I loved Dan Haggerty And Ben his bear . say whatever happened to Ben? How was it that Dan was never repkrted for getting injured by Ben? How did he escape from his bear claws?
*Fantastic Documentary!* I loved his character (and the shows themselves) in both, Grizzly Adams and The Dukes of Hazzard. I have the entire Grizzly Adams collection on DVD - and to this very day I enjoy watching them. _Times were sure better (for everyone) back when family shows like that was our primetime television programming._ Great video - thanks for making it!
Same here, became one of my heroes with Grizzly Adams then the Dukes. We don't have actors or shows that entertain and give a example to strive for and not preach at you.
I ALWAYS APPRECIATED his GREAT acting ability. Whatever show he did ...you knew it would be good because he was in it. Thank you Mr Skinner for another wonderful story. 🍃🌎🕊
Mr Jerry Skinner, I really appreciate your videos, they're so packed full of information. It's incredible the research that you do, thank you for sharing them with us your adoring public.
🙆🏼♀️ Well look 👀 at YOU BEDFORD WITHERSPOON IV! You discovered her typo! 😱 You’re the only one!! ☝🏻 What i mean is, the ONLY ONE RUDE ENOUGH to POINT IT OUT. 🤦🏼♀️ You must be soo proud! 😬 It makes you SPECIAL! 🥳 Riiiight??🙄
I liked Denver Pyle on The TV show The Dukes Of Hazard just as well as he was a great actor on Grizzlly Adams . He and his costar as Nacoma. were a great to see come on at times on the set randomly. He truly us an Icon and is heavily missed by me. Thank you for another great insight into the stars we still view because of your caring hand. We all need to care for one another every chance we can.
Almost every weekend or most weekends I see Denver Pyle on MeTV in one western or another. He's always going to live on thanks to all those great shows he did. I appreciate the fact he liked being called by his character name "Uncle Jesse" from DoH because it represented a good man with the old values. A lot of actors shun that type of thing, yet he embraced it and his fans. Sorely missed...
I loved this Jerry. I watch alot of older tv shows with my 12yr old daughter. We watched Perry Mason, Andy Griffith and an episode of Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C. the other day and we saw Denver in all 3. So now i have to show her the Dukes of Hazzard. She didn't undrrstand my Uncle Jesse reference until I'll pulled some you tube videos up. You always deliver on your videos.
Andy Taylor: "'Tearin' Up Yer Old Clothes For Rags'"...... "What key is it in ?" ... Brisco Darlin: "Don't make no difference, just grab hold and hang on and a 1, and a 2 .."
In the 1980s Denver was a guest at the CM Russell Art show in Great Falls Montana.. He was dressed as the Mountain Man from Grizzly Adams... I met him in the halls of the show..and he shook my hand... What an amazing person and even more amazing actor he was... Man I miss people like him in today's movies...
Once again, as expected, Jerry’s work shines with emotional satisfaction. Good job. Love the old photographs accompanying this story. God Bless you and yours in 2019.
Most enjoyable, Jerry I grew up 2 houses from Denver Pyle's dad, Ben in Stockton, Ca. Mr. Pyle (Ben) was a wonderful kind man like his son, Denver. As you mention in your documentary Mr, Pyle told me he had named his son Denver after the Capital'. I spent many hours listening to Mr. Pyle stories and now wish I had written them down. Thank you for the memories.
I know right. My husband wqkes me up in the morning sometimes to tell me Jerry has a new video. I wake up @4 am and tell him play it. Jerry's videos are like my morning coffee. Gotta have it. I introduced my husband to his videos 2 yrs ago and now he's as addicted as I am. He's so sweet to. When i e-mail him or post a complement he always thanks me. He's definately a southern gentleman.
These presentations are so enjoyable. You handle each featured person with such respect and care. These are a beautiful way to remember why we loved these actors so much. Thank you.
My husband and I were talking about Denver Pyle just the other day. I was wondering if he was ever a little boy! He always seemed older in all his shows. We were also talking about which character actor had the most parts; we were thinking maybe it was Denver Pyle; he sure played in a bunch of shows. Thank so much Mr. Skinner; love watching your documentaries.
You have some of the best and most respectful sites on the internet. I love your work. It brings back warm memories, nostalgia, and wonderful reflections on past times. Happy New Year, Sir.
Loved Denver. My family left Eastern Washingtons Okanagan by horse and wagon for Seattle 1921, my grandmother's younger sister was Retta Scott of Disney, the first woman to be recognized as a woman Disney illustrator "Bambi 1940". Thank you for the video Jerry. [EDIT] Do you think they crossed paths? Lol.
Dukes of Hazzard was my favorite show as a kid. I have the dvd set of all 7 seasons. I always liked the Uncle Jesse Charicter Denver played.. He was a great actor . R.i.p. Denver pyle.
An Actor I Surely Will Never Forget Ever Especially As A Teenager Watching The Dukes Of Hazzard!, Now Am In My Fifties And Retrospectively in Some Cases Watch Denver In So Many Movies Incredible And I Remember The Life And Times Of Grizzly Adams , so Denver you Would Say Was An Excellent Actor And Avuncular in Dukes of Hazzard and other movies and up Pops MrPyle and also enjoyed All the characters in the Dukes of Hazzard now my children watch with me and celebrate Denver Pyle In Movies and Television THANKYOU SIR MRSKINNER....A true Great You are Jerry and enjoy everyone I watch....Ithink nobody can match you on YT perfect voice and narration it's like the stories and people also history my Grandfather would tell us all ......Everybody loves your presentations ❤️
He played in John Wayne's Alamo. I met him once at the 'Italian Festival' in Italy, Tx. My band was playing for the folks there. He was soft spoken and friendly!
I love the effort and true facts you put into these shorts. Your effort shows. Hollywood lucked out when Denver stopped roughnecking. His family had a real impact in the entertainment town. Thanks......
Uncle Jessie I loved you and I wish you were my uncle cause you were so kind and generous loveable. True ly genuine person in my life.r.i.p. Uncle Jessie.
Mr. Skinner. Your video's are compiled with such respect and grace. You momentarily transport us to a time of caring, empathy and a world that seemed to care. Respect and God bless you for all your hard work and compassion. Greetings from Cornwall.
Bravo! one of your best. Denver Pyle was and is still beloved. I have to say , his MAD JACK part was the best.And he helped make the show Grizzly Addams one of the best most wholesome shows to ever be put on TV
Excellent video Mr Skinner!!! You continue to honor these fine actors and you give us the facts, good and bad :-) James Best lived just down the road from us in Hickory NC, he spent the last years of his life helping young actors and was a huge supporter of our local theater. These good men deserved to be remembered, thank you :-)
As a kid I grew up watching Denver in various black and white tv shows, but my favorite will always be when he played "Mad Jack" and "Uncle Jesse". I'm currently watching Grizzly Adams like I do sometimes. Mad Jack, Number 7, Grizzly Adams, and Ben will always take me to that happy place from my childhood. RIP Denver.
Great episode. I've also seen a very young Denver Pyle in an old Hopalong Cassidy episode. I also enjoyed watch Denver in many episodes of Bonanza. Thank you & kind regards from Adelaide, South Australia 🇦🇺.
Seems appropriate that Mr. Pyle would go to Heaven on Christmas Day...He was quite The Present to us Fans.....as are you Mr. Skinner! You sure are appreciated in here and we spoiled Fans would love nothing better than to get "A Story" from you once a week! You Are Family! Cheers From Ohio
Excellent .I have his autograph that he mailed me .I think I had asked him for a interview .I was doing them around this time.Did 42or so all with those who made westerns. Again thanks for I learned so much more on him from your great work Bob Pontes
I remember Denver Pyle in The Life and Times of Grizzily Adams. As well as The Dukes of Hazzard. Pity he is not available anymore. Thanks very much for your performances. Also James Best as Sherrif Roscoe P Coltrane. You are missed.
I was pleasantly surprised to know that Mr Pyle became beat friends with James best and got tonwirk with him on several projects. It's a shame Brisco Darling didn't appear on either of James Best's twoo appearances on the Andy Griffith Show as guitarist Jim Lindsay. He was a hoot! He even sounded like roscoe on the first appearance. Jerry, I love your stuff. Yiu have a great voice and a unique style for doing these documentaries. They are superb!
I absolutely love what you're able to do with all these documentaries. You have a natural god-given talent to bring people in and keep them interested in listening. Thank you.
I knew I had seen that face in all of the westerns it seemed. Even so, I never made that connection when he was uncle Jesse on Dukes of Hazzard. This video put that together for me, and brought fun memories of that very funny TV show. Fascinating biography. Good video.
Thanks for another great video, Jerry! Denver was a talented actor, and played a lot of great characters, but Briscoe Darling will always be my fav...More power to ya! LOL
and whats really odd, he wasn't from Texas, and his wife had him buried next to her parents , He spent most his life in the LA area seems like he would have been buried there . maybe they are waiting for the wife to pass and have a joint marker
Thank you for taking me back in time wen my granddad and dad would watch most of the films mentioned wonderful memories have a great new year all the best Michelle UK
I can still remember it like it was yesterday. Around 1980 I was a kid and our family had to go to the Denver airport. While waiting a lady tapas me on my shoulder and said if I knew who was sitting wright by us. It was Denver. My dad gave me and my brother one of his business cards and we asked him if he would artograph it and he did. Over time the cards got lost. Although I will never forget. He is the only famous person I ever got an autograph from.
How sweet that he got his moment of recognition he SO richly deserved on The Walk Of Fame before he passed away. ... Denver Pyle put REAL "Character" into the term Character Actor.
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Denver was a great actor. I saw him in so many of these movies and series. Thank you Jerry. RIP Denver.
I loved Dan Haggerty And Ben his bear . say whatever happened to Ben? How was it that Dan was never repkrted for getting injured by Ben? How did he escape from his bear claws?
My reply is how was the trainer of Ben in keeping the bear s claws from cutting his so called owner Dan Haggerty?
*Fantastic Documentary!* I loved his character (and the shows themselves) in both, Grizzly Adams and The Dukes of Hazzard. I have the entire Grizzly Adams collection on DVD - and to this very day I enjoy watching them. _Times were sure better (for everyone) back when family shows like that was our primetime television programming._ Great video - thanks for making it!
Same here, became one of my heroes with Grizzly Adams then the Dukes. We don't have actors or shows that entertain and give a example to strive for and not preach at you.
Who could ever forget 'Uncle Jessie' ? Thanks again Mr. Skinner Sir, a wonderful tribute to a great Man and Actor. Also Very Informative. Great Video.
Absolutely fantastic Actor... lots of childhood memories came flooding back, what a brilliant actor, thank you Jerry!
Jerry you always do such a wonderful job of share the stories of these stars. Thank you for the time and effort you dedicate to each episode. 🙂👍🏻
Loved Denver in Grizzly Adams .. Ole 'mad Jack".. RIP Mr Pyle
Yes,also Grizzly Adams R.I.P.
Aye Grizzly Adams, alot of fond memories about that show when I was a kid... A character with a brass mouth and a GIANT heart..
Denver Pyle wAs always a welcomed actor. If Denver was in something, we knew it was going to be good
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So crazy weird....l just said the same thing in my comment. 😊
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I ALWAYS APPRECIATED his GREAT acting ability. Whatever show he did ...you knew it would be good because he was in it. Thank you Mr Skinner for another wonderful story. 🍃🌎🕊
Thank you for this wonderful tribute to a great actor and a fine man.
Denver Pyle was amazing and certainly paid his dues in Hollywood. God bless the life that he had and still is with us on the big screen.
Denver Pyle was a wonderful grandfather figure. I hope you had a very merry Christmas, Jerry.
Mr Jerry Skinner, I really appreciate your videos, they're so packed full of information. It's incredible the research that you do, thank you for sharing them with us your adoring public.
Rip all the Pye family all.of you
Odette Widdicombe who exactly is the Pye family?
🙆🏼♀️ Well look 👀 at YOU BEDFORD WITHERSPOON IV! You discovered
her typo! 😱 You’re the only one!! ☝🏻 What i mean is, the ONLY ONE RUDE ENOUGH to POINT IT OUT. 🤦🏼♀️ You must be soo proud! 😬 It makes you
SPECIAL! 🥳
Riiiight??🙄
remember him from Perry Mason before Dukes was a great character actor. John said he really was his uncle Jessie
Once again Mr. Skinner your story telling tugs on my heart strings.
Thank you John. Jerry
@Mary Nova Thank you Mary good to hear from you my friend. Hope you enjoy your retirement. Jerry
So glad you made a video on Denver. Such a likeable and versatile actor. Thank you!
I liked Denver Pyle on The TV show The Dukes Of Hazard just as well as he was a great actor on Grizzlly Adams .
He and his costar as Nacoma. were a great to see come on at times on the set randomly. He truly us an Icon and is heavily missed by me. Thank you for another great insight into the stars we still view because of your caring hand. We all need to care for one another every chance we can.
Almost every weekend or most weekends I see Denver Pyle on MeTV in one western or another. He's always going to live on thanks to all those great shows he did. I appreciate the fact he liked being called by his character name "Uncle Jesse" from DoH because it represented a good man with the old values. A lot of actors shun that type of thing, yet he embraced it and his fans. Sorely missed...
This was an enjoyable documentary for Denver Pyle!!!!
I loved this Jerry.
I watch alot of older tv shows with my 12yr old daughter.
We watched Perry Mason, Andy Griffith and an episode of Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C. the other day and we saw Denver in all 3. So now i have to show her the Dukes of Hazzard. She didn't undrrstand my Uncle Jesse reference until I'll pulled some you tube videos up.
You always deliver on your videos.
He was a darling of a man & a good ole boy to the end . RIP
Thanks for everything you do. You have a wonderful voice. Love your channel ❤️
Briscoe Darling, to be exact!
Andy Taylor: "'Tearin' Up Yer Old Clothes For Rags'"...... "What key is it in ?" ...
Brisco Darlin: "Don't make no difference, just grab hold and hang on and a 1, and a 2 .."
"Oh no...that one makes me cry!"
Hahaha.
In the 1980s Denver was a guest at the CM Russell Art show in Great Falls Montana.. He was dressed as the Mountain Man from Grizzly Adams... I met him in the halls of the show..and he shook my hand... What an amazing person and even more amazing actor he was... Man I miss people like him in today's movies...
Once again, as expected, Jerry’s work shines with emotional satisfaction. Good job. Love the old photographs accompanying this story. God Bless you and yours in 2019.
Most enjoyable, Jerry
I grew up 2 houses from Denver Pyle's dad, Ben in Stockton, Ca. Mr. Pyle (Ben) was a wonderful kind man like his son, Denver. As you mention in your documentary Mr, Pyle told me he had named his son Denver after the Capital'.
I spent many hours listening to Mr. Pyle stories and now wish I had written them down.
Thank you for the memories.
Thank you so much. It fit with the way Denver felt towards his Dad. Thank you again my friend. Jerry
Such a hard working family. Love your biographies. Great actor.
Though I'm only 45 I remember "uncle jessie" well. I grew up watching Dukes of Hazard. Thanks for another great one..Happy Holidays.
Jericho Black
I have the same memories. I wish they would come back on.
Everytime I see you posted a new video I get excited because your videos are always so good thank you for releasing a new one
Jerry always does quality work.
@@1linkbelt That he does, and he has a wonderful voice.
I know right. My husband wqkes me up in the morning sometimes to tell me Jerry has a new video. I wake up @4 am and tell him play it. Jerry's videos are like my morning coffee. Gotta have it.
I introduced my husband to his videos 2 yrs ago and now he's as addicted as I am.
He's so sweet to. When i e-mail him or post a complement he always thanks me. He's definately a southern gentleman.
These presentations are so enjoyable. You handle each featured person with such respect and care. These are a beautiful way to remember why we loved these actors so much. Thank you.
Is there anyone that can beat Jerry Skinner for these type of documentaries? Absolutely marvelous presentations!! Thank you, Jerry.
My husband and I were talking about Denver Pyle just the other day. I was wondering if he was ever a little boy! He always seemed older in all his shows. We were also talking about which character actor had the most parts; we were thinking maybe it was Denver Pyle; he sure played in a bunch of shows. Thank so much Mr. Skinner; love watching your documentaries.
Hi Mr Skinner I can all ways count on you for a WARM MEMORY from my Childhood.. Thank you Happy New Year mr Skinner.
Very good. Grew up watching him. He is missed! Really good actor!
Thank you for all you do, Mr. Skinner. You certainly do a great job with all the biographies you've done.
Thank you Doug. Jerry
Jerry this is an outstanding documentary...I always loved watching Denver Pyles accomplishments on the big screen and tv.
Thank you jerry, another lovely movie, I could listen to you all night 💋 God bless
RIP mr. Denver Pyle! Thanks for the entertainment you provided us. Thanks mr. Skinner, that is great.
You have some of the best and most respectful sites on the internet. I love your work. It brings back warm memories, nostalgia, and wonderful reflections on past times.
Happy New Year, Sir.
Loved Denver. My family left Eastern Washingtons Okanagan by horse and wagon for Seattle 1921, my grandmother's younger sister was Retta Scott of Disney, the first woman to be recognized as a woman Disney illustrator "Bambi 1940". Thank you for the video Jerry. [EDIT] Do you think they crossed paths? Lol.
Yes, i would think she would surely have met Denvers brother. Jerry
Dukes of Hazzard was my favorite show as a kid. I have the dvd set of all 7 seasons. I always liked the Uncle Jesse Charicter Denver played.. He was a great actor . R.i.p. Denver pyle.
An Actor I Surely Will Never Forget Ever Especially As A Teenager Watching The Dukes Of Hazzard!, Now Am In My Fifties And Retrospectively in Some Cases Watch Denver In So Many Movies Incredible And I Remember The Life And Times Of Grizzly Adams , so Denver you Would Say Was An Excellent Actor And Avuncular in Dukes of Hazzard and other movies and up Pops MrPyle and also enjoyed All the characters in the Dukes of Hazzard now my children watch with me and celebrate Denver Pyle In Movies and Television THANKYOU SIR MRSKINNER....A true Great You are Jerry and enjoy everyone I watch....Ithink nobody can match you on YT perfect voice and narration it's like the stories and people also history my Grandfather would tell us all ......Everybody loves your presentations ❤️
Well done. I loved watching Mad Jack and No.7 as a kid, such a memorable actor.
Thank you Jerry for all you do for us. Happy New Year!
Thanks Mr.Jerry. He was a fine actor. Loved him in anything he was in.
He played in John Wayne's Alamo. I met him once at the 'Italian Festival' in Italy, Tx. My band was playing for the folks there. He was soft spoken and friendly!
Denver was a particular favorite of mine.. I watch almost anything he's in.
Thank You Jerry! Amazing life of Denver Pyle, Told only like you can do Best.
Another simply great presentation by Mr. Skinner.
Thank you, Jerry.
Michel Gaudet me,too jerry
I love the effort and true facts you put into these shorts. Your effort shows.
Hollywood lucked out when Denver stopped roughnecking. His family had a real impact in the entertainment town. Thanks......
Thank you Jerry for another piece of art.
Uncle Jessie I loved you and I wish you were my uncle cause you were so kind and generous loveable. True ly genuine person in my life.r.i.p. Uncle Jessie.
A big thank you jerry skinner for your work and the treasures you share with us inhabitants of another continent
Denver Pyle was always a welcome sight in westerns, movies and tv series. RIP Denver Pyle.
Mr. Skinner. Your video's are compiled with such respect and grace. You momentarily transport us to a time of caring, empathy and a world that seemed to care. Respect and God bless you for all your hard work and compassion. Greetings from Cornwall.
One of my favorite actors. Thank you for bringing him to life Mr. Jerry
Bravo! one of your best. Denver Pyle was and is still beloved. I have to say , his MAD JACK part was the best.And he helped make the show Grizzly Addams one of the best most wholesome shows to ever be put on TV
Excellent video Mr Skinner!!! You continue to honor these fine actors and you give us the facts, good and bad :-)
James Best lived just down the road from us in Hickory NC, he spent the last years of his life helping young actors and was a huge supporter of our local theater. These good men deserved to be remembered, thank you :-)
I love all of these videos. Pyle was a handsome man and a fabulous actor.
Another masterpiece Jerry. Keep them coming, I can’t get enough.
These are always good. Thanks Jerry...
As a kid I grew up watching Denver in various black and white tv shows, but my favorite will always be when he played "Mad Jack" and "Uncle Jesse". I'm currently watching Grizzly Adams like I do sometimes. Mad Jack, Number 7, Grizzly Adams, and Ben will always take me to that happy place from my childhood. RIP Denver.
Thank you Jerry for all your hard work. God Bless.
Thank you Sharon, Happy New Year to you my dear. Jerry
Great episode. I've also seen a very young Denver Pyle in an old Hopalong Cassidy episode.
I also enjoyed watch Denver in many episodes of Bonanza.
Thank you & kind regards from Adelaide, South Australia 🇦🇺.
Seems appropriate that Mr. Pyle would go to Heaven on Christmas Day...He was quite The Present to us Fans.....as are you Mr. Skinner! You sure are appreciated in here and we spoiled Fans would love nothing better than to get "A Story" from you once a week! You Are Family! Cheers From Ohio
Thanks ,Jerry. I had forgotten how many shows I had seen him in !
Excellent .I have his autograph that he mailed me .I think I had asked him for a interview .I was doing them around this time.Did 42or so all with those who made westerns. Again thanks for I learned so much more on him from your great work Bob Pontes
how cool
Thank you Jerry for sharing merry Christmas and happy new year my friend
I remember Denver Pyle in The Life and Times of Grizzily Adams. As well as The Dukes of Hazzard. Pity he is not available anymore. Thanks very much for your performances. Also James Best as Sherrif Roscoe P Coltrane. You are missed.
Thank you Jerry. enjoyed watching and I really appreciate your hard work to do what you're wonderful at.
Another great story!! Thank you Jerry!!👏👏👏😳👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻🏆🏆
I love your video's Jerry. You do it with so much information. Rest in peace, Uncle Jesse/Denver Pyle. :-)
He was always one of my favorites, thanks for posting 👍
Nice1 the fella was a face from my youth watching TV....enjoyed this thanks
What a genuinely great guy. Mad Jack will always be my favorite character. I always got such a kick out of him
You should do one on James Best, who died in my town, Hickory NC. He loved it here and Hickory loved James Best. He was active in the theater here.
Thank you Roxanne. Jerry
Roxanne, I am from Hickory and loved going to the Hickory theater to see his wife. I was sad when he passed.
HeyJerry! Another amazing and kind bio-drama. Thank you. One massive fan from England. :-)
Thank you Sharon from England. Jerry
I was pleasantly surprised to know that Mr Pyle became beat friends with James best and got tonwirk with him on several projects. It's a shame Brisco Darling didn't appear on either of James Best's twoo appearances on the Andy Griffith Show as guitarist Jim Lindsay. He was a hoot! He even sounded like roscoe on the first appearance.
Jerry, I love your stuff. Yiu have a great voice and a unique style for doing these documentaries. They are superb!
Wonderful man . He was a big part of my childhood.
Thanks for the memories Jerry, they're truly appreciated! God Bless and Happy New Year!
I absolutely love what you're able to do with all these documentaries. You have a natural god-given talent to bring people in and keep them interested in listening. Thank you.
Love seeing that you've posted a video.
Thank you for this wonderful video, as I get to watch on " Amazon Prime Video " Mr Denver Pyle, on the Dukes of hazard. Rest in peace Mr Pyle.
His best part was Briscoe Darlin....by far !
He was very good in Grizzly Adams, too. Yes, he was great as Briscoe Darling.
@1-YAY Smith Speaking of dealing with Ernest T. Bass classic Briscoe: "thought about killin' 'em, but kinda hated to go that fawhr".
I agree! Also loved him in Something Big, with Dean Martin and Brian Keith. It was a cameo role but hilarious!
Mary Nova You can watch Something Big on TH-cam. Hope you like it.
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I actually remember him on TV and in the movies.. Thanks Jerry Happy new year...
Jerry Skinner wins again.
Damn good job, Jerry...many thanks !
I knew I had seen that face in all of the westerns it seemed. Even so, I never made that connection when he was uncle Jesse on Dukes of Hazzard. This video put that together for me, and brought fun memories of that very funny TV show. Fascinating biography. Good video.
Jerry I love your videos, so enjoyable. Thanks for all your work putting them together.
Denver Pyle was a great actor. Was one of the best. I thank him for all his talents.
Thanks for another great video, Jerry! Denver was a talented actor, and played a lot of great characters, but Briscoe Darling will always be my fav...More power to ya! LOL
Love Denver Pyle so many great memories of his films
Another one of my favorite character actors, great bio,thanks!
Holy Mackerel.
Another great one.
I’m 65 and have seen his films 👍🏻
Loved him on Andy Griffith. Funny, funny, funny. Belly laugh funny
"Alright boys, let's scrub one off...and a one, two..." Yep, belly-laugh funny!
More power to ya.
Everyone has their own thing, but I'm left wondering why an unmarked grave.
and whats really odd, he wasn't from Texas, and his wife had him buried next to her parents , He spent most his life in the LA area seems like he would have been buried there . maybe they are waiting for the wife to pass and have a joint marker
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There is a good reason why. It was Tippie's decision to do this
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@@califdad4 there was a good reason why there is no headstone there..
Thank you Jerry for another quality video.
Watching + learning from NSW Australia.
Thank you for taking me back in time wen my granddad and dad would watch most of the films mentioned wonderful memories have a great new year all the best Michelle UK
I can still remember it like it was yesterday. Around 1980 I was a kid and our family had to go to the Denver airport. While waiting a lady tapas me on my shoulder and said if I knew who was sitting wright by us. It was Denver. My dad gave me and my brother one of his business cards and we asked him if he would artograph it and he did. Over time the cards got lost. Although I will never forget. He is the only famous person I ever got an autograph from.
Loved him as “Briscoe Darling” on the Andy Griffith show.R.I.P.Denver.👏👏
So many great roles. Love him as Mr Darling on Andy Griffith. So funny.
How could someone so well-loved have an unmarked grave? And 104! bless his mother's heart.
Happy New Year, Mr. Skinner! Thanks ever so much for these great documentaries.
How sweet that he got his moment of recognition he SO richly deserved on The Walk Of Fame before he passed away. ... Denver Pyle put REAL "Character" into the term Character Actor.