEN I THINK ABOUT IT GOOD TIMES AND CHILDHOOD 😂😊
I am such a fan of the whole cast of the show. It's just sad to hear when any of them pass away. Granted, the show ended before I was born. I still grew up with them. Kids really got taken advantage of. They should be making money to this day, because of those shows.
That poor kid! He needed guidance and direction when he was little! Kids don't understand the difference between playing in a role and real life. And so when the role goes away, they seek direction. And if there's no one there to give them direction and help them to understand the rules of life, then they get all mixed up! May that boy rest in peace! I don't think he ever understood what it was like to grow up. So sad!😢
My personal favorite memory?.... Whitey's HAIR!..... Alongside his mischievous and obvious comical behavior.....He had the perfect 50s to early 60s "Greaser" hairdo... Probably because? Back WHEN I WAS younger, my hair WAS such a wirey NON straight style of which I couldn't do A WHOLE LOT WITH, other than WHAT my hair WAS GONNA DO! Lol... But yeah! ALL these years later, and having not seen "Beaver episodes" till recently (and at 50 yo, WITH totally STRAIGHT hair THAT IS? TOTALLY manageable)... I re-watch/look BACK at THOSE episodes and think? 🤔....Dane! WHITEY HAD THA HAIR, maan! 😎. 🤘🔥🤘
Some of my favorite memories of Whitey Whitney; (played by Stanley Fafara) in “Leave it to Beaver”, were Whitey’s nonchalant, passive aggressive ways of convincing people into thinking he was helping them, while playing dumb and feigning ignorance. In reality it was Whitey who would solely benefit from his own shenanigans. He was so manipulative, but not enough to really cause trouble he just knew how to play the game lol. I really like when whitey and his classmates are singing “Row Row Row Your Boat,” and at the end Whitey finishes with a longer, heart felt “Dream” with a long emphasis on the “eam” part of the song then follows it up with that great big signature smile. It’s a shame his life was plagued by the destructive nature of addiction. In death, I hope he’s found healing, peace and comfort. RIP Stanley “Whitey Whitney” Fafara you fell victim to this World’s back alleys, but are certain you’re happiness was found in the heavens.
I was born in 45. Almost everyone I know who went into drugs turned out to be catastrophtc. There were a few who got help but most went down the spiral. I was in the Army and I knew soldier after soldier who was addicted to whatever before they joined. All of them finally realized if they did not stop it, they weren't going to be around too much longer. They went cold turkey and joined the army to get away from the environment they were in. They said if they hadn't done that they would not have made it to 25.
@@FactsVerse Very hard to say. I'm guessing you need to make videos that are popular. Here's one idea. I read a book called "Men are from Mars and women are from Venus." It was not mentioned in the book, but I realized from having read it, that all women know that they are a princess. They don't brag about it but they know it. The reason being is that they look at men's behavior and there are things that we do that they would never do. For instance teenage females would never do vandalism. Or do something as crazy as throwing rocks over a highway crossing bridge to and try to hit a car with it. (Most men of course would not do something like that, but by them it's non existent.) In the show "To catch a predator" there had never been a single female who would do that. I know of females buying and and riding motorcycles, but they never rev up the engine to bring attention to themselves. They would never try to ride the motorcycle in the fashion that a motor cycle gang member would ride it to show that they're of an illicit outcast sort and that they're proud of it. All of them have excellent table manners. If any of them were to go an exclusive restaurant or a mansion, all of them would instinctively know how to behave in such an environment. Jim Carrey made a joke about this in one of his films, you can see the part on TH-cam. (Ace Ventura at the Party) There's an extremely low crime rate among them and once released from prison there is less of a chance that they will return.
Great tribute to Stanley, did not know that his older brother played "Tooey". Do you know the timeframe that he was involved with the group, "Paul Revere and the Raiders?"
This is a perfect example of parents of child actors and Actresses just ""stole"" Their kids money, leaving the child broke once their child acting was over, I left the Industry because the industry not setting up protections for these child stars...IR WAS DISGUSTING
Sounds like his parents were depending on his money too. His brother couldn't purchase him a decent headstone? C'mon. Theres definitely someone who was living on his checks.
So sad, I grew up watching LITB and loved these characters. Interesting discrepancies on birth & death. At 0:32 the video states Stanley Fafara was born in 1949 (at 7:46 his gravestone shows a birthdate of Sept 20, 1950???). At 7:50 the video states he passed away on Sept 20, 2003 (at 7:46 his gravestone shows a death date of Sept 19, 1950???). A separate question, at 5:01 the video states "Lacking parental support to steady life after stardom ended he floundered thru his mid-teen years..." What support is there for this statement regarding his parents? And if true, it's difficult to blame the studios for his subsequent string of poor choices when his parents weren't there for him.
It's truly sad how many children stars lives get messed up. I don't have children but if I did I wouldn't want them to be child stars. For every Ron Howard you get many Stanley Farfara's.
I do not understand why TH-cam presenters, especially those covering the lives of interesting people, have to keep using the very tired cliche "iconic" as their one main descriptor. It shows ignorance and lack of creativity (and even laziness) in their dismissal of interesting and clever language to express their points of view.
I think jerry and tony did try to help him but you can only do so much and he needed to hit his bottom, which sadly was death! He does have a marker and many people have markers like that! Just because its not a headstone doesnt mean he wasnt thought of, its a n inground marker just like many people i know have!! RIP to all the former cast members who have passed away on leave it to beaver
Whitey Whitney was not in the haunted house episode, It was Larry Mondello, The actor that is shown in your video walking with Beaver walking with Beaver.
Just about as sad and tragic as sports athletes who earn millions and end up almost penniless, in drug rehab and friend less. Just a bigger social fall.
He had a brother, children & possibly his parents were still alive since he died at such a young age. While it would have been generous & wonderful for Jerry Mathers or Tony Dow to make such a gesture, they were in no way obligated to do so. Whitey's life circumstances, like most of us, were the result of his habits & choices (sadly, poor habits & choices in his case).
Around 1988...Iron Horse beer and wine bar in Orange County...we were talking and he said I was Whitey on Leave it to Beaver..then I really looked at him and sure enough..kinda cool..😁..
The person you show walking with Beaver at the beginning of the film does not appear to be Stanley. He's bigger than Beaver and a little more heavy set. Later, Beaver is clearly taller than Stanley. That's a bit confusing.
Oh, it had to be Whitey talking Beaver to climb up in the soup billoard. That show provided me with an out every time I got in trouble with my parents. i gave them a lesson in comparitave stupidity when i would say something like. "Well at least I'm not dumb enough to fall into a billboard soup bowl. It worked the first time but not so much the second time i said it.
This show gets a bad rap. Of course it wasn't like the often crude sit-coms of today, but it wasn't as fake as claimed. It depicted life as it was for many millions of Americans with a humorous spin and covered topics like changes in parenting (Ward: "My father would've beaten the tar out of me") and delinquency (albeit mildly). Fun fact: It was the first to show a toilet on TV.
You're right, it wasn't as 'fake as claimed'. It was reality for many Americans. Today we are so far from this life many want to say it was non-existent. They are wrong.
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I Love Leave It To Beaver 🦫🦫🦫, I Still Watch It Every Morning 🌞🌞🌞 On MeTV, They Play 2 Shows, One At 7:00 Am And One At 7:30 Am. One Of My Favorite Episodes Is When Beaver Finds Out From A City Worker That The Water Will Be Shut Off For Awhile And It's Hot Out, So Beaver Gathers Up All The Water He Can And Sells It To Wally And His Friends Because They Are Very Thirsty From All Of The Yardwork They've Been Doing On This Hot Day 😂😂😂 I Personally Don't Think There's A Bad Episode Of Leave It To Beaver 🦫🦫🦫.
I like the episode where Whitey talked beaver into climbing up in the sign to see if there was really some hot liquid inside the cup😊Rest in Peace whitey❤
It was Mayfield NOT Wrenwood. you guys did"nt do your research very well obviously.
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He died in 2003.
Leave it to beaver is what this world today needs . Great people and life lessons.!!
I disagree, sir. We don’t need to go back. The same morals and virtues of yesteryear are still taught today. And not only by White, middle class, Christian Nationalists. I’m thankful my daughter can open a bank account, buy a home, have a credit card, a car on her own without the signature of a father, husband or employer. A woman can still honor a man deserving of honor, rear children, hold a job or be an at home mom, without going back to the good ole days which weren’t so good for most people.
If you’d just refrain from speaking, no one would ever know.
@@gigi77d60 He or she was speaking in generalities. I agree. Yes, a lot of things are much better NOW in that context..
Still watch it daily. I'm 65 and love the way things used to be.
@user-ks7qn6tv9m yep we're a changed world.
My favorite memory of "Whitey" was when he talked Beaver into climbing the billboard to see if there was really hot soup in the bowl which had steam coming out of it. Just before Beaver falls into the bowl, he calls Whitey a "dumb kid." To which, Whitey softly replies to himself out loud with a big grin on his face, "Yeah. I'm the dumb kid." lol Classic Whitey hijinks. Thank You for the wonderful memories, Mr. Fafara. Rest In Peace.
Absolutely correct
Don't leave out Stephen (Gilbert Bates) Talbot, Richard(Richard Rickover) Correlll Beaver's Other pals
@@WillieBowen-w2d Yes, they all talked Beaver into getting into trouble.
That was pretty funny! LOL!! I remember that episode.
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This is so sad. Stanley was an adorable and talented child actor. I wish they had let him do more on the show.
Sad but true! May Stanley find peace 🙏🙏
Thank you Whitey (Stanley) for the smiles and the memories. God bless you!🙏
What a sad story. He was very good in his role. I still watch Beaver regularly thanks to me tv . Thanks for the story however heartbreaking. Too many child stars suffered afterwards
You only hear about the negative stories of former child stars like Dana Plato, Gary Coleman, Jay North etc...many who took the drug route but YOU NEVER HEAR about all the former child actors who ended up very well. Some invested their money and prospered ( one being " Mikey" the Wheaties boy). Shirley Temple told Larry King her experience was so positive that she would have done it for free. Shelley fabray, director Ron Howard Opie on The Andy Griffith show.also had a positive experience, Danny bonaduce although involved in drugs credits his entertainment career with saving his life. He had something to live for. Shall I go on? Elizabeth Taylor, etc...
I just finished watching Leave It to Beaver
Great actor. Loved him on the show. RIP.
Sad. May he rest in peace. 🙏
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So sad. I just was reading about the suicide of Rusty Hammer. May all the child stars who passed away from addiction, poverty, mental illness, and/or homelessness R.I.P.
Rust Hamer, and yes, it was a tragedy. He was an adorable kid and could actually act.
Absolutely. Rusty was hillarious on make room for daddy.
That's sad that he went down that way of life. I live here in Oregon City Oregon. He's buried right down the road from me. Redland Pioneer Cemetery. I visited his gravesite 2022.
I have to agree with pudwell2. My all time favorite episode with Stanley, was the billboard of hot soup.
Rest in Peace "Whitey". You brought smiles to so many people, and will live on in our hearts forever.
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The best episode, and they say, it was the most expensive to produce.
My favorite Leave it to Beaver moment with Stanley Fafara was in The 1983 Still the Beaver Movie in the Flashback of when Whitey sets Beaver up to go check out if there really is hot soup in the steaming bowl on the billboard.Then flashing back to the present Whitey is played by Ed Begley Jr. and he's laughing in reminscing back to this very memory.
What a sad story. So different from the nearly ideal life he lived as Beaver's friend and partner in schoolboy pranks. It makes you wonder how many other childhood actors had the same troubles. 😢 Thanks for the story even though it ended so sadly. 😊
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@@FactsVerse Even though Whitey wasn't in it my favorite episode was when Beaver climbed up the billboard and got stuck in the coffee cup or bowl. I don't really remember.
Too many children actors had problems which is why Paul Peterson, the Son Jeff from The Donna Reed Show, became an activist & established the organization A Minor Consideration to support child stars & other child laborers through legislation, family education, personal intervention & counseling for those in crisis. It’s a cut throat industry where people are even mistreated while still acting on the job, adults included. All in the name of the public being entertained. What I wonder about is why Parents or anyone themselves for that matter would want their Children to become a part of this industry in the first place but people are unaware of the pitfalls & are attracted to the money & glamor & attention in being famous. There have always been horror stories in other similar industries like modeling as well.
Whitey WAS in it. He dared Beaver to climb up there to see if there was soup in that bowl.@@garymiller5937
His older brother Tiger Fafara played Wallys friend Tooey. They were both funny and added some great laughs to the show.
That was Whitey, I remember the other friend, with the thicker blonde hair and who was taller, see the 5:26 scene. Didn't know these 2 were brothers. Have seen the show in reruns. What a wonderful show. Definitely a blueprint for future sitcoms. Sad to hear about Stanley's future troubles. It seemed he deserved much better.
I watch it every morning. Love it so much
The subsidized housing in Portland Stanley lived in was called the "Jefferson West" located at sw11th and Jefferson a block away from the Portland Art center and the Park blocks which ran up to Portland State U. I had a friend who lived there and knew stanley well enough but never hung out with him. He was well known as a heroin addict by everyone there. his was a sad story that was surely going to end soon and of course it did just that.
These child actors have real struggles when their roles are cancelled. Very few get the guidance and help from the parents in having a plan B after stardom. Only the strong survive Hollywood sadly. I myself had to be proactive during my high school years in forging my career path. My parents strongly encouraged me to at least finish high school by taking advantage of the business classes offered at the school during the early 1970’s. I dreamed of being in show business but now am glad I never pursued this dream. Too many tragic stories. Very sad..R.I.P. Stanley Fafara. ❤🙏🌹🌟
More success stories than unsuccessful ones. Danny bonaduce stressed this over and over. Today your typical teenager in the USA is either a high school drop out, is heavily involved in drugs and alcohol, overweight or obese, diabetic, gets pregnant,etc....Almost all the child stars from the Brady bunch and partridge family went on to do quite well. You only hear about the negative stories not the reality of today's kids who AREN'T in show business.
Stanley had a hard time putting Hollywood behind after Leave It To Beaver, but what about his older brother? Was he able to go on and live a successful life outside of acting? This was so tragic.
I loved Leve it to Beaver ! I taped a bunch of shows on my VCR and watch them to make me laugh. I can go online now. Things have changed. Young actors can have bad lives after their star goes out. Some end up in a rut.
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Different generations but I did a similar thing , I had the 1990s Goosebumps episodes on VHS tapes also alot of the early episodes of Pokemon.
Seems like whitey Gilbert and Larry always getting the beaver Tangled up in something they were all great shows..rip.. whitey.❤
The suicide of my cousin, former child acting star Rusty Hamer, sparked the beginning of the organization A Minor Consideration in 1991. A Minor Consideration works with former child actors and present child actors to improve child labor laws in the entertainment industry and to help former child actors deal with the tricky transition issues of going from "Star" to regular person.
OH, MY GOSH, Richard!! I remember vividly the day that Rusty Hamer's suicide was announced on the news!! I was so heartbroken. I LOVED Rusty on "Make Room For Daddy." He was so comical that came across naturally. I am so very sorry for your loss. Rest In Peace, Mr. Hamer. Thank You for the laughter and the great memories.
I didn’t know Rusty Hamer committed suicide. This is so sad. He was adorable.
Rusty was great and it was sad to hear the news of his passing
7:50 According to his grave marker, he lived to 52, just a day shy of his 53rd birthday, not to age 54.
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I remember Whitey very well on Leave It To Beaver he played his role very well RIP
Ironic that he became a criminal while Ken Osmond (Eddie Haskell) became a Los Angeles Police Officer.
This was 20 years ago... Why NOW?!
20 years ago, the narrator was in diapers
Because you were late
money
For clicks, what else? He’s trying to make money over Stanley’s grave. Despicable.
Of all the young friends Beaver had, Whitey Whitney was about the only one that was consistently there from the beginning, as others changed or outgrew the child roles. On the other hand, Tiger Fafara just kind of got written out without explanation along with Wally's other friend Chester Anderson when they reached high school. The last episode those two were in was the one where Wally got a job selling ice cream from a cart.
Ur good
So sad❤😢
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Why is there not a “ safety net” set up by the studios for child actors who are suddenly dumped from a job that was all they knew? So many of them end up in miserable, unhappy lives without any guidance. Their families should be prepared to take their child back, not as a breadwinner, but as a normal, dependent child. They should be offered psychological help and financial counseling. It’s sad that this is still going on. The studios should be held accountable for child dumping. Better yet, don’t use children!
There is no safety net because once the child becomes unable to "Feed the Machine", they toss them like garbage.
It’s like any other business it’s a job not a guarantee for life
There is... has been for about 30 years or so....
The parents live through their kids and exploit them as much as the studios. Kids don't have a chance. (Not always, of course).
@@geraldmartin7703 I did some extra work in Houston on films, I saw a few stage mothers on set, I couldn't believe it, hope their kids are ok
THE SOUP CUP BILLBOARD HAD
TO BE ONE OF LEAVE IT TO BEAVERS MOST FUNNIEST EPIDSODES OF ALL TIMES I START LAUGHING WHEN I THINK
ABOUT IT GOOD TIMES AND CHILDHOOD 😂😊
I like that episode that talked Beaver into checking out the cup on the billboard
😂if my memory serves me, he couldn’t get back out of the cup and the fire department had to come😂😂😂😂
I like the follow up to leave it to Beaver...I left it on June Cleavers beaver.. excellent show
Shut up. Get your mind out of the gutter.
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Now that's funny 😅😅😂
That comment is as good as it gets(gitty)
Whitey was my favorite of the kids. He was so cool, even as a little kid. It makes me so sad that he had such a hard unhappy life.
His story is so sad. It leaves a mark on the menories of childhood, for all of us that grew during that time.
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Prayers 🙏🏻
I am such a fan of the whole cast of the show. It's just sad to hear when any of them pass away. Granted, the show ended before I was born. I still grew up with them. Kids really got taken advantage of. They should be making money to this day, because of those shows.
Loved that show and Stanley and the bowl of soup
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That poor kid! He needed guidance and direction when he was little! Kids don't understand the difference between playing in a role and real life. And so when the role goes away, they seek direction. And if there's no one there to give them direction and help them to understand the rules of life, then they get all mixed up!
May that boy rest in peace! I don't think he ever understood what it was like to grow up. So sad!😢
According to Wikipedia he was actually 54 when he died in 2003☺
Wasn't Beaver set in Mayfield?
yes, that what i thought
It was general knowledge that it was set in Mayfield. Makes me question other things.
Where was his parents during his difficult years? He sure made their lives financially comfortable during his acting years!
The hometown was Mayfieid, not Wrenwood as mistakenly mentioned within the first 4 minutes of this clip.
My personal favorite memory?.... Whitey's HAIR!..... Alongside his mischievous and obvious comical behavior.....He had the perfect 50s to early 60s "Greaser" hairdo... Probably because? Back WHEN I WAS younger, my hair WAS such a wirey NON straight style of which I couldn't do A WHOLE LOT WITH, other than WHAT my hair WAS GONNA DO! Lol... But yeah! ALL these years later, and having not seen "Beaver episodes" till recently (and at 50 yo, WITH totally STRAIGHT hair THAT IS? TOTALLY manageable)... I re-watch/look BACK at THOSE episodes and think? 🤔....Dane! WHITEY HAD THA HAIR, maan! 😎. 🤘🔥🤘
I remember watching “leave it to beaver” even though he couldn’t afford a headstone I hope he can officially get one!! RIP Stanley❤❤
If you look at 7:47 that's his marker on the ground
Us too! May Stanley find peace 😭😭
Rip Stanley
May Stanley find peace. Which episode of Leave it to Beaver appealed to you the most?
I loved this show.
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Some of my favorite memories of Whitey Whitney; (played by Stanley Fafara) in “Leave it to Beaver”, were Whitey’s nonchalant, passive aggressive ways of convincing people into thinking he was helping them, while playing dumb and feigning ignorance. In reality it was Whitey who would solely benefit from his own shenanigans. He was so manipulative, but not enough to really cause trouble he just knew how to play the game lol. I really like when whitey and his classmates are singing “Row Row Row Your Boat,” and at the end Whitey finishes with a longer, heart felt “Dream” with a long emphasis on the “eam” part of the song then follows it up with that great big signature smile. It’s a shame his life was plagued by the destructive nature of addiction. In death, I hope he’s found healing, peace and comfort. RIP Stanley “Whitey Whitney” Fafara you fell victim to this World’s back alleys, but are certain you’re happiness was found in the heavens.
Leave it to Beaver was set in the fictional town of Mayfield, not "suburban Renwood." (2:27)
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Were his parents there to give him emotional support and guidance after the "Leave It To Beaver," show ended?
Good Question! Spending HIS money, no doubt!
@@comfynlux5695 You don't know these people at all. You have no idea what his parents were like at all.
Not worth a response@@petebondurant58
He was great on the beaver sad to lose him
I was born in 45. Almost everyone I know who went into drugs turned out to be catastrophtc. There were a few who got help but most went down the spiral.
I was in the Army and I knew soldier after soldier who was addicted to whatever before they joined. All of them finally realized if they did not stop it, they weren't going to be around too much longer. They went cold turkey and joined the army to get away from the environment they were in. They said if they hadn't done that they would not have made it to 25.
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@@FactsVerse Very hard to say. I'm guessing you need to make videos that are popular. Here's one idea. I read a book called "Men are from Mars and women are from Venus." It was not mentioned in the book, but I realized from having read it, that all women know that they are a princess. They don't brag about it but they know it. The reason being is that they look at men's behavior and there are things that we do that they would never do. For instance teenage females would never do vandalism. Or do something as crazy as throwing rocks over a highway crossing bridge to and try to hit a car with it. (Most men of course would not do something like that, but by them it's non existent.) In the show "To catch a predator" there had never been a single female who would do that. I know of females buying and and riding motorcycles, but they never rev up the engine to bring attention to themselves. They would never try to ride the motorcycle in the fashion that a motor cycle gang member would ride it to show that they're of an illicit outcast sort and that they're proud of it. All of them have excellent table manners. If any of them were to go an exclusive restaurant or a mansion, all of them would instinctively know how to behave in such an environment. Jim Carrey made a joke about this in one of his films, you can see the part on TH-cam. (Ace Ventura at the Party) There's an extremely low crime rate among them and once released from prison there is less of a chance that they will return.
This is SO sad -- may he RIP
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My favorite Whitey moment was when he talked beaver into going into the bowl of soup...lol..
Rest in peace Stanley. 😇🙏🦋💐
Great tribute to Stanley, did not know that his older brother played "Tooey". Do you know the timeframe that he was involved with the group, "Paul Revere and the Raiders?"
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This is a perfect example of parents of child actors and Actresses just ""stole"" Their kids money, leaving the child broke once their child acting was over, I left the Industry because the industry not setting up protections for these child stars...IR WAS DISGUSTING
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❤I loved Whitey
Sounds like his parents were depending on his money too. His brother couldn't purchase him a decent headstone? C'mon. Theres definitely someone who was living on his checks.
So sad, I grew up watching LITB and loved these characters. Interesting discrepancies on birth & death. At 0:32 the video states Stanley Fafara was born in 1949 (at 7:46 his gravestone shows a birthdate of Sept 20, 1950???). At 7:50 the video states he passed away on Sept 20, 2003 (at 7:46 his gravestone shows a death date of Sept 19, 1950???).
A separate question, at 5:01 the video states "Lacking parental support to steady life after stardom ended he floundered thru his mid-teen years..." What support is there for this statement regarding his parents? And if true, it's difficult to blame the studios for his subsequent string of poor choices when his parents weren't there for him.
Born in 49 or 50 ?
Died at 53 or 54 ?
Died on his birthday or the day before ?
It's truly sad how many children stars lives get messed up. I don't have children but if I did I wouldn't want them to be child stars. For every Ron Howard you get many Stanley Farfara's.
Those downtown buildings remind me of Mayberry. Was this shot on the same lot?
Renwood? I thought they were in the town of Mayfield.
I always thought the writers had a sense of humor - Beaver Cleaver.
I do not understand why TH-cam presenters, especially those covering the lives of interesting people, have to keep using the very tired cliche "iconic" as their one main descriptor. It shows ignorance and lack of creativity (and even laziness) in their dismissal of interesting and clever language to express their points of view.
My favorite thing about "whitey" was his beautiful smile.
wow this amazing
I think jerry and tony did try to help him but you can only do so much and he needed to hit his bottom, which sadly was death! He does have a marker and many people have markers like that! Just because its not a headstone doesnt mean he wasnt thought of, its a n inground marker just like many people i know have!! RIP to all the former cast members who have passed away on leave it to beaver
Whitey Whitney was not in the haunted house episode, It was Larry Mondello, The actor that is shown in your video walking with Beaver walking with Beaver.
So first he said he was born in 49' then the headstone says 1950! What else is incorrect?
You may want to check that-dead at 53- part
Just about as sad and tragic as sports athletes who earn millions and end up almost penniless, in drug rehab and friend less. Just a bigger social fall.
So sad.
Sad he had no gravestone, Why didn't Jerry Mathers or Tony Dow help out ???
Why should they. They had their own lives.
@@rascal211 I could explain that to you but that would be a waste of time 🙄
....thats a question like when Red Fox of Sanford and Son publicly asked Eddie Murphy for help when he went broke. Its a 50/50 question to ask
He had a brother, children & possibly his parents were still alive since he died at such a young age. While it would have been generous & wonderful for Jerry Mathers or Tony Dow to make such a gesture, they were in no way obligated to do so. Whitey's life circumstances, like most of us, were the result of his habits & choices (sadly, poor habits & choices in his case).
Renwood? It was Mayfield.
What happened to his brother?
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Where is "Wrenwood"? I always knew the Cleavers lived in Mayfield.
The show was set in Mayfield. I don’t recall hearing Wrenwood ever mentioned as the town.
@@housevinyl4640 I was referring to the video, which incorrectly stated that the show was set in Wrenwood.
I was lucky enough to have a beer with him once...
Fun stuff, thanks for sharing! What year was this?
Around 1988...Iron Horse beer and wine bar in Orange County...we were talking and he said I was Whitey on Leave it to Beaver..then I really looked at him and sure enough..kinda cool..😁..
It's sad when these parents use their kids as an ATM, who end up being left with nothing.
How could he be 53 when I’m 58 and born ‘65
Still sad to hear of his death.. May he rest in peace…..
He died in 2003, not 2024.
@@hebneh oooooo thank you!!!
This is sad ! 😢
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Narrator said born in 1949, headstone says 1950.
RIP
Loved little whitey. Smart as a whip🦉
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It was set in Levitt town.
The person you show walking with Beaver at the beginning of the film does not appear to be Stanley. He's bigger than Beaver and a little more heavy set. Later, Beaver is clearly taller than Stanley. That's a bit confusing.
The bigger kid was Beaver's best friend Larry Mondello. You must not watch the show much if you didn't know that.
Death attributed to Complications of a hernia surgery he underwent in August 2003
I feel sorry for him .
So sad…
Loved him in all the LITB
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😂Loved "Whitey." Great actor.
Oh, it had to be Whitey talking Beaver to climb up in the soup billoard. That show provided me with an out every time I got in trouble with my parents. i gave them a lesson in comparitave stupidity when i would say something like. "Well at least I'm not dumb enough to fall into a billboard soup bowl. It worked the first time but not so much the second time i said it.
SO SAD
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Sad he died so young. Hollywood kills so many.
You would think that his family would have invested the money that the two brothers made and guided their son into college and a career
Whitey was the coolest kid actor on the show
❤😂😊😢😅😘
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Which cemetery Stanley is at
Oh too bad
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This show gets a bad rap. Of course it wasn't like the often crude sit-coms of today, but it wasn't as fake as claimed. It depicted life as it was for many millions of Americans with a humorous spin and covered topics like changes in parenting (Ward: "My father would've beaten the tar out of me") and delinquency (albeit mildly). Fun fact: It was the first to show a toilet on TV.
You're right, it wasn't as 'fake as claimed'. It was reality for many Americans. Today we are so far from this life many want to say it was non-existent. They are wrong.