I had the opportunity to chat with Barbara Luna a couple times. She played his eldest daughter in the film The King and I and she said much the same thing. That he was such a sweet and polite man. He was the one who gave her away at her wedding. Barbara and the rest of the King and I cast "children" were treated by Mr. Yul like they were his own children she said.
Yul Brynner was one of my favorite actors when I was 6 yrs and when I was 14 yr I was lucky enough to have seen him at the London Palladium in the King and I. I was mesmerised by him, he was very ill but he was still dancing and singing like nothing was wrong then he collapsed on stage, the curtains came down the play stopped and we was told to wait the play will go on Yul Brynner just needed to rest, he recoved enough to continue he came back and finished the play. The whole theater gave a standing ovation everyone was shouting and he took three bows it still make me cry. I didn't know then how ill he was.
I met him after seeing the king and I in Toronto. Wasn't long before he passed. He was nice. He smiled and said hello and asked if we enjoyed the show.
I love Yul Brinner, a brilliant actor and a very sultry look almost all the time. Thankyou for the pics of him smiling, just beautiful. I watch the magnificent seven, and loved every actor involved. Steve McQueen was very cool. Love them all. These older movies keep these actors alive. I dont ever want to forget them.
After watching this video, I realized that despite his ego, he finally gave in to become a real human, which I think will always remain a great human in the heart of his fans. Thank you. :)
When ever yul brynner was on stage, or in film, your eyes were focused on. Him. Also, that voice and that walk. Like a lion on the prawl.. Rip, dear yul. We will never c your. Likes again...
@@DavinaWilson58 I did too. He was unforgettable. I cried when he died at the end of the show just as I cry at the same moment, whenever I watch the film.
I have always admired Yul Bynner and thought he was an extremely handsome man and brilliant actor! I loved him. We all have our own personalities and perhaps his was formed due to a difficult childhood?! I think he was an amazing human being. I hope his children have inherited some of his talent. May he be resting in peace.❤️💔💯👏👏👏👏🤣🙏🌹🙏🌹
He was a brilliant one off .....we need people with such individuality in our often mundane modern world - where people toe official lines so much they bore rather than entertain.....I know he spoke several languages so presume English may not have been his mother tongue, which makes his fine precise acting all the more remarkable....(the camera loved him and he was one of the most memorable and charismatic stars ever to grace the silver screen)
I think his family or executor should finish his legacy and engrave his words onto his monument. His words as his life deserves to be remembered for generations to come. His strength as a superstar, his intelligence charm, humor and presence are all examples of some of the best qualities of humanity and he should be celebrated for his lifetime's contributions to this world.
What I find amazing is how people seem to determine how they feel about an actor based on his personal life. I fall in love with the characters they play and how they portray that character. Not the person playing that character. I don't care about the person. I don't care about the real person's politics love life personal habits or anything real about them. I go see them to be entertained. Not for advice not for a friend not for their opinion or anything else for that matter. I will never hate him because he did a great job of being a certain character. Period.
What about someone like Kevin Spacey. Excellent actor, piece of shit person, taking advantage of and molesting young Men on the sets of his movies. I loved him, can't even look at him anymore, not interested in his portrayals of anyone.
The problem lies with people believing the actor is their character. I loved his work, even took my mother to see him live in the King for her birthday, not long before his death. I'm sorry to hear he didn't like black people because we are black!
I don't think he had anything agains black people. Many time we make some funny/stupid comments as a joke .... but not mean we are like that.... He filled out my life in Enterteinment like other actors or singers and I'm thankful 💕🙏🙏☮️
I adored this actor. He had a magnetic screen presence and in some of his roles he was unbearably sexy. Good to know that, even if somewhat narcissistic, he was also very intelligent, and could be generous.
Brynner personally insisted that Bergman was cast in the film. He had just come off the Oscar win the previous year and had enormous clout in Hollywood at that moment. Bergman had been blacklisted do to a personal scandal involving her relationship with Rossellini. Brynner fought for her specifically until the prodicers relented. He basically saved her career.
An excellent, glimpse of the life of a complex, brilliant man. Sadly, many of the comments reveal individuals who need to have their heroes whitewashed and are either uninterested or unable to tolerate seeing the full facet of their complicated personalities. Why can we not admire, even love our heroes and accept that they are imperfect humans like the rest of us.
I always loved this man. I don't care what kind of 'trash' anyone brings up about him. I saw him twice in the King and I and loved both performances.!!! he graciously acknowledged his curtain calls with the audiences and also recognized the supporting cast. It's sooooo very easy for people to bring up gossip when the person has passed away. they're the real pigs!
He was certainly very determined. His life was not much different to a lot of Hollywood actors/actresses, complete with multiple marriages and divorces. Poor beginning and through determination created a new life and continued to educate himself along the way. Yul Brunner was a amazing actor, that's all that is important.
I think you did really good job of sharing with us the complex nature of the iconic Yul Bryner. I was first smitten by him when I saw him in The King & I. I think I'll always be a little smitten, but appreciate knowing more about his difficult character in real life. But still believe in him & hope he had more peace within himself toward end & more freedom from his ego. We all suffer from the antics of ego to some degree if we are overly identified with it & sounds like he had complexes of self esteem that made his more reactive. I wish him peace & joy in Light of God. I loved him in film version of King & I & the strength of the woman who bewildered him as King. Was really great movie. Thankyou. Was very interesting to hear more of his background & interests outside acting. Great job!❤
A difficult man no doubt but a highly intelligent perfectionist . His complex childhood background fed into his eclectic private and professional life .
So what! Who he was for us, A most effective & elegant actor! He carried those many roles greatly! Who are we all in our private lives that never can get expressed as a public person!
I agree! He had a huge ego, but that's what made him charismatic and he used it well. He was much more sophisticated and exotic than most Hollywood types..
Other stars and interviews of him he himself agreed he was aloud to act selfishly and arrogant, eccentric and ego he wasn't proud of it according to some stories .
What an accomplished man! Super Inteligent. Like the fact that he didn't want to see a psychologist or psychiatrist. Why should he? A strong personality as he was? He didn't need to. Bravo.
I loved Yul Brunner, I hate when the ACTOERS are dead and then some one would bad MOUTH them just to make a few more bucks. I have a different thought about Brunner NOW.. It is some times better not to know all the details of one's past.
@mariae9918 I admired Yul Brunner in both The King and I and in the Ten Commandments but I feel whether they are dead or alive I feel the public has a right to know about them. Like most of old Hollywood racism toward black people showed in the parts they cast black people in and the real-life disdain most of the actors/actresses had for black people. Even though most of them hardly ever come in contact with black people except for the black folks in service positions.
You are talking dismissively for a guy who had been in half the world for the first 20 years of his life, living a very harsh life as a kid, who was dancing at cafes in Paris, doing acrobatics in circuses, reading Antinazi messages as a radio spokesperson, travelling to USA to escape the Nazis, singing amazingly with this unique voice of his, speaking 11 languages, being given low émigrés roles in the American theatres and films just so he always be the Russian immigrant and not outshine some other "stars", when he was the brightest most versatile star who was also superb in theatrical roles unlike most of those big Hollywood guns you keep referring. Unlike them, the world and the public adored him and this is what really matters in the long run. He was the legend.
I always found the smoke and mirrors surrounding him very interesting. A guise to keep people OUT. He was an intense person who intended to give his best even if it did not satisfy him. The spice of aggravation seemed to stimulate him. His anti cancer ads were huge. I gave up to those ads. VALE a wonderful human.
I really appreciated his role in the magnificent seven. His character was never say die or quit! Did not see king or the others. He had a voice and a demeaner that said listen to me.
I admired Brynner's acting style, loved his bald head, piercing eyes n undeniable good looks. That will never change coz we all have our foibles. N some of the greatest men in history were short, so they clearly made up for their lack of height😊
It's very sad to see completely mediocre and useless people, employees, relatives, especially children, who often bring public revelations about the intimacy of dead super celebrities, who cannot speak out, just for a pathetic opportunity to appear, including the fact that many still live off this success.
So what I was raised by a verbal and physically abusive aunt. When she got old and sick I took care of her. Everyone wanted to know why I cared for her, easy I love my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ and I had long forgiven her. Regardless of my treatment I would never get on a public format to discredit her this is just someone who wants numbers.
No one can honestly say they are perfect. We all have our dark sides in our characters. But there is still good in people. Look at the joy Yul brought to us all in the classic movies in which he starred. So judge him less harshly. As Jesus said : let he who has not sinned cast the first stone to the prostitute from whom he was protecting from the mob in the bible.
You said it all! We all have our our good and bad sides. I hate how when people die suddenly people have nothing but negative to say. Loved him in King and i
He’s a good actor. They bad mouth to make a buck because he’s dead and can’t defend himself sad. People if you want to bad mouth do it when they are a live not dead. Let the dead Rest In Peace! We are do bad things at some point in are life too, let’s not cast a stone at someone else?
Rip to the 1 and one Yul Brynner and thank you for the message I've seen u on tv when I was 17yo about the dangers and told us that cigarettes are very dangerous and warned us don't do it thank you for saving my life and other's before I started rest in power sir u r sorely missed 😢😢😢
I hadn't heard those bad things abt his personality, but it's easy to spill things when ppl are dead & can't defend themselves. personally, unless a celebrity does illegal & immoral things, i don't expect them to be perfect, they're human, so they obviously have flaws. sure, when actors combine talent AND great personality, it's even better, but when I watch a movie, what I expect is them to act well. it's not as if I had to live with them
I can't understand why the daughter thinks she has to tell us the 'truth'. Earlier she said he was the greatest person of the world. She brought out a book with his fotos He made and now this. She wants to earn money with his dead but also famous father. He wasn't perfect as we all. And could be a better actor as a narcissist? Don't forget the time he lived. The world was another one and the influence of the time where someone live is important to understand something. To see back and to critical is to easy and not very intelligent... But if money has to come...
His daughter has said nothing against him! All those informations come from other people's interviews, that I have seen years ago. It's a misleading title to attract viewers! I cann't find anything new in that video that his daughter has said.
Yul Brenner was talented. His performance in The King and I was outstanding. He looked incredibly handsome. I have no idea if what this video is about is actually true. I really don't care if it is or not. That man has been dead for so long I can't imagine why anyone wants to bad mouth him now!!
Every person who walks this earth thinks he is bigger than life, better than anyone , does not escape something bigger than them (death)If you can beat that then your better because all your ideas and all your accomplishments go down in the grave with you and no one may ever know why you think your better then the next human being. Stay humble people.
Having played the youngest child in the original Broadway stage production of "The King & I", I am quite shocked by this character defamation of Yul Brynner! He invited me and my sister to spend a weekend at his Connecticut house with his wife and son, Rocky. He was so fatherly and kind. THAT'S how I choose to remember him and hope to join him in Heaven at the appointed time the good Lord has chosen. Barbara Luna, 87, who played Tuptim briefly in the same production who also was my NYC neighbor, I believe would say the same nice things about Mr Brynner. May he R.I.P. 🙏♥️
To much petty focus on disputes between actors most of whom have large egos and distort many facts about their personal lives, origins, etc. Most of the Reveals being made about old actors/actresses who were really idolized by older generations as ridiculously "Perfect" seem to NOT allow them to be as a product of their lives which were often DIFFICULT. Brennar was born into a post Bolshevik Revolution Russia and the "dad" abandoned the family. He was an amazing actor and accomplished individual. His circus accident would have been enough to defeat many personalities. His amazing rebirth as an actor speaks to his strength of character. Frankly, his accomplishments were not those of an AVERAGE PERSON. I respect him more than ever. This summary of his life should not have focused on his character flaws for the entire beginning. He grew to be a better person in old age even changing his mind regarding ethnic prejudice a COMMON trait of humans in earlier 20th century. He was a great ACTOR. His flaws are not close to the current people of Hollywood.
Why do you feel the need to isolate and attack the actor Yul Brynner? I think most actors have some type of hyper ego, but he was also intelligent and had many obstacles to overcome. I guess he wasn’t in the “club.” Steve McQueen seems like the sneaky one who stirs up trouble while blaming others for retaliation. Sounds like petty things to complain about. This is so ridiculous!
Yul died because of the effects of smoking. Before he died he did a commercial talking about the consequences. They played the videos for about a week after he died. Thats how powerful Philip Morris was, to have them removed. I was so disappointed in that action.
Found it surprising! Always loved him and his work; his depth in his craft. I am from Jamaica and to learn that he hated African people.... well, what is to be said...
Loved him in Westworld....as the psychotic cyborg gunslinger who malfunctions and causes havoc at a futuristic amusement Park,....Brynner was perfect in this classic Sci fi movie
That is being called "PERFEKTIONIST ", and that is the way to make masterpieceS. Now, the sloppy and lazy co-workers need to buckleup, they enjoy the fame, but deep inside they don't forget the "polishing". I am not loved from my personell, but my station had the lowest procent od deaths and complications, so, bite me :D
i worked on the London show and will never forget how polite he was when I opened a door for him. I admire him
You’re a blessed person… 😂
@@julliettesflowercards Thankyou
I had the opportunity to chat with Barbara Luna a couple times. She played his eldest daughter in the film The King and I and she said much the same thing. That he was such a sweet and polite man. He was the one who gave her away at her wedding. Barbara and the rest of the King and I cast "children" were treated by Mr. Yul like they were his own children she said.
He was proud, confident, stunning and didn’t give a fuck what anyone thought. God bless him ❤❤❤
No feks given.
Yul Brynner was one of my favorite actors when I was 6 yrs and when I was 14 yr I was lucky enough to have seen him at the London Palladium in the King and I. I was mesmerised by him, he was very ill but he was still dancing and singing like nothing was wrong then he collapsed on stage, the curtains came down the play stopped and we was told to wait the play will go on Yul Brynner just needed to rest, he recoved enough to continue he came back and finished the play. The whole theater gave a standing ovation everyone was shouting and he took three bows it still make me cry. I didn't know then how ill he was.
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Really? What year was that? He was too dedicated and passionate for his work indeed.
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I met him after seeing the king and I in Toronto. Wasn't long before he passed. He was nice. He smiled and said hello and asked if we enjoyed the show.
I love Yul Brinner, a brilliant actor and a very sultry look almost all the time. Thankyou for the pics of him smiling, just beautiful. I watch the magnificent seven, and loved every actor involved. Steve McQueen was very cool. Love them all. These older movies keep these actors alive. I dont ever want to forget them.
Personal life and idiosyncracies aside, he was one of my all-time favorite actors. The king and I and The Magnificient 7... ❤ just awesome!
After watching this video, I realized that despite his ego, he finally gave in to become a real human, which I think will always remain a great human in the heart of his fans. Thank you. :)
True Genius of his arts. We need to play homage to this man.
When ever yul brynner was on stage, or in film, your eyes were focused on. Him. Also, that voice and that walk. Like a lion on the prawl.. Rip, dear yul. We will never c your. Likes again...
Let us all PAY HOMAGE TO AN ACTOR SO BEAUTIFULLY PORTRAYING HIS ACTING SKILL IN A VERY MAGNIFICENT WAY 👍⭐
Arnold mentions he used Yuls mannerisms walking in Terminator from Westworld, walking with purpose and Not blinking!
Yul Brynner was and still is my favorite.
I saw him in The King and I on stage in London. I went twice because he was absolutely incredible. Mesmerising.
I saw him at The Paladium, too. Fabulous!
@@DavinaWilson58 I did too. He was unforgettable. I cried when he died at the end of the show just as I cry at the same moment, whenever I watch the film.
I have always admired Yul Bynner and thought he was an extremely handsome man and brilliant actor! I loved him. We all have our own personalities and perhaps his was formed due to a difficult childhood?! I think he was an amazing human being. I hope his children have inherited some of his talent. May he be resting in peace.❤️💔💯👏👏👏👏🤣🙏🌹🙏🌹
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Yes he was an Extremely Handsome man and Truly Gifted Brilliant Actor.🎉
He was a brilliant one off .....we need people with such individuality in our often mundane modern world - where people toe official lines so much they bore rather than entertain.....I know he spoke several languages so presume English may not have been his mother tongue, which makes his fine precise acting all the more remarkable....(the camera loved him and he was one of the most memorable and charismatic stars ever to grace the silver screen)
He was Russian from Vladivostok
I saw the king and I,he was magnificent.I feel very lucky to of seen him in this ,it was magical
I think his family or executor should finish his legacy and engrave his words onto his monument. His words as his life deserves to be remembered for generations to come. His strength as a superstar, his intelligence charm, humor and presence are all examples of some of the best qualities of humanity and he should be celebrated for his lifetime's contributions to this world.
What I find amazing is how people seem to determine how they feel about an actor based on his personal life. I fall in love with the characters they play and how they portray that character. Not the person playing that character. I don't care about the person. I don't care about the real person's politics love life personal habits or anything real about them. I go see them to be entertained. Not for advice not for a friend not for their opinion or anything else for that matter. I will never hate him because he did a great job of being a certain character. Period.
What about someone like Kevin Spacey. Excellent actor, piece of shit person, taking advantage of and molesting young Men on the sets of his movies. I loved him, can't even look at him anymore, not interested in his portrayals of anyone.
The problem lies with people believing the actor is their character. I loved his work, even took my mother to see him live in the King for her birthday, not long before his death. I'm sorry to hear he didn't like black people because we are black!
Me too !
I don't think he had anything agains black people. Many time we make some funny/stupid comments as a joke .... but not mean we are like that....
He filled out my life in Enterteinment like other actors or singers and I'm thankful 💕🙏🙏☮️
I adored this actor. He had a magnetic screen presence and in some of his roles he was unbearably sexy. Good to know that, even if somewhat narcissistic, he was also very intelligent, and could be generous.
Brynner personally insisted that Bergman was cast in the film. He had just come off the Oscar win the previous year and had enormous clout in Hollywood at that moment. Bergman had been blacklisted do to a personal scandal involving her relationship with Rossellini. Brynner fought for her specifically until the prodicers relented. He basically saved her career.
I always loved him as an incredible actor with great charisma !! He played the King and I and l was impressed with his acting !! ❤❤❤
Yul Brynner was an incredibly charasmatic, masculine and sexy actor. I can't take my eyes off him still !
An excellent, glimpse of the life of a complex, brilliant man. Sadly, many of the comments reveal individuals who need to have their heroes whitewashed and are either uninterested or unable to tolerate seeing the full facet of their complicated personalities. Why can we not admire, even love our heroes and accept that they are imperfect humans like the rest of us.
I always loved this man. I don't care what kind of 'trash' anyone brings up about him. I saw him twice in the King and I and loved both performances.!!! he graciously acknowledged his curtain calls with the audiences and also recognized the supporting cast. It's sooooo very easy for people to bring up gossip when the person has passed away. they're the real pigs!
He lived a charmed life following his own rules...he was fortunate...he was his own man...good on him...😎👍
I remember Yul Brenner in a film with Tony Curtis called Taras Bulba, a fictional account of the war between the Cossacks of Russia and Poland
Yuk Brynner, not perfect, but definitely is exceptionally remarkable. His "etc etc" is and will always stay in my mind.
Yes! Loved that too! Loved his character in King & I. He will always remain a favorite of mine❤
Yul Brinner Etc Etc Etc .
He was certainly very determined. His life was not much different to a lot of Hollywood actors/actresses, complete with multiple marriages and divorces. Poor beginning and through determination created a new life and continued to educate himself along the way. Yul Brunner was a amazing actor, that's all that is important.
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I like actors when they act, not when they talk. Id say the same about singers.
That's fair enough.
I think you did really good job of sharing with us the complex nature of the iconic Yul Bryner. I was first smitten by him when I saw him in The King & I. I think I'll always be a little smitten, but appreciate knowing more about his difficult character in real life. But still believe in him & hope he had more peace within himself toward end & more freedom from his ego. We all suffer from the antics of ego to some degree if we are overly identified with it & sounds like he had complexes of self esteem that made his more reactive. I wish him peace & joy in Light of God. I loved him in film version of King & I & the strength of the woman who bewildered him as King. Was really great movie. Thankyou. Was very interesting to hear more of his background & interests outside acting. Great job!❤
A true Hollywood legend. Enjoyed his work. May he rest in peace .
A difficult man no doubt but a highly intelligent perfectionist . His complex childhood background fed into his eclectic private and professional life .
Yul Brynner was who he was as we all are but his screen personna was beyond amazing. The walk said it all.
So what! Who he was for us, A most effective & elegant actor! He carried those many roles greatly! Who are we all in our private lives that never can get expressed as a public person!
He was amazing in the King and I, Vancouver BC Canada All you want to do is stare at him. His presence on the stage was magical.
Westworld was awesome
I loved him in Westworld. His face was perfect for the robot role!
Of course my fav is the King and I.
Loved your dad in the king and I ❤
@@lorraineleaver9072 perfect comment😂😂😂
@@lorraineleaver9072I loved Westworld, he scared the hell outta me.
I always had respect for Yul Bynner. Telling tales after he is gone and cannot defend himself is wrong. His daughter should be ashamed
I agree! He had a huge ego, but that's what made him charismatic and he used it well. He was much more sophisticated and exotic than most Hollywood types..
Other stars and interviews of him he himself agreed he was aloud to act selfishly and arrogant, eccentric and ego he wasn't proud of it according to some stories .
What an accomplished man! Super Inteligent. Like the fact that he didn't want to see a psychologist or psychiatrist. Why should he? A strong personality as he was? He didn't need to. Bravo.
His private life is his private life!!! I respected him as a very talented actor. End of!
Yul Brynner spoke in impeccable French(He spoke eleven languages).
*Yul Brynner was a magnificent actor! a very manly man with a strong personality and handsome!*
All while having a boyfriend
@@SuperLEOLADY1 BOT, Stop writing nonsense!!!
@@GJL30 you stop believing nonsense
In all fairness, all men that are into men aren't feminine. 🤷🏾♀️
@@SuperLEOLADY1Xver can think what he wants.
Perhaps, as a child, she viewed him in a certain way. However, I remember that he could do a handstand at 63 years old.😂
People have passed
Let them rest in peace.
I loved Yul Brunner, I hate when the ACTOERS are dead and then some one would bad MOUTH them just to make a few more bucks. I have a different thought about Brunner NOW.. It is some times better not to know all the details of one's past.
@mariae9918 I admired Yul Brunner in both The King and I and in the Ten Commandments but I feel whether they are dead or alive I feel the public has a right to know about them. Like most of old Hollywood racism toward black people showed in the parts they cast black people in and the real-life disdain most of the actors/actresses had for black people. Even though most of them hardly ever come in contact with black people except for the black folks in service positions.
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Agree 100%
He was much loved by many❤❤
@@MyVictoria2 His work should have been much loved by many but not hiim.
You are talking dismissively for a guy who had been in half the world for the first 20 years of his life, living a very harsh life as a kid, who was dancing at cafes in Paris, doing acrobatics in circuses, reading Antinazi messages as a radio spokesperson, travelling to USA to escape the Nazis, singing amazingly with this unique voice of his, speaking 11 languages, being given low émigrés roles in the American theatres and films just so he always be the Russian immigrant and not outshine some other "stars", when he was the brightest most versatile star who was also superb in theatrical roles unlike most of those big Hollywood guns you keep referring. Unlike them, the world and the public adored him and this is what really matters in the long run. He was the legend.
I am his great fan. He is a versatile actor. I never know about his character and persona.
I always found the smoke and mirrors surrounding him very interesting. A guise to keep people OUT. He was an intense person who intended to give his best even if it did not satisfy him. The spice of aggravation seemed to stimulate him. His anti cancer ads were huge. I gave up to those ads. VALE a wonderful human.
I really appreciated his role in the magnificent seven. His character was never say die or quit! Did not see king or the others. He had a voice and a demeaner that said listen to me.
Yul Brinner would be perfect as Charles Xavier in the X-Men!!
I saw this movie. He was really good. Forgive & forget dear daughter, move on. He was really good. It's true.
GREAT ACTOR... HANDSOME, DEBONAIR.. and I loved all his films.
No one is perfect. He was human.
Loved him as a actor....wonderful ❤
I saw him on the 1984 AMA sharing his admiration for Michael Jackson it was surprisingly unexpected to see a Man of his caliber both Fantastic 😊❤😊❤
A complete actor of a great talent, I loved ans still love him, periode!
Ur father was an. Amazing actor we love him very much ❤😊 u should be blessed to had an grreat father
I admired Brynner's acting style, loved his bald head, piercing eyes n undeniable good looks. That will never change coz we all have our foibles. N some of the greatest men in history were short, so they clearly made up for their lack of height😊
It's very sad to see completely mediocre and useless people, employees, relatives, especially children, who often bring public revelations about the intimacy of dead super celebrities, who cannot speak out, just for a pathetic opportunity to appear, including the fact that many still live off this success.
So what I was raised by a verbal and physically abusive aunt. When she got old and sick I took care of her. Everyone wanted to know why I cared for her, easy I love my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ and I had long forgiven her. Regardless of my treatment I would never get on a public format to discredit her this is just someone who wants numbers.
He was a great actor he played his part in every movie
Only saw 2 movies, love this man💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎🤩🤩🙌🙌
One of the original GOAT'S!!!
To leave school at 16 in Europe in the 1930's was hardly leaving early.
The man is a genius. He was bigger than life. What happen in his private life is none o our business.
❤ R.I.P KING THEY CAN ONLY TRY TO TAKE YOU DOWN 😮
I first saw Brynner in "The Ten Commandments". The man was brilliant but I never would've thought he'd be this kind of person. Never meet your heroes!
A great actor , rest is history 🍷
What a great thing to say.
He was a great and talented actor of caliber. Sadly people misinterpreted him but truth did exist as people do change with time.
No one can honestly say they are perfect. We all have our dark sides in our characters. But there is still good in people. Look at the joy Yul brought to us all in the classic movies in which he starred. So judge him less harshly. As Jesus said : let he who has not sinned cast the first stone to the prostitute from whom he was protecting from the mob in the bible.
You said it all! We all have our our good and bad sides. I hate how when people die suddenly people have nothing but negative to say. Loved him in King and i
I love a strong minded man, the trouble with many men they’re snowflakes nowadays, Brynner was one of the best actors of all time.
Please don't use that computer generated speech. It makes the narration excruciatingly difficult to endure.
He’s a good actor. They bad mouth to make a buck because he’s dead and can’t defend himself sad. People if you want to bad mouth do it when they are a live not dead. Let the dead Rest In Peace! We are do bad things at some point in are life too, let’s not cast a stone at someone else?
Rip to the 1 and one Yul Brynner and thank you for the message I've seen u on tv when I was 17yo about the dangers and told us that cigarettes are very dangerous and warned us don't do it thank you for saving my life and other's before I started rest in power sir u r sorely missed 😢😢😢
A great actor. One of the best.
@joyobrien3820 great actor and i respected him always
He was an actor professionally but a flawed human being just like all of us… I like his work but I never thought he was particularly wonderful
I hadn't heard those bad things abt his personality, but it's easy to spill things when ppl are dead & can't defend themselves. personally, unless a celebrity does illegal & immoral things, i don't expect them to be perfect, they're human, so they obviously have flaws. sure, when actors combine talent AND great personality, it's even better, but when I watch a movie, what I expect is them to act well. it's not as if I had to live with them
I remember him and wondered what happen to him. I was a very young child when I saw him in the movie the King and I.
So easy to talk bad about a person who is dead!!!
Lots of trash UA-cam these days to make money. Keep warm thoughts about this delightful man.
For me an outstanding actor👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I thought the title was misleading.
I can't understand why the daughter thinks she has to tell us the 'truth'. Earlier she said he was the greatest person of the world. She brought out a book with his fotos He made and now this. She wants to earn money with his dead but also famous father.
He wasn't perfect as we all. And could be a better actor as a narcissist? Don't forget the time he lived. The world was another one and the influence of the time where someone live is important to understand something. To see back and to critical is to easy and not very intelligent...
But if money has to come...
His daughter has said nothing against him! All those informations come from other people's interviews, that I have seen years ago. It's a misleading title to attract viewers! I cann't find anything new in that video that his daughter has said.
Never give up , Never surrender 💪😊
Beautiful beautiful actor and talented 💋👏👍
Kinda nice to hear that he became more humane personally as he aged. A lotta folks shrivel as they age.
Yul Brenner was talented. His performance in The King and I was outstanding. He looked incredibly handsome. I have no idea if what this video is about is actually true. I really don't care if it is or not. That man has been dead for so long I can't imagine why anyone wants to bad mouth him now!!
Every person who walks this earth thinks he is bigger than life, better than anyone , does not escape something bigger than them (death)If you can beat that then your better because all your ideas and all your accomplishments go down in the grave with you and no one may ever know why you think your better then the next human being. Stay humble people.
he's not here to defend himself
💯🇨🇱🇺🇲not here to defend
Having played the youngest child in the original Broadway stage production of
"The King & I", I am quite shocked by this character defamation of Yul Brynner! He invited me and my sister to spend a weekend at his Connecticut house with his wife and son, Rocky. He was so fatherly and kind. THAT'S how I choose to remember him and hope to join him in Heaven at the appointed time the good Lord has chosen. Barbara Luna, 87, who played Tuptim briefly in the same production who also was my NYC neighbor, I believe would say the same nice things about Mr Brynner. May he R.I.P. 🙏♥️
To much petty focus on disputes between actors most of whom have large egos and distort many facts about their personal lives, origins, etc. Most of the Reveals being made about old actors/actresses who were really idolized by older generations as ridiculously "Perfect" seem to NOT allow them to be as a product of their lives which were often DIFFICULT. Brennar was born into a post Bolshevik Revolution Russia and the "dad" abandoned the family. He was an amazing actor and accomplished individual. His circus accident would have been enough to defeat many personalities. His amazing rebirth as an actor speaks to his strength of character. Frankly, his accomplishments were not those of an AVERAGE PERSON. I respect him more than ever. This summary of his life should not have focused on his character flaws for the entire beginning. He grew to be a better person in old age even changing his mind regarding ethnic prejudice a COMMON trait of humans in earlier 20th century. He was a great ACTOR. His flaws are not close to the current people of Hollywood.
Yul Brunner was a favorite actor of mine!
Why do you feel the need to isolate and attack the actor Yul Brynner? I think most actors have some type of hyper ego, but he was also intelligent and had many obstacles to overcome. I guess he wasn’t in the “club.”
Steve McQueen seems like the sneaky one who stirs up trouble while blaming others for retaliation. Sounds like petty things to complain about. This is so ridiculous!
He was an exceptional person .
Yul Brynner was one of my favorite actors. I love all his movies, especially the Western World". Im not sure ifvi got it right.❤
Thanks for sharing Yul Brynner's
One of the greatest.
Let me guess, the will outcome had upset people
Yul died because of the effects of smoking. Before he died he did a commercial talking about the consequences. They played the videos for about a week after he died. Thats how powerful Philip Morris was, to have them removed. I was so disappointed in that action.
Grande ator yul Brynner 7 homens e um destino filme muito bom 🇧🇷
Found it surprising! Always loved him and his work; his depth in his craft. I am from Jamaica and to learn that he hated African people.... well, what is to be said...
He was dark skin. Wow!
I love Yul. Bad mouthing him is wrong.
Loved him in Westworld....as the psychotic cyborg gunslinger who malfunctions and causes havoc at a futuristic amusement Park,....Brynner was perfect in this classic Sci fi movie
That is being called "PERFEKTIONIST ", and that is the way to make masterpieceS. Now, the sloppy and lazy co-workers need to buckleup, they enjoy the fame, but deep inside they don't forget the "polishing". I am not loved from my personell, but my station had the lowest procent od deaths and complications, so, bite me :D