In Memoriam 1974: Famous Faces We Lost in 1974 | Legacy Memoriam
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Join us as we pay tribute to the famous faces we lost in 1974. From actors to musicians to public figures, we honor their legacies in this memoriam video.
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I didn't see anything about Edward Platt in here. He was great as The Chief on Get Smart.
If they put every famous person that died that year, it would be the length of a feature film
That’s a photo of Bobbin Darrin not Moose Charlap
What about Jacqueline Susan?
No it's a photo of Bobby Darin don't know who the heck Bobbin Darrin is
Surely you mean Bobby Darin.
@@Boss302Kirk Sorry about the mistake
@@kennethschultz4910You knew exactly who he meant. No need to be sarcastic.
John Ritter resembles his dad Tex, who also tragically died of a heart attack.
John died of an aortic dissection.
A lot of stars died of heart attacks in 1974.
When smoking and a fatty diet were common. We’ve come a long way in knowing how to eat healthy.
@@DJ-bj8ku I'm a vegetarian and it's changed my life for the better. I also completely cut out junk food.
Can you do 1973? Did you know these people died in 1973?
Jim Croce
Lyndon B. Johnson
There were an awful lot for 50:year olds dying back then.
Many early deaths were related to smoking which was more prevalent then
And many of them did not take the newly invented medicines for hypertension
Technology is saving alot more lives then ever!!!
I was born the next year and my dad's parents both died in their 50s in the early 70s
@@mattmelchiorre4790 Im sorry to hear this!!!
That's Bobby Darin, not Moose Charlap.
I did not know that Frank Sutton was only 50. He was truly funny.
😞 Gomer must of been devastated.
@@robertcuratolo5339 Or maybe all the bawling out of Gomer is what did it.
@@KevinMiller-xn5vu PYLE
I don't know what it is about these videos, but they seem to unleash the absolute worst in some people. It's not the poster's fault; they legitimately want to honor the depicted deceased. But in the comments about Cass Elliott, it seems like they felt the need to unnecessarily insult each other. What the hell is wrong with these people?
It's been ok to be mean, insult, bully, since 2014. Even yesterday, a person said our president was a loser. It's ok for him to say so. Apparently
@@geewhiz3131Since 2014??? LOL
Back in 1974 people did not survive cancer or heart problems as much.
Because people in the medical profession were working to develop the drugs necessary to treat heart attacks. They may have the drugs necessary to treat cancer, but there's STILL no cure for it.
This is how far medicine has come in such a short period.
You forgot Edward Platt. He was the actor who played the chief on Get Smart. Vittorio De Sica an Italian film director who was part of the neo-realism movement in Italian cinema. Richard Long actor who played Jared Barkley on The Big Valley and as a widower mathematics teacher with three kids and an English nanny in Nanny & The Professor
Ed Platt committed suicide because he was suffering from depression.
I was very shocked, so many Worldfamous and International Persons who died in 1974.
R.I.P.
☀️☀️☀️🍀🍀🍀😍😍😍😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️
Admiral Richardson had been relieved by FDR and replaced by Admiral Kimmel before the attack on Pearl Harbor occurred.
Richardson disagreed with the decision to move the Pacific Fleet from San Diego to Hawaii.
@Alan... Regardless of who it was, they messed up big time by leaving all the planes outside lined up like soldiers, resulting in an easier way for the enemy to destroy them on Dec. 7th. ,1941. 🙏❤😡
Richard long should have been on that list
Agree, considering his picture is in the thumbnail 😁
So many wrong details...lol 😂
Pinkney "Pink" Anderson was born in South Carolina about the same time a blues guitarist named Floyd Council was born in North Carolina. Little did they know that one day their first names would be used by an English progressive rock group to be called Pink Floyd.
God bless ed he had a
really good show.he had alot good talent on his show .colour of your skin didnt matter.loved his show.he had from
The byrds to baseball
Players explaing how
they hit the ball.😢😢
Agnes Moorehead was also in Citizane Kane.
My birth year! I recognise few of these people. Agnes Moorehear, Mana Cass, Bud Abbott, Duke Ellington plus a couple of others.
So much cancer!
Agnes Moorehead. Thinks her Cancer was from a movie she did in Utah in 1956. They were filming near a Nuclear Waste area. She worked with John Wayne, Cancer, Ava Garner, Cancer and lots of extras that may never know that died from that. She said she wished she never would have done the movie. Her mother lived to be 106. Loved her on Bewitched. 1:17
Moorehead, Mama * 😑
@williamflack5767 Wasn't the bomb detonated in New Mexico? High winds supposedly carried the fallout westward. This is what I've heard.
@@Mike583 Yes, you are correct.
I was surprised that Pete Hamm was not here. He was the frontman and writer for the rock band "Badfinger."
He died in 1975. Badfinger were great. Poor souls were robbed blind. ✌
It always gets me when I see someone like Betty Compson, born in 1897 her life long gone. She was young once, a film star. I Ponder what her life must have been like. I wish I could go back in time and just say hello to her.
Jack Benny was on radio/television from 1932 to 1966
Pàm Courson and Jim Morrison ..... so sad.
12:39 is Bobby Darren.
I saw that also.
Darin
Funny how much Moose Charlap looks like Bobby Darin.
So peaceful, and memorable, and all in all a wonderful experience. 💎
Walter abrennan used to say. NO BRAG JUST FACT. My dad loved that.
Amazing the athletes that died of heart attack pre roid days,
I might be wrong on this but I think the rock group Pink Floyd got the first name Pink from Pink Anderson. Someone check me on this. 1974 was the year I graduated from college. Can’t believe it’s been 50 years
Makes you appreciate the advances in medicine in the last 50 years when you see how living to your mid 70s or early 80s was considered a good long life, and how much less treatable cancer and heart disease were. Admiral Richardson was an outlier for his time, whereas both my parents are alive and well in their 90s, as are many other senior members of my family.
They have made many advancements in medicine in the last 50 years. People are still dying every day from heart attacks, cancer/ breast cancer. In 50 years,they still haven't found cures for these.
So true the incredible advances in modern medicine are the reason why people are living so much longer and now many people are alive and well into their 80s and beyond that.. would not have happened as much 50 years ago
Cancer more treatable? They will NEVER find a cure. It's not profitable, and the end game of climate control is population control. Thin the herd. Survival of the fittest and most connected.
There hasn't been any advances in 50 years whatsoever. The only advance in human history was the discovery of penicillin in 1947. Otherwise, the techniques today are the same as Ancient Rome
Btw, people lived far longer and much healthier lives prior to 1947 than they do today if they lived past 18. 50 percent of children died from infections before 1947. Babies and children are added into the overall life expectancy
Thanx for a great video and a walk for me down memory lane. I remember watching and loving them all❤
It was pretty interesting to learn that Tim Horton was a hockey player. Maybe it will become useful for trivia.
Pamela Courson was 27 Same age as Jim Morrison was three years earlier
Should add Tex Ritter was the father of the late comic/actor John Ritter.
Nice elegiac music.
Joe Flynn was found at the bottom of his pool with a leg cast on. They weren't sure if he was in or out of the pool when he had the heart attack
Most of the Founding Fathers lived into their 80's and 90's with no medicine. Heart disease was almost unheard of in 1900.
Yes people are living longer today, but they are not healthy.
Life expectancy at the the time of the founding fathers was 40-plus years.
I was literary just 6 years old I loved my generation 70’s 80’s and 90’s,,,,,, generation x is by far the best generation ever
I respectfully disagree the 50s and 60s were great times also
Wow, Pink Floyd Anderson died the day before I was born, Ed Sullivan died the day I was born and Sattar Bahlulzade died the day after I was born. I wonder which famous person or people will be born the day I die. 🤔
Cigarettes took alot of these people
1.12 Miss you, Aggie!!!!!!! 💜⚘️
12:35. That's Bobby Darin, all right.
Ed Sullivan's show began in 1948, not 1955.
A reminder that every person born into the world is unique...
Bad year for heart attacks my father was 45 that year when he passed from one good to see how far we have come saving lives using cpr and now aed machines. It started with the help of the tv series emergency engine 51.❤❤❤
Oskar Schindler, my favorite, God Bless Him!
Motoyoshi Oda also died in 1973.
gosh what horrid muzak
A nossa verdadeira Esperança e Salvação está no SENHOR JESUS CRISTO.
Com todo o carinho falo que por isso temos que nos entregar ao SENHOR E ÚNICO SALVADOR JESUS CRISTO, pois só poderemos ter a Vida Eterna por meio DELE.
E essa tomada de decisão tem que ser feita ainda em vida.
Ótimo vídeo! Um abraço a todos!
Rudolph Dasslwr founded Adidas. His brother founded Puma.
You have that reversed: Adolf Dassler founded Adidas, Rudolf founded Puma.
The name Adidas is a contraction of Adolf Dassler’s name.
I was 14 at that time. I am shocked to see who passed away. RIP to all.
Bonos mother ??? You have to be joking , ridiculous
I thought it was interesting.
14:00 they show a picture of Rudolf Dassler, founder of Puma, holding an Adidas shoe. Adidas was founded by his brother, Adolf Dassler. Adidas is a contraction of his name. Adidas and Puma were fierce business competitors.
1974 was the year I graduated from high school.
Hmm...
I thought I'd have seen Richard Long in this one.
Ages Moorehead was beautiful!
Sorry for incorrect comment. I didn't know them all.
12:45 That looks an awful lot like Bobby Darrin.
Tim Horton was my childhood hero….🇨🇦
No mention of “Bamboo”, Mister Ed of the TV series.
Seems likes only yesterday. Wow how time flys.
at 12:40 that's not moose charlap that's bobby darin.
WHY ARE YOU BOUNCING AROUND OTHER YEARS SHOW DEATHS STARTING IN JANUARY
DEUS É A ÚNICA E VERDADEIRA ESPERANÇA.
A lot of heart attacks at early ages
Frank Sutton was a great actor!
Moose is Bobby Darin ???
What about Buford Pussar?
I was 21 in '74,I remember many of these people. I watched HAZEL,I didn't know he died at only 21. So many actors died so young! Very sad indeed.💔😥
It seems like an epidemic of heart failure was going around in the 70s.
Because of very bad habits bad diet smoking,drinking, no exercise
Stewie Dempster? I am a cricket fan and love reading about the history of the game but have never heard of him. Might read up about him….although probably not so exciting seeing he was a Kiwi. 😉
RIP
RIP
That's not Moose Charlap. It's Bobby Darin. Hope he's singing one of Moose's songs here...
Just a note, Dassler founded Adidas! Nice compilation and peaceful eternal rest to all!
Entreguemos nossas vidas nas benditas mãos de nosso SENHOR E ÚNICO SALVADOR JESUS CRISTO!
No. Be quiet. Stop delusional thinking ❌️
That one lady who died at 65, couldn't be her pic. that woman looked 85.
i don't mean any disrespect to the dead, may they rest in peace, but unless it was a friend or famiy member who died that year, and i sometimes think about them I could care less and the reason i say that is dam!! come on now it's been fifty freakin years already.
Rudolf Dassler established Adidas, not Nike. I give up!! Check your facts!!!!
That's not true either. Adolf and Rudolf Dassler joined their father's business and named it "Ge-Da". Later they established their own business: Rudolf had "Puma" and Adolf "Adidas". "Adi" is short for Adolf.
They didn't even mention Nike! Check your vision!!!
In Memoriam 1974
We are in 2024.
This is a little behind times.
Jack Benny was 49 when he died.
39
@@maureenproietta2065 darn it I remembered that wrong
@@Nitedawg1He was 80.
@@maureenproietta2065He was 80
@Nitedawg1 yes, thanks all. But I was referring to his joke about his age. He always said he was "39".
Why does there have to be piano music when someone dies it when your at a funeral home? My mom and dad both passed away in Hospice and my mom said Turn that shit off, I don't wanna hear it. It made me laugh I said Ok Mom.
Bobby Darin was a stage name