Mr. Vincent was a lesson to everyone. No matter how handsome, talented or lucky, if you let drugs, like alcohol, control your life, it takes everything away from you in very public ways. The guy just could never get away from his addictions. I've lost many people I've known personally the same way. Drugs are a really evil blanker blanker. Rest on Peace, Jan. We miss you.
I’m a 71yo veteran and retired pilot. I always enjoyed his shows on TV. It actually motivated me to become a pilot. I’m sure he had a lot of fun. So count your blessings where you can.
My best Jan Michael Vincent memory is his portrayal of Buster in the movie Buster and Billie. It's a beautiful and sensitive movie about love, devotion, and compassion. I saw the movie when I was a teenager and it remains one of my favorites. Rest in peace, Jan Michael Vincent.
"Tribes" was an impactful TV movie during the era of the VietNam war and the draft. His role as a countercultural young man who was drafted into the Marines was memorable.
And ironic since his mom begged a California National Guard Recruiter to get him in the Guard so he wouldn't have to go to Vietnam. I know, I was at the retirement dinner for the Recruiter and Vincent was a guest. He made a total Ass of himself.
@@user-nz4yg8wb4w If you are called to a war that you are totally convinced that this war must be fought, you don't need to be recruited, you go, but if it isn't so, you go out of fear of reprisals, if you don't go.
He exuded a strong, cool virility on screen. Girls swooned, and boys strived to emulate him. He literally helped to shape those perceptions in young minds.
He came on to HOWARD STERN many times years ago. Now I love my Howard Stern, but he basically exposed the sadness that Jan Michael's LIfe had become. Being sober for 15 years I know the Life that I could have had if I didn't stop drinking alcohol. It was sad to hear his slurred words and things he had done I can't even bring myself to say. People tried to help him, but alcohol won. Wasted Life.
I was 14 when Airwolf first aired, and I was blown away by the whole thing. I thought Jan-Michael was the ideal pilot for Airwolf, heroic and stoic. That show lit a fire in me to become a helicopter pilot and build my own autogyro, but a later horrific crash by a friend of mine put an end to all of that idiocy, lol. I was a model builder as a kid, and Airwolf was one of most-loved models. Jan-Michael ranked right up there in my kid mind with Batman and all the other superheroes.
Big Wednesday is a classic surf movie. Jan essentially seemed to play himself in that movie. I love that movie and Jan did a great job acting his part.
As a pop culture junkie, I was a little disappointed that JMV's late '60s gig on the Saturday morning kid's show "The Banana Splits" serial "Danger Island" wasn't mentioned.
I met him in the 1980's. I was invited to a dinner for a retiring California National Guard Recruiter, (I was an Army Recruiter in SoCal at the time), who managed to get Vincent in the Guard so he wouldn't have to go to Vietnam. His mother came to his office begging him to get her son in. He told her he didn't have a slot for him but she persisted and he made it happen. The dinner was at a Polynesian place and Vincent got drunk and made a total Ass out of himself. The manager even threatened to throw us out if we didn't get him under control. He was a troubled man. Good actor, but not a great one.
I was living in Mission Viejo CA when he had his accident in 1996. His car hit a large metal light pole. It was widely reported that it was a DUI related accident. Was very sad to hear of his accident. He lived at Lake Mission Viejo at the time, which was a beautiful area. Just wish he had an easier life and didn’t get caught up in alcohol abuse. He had the looks and talent to be able to act well into his later years but couldn’t escape his demons. He was one actor I would’ve like to have met and thanked him for his body of work. RIP JMV.
I remember him as the World’s Greatest Athlete from a Disney movie when I was a kid. It really was sad watching the downfall of this “golden boy.” RIP!
Jan-Michael Vincent was in the movie Worlds Greatest Athlete. Not Kurt Russell. I went with my best friend as kids to see this movie and left with a huge crush on Jan!
Hey I remember a very early movie he made called white Line fever he played a young soldier I think returning home from Vietnam and buying a Semi Truck will always remember the name of his character in this movie Carol Joe Hummer ,i enjoyed it and the Mechanic and never missed Airwolf cool characters and helicopters he was well matched to Ernie Borgnine ,as a kid in the 70,s who didn't want to be as cool as Jan Michael Vincent Kym Adelaide
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Surprised you didn’t mention the great 1970 made-for-tv movie (believe it or not) Tribes with Darren McGavin. As I recall, it really helped make him a household name. It’s also on UA-cam.
Severe constant pain is terrible as I know that from personal experience. It causes depression and suicidal ideation. I really enjoyed him in Airwolf and I hope he's in a better place now.
I remember that made for TV movie. He built sandcastles on the beach while he had a relationship with a girl. As long as those sandcastles were not washed away by the sea he would always be around.
He was a fantastic actor and could've moved forward if not for the substance. I feel for the guy. I can almost see myself going that way. It's too bad, he needed help. If he wouldve had his friends and family helping not leeching he could've been here today. Much like Mickey Rourke
This is why I have no interest in drugs or alcohol. I used to smoke but quit that too. Now I just play immersive open world rpg's And I've heard people say "That's an addiction too". But I can live with that one. After many hours of gaming I can still function. 🙂
I only knew him from Airwolf which I was a fan, along with A-Team, Knight Rider and the rest. You just have to remember that it was television and not real. Acting, sports and entertainment was just another job to many people during that era. These people aren’t gonna live forever. Salute to their dedication, commitment and wish them well.👍🏾✌🏾
Actors have to live with the paradox that their entire success in their field rests with their own personal appeal and that even if they become very successful for a particular time period, times inevitably change, and they may not be able to keep up with changing tastes. This insecurity is a challenge for all actors and leads some into neurotic and self-destructive behavior.
I remember him best for his role as an apprentice assassin in the Mechanic as Steve McKenna with leed star Charles Bronson as Arthur Bishop a well seasoned vastly diverse high end hit man and I remember Vincent in Whiteline fever as CarolJoe Hummer a young struggling independent Truck Driver that just came home after being discharged from the United States AirForce serving in Vietnam And for his role on the action series AirWolf with Veteran actor Ernest Borgnine
Nice overview, but you left out the movie, Tribes, with Darren McGavin and Danger Island from the Banana Splits. These shows are where I got to know him as an actor. Of course, I grew up seeing him on tv. In his day, he was good at his craft, and for me, if his name was listed in a movie or tv show, I, at least, had to take a look because it was probably worth watching .
@@clairecatclub200 Absolutely. I saw it when it came out on TV back in 1970 or 1971 when the Vietnam War was still happening. It captured the times for sure.
This video just repeats that he had health problems, legal problems and struggled with substance abuse. It repeats that, over and over again. He had health problems, legal problems and struggled with substance abuse.... Again, legal problems, health problems and substance abuse.
I fell in love with him when I saw his film 'The Mechanic.' He was the best looking actor in the world then. I still cry over what happened to him and his career to this day. What a waste of looks and talent.
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Loved him in Winds of War. It said by other actors who worked with him,no matter what his condition was,he came to the set prepared and knew his lines. So sad he self destructed
When I was about 9 years old he starred in one of his Movies White line fever that was my favorite of his he played with Kay Lenz in that movie. So sad what happened to him 😢
I remember the movie "Tribes" but I couldn't remember the title of the movie or one of the stars of the movie, Jan-Michael Vincent. For some reason I woke up this morning and I thought of Jan-Michael Vincent. It dawned on me that his was the actor who played the hippie turned Marine in the movie tribes. I tried for at least a couple of years to figure out the name of the movie or the actor who played the hippie named "Adian". The movie had other solid performances. I spent some time reading and reviewing Jan-Michael Vincent's life and career. I want to watch some of his other movies and TV performances. As a teenager when "tribes" came out, I was very deadset against war or me ever joining the military. The movie had a huge impact on me and my belief that there has to be a better way in this world. I respect the men and women in the military, but the concept of forcibly drafting pacifists into the military seems so wrong to me, then and now. I'm sorry to hear of the troubles that Jan-Michael Vincent had with drugs and alcohol.
Jan-Michael Vincent was so good looking. I Loved him in White Line Fever, Buster and Billie and The Mechanic. Never missed an episode of Airwolf. He was a very good Actor. Don't know why someone so beautiful and talented has to turn to drugs and alcohol. It literally destroyed him. So very sad. I was shocked at his decline.
My favorite Jan Michael film was Damnation Alley. His character was a guy named "Tanner"; a survivor in a post-apocalyptic world before Mel Gibson, and more fun. Tanner could dodge blood thirsty scorpions, man eating cockroaches and human mutants one minute, then enjoying pizza and beer the next. He made better movies; I know, but I really got a kick out of Tanner. I try to follow his example, just without the beer part. Vincent was a very realistic actor. It was shocking and painful to see how he went down.
His personal demons destroyed him. If I remember correctly, one of his health issues that caused the amputation of his leg below the knee also somewhat may also be responsible for some of his memory blackouts in which he didn't recall being in one of those accidents. A case could be made in saying that Hollywood was partly to blame for his addictions because he grew up in a time in Hollywood where drug and alcohol abuse were all the rage.
All things considered, 74 is pretty average for a life, but I do wish he didn’t struggle with the drugs the way he did. Beyond that though, he is literally one of the most handsome men to have ever lived.
I remember that my favourite show as a kid was Airwolf and because of his substance abuse the show ended due to him beating his wife. It was taken very seriously and while there might have been other factors, I remember the show finishing during a high point in ratings as far as I knew. Although I live in Australia so maybe it was a hit over here but less so overseas.
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74 is a good run?
Mr. Vincent was a lesson to everyone. No matter how handsome, talented or lucky, if you let drugs, like alcohol, control your life, it takes everything away from you in very public ways. The guy just could never get away from his addictions. I've lost many people I've known personally the same way. Drugs are a really evil blanker blanker. Rest on Peace, Jan. We miss you.
Fine specimen of a man literally destroyed his good looks with alcohol and drugs
I’m a 71yo veteran and retired pilot. I always enjoyed his shows on TV. It actually motivated me to become a pilot. I’m sure he had a lot of fun. So count your blessings where you can.
Fun stuff, you're a true fan! We're very happy to know that you're a fan of Jan! Made us miss him more 😢
He was a great actor beyond TV. The Mechanic was my favorite film he was in.
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I watched that movie last night . It's a good movie.
I think it was his best movie, but then again, he was working with Charles Bronson.
My best Jan Michael Vincent memory is his portrayal of Buster in the movie Buster and Billie. It's a beautiful and sensitive movie about love, devotion, and compassion. I saw the movie when I was a teenager and it remains one of my favorites. Rest in peace, Jan Michael Vincent.
"Tribes" was an impactful TV movie during the era of the VietNam war and the draft. His role as a countercultural young man who was drafted into the Marines was memorable.
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And ironic since his mom begged a California National Guard Recruiter to get him in the Guard so he wouldn't have to go to Vietnam. I know, I was at the retirement dinner for the Recruiter and Vincent was a guest. He made a total Ass of himself.
@@user-nz4yg8wb4w If you are called to a war that you are totally convinced that this war must be fought, you don't need to be recruited, you go, but if it isn't so, you go out of fear of reprisals, if you don't go.
I was trying to think of the name of the movie or the actor who played the hippie for a couple of years now.
@@clairecatclub200 Jan Michael Vincent
He exuded a strong, cool virility on screen. Girls swooned, and boys strived to emulate him. He literally helped to shape those perceptions in young minds.
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It's crazy to compare the "thumbnail" photo of JMV to his young self. Everybody "ages", but this guy literally self-destructed.
Self immolation
I Remember
He lost his leg too.
It's sad he went down extremely fast.
agreed
As a So Cal Surfer...he was great in the surfing epic Big Wednesday. Great film.
Thanks Jan, for lots of good memories. Hope you're in a better place now. Such a beautiful young man, so much talent. Blessings to all the family.
Beautiful words, thank you for your message for Jan. We miss him 😢😢
He is dead and therefore unable to read any messages.👍
jaybird919, Very nice message, thank you!
He came on to HOWARD STERN many times years ago. Now I love my Howard Stern, but he basically exposed the sadness that Jan Michael's LIfe had become. Being sober for 15 years I know the Life that I could have had if I didn't stop drinking alcohol. It was sad to hear his slurred words and things he had done I can't even bring myself to say. People tried to help him, but alcohol won. Wasted Life.
It's very sad when drugs and alcohol ruin a person's life.
A girl I liked in high school had a huge crush on Jan and I became very jealous of him LOL. This was summer of 1976.
I'm 65 yo, and I'd have to say the movie that brought him to prominence in era was Disney's "World's Greatest Athlete".
I was 14 when Airwolf first aired, and I was blown away by the whole thing. I thought Jan-Michael was the ideal pilot for Airwolf, heroic and stoic. That show lit a fire in me to become a helicopter pilot and build my own autogyro, but a later horrific crash by a friend of mine put an end to all of that idiocy, lol. I was a model builder as a kid, and Airwolf was one of most-loved models. Jan-Michael ranked right up there in my kid mind with Batman and all the other superheroes.
Very interesting, thank you so much for sharing your life story. Much appreciated 💕💕
Big Wednesday is a classic surf movie. Jan essentially seemed to play himself in that movie. I love that movie and Jan did a great job acting his part.
That's one of my favorite movies.
As a pop culture junkie, I was a little disappointed that JMV's late '60s gig on the Saturday morning kid's show "The Banana Splits" serial "Danger Island" wasn't mentioned.
He was in that???!! You Tube here I come!
I met him in the 1980's. I was invited to a dinner for a retiring California National Guard Recruiter, (I was an Army Recruiter in SoCal at the time), who managed to get Vincent in the Guard so he wouldn't have to go to Vietnam. His mother came to his office begging him to get her son in. He told her he didn't have a slot for him but she persisted and he made it happen.
The dinner was at a Polynesian place and Vincent got drunk and made a total Ass out of himself. The manager even threatened to throw us out if we didn't get him under control.
He was a troubled man. Good actor, but not a great one.
I was living in Mission Viejo CA when he had his accident in 1996. His car hit a large metal light pole. It was widely reported that it was a DUI related accident. Was very sad to hear of his accident. He lived at Lake Mission Viejo at the time, which was a beautiful area. Just wish he had an easier life and didn’t get caught up in alcohol abuse. He had the looks and talent to be able to act well into his later years but couldn’t escape his demons. He was one actor I would’ve like to have met and thanked him for his body of work. RIP JMV.
The end scene of The Mechanic was a fantastic twist. And Hooper was fun movie to watch as a kid. Enjoyable.
I remember him as the World’s Greatest Athlete from a Disney movie when I was a kid. It really was sad watching the downfall of this “golden boy.” RIP!
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That was Kurt Russell
Sorry I was wrong! 😮
@@carminedipietro1151 ❤️✌️✌️❤️ But, Kurt was The Computer (who) Wore Tennis Shoes!
Jan-Michael Vincent was in the movie Worlds Greatest Athlete. Not Kurt Russell. I went with my best friend as kids to see this movie and left with a huge crush on Jan!
you left out some classics, hooper, damnation alley and shadow of the hawk, as a kid growing up in the 70's i loved those movies
Hooper was a Great Movie and Him and Burt Reynolds had good on screen chemistry
Jan is well remembered in, The World's Greatest Athlete. He was something to look at. :)
Hey I remember a very early movie he made called white Line fever he played a young soldier I think returning home from Vietnam and buying a Semi Truck will always remember the name of his character in this movie Carol Joe Hummer ,i enjoyed it and the Mechanic and never missed Airwolf cool characters and helicopters he was well matched to Ernie Borgnine ,as a kid in the 70,s who didn't want to be as cool as Jan Michael Vincent
Kym
Adelaide
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Drop dead handsome. He lit up movie screens. Cast not as just a shirtless pretty boy like in The Mechanic, his talent shone through.
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Surprised you didn’t mention the great 1970 made-for-tv movie (believe it or not) Tribes with Darren McGavin. As I recall, it really helped make him a household name. It’s also on UA-cam.
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In 1973 I was 7 yrs old and saw the movie The world's greatest athlete, starring Jan-Michael Vincent at the theatre.
Severe constant pain is terrible as I know that from personal experience. It causes depression and suicidal ideation. I really enjoyed him in Airwolf and I hope he's in a better place now.
Plus the fact that doctors/medical system will eventually kill you with their never ending treatments, medications and their side effects.
The man endured a lot I'm surprised he lived as long as he did
Sad but true. What is your favorite role of Jan?
I remember him best from his role in The Winds of War mini series.
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Absolutely heartbreaking. God rest his soul ❤️
Anyone remember "Sandcastles".
No, sorry never heard of it !!.
I remember that made for TV movie. He built sandcastles on the beach while he had a relationship with a girl. As long as those sandcastles were not washed away by the sea he would always be around.
@@noahellis3672 That's it. Probably on UA-cam, 70s I think, try and find it. It used to show up on tv, but not for years. Take care everyone.
Oh yeah😂 i fell for him in that movie.❤
@@pamelabustos8376 Easy to do. 💝
He was a fantastic actor and could've moved forward if not for the substance. I feel for the guy. I can almost see myself going that way. It's too bad, he needed help. If he wouldve had his friends and family helping not leeching he could've been here today. Much like Mickey Rourke
Beautiful words, thank you for your message for Jean. We miss him 😥
Mickey Rourke has never been an addict and has remained athletic to this day. He shows off his body a lot. That's the difference.
This is why I have no interest in drugs or alcohol. I used to smoke but quit that too. Now I just play immersive open world rpg's
And I've heard people say "That's an addiction too". But I can live with that one. After many hours of gaming I can still function. 🙂
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Disney movie "World's Greatest Athlete"..
uh oh Chongo! it's Danger Island time!
I only knew him from Airwolf which I was a fan, along with A-Team, Knight Rider and the rest. You just have to remember that it was television and not real. Acting, sports and entertainment was just another job to many people during that era. These people aren’t gonna live forever. Salute to their dedication, commitment and wish them well.👍🏾✌🏾
Love airwolf to death always watched it
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Off the top of my head....A team, battle star galactica, and Remington steele
BUSTER AND BILLIE WAS SO GOOD
Couldn't agree more! Thank you for sharing your views on this. You made us miss Jan more 😭😭
My favorite movie of his was when he played "Ski", a young stuntman along side Burt Reynolds in the movie "Hooper".
My first memories of JMV was on the "Danger Island" segment from the "Banana Splits Show"
I used to watch that show too.
Actors have to live with the paradox that their entire success in their field rests with their own personal appeal and that even if they become very successful for a particular time period, times inevitably change, and they may not be able to keep up with changing tastes. This insecurity is a challenge for all actors and leads some into neurotic and self-destructive behavior.
I remember him best for his role as an apprentice assassin in the Mechanic as Steve McKenna with leed star Charles Bronson as Arthur Bishop a well seasoned vastly diverse high end hit man and I remember Vincent in Whiteline fever as CarolJoe Hummer a young struggling independent Truck Driver that just came home after being discharged from the United States AirForce serving in Vietnam And for his role on the action series AirWolf with Veteran actor Ernest Borgnine
He was such a handsome guy. It’s so sad to see such beauty and talent self destruct.
Nice overview, but you left out the movie, Tribes, with Darren McGavin and Danger Island from the Banana Splits. These shows are where I got to know him as an actor. Of course, I grew up seeing him on tv. In his day, he was good at his craft, and for me, if his name was listed in a movie or tv show, I, at least, had to take a look because it was probably worth watching .
Tribes. Great performances by JMV and Darren McGavin. Powerful.
@@clairecatclub200 Absolutely. I saw it when it came out on TV back in 1970 or 1971 when the Vietnam War was still happening. It captured the times for sure.
You forgot to mention him starring in the "Banana Splits" accompanying TV show, "Danger Island," as Link (or was it Linc?).
Played a part alongside Charles Bronson in the Movie,THE MECHANIC.
Another sad story of extremes. But question, how his addictions, could possibly outweigh the fulfillment of his remarkable successes
This video just repeats that he had health problems, legal problems and struggled with substance abuse. It repeats that, over and over again.
He had health problems, legal problems and struggled with substance abuse....
Again, legal problems, health problems and substance abuse.
A junk channel - whoever writes the narration, if it isn't AI, can't write for 💩.
He was awesome in the movie "Hooper" 😊
I fell in love with him when I saw his film 'The Mechanic.' He was the best looking actor in the world then. I still cry over what happened to him and his career to this day. What a waste of looks and talent.
Man, I loved Airwolf as a kid. Great show!
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I loved Air Wolf! I used to watch it when I ws a kid!
White Line Fever is my favorite JMV movie.
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I remember him in the movie" Damnation Alley"
He didn't just destroy his life, he made it irreparable.
LoL. That's what the word destroy means. You can't repair something that has been destroyed.
He was great in Big Wednesday. Great show
Sad . I loved some of the movies he was in : the original The Mechanic and White Line Fever . Then co-starred in Burt Reynolds movie HOOPER .
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Baby Blue Marine was the first movie I saw with him in the lead. White line fever was also pretty good.
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Loved him in Winds of War. It said by other actors who worked with him,no matter what his condition was,he came to the set prepared and knew his lines. So sad he self destructed
Sad. I really liked him in "Shadow of the Hawk" and "Airwolf". He was a favorite
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@FactsVerse always interested in what happened to actors and actresses that have disappeared from the publics eye.
Moral of the tale
Drugs and alcohol are the ultimate in fake friends
So sad to see how many people get hooked and can't shake it.
When I was about 9 years old he starred in one of his Movies White line fever that was my favorite of his he played with Kay Lenz in that movie. So sad what happened to him 😢
I remember him from the classic 1972 film the Mechanic with Charles Bronson.Great flick.
I remember the movie "Tribes" but I couldn't remember the title of the movie or one of the stars of the movie, Jan-Michael Vincent. For some reason I woke up this morning and I thought of Jan-Michael Vincent. It dawned on me that his was the actor who played the hippie turned Marine in the movie tribes. I tried for at least a couple of years to figure out the name of the movie or the actor who played the hippie named "Adian". The movie had other solid performances. I spent some time reading and reviewing Jan-Michael Vincent's life and career. I want to watch some of his other movies and TV performances. As a teenager when "tribes" came out, I was very deadset against war or me ever joining the military. The movie had a huge impact on me and my belief that there has to be a better way in this world. I respect the men and women in the military, but the concept of forcibly drafting pacifists into the military seems so wrong to me, then and now. I'm sorry to hear of the troubles that Jan-Michael Vincent had with drugs and alcohol.
Jan Micheal Vincent was great actor .especially with Charles Bronson .and hawk eye in air wolf .he will be sadly missed. Rest in peace .
Now this was a tragedy. To be that cool and end up like he did. Always be ski in hooper to me
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Most definitely Airwolf. Will be watching it again 4th time.
Talk about repeating yourself and not revealing much ….at all
I got Jan Quadrant Vincent Fever!
He was in one of the great TV movies-Tribes, with Darren McGavin
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One of my all time favorite movies that had a big impact on my life.
I met him a long time ago and he was a very nice man who will always be good to me.❤
I enjoyed his guest appearance on "Renegade".
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Total tragic story. He could have been a great role model.
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He was a great actor. Grateful for a legacy of good work. We all age.
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I really liked the movie JMV did with Burt Reynolds called Hooper. Even though it wasn't one of his best performances. Rest In Paradise JMV.
So sad what can, and does happen to people in life.
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Jan-Michael Vincent was so good looking. I Loved him in White Line Fever, Buster and Billie and The Mechanic. Never missed an episode of Airwolf. He was a very good Actor. Don't know why someone so beautiful and talented has to turn to drugs and alcohol. It literally destroyed him. So very sad. I was shocked at his decline.
My favorite Jan Michael film was Damnation Alley. His character was a guy named "Tanner"; a survivor in a post-apocalyptic world before Mel Gibson, and more fun. Tanner could dodge blood thirsty scorpions, man eating cockroaches and human mutants one minute, then enjoying pizza and beer the next.
He made better movies; I know, but I really got a kick out of Tanner. I try to follow his example, just without the beer part.
Vincent was a very realistic actor.
It was shocking and painful to see how he went down.
I think he was the first male actor that I had a crush on growing up Dinah Shore was the first female 😸🤗😺!!!
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7:09 bro never mentioned the missing foot. What happened with his eye and foot? Not a great video.
I remember him most for Hooper and Defiance.
Im 64 yrs old and I can honestly say that until this video I had never heard of Airwolf let alone JMV.
I remember him in "The Worlds Greatest Athlete" , a disney movie back in 1973
His personal demons destroyed him. If I remember correctly, one of his health issues that caused the amputation of his leg below the knee also somewhat may also be responsible for some of his memory blackouts in which he didn't recall being in one of those accidents. A case could be made in saying that Hollywood was partly to blame for his addictions because he grew up in a time in Hollywood where drug and alcohol abuse were all the rage.
Was he in Logan run? You should do a video on Logan’s run movie.
Jessica 6 (Jenny Agutter) 🥰
You forgot to mention his best movie Big Wednesday. Beside the surfing it was like an autobiography.
Loved him. Tremendous actor with striking good looks. Sad ending.
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He was also in "Baby Blue Marine," co-starring Richard Gere and the gorgeous Glynnis O'Connor.
I remember first seeing him in Winds of War, and then I had to get my hair cut like him!
All things considered, 74 is pretty average for a life, but I do wish he didn’t struggle with the drugs the way he did.
Beyond that though, he is literally one of the most handsome men to have ever lived.
Great actor, but shame how he passed,
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My mom had the Hots for Jan-Michael Vincent back in the day.
We don't blame her as Jan is attractive back in the day. What is your favorite role of his?
He was great in the Winds of War.
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I remember that my favourite show as a kid was Airwolf and because of his substance abuse the show ended due to him beating his wife. It was taken very seriously and while there might have been other factors, I remember the show finishing during a high point in ratings as far as I knew. Although I live in Australia so maybe it was a hit over here but less so overseas.
damnation alley i first discovered this amazing person
The mechanic was a great movie, also danger island episode's on banana splits
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If you want the case against alcoholism, Ava Gardner and her beauty faded fast due to alcohol
Sad but true. Ava was very beautiful back in the day.
@@FactsVerse Frank Sinatra was so distraught after Ava divorced him, he stuck his head in an oven to suffocate to death. A close friend pulled him out of that.
He produced his best ever album, “Only the Lonely”-his “suicide album” from that experience. His best album ever. Listen to it while drinking one small shot Bourbon.
He later quietly paid her medical bills when she was very sick.
Good looks don’t last a lifetime. Even the more attractive need to be careful not to live in excess and take good care of them. Looks are transient- they soon flee.
Great @ AIRWOLF !
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Airwolf is first piece of material that i discovered his talent. Watched him on the mechanic movie.
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He was from Hanford, CA.