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FAMOUS GRAVE TOUR - Forest Lawn Glendale 6 (Errol Flynn, Merle Oberon, etc.)

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Published 1 Jun 2021

Welcome to Hollywood Graveyard, where we set out to remember and celebrate the lives of those who lived to entertain us, by visiting their final resting places. Today we're heading back to Forest Lawn Glendale, where we'll find such stars as Errol Flynn, Sydney Greenstreet, Merle Oberon, and many more. Full list of stars visited today: Edward Everett Horton, Jack Pierce, Kim Shattuck, Leon Errol, William Castle, Alice Calhoun, Terry Kath, Merle Oberon, Totty Ames, Errol Flynn, Patrice Wymore, Connie Emerald, Ida Lupino, Zara Cully, Barbara Ruick, Celeste Yarnall, Frank & Ethel Gumm, Charley Chase, Steve Priest, Hal B. Wallis, Dimitri Tiomkin, Albertina Rasch, Genevieve Tobin, William Keighley, James Whale, David Lewis, Irene, F. Richard Jones, Lucille Ricksen, Mildred Davis, Harold Lloyd Jr, Sydney Greenstreet, Ruth Roland, Ben Bard, Chic Sale, Edmund Breese, Marguerite Snow, Neely Edwards, Louise Dresser, Chief Thundercloud, Charley Grapewin, Anna Chance, Vera West, William Collier, Edna May Oliver, Franklin Pangborn, Clara Blandick, Mary Jane Gumm, Art Tatum, Johnny "Guitar" Watson, Roger Sinclair. Thanks to our Patreon supporters, who help make these videos possible: 82starwars, Anita Westerbeck, Ashley Hanson, Blake Changnon, Brian Reagan, Carolyn Golowka, Charles Whelan, Charlie Clother, Chris McSweeney, Christina Favero, Crystal Joyce, Daniel Clark, Danielle Tripodi, Dave Nelson, David Silver, Deb Krutsch, Denise Gregoire, Denny West, Donald Ryan, Doug Chatman, Eric Farque, Eve Devinsky, Fred Rodriguez, Fryequeene, Ginger Fitts, Ian Lunden, Jaime Hughes, James Lowther, James Delk, Janet Elliot, Jen Girouard, Jennifer Hall, Jessy Schaffer, Jett, Joe Soderlund, Jorrie Simmons, Karen Mikulka, Kenneth Ballard, Kevin TK, Kiara, Kurt Deion, Linda Bacon, Lisa Williams, Lisa Martinese, Lori Hilton, Marcos M, MariaElena Gonzalez, Matt Lamb, Michael, Bawden, Michael Stanley Klimczak, Michele Torrence, Mike & Becky Malone, Nicolas Co, Patti Blake, Ray Everett, Red Runyon, Robin Fenley, Ron, Rudy1926, Sarah Davidson, Scott DeVane, StatManDan, Terri Librande, Trevor Olson, UnstoppableCJ1976, Victoria Waldock, Victoria White, Willie & Elaine Lowery, Craig Singletary, Georgina Ryba, Keith Iaskey, Kevin Floyd, Kim Halper, Lena Soldner, Lynn Eades, Pat Johnson, Rachel Kloosterman, Roger Beard, Sally Dupuis, Sarah Naylor, Sue Jordan, Ben Cormier, Denise Saterfield, Michael, Philip Gardner, Rob Torrey, Sean P Moran, Victoria Rodriguez, Henry Vinson, Karl Frisch, Matthew Henricksen, Brandon Elliott, Scott Spencer, Jason Young. Support Us on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/hollywoodgraveyard Produced by Arthur Dark Music by Giuseppe Vasapolli Additional Library Music via YouTube "Somebody's Wrong" by Isham Jones Special Thanks: Steve Goldstein, Jessica Wahl, Richard Brown Disclaimer: Tour videos are independently produced, and are not endorsed by the respective cemetery. When visiting a cemetery, do so only during regular visiting hours, take only pictures/videos, and leave only approved grave offerings. Be courteous and respectful of both the living and the dead. In deference to families of those profiled herein, any requests to remove profiles by family members of the individual will be honored. Profile images courtesy of: Wikimedia Commons, public domain searches, and fair use promotional material. Sources include: Wikipedia, IMDb, Find a Grave, etc. Copyright: Short excerpts of media featured in this video are copyright of their respective owners, and are used herein for commentary and reference under "fair use." Please contact us with any copyright concerns if you feel the use of your property does not meet the conditions of "fair use," we'll be happy to comply. Famous Grave Tour videos copyright Hollywood Graveyard. Original music copyright Giuseppe Vasapolli.

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@tashak34273 years ago 🤩It’s almost 11 pm in Moscow, Russia. And i was getting ready to go to bed, but a notification told me, I should change my plans🤍 112
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@Atheenah3 years ago Terry Kath. A musical genius and legend. RIP. 73
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@shagadelic73 years ago my day becomes immediately better when there’s a new hollywood graveyard video in my subscriptions stream. 201
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@TheKnitch3 years ago Robinhood. One of my very favorite old films. RIP Errol Flynn. 23
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@lauramcintyre4833 years ago Thank you so much for honoring Terry Kath. He was the finest guitarist. Missed every day 48
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@purpleronnie103 years ago 43 minutes listening to the 'Velvet Voice'....Heavenly! 😁😉 18
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@HeavenScentsDetroit3 years ago You outdid yourself on this one sir... thank you Mr. Dark for another masterpiece 😎
RIP David III ⚱️🌺 60
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@terrymyers6993 years ago Thank you for bringing this episode to a close by honoring Roger Sinclair. I never had the chance to meet him but he was 'The Godfather of Graving' that taught and showed my mentors about all the history of the stars and celebs, that, if not for him, would still be obscure to this day. Well done, Arthur. ... 25
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@Roller_Ghoster3 years ago The wait is always worth it for Mr Dark to take us on a tour of respect for these icons of yesteryear 95
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@sarathomas43463 years ago Rest in Peace Gavin Macleod. I hope to see his final resting place sometime in the future. He was so talented. He will be missed but never forgotten. Thank you, Arthur, for another beautifully done video. 39
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@southernbellekari3 years ago I SCREAM when I get the notifications of a new video !!! THANK YOU <3 <3 <3 24
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@rodriguebelzile57293 years ago That is a beautiful cemetery with lots of character and apparently, lots of stars as well. 24
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@danielacatelli67413 years ago What a great episode! All my favorite horror icons, James Whale, Jack Pearce, William Castle ♥️ And my beloved Errol Flynn, and Merle Oberon and... To many to list! I had the chance to meet mrs Patrice Wymore when I worked at a Film festival in Italy that devoted a homage to Errol Flynn, in 1997! I cherish these memories ♥️♥️♥️ thanks Arthur! ... 37
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@mariagilligan71333 years ago Terry Kath was a genius with his guitar and song . He is missed everyday. 25
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@63bplumb3 years ago Ida Lapino she was amazing! So talented and beautiful! 13
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@WhatAboutTheBee3 years ago We had a pug who used a wheelchair. His theme song was the one from "Rawhide". Keep that doggie rollin'...rollin', rollin', rollin'
Thanks for that memory of a long departed pug, Arthur! And Dimitri, thank you! ... 28
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@lottietucker30823 years ago I'm so glad you did Zara Cully. She should not be forgotten. Im sure you're going back to the Hollywood location, so please don't forget R&B singer Vesta Williams, and actor Fred Rerun Berry from the 70's sitcom "Whats Happening". I love these videos. ... 11
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@downtonviewer3 years ago Another great one, Arthur! Ida Lupino was a lady way ahead of her time. What an interesting individual. Thank you for highlighting that one. 21
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@illuminant11293 years ago Brilliant ! As always. Merle Oberon was lovely. A bit surprising that her marker was so modest. And Sydney Greenstreet was one of the best character actors ever. He even eclipsed Bogart in the Maltese Falcon. Strange that he should remain 'in storage'. Out of sight but never out of mind. ... 37
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@TheKnitch3 years ago Mr Sardonicus! Thank you, William Castle, for giving me nightmares for years! I was 8 years old when I saw it. ❤🤣 9
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@3felinesstudio3 years ago R.I.P Steve Priest. The Sweet were a phenomenal band. 18
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@jorgepineda43623 years ago The best channel of Hollywood Stars. Thank You Arthur Dark 160
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@davidturnbole43953 years ago As always, an outstanding presentation. This one was quite a bit longer and really enjoyable. Yet, here I sit, at the age of 76, and see these stars that died within a few years of my age, or died when they were young, much like I did and returned from that. My mom is still going strong at 104. ... 34
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@madzskiej.mariveles3 years ago So sad that Ida Lupino had no grave marker.😭 She's one of my favorite actresses in Hollywood. Rest in loving peace my dear 🙏✝️ 27
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@aaronjohn65863 years ago Just another virtuoso presentation, we all tip our collective hats to you Mr Dark. 18
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@markybear928403 years ago Havent even WATCHED it....BUT HOORAY!! Thank you Arthur! 30
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@amybrock25923 years ago I recently rewatched William Castle's "House on Haunted Hill". It's such a treat, especially with the always-amazing Vincent Price in the lead role. His movies are such hammy fun! Any fan of B Movies or Horror will enjoy his work. RIP, Mr. Castle. ... 24
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@roxy55883 years ago Thank you so much for re visiting Errol Flynn. 3
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@jimtownsend78993 years ago How fantastic to see two of my favorites in the title! Merle was magnificent as Lady Blakeney, and the look on her face when she realizes that Percy is the Pimpernel is a cinematic classic. And, was there anyone quite like Errol Flynn? I can (and often do, to the chagrin of my wife) recite the lines while watching "The Adventures of Robin Hood". In fact, I have the movie poster (as seen at ) in a frame in my office, and it is less than 6 feet from my head as we speak! I also thoroughly enjoy watching "The Sea Hawk", and of course, Captain Peter Blood battle Captain Levasseur, Colonel Bishop, and naturally, his niece Arabella! And,...I have heard of this Frances Gumm! ... 16
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@jamessawyer88893 years ago Ida Lupino was not only married to Howard Duff, they both appeared on an episode of Batman in the final season 29
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@j.tshark33133 years ago I like the fact you did not get into the gossipy stuff that other vloggers do 13
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@scottbrandenburg22433 years ago Thank you for featuring Terry Kath. It's been said by many that he was the greatest rock guitarist that everyone has heard but nobody has heard of. A brilliant musician, the "Soul of Chicago". 3
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@ericteneyck86913 years ago Just can't get over how much I enjoy and look forward to the latest Hollywood Graveyard videos. Well done, Arthur! 102
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@tridentdiving40403 years ago My wife and Liz Taylor died within days of each other, the both were there at the same time. Sue would have been tickled by that idea. 19
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@lohphat3 years ago From the Edward Everett Horton wiki:
In the 1950s, the state of California forced Horton to sell a portion of his property for construction of the Ventura Freeway. The freeway construction left a short stump of Amestoy Avenue south of Burbank Boulevard, and shortly after his death the city of Los Angeles renamed that portion Edward Everett Horton Lane. ... 22
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@thomasconnors67553 years ago Errol Flynn and Merle Oberon were great thank you so much good job 2
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@connorstrawn71243 years ago Errol Flynn is one of my favorite actors!! Everyone should watch his films! 21
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@lazyhazeldaisy95963 years ago Some of these poor people had such sad endings, thank you Mr Dark very interesting again. 3
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@gailbrocksom4333 years ago What a brilliant episode, possibly the best ever and what a cemetery Forest Lawn Glendale is. Thank you Mr Dark. 49
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@toddadale3 years ago Thank you for added more commentary to Errol Flynn. 3
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@WhatAboutTheBee3 years ago Everett Horton also had an unforgettable role in "Lost Horizon", a not to be missed 1937 film. 19
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@Metalprincess13493 years ago I needed this after a long and exhausting day of work, time to kick back, eat dinner and enjoy this new video 💙🤘💙🤘 14
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@victoriakrause87113 years ago Thank you for honoring Terry Kath. Rest in peace my friend. Gone, but you live on through your music. 1
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@robthetindog82183 years ago Saw this & as usual came a’runnin! Another great effort. I especially like the efforts to shed light on the virtually forgotten world of the silent film; the huge debt owe them. Also, I remember my mom mentioning Franklin Pangborn; of whom I knew zero. Thanks for filling in that gap, Arthur. Another winner! ... 15
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@DiegoTurletti3 years ago Thank you Arthur for the work you do. It's incredibly how watching graves can bring me such peace, probably has to do with your lovely narration. 10
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@debbrown9953 years ago The minute you said "Edward Everett Horton" I thought "Fractured Fairy Tales." Even before you said it. 47
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@zereprd39113 years ago Arthur Dark, this was an excellent presentation. Wonderful kudos to close on, as well, for Roger B. Sinclair. That was a very nice touch. I also recognized the name Wolders on the grave of Merle Oberon as that of Robert Wolders. He's had quite a bit of his own history in entertainment, but I remember him for that one guest spot on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, where he is the man Mary begins to have concerns over the fact their dating is based on superficiality. ... 14
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@rebeccaperry63033 years ago I always love logging onto YouTube and finding a new video from Hollywood Graveyard! 3
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@roguegal56163 years ago Ida Lupino was quite the maverick. Inspirational.Thank you Arthur! 2
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@goosewayne793 years ago These videos are so relaxing and informative. 🪦⚱️🪦 28
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@DavidBrown-ye5xv3 years ago The Great Mausoleum has to be an amazing place. 15
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@kdeazell3 years ago OMG Arthur, yesterday I got several messages with your video attached. I am Roger Sinclair's closet friend. He use to call me his daughter. I placed him in his niche he was so proud of. I visit often and the ending of your video showing his niche I was so FREAKING HONORED. I was friends with Roger for over 30 years. We met at Westwood and he would invite me on gravehunts with him. He took me all thru Forest Lawn GM several times. Hell if I could remember where everyone is. LOL!!!! And those are my Halloween decor on his crypt. When did you take this shot. I haven't been up there in a couple of months. I was in tears watching this and there is so many graving stories I could share. Roger was quirky and I loved the man like a daughter would. A couple of months before he passed he was telling everyone he could that I was his daughter. I till am honored that he chose me to help him out in his last days. He never married or had children. But he was never alone for sure. So many of us gravers, death hags and Hollywood Underground originals think very highly of Roger. So Thank you again. And feel free to contact me. I'm on facebook at Kimberly Talley Eazell And I am known at the Graving Queen of Orange County. If their dead in the OC I probably more then likely know where they are buried. And I work for the OC Cemetery District. So I have some inside info at Santa Ana, Anaheim and El Toro. I use to work at Pacific View for 6 years and know a lot people that are buried there that no one has found YET I should say. Much love and I've loved all your videos. ... 4
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@josephcarrillo13443 years ago This cemetery is so beautiful, it's nice to have a quiet day there. The art exhibit is awesome too 2
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@spokanetomcat13 years ago My old elementary school is right across the street at the entrance of Forest Lawn Glendale and watching many large funeral precessions while playing on the playground of these old stars was common. I didn't know who they were except when Walt Disney went by. Our teachers never told us who was passing by. Not until I started watching this vlog finding out who they were from 1964-70. ... 4
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@tigerback623 years ago RIP Mr. Terry Kath! You are loved and missed. 3
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@AntonioCaruso9063 years ago GREETING Arthur from Europe!! Love your Show 9
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@sawyerolive1003 years ago Great episode as always. Forest Lawn Glendale is my favorite of the cemeteries. Next time you should visit Dwight Frye. He’s in the Graceland section of the cemetery 13
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@marklowther32283 years ago Another job well done, sir. Always a shining moment when I see you have another installment for us. Thank you1 10
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@waynejohn67573 years ago I can't wait to watch, when a new one comes out and find it relaxing to watch Thanks 8
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@mikki39613 years ago Always a pleasure to see you Sir. Respectful, informative and interesting as always! 7
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@stevejarrettnc3 years ago One has to wonder how Judy’s life would have been different had Frank lived long enough to have helped her career instead of the taskmaster, Ethel Gumm. 90
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@elainebines68033 years ago Only fitting to end the tour with Mr Sinclair. Thank you for yet another interesting video on your channel 👍 4
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@irinairinaa2113 years ago I am simply fascinated with your videos... ❤ 4
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@MrButtonpresser3 years ago This channel is outstanding. So well produced and so very interesting. 24
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@susannichols37873 years ago Rest in pieces David...I also tip my hat to Mr. Sinclair. 28
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@bwolper3 years ago One of the best! The music was perfectly placed was the final grave shown. 2
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@robertchristian95823 years ago I LOVE these videos! As always, Mr. Dark, you've taken us on another great tour to some of our favorite people. And, I thank Giuseppe Vasapolli for the wonderful music that harkens back to the Golden Age of Hollywood. Thank you both! ... 5
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@seventiesgirl63 years ago I was just watching the documentary that Terry Kath's daughter made and hoped that his grave would be on one of your episodes. Thank you! 11
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@aidaabdur-rashid66163 years ago I often wondered what became of Judy Garland’s sisters, since she went on to become so well known for so long . I appreciate knowing what happened to at least one of them. 6
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@vickidianacoghlan89463 years ago Thank you for highlighting Aussie actors.
Cheers. 👍👍👍👍👍👍 1
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@ebonymanley263 years ago Love Errol Flynn so handsome great actor. ❤ 3
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@mikeklimczak96003 years ago I just returned home to Chicago last night from visiting Los Angeles and Forest Lawn Glendale and Hollywood. These cemeteries are truly spectacular and worth visiting in person. Thanks to Arthur and his channel for bringing these jewels to our attention over the past several years. ... 2
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@AadynNmommy3 years ago Been waiting for Errol Flynn! It’s who my great grand father, grandfather & my father are named after :)
Edit, Leon Errol was born October 12th, Errol Flynn died October 14th & my dad Errol was born October 16th (all different years but still cool) ... 7
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@user-mv9tt4st9k3 years ago Yay for Mr. Dark. I have two great-grandmothers buried at Forest Lawn Glendale. Danda is down a slope, treacherous when I was a child. 1
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@godsspecialchild863 years ago What an awesome video! ❤ I love Forest Lawn! I didn't know John William's son was the lead singer in the group "Toto". 👍 3
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@joananderson33283 years ago I would like to see Steve Priest of the Glam Rock The Sweet. 7
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@oshtoolman3 years ago Dang Arthur. That is one large cemetery. Thanks for all the work to bring us this gold. 3
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@rodneyboulton64103 years ago Out of all the cemeterys, this is one I'd love to visit the most 1
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@isabelbeckerman12623 years ago Yipee !!!! A new Hollywood Graveyard episode⚰️. Lovely to hear from you again, Arthur Dark👓 2
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@bevbillh.99693 years ago Thanks, Arthur, for visiting Edward Everett Horton's grave, he was my grandmothers first cousin. We watch and enjoy your travels. Can't wait to see more. 10
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@sophiegeorge28163 years ago What a way to end a day with a Hollywood Graveyard video
Thanks 3
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@mrdss3 years ago There’s a lot of YouTubers out there and you my friend are a cut above. so enjoyable! 6
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@suewilliams28803 years ago Thank you for bringing it back I love holly wood grave yard I love it thanks again 1
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@mamiebobb41733 years ago If Mr. Sinclair inspired you to follow this path, then I tip my hat to him too. I love bringing these wonderful people back to life with my memories of the old films. (My dad was a HUGE fan of old movies and I grew up on them.) This was a wonderful surprise to find today! Having this episode open on the WONDERFUL Edward Everett Horton brought out a huge grin on my face. I loved it all! ... 2
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@jannahayvenhurst35043 years ago Lovely again, thank you!
And showing the GM a little bit better! Its a joy to watch 1
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@AngieTomlinson353 years ago Saw the notification and came as fast as i could 20
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@ritamarie29763 years ago Great video as usual. I appreciate the brief history of these talented artists. It was also nice to see a tribute to Roger Sinclair. I’m sure he would be honored to be in your video. 4
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@utubewatcher38523 years ago I don't always watch your videos, but when I do you always get 👍
You have a great speaking voice 👌 1
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@austx2903 years ago So glad you included Lucille Ricksen. Just throwing this out there but I watched a show on Amazon (Ghost Inside My Child) and saw a girl that claims to be the reincarnation of Lucille. She revealed how she "really" died. ... 3
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@SeemzLegit4543 years ago Love when I see there is a vid. I wait and watch it when I'M eating dinner. 2
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@TPAU19703 years ago I love your channel!! Thank you for all you do !! 5
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@MrHubbmuscle3 years ago If it wasn’t for your wonderful videos we would never know. TY! Live the videos. Jeep then coming! 2
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@raysilvajrakajookboxxx10243 years ago Thank you for giving the rich history of legends of the golden era of actors, actresses & directors. That I may of not known otherwise. Rest In Peace legends.🙏🏽❤️
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@kevinramsey4173 years ago I know Roger Sinclair would be a huge fan of your channel. 5
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@donna63683 years ago As always, your work is absolute perfection.😊 3