RIP John Franklin Candy (October 31, 1950 - March 4, 1994) you're one of my favorite actors of all time and you will be truly missed. I love watching you in Uncle Buck, Spaceballs, The Great Outdoors, and of course Planes, Trains, and Automobiles.
Me to I have alot of John candy he is very kissed uncle Nick ,great outdoors and trains plans and Auto I have alot of those movies .he was so loveable and sweet comedian
Fred MacMurray was one of my favorite all-time he actually his family is not too far from where I live in Wisconsin I think his parents grew up in Beaver dam Wisconsin
I still watch all of John Candy's movies that I grew up with. Now my kids enjoy them with me. My all time favorite is Planes, Trains and Autombobiles !
Thank you for including Mario Lanza, the greatest tenor of them all. One day I hope to visit his grave. I love him so much. His wife Betty is in the space to his right. We lost them both way too soon, at ages 38 and 37 respectively. Betty died five months after her beloved husband, whom she simply could not live without. She died of a broken heart.
I liked John Candy he was a legend in the comedy and he was a great actor and a great person and there will never be another one like him and he's still missed 😥
Living in Australia, I can only imagine ever being able to visit places like this to pay my respects. Thankyou for giving us an insight into the final resting place of so many Hollywood Legends. I find it fascinating. I also am pleased that so many are off limits to the public, continuing the respect that they deserve.
Another gem, thank you! Am I the only one who finds it puzzling that some of the folk we had grown up watching are actually dead? I just imagine they are going to go on forever...and they do, in our hearts and minds.
Will always remember Actor John Candy on S.C.T.V. As well as part owners with Hockey Icon Wayne Gretzky with the Toronto Argonauts in the 90.s. He is sorrowly missed.
I am 50. I am very proud to say my favorite movie of all times is Cool Runnings. Mr. Candy left us far too soon! Rest in peace sir; you are loved forever! 💖💐
When I was 8 years old my parents took me to the rosary/visitation of my grandfather’s cousin, which was in the same mortuary where Mario Lanza’s similar service was also taking place. Huge crowd and unbelievable amount of flowers.
The level of research on these people is fantastic. Also, there's a commitment to commemorating such a diversity of players, performers and artists who still merit being remembered today. Great work, guys!
My dad loved Mario Lanza. He thought he had the best voice ever. He was crushed when Lanza died so young. I think one of Fred MacMurray's best roles was in The Caine Mutiny. He played the bad guy who got a drink thrown in his face at the end. I love your videos.
I am so addicted to watching all of your graveyard tours! Knowing I prob will never get the chance to see any of these in person, this is a way for me to have that experience! Very informative! Keep it up!
Late to the party, but glad this channel exists. Very respectful and love to hear and see all the names and work of people shown. I love walking in graveyards to look at people's names. John Candy is my favourite actor and my biggest role model.
@@Mszahnclass95 2020 and just found this channel! I am 76 and it like a great history lesson because i am finding out things bout people that i have followed since i was 7 years old! Amazing!
Your videos are very well researched and edited. Adding in clips of the featured person's work is a nice touch. Very interesting content, keep up the good work
Such a beautiful cemetery along with a wonderful presentation by Hollywood Graveyard. It is simply wonderful for you to allow those of us who grew up with so many of these people in the arts to see their final resting place. Thank you so very much.
This are great legends will live forever because of your videos. We will never forget. I wish there were videos about us regular poor folk. Once we are gone, 100 years from now nobody will know who we use to be. Thank you for giving us a chance to visit this great artist. You should win an award for your films. Great voice and great narration. Your videos are 100 % the best documentaries of our great artist who gave us entertainment through time. Thank you again.
Holy Cross Cemetery houses the remains of three L.A. sports luminaries: • Walter O'Malley -- Dodgers owner who brought the team from Brooklyn to Los Angeles • Chick Hearn -- long-time voice of the Lakers • Jim Murray -- Pulitzer Prize winning sportswriter for the LA Times
I remembered watching the show My three Sons. With Fred Mac.Murrary. As well as John Candy in couple of Movies. That was sad of his passing during the Filming. Heart Attack at age 43
R.I.P 🌹 Ray Bolger ( Scarecrow) I could while away the hours Conferrin’ with the flowers, consulting with the rain; and my head I’d be a scratchin while my thoughts were busy hatchin if I only had a brain. I loved his performance in the wizard of oz... R.I.P 🌹john candy....funny man!
I am such a huge admirer of your videos and look forward to watching many,many more from you!! I love all the history, humor, interesting facts and great effort your put into each one. Thank you so much!!
same here i,m a huge fan of his work seen all of his movies loved him on s.c.t.v and on the classic 1980,s cartoon series " camp candy " witch he was the star and narrator
Hollywood graveyard you're videos and information is absolutely Immense. A lot of time and effort has been put in and I respect you and salute you my friend. These videos are amazing, just wish there was more!!
I have become a big fan of your videos and look forward to when the next one comes on to my feed. You do such a great job with everything you put into your videos from the way you film it to the narration all the way to the history that goes along with each individual. Keep up the great work and keep the videos coming. Thank you for all that you do :)
Your videos are GR8 - entertaining and high quality! We always learn a lot about the Golden Days of Hollywood (esp. the Silent Era) while we are enjoying your travels. We love walking in cemeteries near us but they are NOT breathtaking like the cemeteries you visit! P.S. I loved to find out that 2 of my faves - Joan Davis and Mario Lanza - are buried next to each other. My most fave song by Mario is "For The First Time" from his last film by the same name (my #1 fave Mario movie!)
I visit Holy Cross frequently as my brother, Michael, is interred in a niche west of Virginia Davis. Through the years I have had the honor of not only placing flowers at Michael's niche, but also John Candy, Fred MacMurray, June Haver, and Ray Bolger. I will try to visit the other entertainers featured in this well made video on my next visit to the Holy Cross Mausoleum. I enjoyed seeing the video footage connected with the entertainers who performed before I was born. I miss you bro!
I've been spreading the word about your marvelous video tours. Perhaps you will do a live, group tour sometime, and I'll be there and above ground to see it!
Another great video. Thank you for including Allison Hayes hope there is a part 3 and can't wait for you to visit Hillside Memorial Park where Jack Benny is buried. Your videos are without a doubt the cream of the crop. Certain cemeteries could certainly warrant 6 parts due to their immense size. Many thanks keep the good work going.
Arthur, I so enjoyed your tour! You are a Master of information for each person! Seeing John Candy was sweet; but sad cause he is gone! R.I.P. Uncle Buck! 👍😪👍
I was born the Day Candy Died. . . . . I may never get the chance to see him in person. So, this is a great pleasure. Thanks for doing these. . . . . Also, for those who might be wondering. I spent two hours on this planet with him. I was born at 4:54AM AST, He died around 6:00AM Durango Time.
Yayyy Attack of the 50 Foot Woman. She was so pretty. I loved that film. A real classic. Thank you for a terrific video. Mary Astor was also in Boris Karloff Thriller "Rose's Last Summer".
I think it's sad that John Candy is interred in a dark mausoleum in Southern California. We got to borrow him, and that was great, but he deserves to rest forever under open Canadian skies...
The moment I saw this video was up I just had to watch it! As always, great video...love the clips you add in. They allow us to put a face with the lesser known stars. Eagerly waiting for the next one!!!
Thank-you so much. It's sad to see them gone, but their legends will live forever. Also this is so historical as wells as, educational. Wow they really were real movie stars! Just totally Amazing!
John candy was born same month and year as me,I really enjoy these very informative videos,we have them in uk but yours are exceptional quality,thank you for your very professional standard.
John candy’s mom lived on my street as a kid in Toronto. His limo would bring him to the house and he always took time to say to us kids hanging out on the street.
Ray Bolger use to g t the VA hospital in Palo Alto to visit his wife who was a patient on the geriatric psychiatric unit. He was devoted to her and never missed a holiday nor her birthday.
A lot left us with profound entertainment, and as I have mentioned in previous videos, it is so surreal to grow up watching them on TV from B&W to Colour, and now they're forever at peace. It is hard to say who was favourite as they all had their journeys of which were fascinating to say the least.
Im binge watching. 'Join us won't you' gets me everytime. Love it. Great channel, informative, interesting, straight to the content, no long intro, focuses on the actual people who have passed and not himself. Info on the actual person, by person, is straight to the point, not too long, quite interesting and honourable. He records and speaks with absolute respect for the deceased. Everything about this channel is spot on. The narrator is so damn good he could put a glass eye to sleep. ( That's a compliment ) The filming and the quality is astonishing. The sound is fantastic, love how the different music changes as it goes loud then low, the clips included are brilliant, content isn't too long or too short, just perfect. This guy and his channel are worthy of a tv programme. Subs should be in their millions already. I'd absolutely love it if I saw Elvis's final resting place. Thankyou for all you do 😊
I've seen a coffin being lowered into the ground but to get John Candy's coffin high up in a wall must be something to behold for his family on the day of his funeral.
The cemetery has a lift that they place the coffin on and it lifts the casket up to the crypt and the workers push it in . They use marbles to get the casket in the spot
I just found your videos last night and I've watched all of them! I love the concept! The editing is clean, simple, and beautiful. Not to mention, your beautiful epitaphs for each celebrity. Please keep it up because I'm sitting on the edge of my seat for more.
Thanks to everyone who shares our videos and channel! With your help we'll continue to grow our little graveyard community.
Hollywood Graveyard How people are burried in walls? Ashes or dead body is inside them what?
Wall crypts hold one or two caskets.
Hollywood Graveyard why some families forget about their love ones so soon bring some flowers 🙈🙌🙏
Hollywood Graveyard i love your voice
Hollywood Graveyard 😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢
RIP John Franklin Candy (October 31, 1950 - March 4, 1994) you're one of my favorite actors of all time and you will be truly missed. I love watching you in Uncle Buck, Spaceballs, The Great Outdoors, and of course Planes, Trains, and Automobiles.
I was a huge John Candy fan and still am. Planes, Trains and Automobiles is my favorite movie of all time. It was great seeing his grave!
RhettyforFun me too
RhettyforFun yea I love that movie too I always wandered where he was buried at
Me to I have alot of John candy he is very kissed uncle Nick ,great outdoors and trains plans and Auto I have alot of those movies .he was so loveable and sweet comedian
Fred MacMurray was one of my favorite all-time he actually his family is not too far from where I live in Wisconsin I think his parents grew up in Beaver dam Wisconsin
Why did you kiss my 👂? Why are you holding my ✋? Where's your other hand? Between two pillows. Those aren't pillows!!🤣🤣😂
I still watch all of John Candy's movies that I grew up with. Now my kids enjoy them with me. My all time favorite is Planes, Trains and Autombobiles !
rhoads' girl yea I like the part where the lady employee at the airport talks to Steve martin
I like great outdoors
Planes, Trains and Automobiles was hilarious and pulled on the heart strings as well.
Thank you for including Mario Lanza, the greatest tenor of them all. One day I hope to visit his grave. I love him so much. His wife Betty is in the space to his right. We lost them both way too soon, at ages 38 and 37 respectively. Betty died five months after her beloved husband, whom she simply could not live without. She died of a broken heart.
Damn, John Candy made me cry and didn't help when Baby Mine started playing
Kelly Wilson me too
I skip that part when Dumbo is on
Same here that part always make me cry 😭 my eyes 👀 out.
thank you for showing John Candy. He's my favorite comedic actor. Uncle Buck is my 2nd all time favorite movie.
What is your very favorite?
@@diorme7510 Grease
Me too he's my favorite Canadian actor
@@coltsfan69 you need to watch more movies...... 🤣-- just kidding ... to each their own .... 😉
I liked John Candy he was a legend in the comedy and he was a great actor and a great person and there will never be another one like him and he's still missed 😥
listen to Joe Montana's story about seeing him in the crowd at the Super Bowl ..... funny stuff.
Loved Fred MacMurray. So underrated. Very wealthy actor, too, which many people don't know.
to show his talent -his character in Double Indemnity is SO unlike his other work. THAT is the mark of a good actor.
Living in Australia, I can only imagine ever being able to visit places like this to pay my respects. Thankyou for giving us an insight into the final resting place of so many Hollywood Legends. I find it fascinating. I also am pleased that so many are off limits to the public, continuing the respect that they deserve.
Almost shed a tear for John Candy.
Another gem, thank you!
Am I the only one who finds it puzzling that some of the folk we had grown up watching are actually dead? I just imagine they are going to go on forever...and they do, in our hearts and minds.
Will always remember Actor John Candy on S.C.T.V. As well as part owners with Hockey Icon Wayne Gretzky with the Toronto Argonauts in the 90.s. He is sorrowly missed.
Always Remember, your bones will not break in a bobsled....no no... they shatter! So, who wants in.". - John Candy
Cool runnings
Dammit! Thanks, now I gotta go find that clip!
I am 50. I am very proud to say my favorite movie of all times is Cool Runnings. Mr. Candy left us far too soon! Rest in peace sir; you are loved forever! 💖💐
When I was 8 years old my parents took me to the rosary/visitation of my grandfather’s cousin, which was in the same mortuary where Mario Lanza’s similar service was also taking place. Huge crowd and unbelievable amount of flowers.
its so sad that most of the great actors are all gone!
The level of research on these people is fantastic. Also, there's a commitment to commemorating such a diversity of players, performers and artists who still merit being remembered today. Great work, guys!
I sing “Baby Mine” to my boyfriend’s niece and nephew all the time - I never knew who wrote it until now! That song always made me cry 😭 as a kid
My dad loved Mario Lanza. He thought he had the best voice ever. He was crushed when Lanza died so young.
I think one of Fred MacMurray's best roles was in The Caine Mutiny. He played the bad guy who got a drink thrown in his face at the end.
I love your videos.
Cool runnings is one of my favorite movies. Love seeing John Candys grace.
I am so addicted to watching all of your graveyard tours! Knowing I prob will never get the chance to see any of these in person, this is a way for me to have that experience! Very informative! Keep it up!
Late to the party, but glad this channel exists. Very respectful and love to hear and see all the names and work of people shown. I love walking in graveyards to look at people's names.
John Candy is my favourite actor and my biggest role model.
Omg i love john candy 💔💐😘😍💋 rip
you need WAY more subscribers you have amazing informational content I can't imagine the time and effort you put into these videos love your channel
I agree.
I agree as well
@@Mszahnclass95 2020 and just found this channel! I am 76 and it like a great history lesson because i am finding out things bout people that i have followed since i was 7 years old! Amazing!
@@patriciajohnson256 isn't is cool to hear about classic actors .I also cannot wait until the next Hollywood video comes out
growing up, my mother idoliized Mario Lanza. i still have some of his 78's made of acetone.
Your videos are very well researched and edited. Adding in clips of the featured person's work is a nice touch. Very interesting content, keep up the good work
I agree.
Ah just loved John candy in uncle buck,what a great funny actor.
R.I.P John Candy. A Legend. Gone Too Soon
Thanks for showing the crypt of Virginia Davis. I got to meet Her many years ago and She was very nice.
Great to see John Candy. The Great Outdoors is my favorite movie of his.
“Big bear! Big bear!”
Such a beautiful cemetery along with a wonderful presentation by Hollywood Graveyard. It is simply wonderful for you to allow those of us who grew up with so many of these people in the arts to see their final resting place. Thank you so very much.
The Mary Astor bit made me LOL, something I never thought I would do in a grave tour video. Thanks for another great video.
This are great legends will live forever because of your videos. We will never forget. I wish there were videos about us regular poor folk. Once we are gone, 100 years from now nobody will know who we use to be. Thank you for giving us a chance to visit this great artist. You should win an award for your films. Great voice and great narration. Your videos are 100 % the best documentaries of our great artist who gave us entertainment through time. Thank you again.
the guy that makes the most amazing number one videos here on UA-cam
My favorite memory of John Candy is him as the bob sled coach for my favorite movie cool runnings such a talent gone too soon.
John Candy,in Planes,Trains and Automobiles,one of the funniest movies ever made. I miss him.
Love Mary Astor’s 5 line concept. That’s so true…it can apply to music too.
Holy Cross Cemetery houses the remains of three L.A. sports luminaries:
• Walter O'Malley -- Dodgers owner who brought the team from Brooklyn to Los Angeles
• Chick Hearn -- long-time voice of the Lakers
• Jim Murray -- Pulitzer Prize winning sportswriter for the LA Times
I remembered watching the show My three Sons. With Fred Mac.Murrary. As well as John Candy in couple of Movies. That was sad of his passing during the Filming. Heart Attack at age 43
Its sad. I have the movie and you can almost see it coming
R.I.P 🌹 Ray Bolger ( Scarecrow) I could while away the hours Conferrin’ with the flowers, consulting with the rain; and my head I’d be a scratchin while my thoughts were busy hatchin if I only had a brain. I loved his performance in the wizard of oz... R.I.P 🌹john candy....funny man!
Mary Astor is my absolute favorite actress of all -time ... ! she had it all.... talent , beauty , scandal.....
I'm an 80's kid and loved John Candy so much 💙💙💙
You are my favorite UA-camr of all time.
I am such a huge admirer of your videos and look forward to watching many,many more from you!! I love all the history, humor, interesting facts and great effort your put into each one. Thank you so much!!
Michelle Ochoa you learn alot
I Love John Candy
same here i,m a huge fan of his work seen all of his movies loved him on s.c.t.v and on the classic 1980,s cartoon series " camp candy " witch he was the star and narrator
If you love him so much why don't you marry him?
Tom Lohmann thats not funny
Yeah That Not Funny Ether
Tom Lohmann
i love your videos...thank you for taking the time and effort to do these wonderful videos...
johnny lees
Thank you for sharing John Candy. He has always been one of my favorite comedians. I loved Uncle Buck. He died way too soon.
For some strange reason I find myself mildly addicted to these. I binged watch the playlist to this point and show no signs of slowing down.
Hollywood graveyard you're videos and information is absolutely Immense. A lot of time and effort has been put in and I respect you and salute you my friend. These videos are amazing, just wish there was more!!
I have become a big fan of your videos and look forward to when the next one comes on to my feed. You do such a great job with everything you put into your videos from the way you film it to the narration all the way to the history that goes along with each individual. Keep up the great work and keep the videos coming. Thank you for all that you do :)
Martin G couldn't of worded it better myself! 😃
Thank you Lissa :)
Martin G
John candy deserves a video all of his own
John Candys memorial is so beautiful !
Love your video's and history behind every actor ... my hands off to you ... Mr. Hollywood
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Your videos are GR8 - entertaining and high quality! We always learn a lot about the Golden Days of Hollywood (esp. the Silent Era) while we are enjoying your travels. We love walking in cemeteries near us but they are NOT breathtaking like the cemeteries you visit! P.S. I loved to find out that 2 of my faves - Joan Davis and Mario Lanza - are buried next to each other. My most fave song by Mario is "For The First Time" from his last film by the same name (my #1 fave Mario movie!)
I visit Holy Cross frequently as my brother, Michael, is interred in a niche west of Virginia Davis. Through the years I have had the honor of not only placing flowers at Michael's niche, but also John Candy, Fred MacMurray, June Haver, and Ray Bolger. I will try to visit the other entertainers featured in this well made video on my next visit to the Holy Cross Mausoleum. I enjoyed seeing the video footage connected with the entertainers who performed before I was born. I miss you bro!
I've been spreading the word about your marvelous video tours. Perhaps you will do a live, group tour sometime, and I'll be there and above ground to see it!
I appreciate that!
John candy was so wonderfully and so funny thank you for showing his grave just wanted to say you do a wonderful job showing all the graves.
Congratulations for the making of this and so many other most interesting videos. They a so well filmed and narrated. Please continue doing these.
Lets not forget, Jone Rivers. Beautiful lady, still missed and remembered.
"Joan"
I will forever remember John Candy as Uncle Buck 💗
Another great video. Thank you for including Allison Hayes hope there is a part 3 and can't wait for you to visit Hillside Memorial Park where Jack Benny is buried. Your videos are without a doubt the cream of the crop. Certain cemeteries could certainly warrant 6 parts due to their immense size. Many thanks keep the good work going.
Another superb effort. Your voice is curiously soothing.
John Candy , Rip , you are greatly missed
Arthur, I so enjoyed your tour! You are a Master of information for each person! Seeing John Candy was sweet; but sad cause he is gone! R.I.P. Uncle Buck! 👍😪👍
So happy you mentioned john candy, love uncle buck movie, he was also in home alone and planes, trains and airplanes
Edit-automobiles, lol
I was born the Day Candy Died. . . . . I may never get the chance to see him in person. So, this is a great pleasure. Thanks for doing these. . . . . Also, for those who might be wondering. I spent two hours on this planet with him. I was born at 4:54AM AST, He died around 6:00AM Durango Time.
John Candy was brilliant.
So sad when he pass.
Absolutely Loved and adored John Candy. Uncle Buck is still my favorite movie!! Still laugh every time I see it!.R.I.P.
I enjoy John Candy in Home Alone with the band during van ride and Cool Running
Yayyy Attack of the 50 Foot Woman. She was so pretty. I loved that film. A real classic. Thank you for a terrific video. Mary Astor was also in Boris Karloff Thriller "Rose's Last Summer".
wonderful as always ,
keep them rollin👏
I love the QUALITY of your video and your narration. Nicely done.....
Can you find the cast of I love Lucy please
John candy fan here in 2020 !!!!
Oh I am Huge Fan of John Candy!!!!!!! Thx A Lot ㅠㅠㅠㅠI Cried ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
John Candy..Planes, Trains and Automobiles 💖
John Candy will always be UB for me. Such a dear funny man.
I think it's sad that John Candy is interred in a dark mausoleum in Southern California. We got to borrow him, and that was great, but he deserves to rest forever under open Canadian skies...
I remember where I was when I heard John Candy died, it broke my heart. Still does.
I like John Candy. My favorite film of him is the movie Splash when he star with Tom Hanks
John Candy. What a legend.
The moment I saw this video was up I just had to watch it! As always, great video...love the clips you add in. They allow us to put a face with the lesser known stars. Eagerly waiting for the next one!!!
Thank-you so much. It's sad to see them gone, but their legends will live forever. Also this is so historical as wells as, educational. Wow they really were real movie stars! Just totally Amazing!
Im love your videos so much !! big fan from Argetina 😍
Such great work again to pay tribute so respectfully! Thank you, Arthur
I enjoy all your videos. Thank you. I look forward for more.
8:50. Mario Lanza (Alfredo Arnold Cocozza) was an Italian-American tenor, born in Philadelphia.
John candy was born same month and year as me,I really enjoy these very informative videos,we have them in uk but yours are exceptional quality,thank you for your very professional standard.
John candy’s mom lived on my street as a kid in Toronto. His limo would bring him to the house and he always took time to say to us kids hanging out on the street.
Ray Bolger use to g t the VA hospital in Palo Alto to visit his wife who was a patient on the geriatric psychiatric unit. He was devoted to her and never missed a holiday nor her birthday.
Always over too soon! Really enjoy your videos. Hope you'll come to the East Coast too! You'd love Arlington.
meighanlynne Arlington cemetery -the property that the cemetery is located used to belong to General Robert E. Lee's family.
A lot left us with profound entertainment, and as I have mentioned in previous videos, it is so surreal to grow up watching them on TV from B&W to Colour, and now they're forever at peace. It is hard to say who was favourite as they all had their journeys of which were fascinating to say the least.
Im binge watching. 'Join us won't you' gets me everytime. Love it. Great channel, informative, interesting, straight to the content, no long intro, focuses on the actual people who have passed and not himself.
Info on the actual person, by person, is straight to the point, not too long, quite interesting and honourable. He records and speaks with absolute respect for the deceased. Everything about this channel is spot on. The narrator is so damn good he could put a glass eye to sleep. ( That's a compliment ) The filming and the quality is astonishing. The sound is fantastic, love how the different music changes as it goes loud then low, the clips included are brilliant, content isn't too long or too short, just perfect. This guy and his channel are worthy of a tv programme. Subs should be in their millions already. I'd absolutely love it if I saw Elvis's final resting place. Thankyou for all you do 😊
I've seen a coffin being lowered into the ground but to get John Candy's coffin high up in a wall must be something to behold for his family on the day of his funeral.
The cemetery has a lift that they place the coffin on and it lifts the casket up to the crypt and the workers push it in . They use marbles to get the casket in the spot
Summer Rental I crack up every time I watch it. Uncle Buck and The Great Outdoors weren't bad either.
I just found your videos last night and I've watched all of them! I love the concept! The editing is clean, simple, and beautiful. Not to mention, your beautiful epitaphs for each celebrity. Please keep it up because I'm sitting on the edge of my seat for more.
I love all your videos. They're very informative and respectfully done. Keep up the good work
Mary Astor...played the mother in Meet Me in St. Louis...one of my favorite movies.
Loved her in "Hush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte" with Bette Davis.
Next time I’m in LA, I’m going to stop at Holy Cross, I loved John Candy.