I was so amazed when i was a kid watched this movie. It is always the Best and Iconic Movie, and there will no another great movie like this. Thank you for uploading this vlog to find out what happen to them. RIP
One of the actors (H.B. Warner) from The Ten Commandments was born in 1876! Holy Moses! That's just 11 years after the end of the Civil War and the death of President Abraham Lincoln. Truly amazing when you think about it!
@@marethaschwim9386yul Brennener I just want him to know even in death his message and warning will not be vain as I’ve decided never to go near cigars
Actor Frankie Darro has been listed as Uncredited as "Slave" and I watch the film once a year in hopes of catching a glimpse of him before I die and he actually passed away on Christmas Day 1976
Several words were mispronounced. For example, "live" can have either a long "i" sound or a short one. Several times, the long "i" was used when the short "i" should have been used.
Bec my beloved Dad was a huge fan of this kind of movies and when it was shown here in theatre later (72? 73) he shows me this movie...it impressed me so much when i was 8 or 9 yrs old. OK, it still impress me. Short time late we visit the largest cinema in Town, you know these old ones with Foyer, balcony, big red curtain etc and watch Ben Hur... I think i watched this with my mouth and eyes open all the time... After that i became much interested in these kind of Movies (Spartacus, Quo Vadis, Lawrence of Arabia etc) and iam still very interested into the Roman Age and Empire. I am sure that it all began when i was with my Dad in the dark big Theatre and get kicked into the Ancient Egypt and Rome... My dad passes away in 2023 but i never forget that time. Love you Dad, where ever you are now.
I wouldn't say they died 'tragically'...They all pretty much died of 'certain ailments'. 'Tragic' would be like if they were murdered, horrible car accidents or any sort of unforeseen accidents, any kind of foul play along that line..Now of course if they were relatively 'young' and died, then we can use 'tragically' because they never get to reach a 'ripe old age' as they say.. None the less, I love The Ten Commandments.. My all time favorite religious theme movie..
A fairly good presentation of what happened to people in the movie the 10 Commandments. The very detailed summaries of each one’s life is also very good however, the repetitive nature of repeating such things as tragedy and lost to the industry ads, useless and unnecessary time to this video, which probably could’ve lost maybe 5 to 10 minutes had it not been for the rip edited nature
This script was narrated by AI and the mistakes in pronunciation were quite jarring. The narration was rather monotonous since everybody died “tragically and as a significant loss to the entertainment industry.”
The A.I. Voice ruins the whole thing. When you do one of these things at least Pronounce the names right. and the A.I is unaffected by the sadness and "Loss to the Entertainment world" etc.
@@michaelle8384 yes it is. He was one of my favorites and I can’t think of a movie of his I didn’t like. But no matter the part he was Charlton Heston. Much like John Wayne or Harrison Ford
@@jimmyfale6370 no, he was in the movies because he could command the screen, not because he could act. Wherever you saw him he was Vincent Price. Compare him to Anthony Hopkins. From Hannibal’s to the Edge to Bounty to hearts of Atlantis, Hopkins is who he plays. John Wayne, Price or Heston, played all sorts of parts that were always Wayne Price or Heston An actor becomes his role, someone who is great in the movies may be an actor, or may be someone who makes the role become him
Interesting but how do their deaths or the movie have any connections? It all seems like they all died fairly normal deaths over all. Really nothing out of the ordinary going on. I remember how much I loved the movie when it first came out. I really wanted to be Charlton Heston as a kid.
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One of my favorite movie,, the acting was great, I could watch it over and over.👏👍❤
I watched it a bunch of times but only one time
The problem is that much of the accounts are hot air and a waste of time.
What a good looking and talented cast. John Derek and Yvonne DeCarlo were gorgeous !!
I love Anne Baxter in Ten Commandments...most beautyful and hottest woman ever
A more accurate title might have been "Amazing longevity of most Ten Commandments actors"
Agreed! Most of these people were *_blessed_* to live into their 80s! Very few of them actually qualified as having a life that was _cut short._
Wish TH-cam didn't allow bot narration!
The Special Effects were excellent for that time.
Still holding up today IMHO
Tragically his life was cut short at the age of 90 yrs. LOL
Cut down in his prime…
World record lifespan is 122 yrs so 90 is not that old...
@@drhkleinert8241 76% of the US population do not reach 90.
apparently anyone who dies does it tragically.
It is for that person
Lol
Untimely illness, lol
I didnt realize that Ann Baxter was a grandchild of Frank Lloyd wright
I was so amazed when i was a kid watched this movie. It is always the Best and Iconic Movie, and there will no another great movie like this. Thank you for uploading this vlog to find out what happen to them. RIP
They all lived to a decent age so not tragic
And I’m fed up with AI narration
I saw this movie at the drive-in in 1956 when it first came out.😊
One of the actors (H.B. Warner) from The Ten Commandments was born in 1876! Holy Moses! That's just 11 years after the end of the Civil War and the death of President Abraham Lincoln. Truly amazing when you think about it!
Almost at Biden s age
@@clayton7220😂
Anne Baxter was so beautiful ❤
Charles Heston, Edward G Robinson as well Nina were the Greatest Actors Hollywood had.
No they weren’t.
Even if it is Hollywoodized, i still like it. The costumes were great!!
I adore Vincent Price
Charlton Heston’s son played Moses as a baby.
Yes, thats a fun dact...and Actor Clint Walker has a comparse role in the background as a Pharaos Guard...
Yules son was on there too, playing as his son of course
How are those deaths tragic ,they all died in old age .
Natural causes is tragic, don’t you know? lol
I miss human narrators. "Rameses Eye" ??
And "Bith eye a" and "yolk a bell"
I enjoyed this. Thank you so much
What is funny is that both Heston and Price played as cardinal Richelieu and both were extraordinary.
If you die in your seventies or eighties you can you had a full lifetime.
Delete the can.😂
@@marethaschwim9386yul Brennener I just want him to know even in death his message and warning will not be vain as I’ve decided never to go near cigars
Anne Baxter was a beautiful woman❤
Actor Frankie Darro has been listed as Uncredited as "Slave" and I watch the film once a year in hopes of catching a glimpse of him before I die and he actually passed away on Christmas Day 1976
I remember meeting Charlton Heston in 1999 (YRNF Convention-Cincinnati)
Legends all, gone but never forgotten.
One of my favorite movies too,thanks for sharing these I enjoy watching and learning about them.
If l remember correctly, Wilcoxon was the father of Larry Wilcox from CHIPS Patrol with Eric Estrada.
When I watch these videos I turn the volume down
because I can't stand the narration.😆😆😆😆😆😆
Rameses I, is Rameses the first, NOT Rameses i !
💯
My thumbs down is because of the artificial voice.
Several words were mispronounced.
For example, "live" can have either a long "i" sound or a short one. Several times, the long "i" was used when the short "i" should have been used.
Bec my beloved Dad was a huge fan of this kind of movies and when it was shown here in theatre later (72? 73) he shows me this movie...it impressed me so much when i was 8 or 9 yrs old. OK, it still impress me.
Short time late we visit the largest cinema in Town, you know these old ones with Foyer, balcony, big red curtain etc and watch Ben Hur...
I think i watched this with my mouth and eyes open all the time...
After that i became much interested in these kind of Movies (Spartacus, Quo Vadis, Lawrence of Arabia etc) and iam still very interested into the Roman Age and Empire.
I am sure that it all began when i was with my Dad in the dark big Theatre and get kicked into the Ancient Egypt and Rome...
My dad passes away in 2023 but i never forget that time.
Love you Dad, where ever you are now.
I wouldn't say they died 'tragically'...They all pretty much died of 'certain ailments'. 'Tragic' would be like if they were murdered, horrible car accidents or any sort of unforeseen accidents, any kind of foul play along that line..Now of course if they were relatively 'young' and died, then we can use 'tragically' because they never get to reach a 'ripe old age' as they say.. None the less, I love The Ten Commandments.. My all time favorite religious theme movie..
A fairly good presentation of what happened to people in the movie the 10 Commandments. The very detailed summaries of each one’s life is also very good however, the repetitive nature of repeating such things as tragedy and lost to the industry ads, useless and unnecessary time to this video, which probably could’ve lost maybe 5 to 10 minutes had it not been for the rip edited nature
Holy Cow! Your A.I. Narrator mispronounces almost all. the names of the actors. Its so awful!
The fact that so many of these actors were born in the 1800s is amazing to me!!! One of my favorite movies!!
I remember the commercials
How about Woody Strode who played the African king, a UCLA alum.
Actually people stepped over Anne Baxter as she was suffering from her stroke ignoring her.
well, the buffet wasn't gonna eat itself.
You pronounce Nina Foch character name wrong
"All of their deaths were a significant loss to the entertainment industry". The fake narrator says that at the end of each piece. God!
We all die some time
人は 死後 二度目の死にあうものは 永遠の 場所 火 硫黄 ウジのわく場所 ？
〈死人に口なし〉と
神の忍耐が 〈救いの時〉❤
わたしが 道 真理 命
なのです
〈御子 イエス キリスト 主なる神〉
ア―メン ハレルヤ❤
I would narrate this for free if they would dump the AI.
Anne Baxter, one of Hollywood's most beautiful women.
This script was narrated by AI and the mistakes in pronunciation were quite jarring. The narration was rather monotonous since everybody died “tragically and as a significant loss to the entertainment industry.”
Vincent Price was the background voice in the Thriller video
The narrator needs to watch the 10 commandments so he can learn how to pronounce the names correctly.
An amazing film and cast may they all RIP
DAMN!!!!..... I don't see much facial difference on Judith Anderson from 58 to 94....🤣🤣🤣
Every human that live would rather live forever so when ever we die it's tragic
I miss the. One who play moses and his wife joshua and his mom all of them but the one who played moses no one could ever play that part like home
The A.I. Voice ruins the whole thing. When you do one of these things at least Pronounce the names right. and the A.I is unaffected by the sadness and "Loss to the Entertainment world" etc.
Pronounce "correctly," not "...right,"" Are people in the USA not taught adverbs?" 7:15
Death in itself is tragic......😢
We knoooow who played who, my GODDDD!!
Was 83 😢😢 mose 120 jears
Looks with 33 old man
Apparently their deaths were a significant loss to the entertainment world.
I guess "tragically" has a different meaning to them than what we know the meaning of it.
I remember taking michael side again moses charleton boy wasi crazy
Michael Moore's doc on gun violence I was wrong Moses was right
Got the movie on CD
We need him as president i mean moses
Who was Ramses Eye?
Wish you would learn how to pronounce the names correct.
THE GREATEST MOVIE EVER
I’m glad you enjoy it, but it really isn’t.
I gave a thumbs down for the awful AI voice and the thimbnail that said Anne Baxter committed suicide.
Please remove the symbol for taking one's own life from under the picture of Anne Baxter it is very disrespectful
Mose actor die not age Moses 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
This tragic mose die at 120.
Charlton with 84 😢😢😢
A misleading caption.
Were they all Tragic?
Oh yea moses words here would be let my people come over the border and thru the woods to joes house in wilmington del
Damn ! If you're going to use computer narration, at LEAST use the correct pronunciation of thr names of the characters ! Downvote !
I seriously hate AI voices.
Heston couldn’t act to save his soul, but his presence was so commanding on screen. I can’t think of a movie of his I didn’t like
Why you say that he can’t act that you opinion
@@michaelle8384 yes it is. He was one of my favorites and I can’t think of a movie of his I didn’t like. But no matter the part he was Charlton Heston.
Much like John Wayne or Harrison Ford
Planet of the Apes... Great movie. Ten Commandments. didn't see it not really into bible pounding movies.
@@jeffreyrobinson3555 disagree with your choices of Heston & Ford but definitely agree about Wayne
@@jeffreyrobinson3555no he couldn’t act. It was all mask, voice manipulation, and stature.
Yul was a five pack a day smoker yea he died of cancer you people are full of crap
Tooooo much talking, more then and now
Price was another one who couldn’t act but could command a screen
I loved him. I don't think he ever took himself seriously as an actor.
Sorry but he could indeed act
Ah' your wrong Vincent price could act ...that's why he was in the movies
@@jimmyfale6370 no, he was in the movies because he could command the screen, not because he could act.
Wherever you saw him he was Vincent Price.
Compare him to Anthony Hopkins. From Hannibal’s to the Edge to Bounty to hearts of Atlantis, Hopkins is who he plays.
John Wayne, Price or Heston, played all sorts of parts that were always Wayne Price or Heston
An actor becomes his role, someone who is great in the movies may be an actor, or may be someone who makes the role become him
AI sucks
Didn't like that simple-minded movie.
Yul Brenner died because he was a HEAVY smoker
Interesting but how do their deaths or the movie have any connections? It all seems like they all died fairly normal deaths over all.
Really nothing out of the ordinary going on. I remember how much I loved the movie when it first came out. I really wanted to be Charlton Heston as a kid.