So sad to finally see George Michael reasting place grew up in the 80's when he broke out love all his music. R.I.P GEORGE you will never be forgotten...
Although, Mariah Carey's Christmas song also is popular, I believe that Wham's Last Christmas is the most popular Christmas song in Europe 😊 but you're absolutely right about the song being a gem! 😊💎
I guess it depends on how old you are🤷♀️. There are a million Christmas songs. The ones that will last the test of time, well we’ll have to see that. Mariah? Meh. Last Christmas? Maybe. But it’s a bummer song. Who wants that for Christmas?
George Michael’s sister is also buried with him she passed away on Christmas Day in 2019. Thank you so much for visiting George Michael I love him so much. I hope you visit John Bonham of Led Zeppelin. ❤️❤️❤️
I did not know George Michael's sister had died. Whenever I see Highgate Cemetery, although it is occupied with so many famous people, George Michael always comes to mind first. If you have not done so already, I would recommend viewing his "25 Live" concert which I could watch everyday and never get tired of it. Be well.
Really??? That’s so sad. I’m glad they are able to rest next to each other now. We lost so many greats in 2016. George, Prince, Bowie, Carrie Fischer, Debbie Reynolds.
It's sadly ironic that George died on Christmas Day. Last Christmas is one of my favourite Wham songs (nobody will ever sing it as he did). In fact, I was listening to that about an hour before I heard of his death. Such a shock. It's shame his sister, Melanie died 3 years to the day he did. They were very close. If you haven't read Andrew Ridgeley's memoir (Wham! George Michael and me)yet, I highly recommend it.
NO ONE DOES CEMETERY TOURS BETTER THAN THIS SERIES ! I cant even watch the other attempts because they just don't present it the way Hollywood Graveyard does ! Please...KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK 🙏
So thrilled you've come to visit us in England. What a comparison between the manicured American cemeteries and the rather higgledy piggledy English church yards and cemeteries. Great viewing.
I thought it had rare sunny skies during the shoot. We watch "Escape to the Country" reruns here in Florida, and it looks like just about in every show it's cold, overcast, rainy or dreary and everybody wears sweaters, overcoats or a mack.☺
@@BeachsideHank Hi, Hank. Surprisingly, we do get lovely weather at times over here. Funnily enough, Florida has nearly double the rainfall of the UK but because we are so far north we don't get the guaranteed sunshine. A common joke going round is that because of our high rainfall the British don't get tanned, we get rusty! Warmest wishes.
To say these are interesting vids is an understatement. This really is one of the best, certainly one of my favourites. CS Lewis is one of my all-time favourite writers. Thanks again for sharing. may they rest in peace. :)
This is the only way to see most of the Highgate burials, since that section is closed to the public. Plus you only scratched the surface at Westminster Abbey (not counting the royal tombs). Sir Isaac Newton and Stephen Hawking are buried there too, among a number of scientists.
@@pumpkinpatch5 I know. Got Pat Roach, most of Tolkien's family, the fathers of the Industrial Revolution, the founder of the Football League, and the inventor of instant custard powder buried in my neighbourhood.
OMG, I just can't say enough about your Hollywood Graveyard videos Arthur. I follow a lot of others that post graveyard tours but you are so superior to any I've seen. You do superb works until I literally count the weeks and months to the next one, thank you and by all means safe travels.
henry vii's is under the floor of a church at windsor with just a marker on the floor. Jane Seymour is in the same vault as well as Charles i and a child of queen anne. You'd think he'd have a huge tomb but he doesn't. There are reasons though
Arthur Dark is only competing with himself. He does not set the bar. He is the bar. The striking imagery, the delicious music, and the articulate and informative narratives simply cannot be beat. Thank you for another fantastic series of videos. Stay cool in the Valley.
@@stardustreacts13 how can you be proud about that? You can be proud about something you achieved, or like the english football team winning something, but you cant be proud about being born in england, cuz it was pure luck
@@pullermatz5677 proud to be a member of a country that has achieved so much? You can have pride in the achievements of your fellow man, it's not always about yourself.
When asked if he would wish to be buried in Westminster Abbey, Winston Churchill is said to have replied: "No! There are too many already in there who I don't like!"
WOW,,,,2 famous English writers died on the same day. C S Lewis and Aldous Huxley. What day was that? NOVEMBER 22, 1963. A sad day for America and the world.
As an author myself, I must say that this video will remain one of my favorites in all that I've seen on UA-cam! I enjoy the life stories of the greats, but your focus on some of the best writers of all time will guide me back to this video for a re-watch in the future. Thank you for another amazing job!
George Michaels' version of "Somebody To Love" with Queen at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert was a legendary performance...wish it would have been mentioned even a little
@@davidm3maniac201 Really? You need to find on UTUBE the concert for the 1st Anniversary of Freddie's passing. Too lazy to look? Here it is... ua-cam.com/video/UvM2Cmi-YRU/v-deo.html
Speaking of Dickens, if you go to Shrewsbury you can find the grave of Ebenezer Scrooge. When they shot the 1984 version of Christmas Carol there the producers found the blank stone in the church yard and got permission to inscribe it and then left it when they were done. Shrewsbury is also the town where held his first public reading of the story.
Churchill was a great men I wish the idiots protesting he's statue learn history and appreciate the great men's the help to created the world we know today
Monik Darcy Well said. I was thinking the same thing as I watched. Many of those knucklehead protesters may not even be alive today if not for Churchill’s leadership in World War 2.
@@IP0Monsturd But just don't mention his leadership in ww1... check your history, as well as what he did starving people...again check your history... he wasn't all that.
2:39 *"Good Friend for Jesus' sake forbear, To dig the dust enclosed here. Blessed be the man that spares these stones, And cursed be he that moves my bones."* Basically his epitaph poem clearly says, Don't dig up his grave, remove his body for scientific research, or God's curse might be upon your asses.
That flag is NOT England its for the whole of Britain (Scotland, England, N Ireland and Wales). Thats like me putting up a picture of the flag of, for example, Colorado and calling it USA. What area do you folks in USA, think ENGLAND is?
Love English graves. So much atmosphere and so gothic!!!! England 🏴 does cemeteries so good!!!! So enjoyable to watch. You thank you so much for showing. Sharon in England x
George Michael, Deborah Kerr, Sir Laurence Olivier, Charles Dickens, Rudyard Kipling, and Michael Faraday are the best highlights of this episode. I hope someday the graves of Ms. Grace Kelly and Claudette Colbert be featured next. 👍🙂
I heard Freddie Mercury's ashes are hidden, for privacy reasons.Got to respect that.Dont they have a cenotaph or statue where fans can pay their respects?
The George Michael Death Coincidence coincidence is interesting and scary with the echo of Last Christmas in the background. R.I.P George Michael 27:13
I really love your channel! Your voice is very unique. Sharp and deep to the point and very understandable!! You remind me a lot of Rob Sterling. Plus I love the whole attire you wear. Keep up the great work!!
An interesting fact. When The London Necropolis Company was building Brookwood Cemetery they also built the London Necropolis Railway. Which was built to carry the dead from London to Brookwood. The lines in the Cemetery closed in 1941 and you can still see the platform in the cemetery and I think the old station house as well.
How did you get in to see George Michael? I thought it was a private part of the cemetery and not open to the public. But then you are Hollywood Graveyard
Amazing! This has to be one of your best. I live in London and enjoy visiting notable graves, thankfully London has so many to choose from and keeps me busy
"....and that concludes our tour." Saddest words ever spoken. Thank you, Arthur, for a wonderful presentation. Looking forward to more of Hollywood Graveyard! God speed!
When I clicked on this, I thought Arthur secretly went to the UK before Quarantine lol. Also I hope they cover royal graves if possible like Queen Elizabeth’s parents and sister at St George's Chapel
Good on you for traveling to England! So glad you're really branching out. I love your presentations! I saw the notification on my PC but I'm going to run downstairs and watch it on the big screen. Cheers and keep 'em coming!!
I loved this!! What gorgeous churches! Why do their tombstones that are only 10 or 20 years look like 100 years? You can hardly read some that are not that old?
It's true, you learn something new every day. I never know, Handel was laid to rest in London. Always thought, he was buried in Germany. Great series, always a pleasure to watch. And a great Thank You for giving C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien a visit.
The Epitaph on Jane Austen's Grave reads: In Memory of JANE AUSTEN, youngest daughter of the late Revd GEORGE AUSTEN, formerly Rector of Steventon in this County. She departed this Life on the 18th of July 1817, aged 41, after a long illness supported with the patience and the hopes of a Christian. The benevolence of her heart, the sweetness of her temper, and the extraordinary endowments of her mind obtained the regard of all who knew her and the warmest love of her intimate connections. Their grief is in proportion to their affection, they know their loss to be irreparable, but in their deepest affliction they are consoled by a firm though humble hope that her charity, devotion, faith and purity have rendered her soul acceptable in the sight of her REDEEMER
The segment about George Michael was so haunting and sad. He was a huge star when i was a kid. His voice was very unique and beautiful. I can never listen to Last Christmas and not get emotional. That made me choke up. Thank you for respecting him.
Thanks for taking me to my favorite land for history, was also great to see George Michael's grave, as I heard it was in a private part of Highgate not open to the general public-Cheers!
Great to see this new series of graveyards in England! Such a difference between the lovingly cared for and lush American cemeteries and our messy unmown plots...
I really loved how you slowed down the photography. You usually move the film so fast that I have to close my eyes, thereby missing so much. This was perfectly filmed! I was able to see the entire video and look forward to the next one.
Oxfordshire is such a pretty place. It’s so weird to see my home town on Hollywood Graveyard. Seeing notifications for this makes me super happy 💓 you rock. Xx
@@davidm3maniac201 Actually, as shown in the opening clip and as described in the Notes section (dropdown menu) of the Title box, all England location filming was by Richard Brown.
So sad to finally see George Michael reasting place grew up in the 80's when he broke out love all his music. R.I.P GEORGE you will never be forgotten...
George Michael was great when he was wham and even better as a solo artist! He is missed!
Christine, I feel like he should still be with us...
Robert Allen along with Prince and Tom Petty.
The perfect pun doesn’t exi-
“We’ve got a lot of ground to cover”
Mariah Carey gets all the credit for her Christmas song, but George Micheal Last Christmas is truly a gem. Its still ironic he died on Christmas.
Dean Martin also died on Christmas and is noted for his many Christmas songs.
@@LVQ-so5th my lovely Dean
Although, Mariah Carey's Christmas song also is popular, I believe that Wham's Last Christmas is the most popular Christmas song in Europe 😊 but you're absolutely right about the song being a gem! 😊💎
I guess it depends on how old you are🤷♀️. There are a million Christmas songs. The ones that will last the test of time, well we’ll have to see that. Mariah? Meh. Last Christmas? Maybe. But it’s a bummer song. Who wants that for Christmas?
If Mariah pass on Christmas also this would be crazy. We all have to go someday Js.
George Michael’s sister is also buried with him she passed away on Christmas Day in 2019. Thank you so much for visiting George Michael I love him so much. I hope you visit John Bonham of Led Zeppelin. ❤️❤️❤️
I did not know George Michael's sister had died. Whenever I see Highgate Cemetery, although it is occupied with so many famous people, George Michael always comes to mind first. If you have not done so already, I would recommend viewing his "25 Live" concert which I could watch everyday and never get tired of it. Be well.
Did not know that. Thank you
George Michael and his sister both passed away on Christmas Day. Very sad. RIP to both.🙏
Really??? That’s so sad. I’m glad they are able to rest next to each other now. We lost so many greats in 2016. George, Prince, Bowie, Carrie Fischer, Debbie Reynolds.
It's sadly ironic that George died on Christmas Day. Last Christmas is one of my favourite Wham songs (nobody will ever sing it as he did). In fact, I was listening to that about an hour before I heard of his death. Such a shock. It's shame his sister, Melanie died 3 years to the day he did. They were very close.
If you haven't read Andrew Ridgeley's memoir (Wham! George Michael and me)yet, I highly recommend it.
NO ONE DOES CEMETERY TOURS BETTER THAN THIS SERIES ! I cant even watch the other attempts because they just don't present it the way Hollywood Graveyard does ! Please...KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK 🙏
Exactly. The others pale in comparison.
You are so right.
The only thing better than finding a new Hollywood Graveyard episode?? ... Hearing that there's two more episodes coming!!
I totally agree!
Yessss !!!
Yes totally agree, thanks Arthur
You got that right!
We must be morbid people
They cut out his heart and laid it next to his beloved. How romantic.
oooh they went against his wishes.As they say,most of the time you just don't have any say when you finally kick the bucket
Romantic, yes. And yet kind of grotesque.
@@jamesclendon4811 ghoulish, actually.
David K who’s
@@NenaLovesMakeup thomas hardy's heart was buried beside his first wife
Roger Lloyd Pack has only been gone for six years but his grave looks like it’s been there for a century
I thought the same when I saw Jean Kerr’s. Looked to be 200 hundred years old ✨🌟🎶🎼💫
Must admit it does!
That's Highgate. It looks after its own.
I had no idea he died. I loved him as Owen in The Vicar of Dibly.
Remember him from Harry Potter
So thrilled you've come to visit us in England. What a comparison between the manicured American cemeteries and the rather higgledy piggledy English church yards and cemeteries. Great viewing.
I thought it had rare sunny skies during the shoot. We watch "Escape to the Country" reruns here in Florida, and it looks like just about in every show it's cold, overcast, rainy or dreary and everybody wears sweaters, overcoats or a mack.☺
@@BeachsideHank Hi, Hank. Surprisingly, we do get lovely weather at times over here. Funnily enough, Florida has nearly double the rainfall of the UK but because we are so far north we don't get the guaranteed sunshine. A common joke going round is that because of our high rainfall the British don't get tanned, we get rusty! Warmest wishes.
@@avrilbowler8755 Florida has you beat two ways; rainfall and hurricanes.☺
@@avrilbowler8755 I like your sense of humor 😊
@@magpieone9390 😆
You should do a president’s graveyard special. It would be interesting
Yes
MegaRock1fan that’ll b fun
And generals if the army inpetular George Patton I know he is buried in Europe some where
Great Idea!
I would like one with the Titanic but not too sure if it’ll ever happen
A girl can wish dream
Welcome to England. So different from the manicured orderly cemeteries you're used to but so glad you came. Great viewing, thank you.
Ian Fleming also wrote the book "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" which was also made into a movie in 1968.
I didn’t know this thank you for sharing.
he did and with Roald Dahl writing the screenplay!
Instantly liked the second I saw England! So excited to watch this one!
To say these are interesting vids is an understatement. This really is one of the best, certainly one of my favourites. CS Lewis is one of my all-time favourite writers. Thanks again for sharing. may they rest in peace. :)
This is the only way to see most of the Highgate burials, since that section is closed to the public. Plus you only scratched the surface at Westminster Abbey (not counting the royal tombs). Sir Isaac Newton and Stephen Hawking are buried there too, among a number of scientists.
He did say this is the first of a three part video.
@@Thefruitspeaks Yes, but they might be going elsewhere. There's a lot more England to cover.
@@darthdmc Well, we won't know until it's published. I highly doubt he wouldn't cover some of the biggest names in the abbey.
Ha ha, to be fair, it’d be bloody hard to cover all of our well-known burials. England is full of them!
@@pumpkinpatch5 I know. Got Pat Roach, most of Tolkien's family, the fathers of the Industrial Revolution, the founder of the Football League, and the inventor of instant custard powder buried in my neighbourhood.
Jean Simmons was also in the mini series “North and South”. She played Clarissa Main, the mother to Patrick Swayze’s character Orry Main 😊
I was just going to write that!!
Wendy Rupp...I still love that mini series 🥰
@@kathleenbrenner2889 Me too!
She played in a spot of In the Heat of the Night also.
They said she was a yenta with the cast.
OMG, I just can't say enough about your Hollywood Graveyard videos Arthur. I follow a lot of others that post graveyard tours but you are so superior to any I've seen. You do superb works until I literally count the weeks and months to the next one, thank you and by all means safe travels.
I hope you do the royal graves like Henry the 8th and his daughters! That would be awesome.
And wives!
Amazing yes that would be amazing 😉
henry vii's is under the floor of a church at windsor with just a marker on the floor. Jane Seymour is in the same vault as well as Charles i and a child of queen anne. You'd think he'd have a huge tomb but he doesn't. There are reasons though
Not to mention Henry the 8th wives too
@@martinkirby3100 - Two wives were found buried under the floor of the chapel in the Tower of London....no markers.
Arthur Dark is only competing with himself. He does not set the bar. He is the bar. The striking imagery, the delicious music, and the articulate and informative narratives simply cannot be beat. Thank you for another fantastic series of videos. Stay cool in the Valley.
O Arthur , Arthur, wherefore art thou Arthur? Oh there you are. Time to go graveyard hunting in England.
My Day just got whole lot better
only time u just don't have to buy a ticket to visit the great,just take a stroll across the cemeteries
Such a small nation, but given the world such riches in artistic culture..
Yup. Its a nation I am proud to be a part of.
@@stardustreacts13 how can you be proud about that? You can be proud about something you achieved, or like the english football team winning something, but you cant be proud about being born in england, cuz it was pure luck
@@pullermatz5677 lucky for me it was pure luck.😂😂🤣
@@myrescuecats3028 so you were in heaven choosing to be in your Country?
@@pullermatz5677 proud to be a member of a country that has achieved so much? You can have pride in the achievements of your fellow man, it's not always about yourself.
So sad George Michael
Rest in peace gone to soon sadly missed a legend and icon.🙏
When asked if he would wish to be buried in Westminster Abbey, Winston Churchill is said to have replied: "No! There are too many already in there who I don't like!"
Really? If it's really his quote I'm sure he would have said "whom."
@@jamesclendon4811Very possibly!
Churchill was filth.
@@janethigginbottom 🙄
@@janethigginbottom why exactly?
Thank you for showing Jean Simmons, a great lady RIP!
WOW,,,,2 famous English writers died on the same day.
C S Lewis and Aldous Huxley.
What day was that?
NOVEMBER 22, 1963. A sad day for America and the world.
I notice that also. Got my attention.
C S Lewis was from Northern Ireland
As an author myself, I must say that this video will remain one of my favorites in all that I've seen on UA-cam! I enjoy the life stories of the greats, but your focus on some of the best writers of all time will guide me back to this video for a re-watch in the future. Thank you for another amazing job!
One of the best channels on UA-cam
George Michaels' version of "Somebody To Love" with Queen at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert was a legendary performance...wish it would have been mentioned even a little
Well you have mentioned it now
I agree 100%.
One of the all time greatest performances of that song! Just incredible! 😁
Why dont you make a video and include it.
@@davidm3maniac201 Really? You need to find on UTUBE the concert for the 1st Anniversary of Freddie's passing. Too lazy to look? Here it is...
ua-cam.com/video/UvM2Cmi-YRU/v-deo.html
It would have been fitting to have "Dave" on Roger Lloyd Pack's headstone. I always laughed when he said that.
"Alright Dave", UK comedy Gold, always said with a totally straight face
George michaels sister Melanie is buried with him and there mother
@Libby Berman thank you!! I'm such a dunder head
@Libby Berman that sounds so cool
Speaking of Dickens, if you go to Shrewsbury you can find the grave of Ebenezer Scrooge. When they shot the 1984 version of Christmas Carol there the producers found the blank stone in the church yard and got permission to inscribe it and then left it when they were done. Shrewsbury is also the town where held his first public reading of the story.
It was in one of the viewers Specials, can't remember which one
@ASHLEY PAWLICKI-ANDERSEN you are correct, just found it!
@ASHLEY PAWLICKI-ANDERSEN I have too, just couldn't remember 😊😆
As Gilda Radner used to say: oh that’s different.....never mind. The Christmas special is that one episode I missed.
Excellent job! Sarah was pretty much going crazy over the English history!
Churchill was a great men I wish the idiots protesting he's statue learn history and appreciate the great men's the help to created the world we know today
Monik Darcy Well said. I was thinking the same thing as I watched. Many of those knucklehead protesters may not even be alive today if not for Churchill’s leadership in World War 2.
@@IP0Monsturd But just don't mention his leadership in ww1... check your history, as well as what he did starving people...again check your history... he wasn't all that.
I watch History Traveler here on UA-cam and learned recently that he gave a speech at a college in Fulton, Missouri USA. Quite the orator and leader!
@@michellehill4148 Yeah, well. Better to be thought of as a great historical figure than die a NOBODY like YOU!
The Greatest Englishman ever to have lived.
2:39 *"Good Friend for Jesus' sake forbear, To dig the dust enclosed here. Blessed be the man that spares these stones, And cursed be he that moves my bones."* Basically his epitaph poem clearly says, Don't dig up his grave, remove his body for scientific research, or God's curse might be upon your asses.
Just brilliant, as always...and a lovely way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Can't wait for parts 2 and 3!
I Love England So Much I Really Want To Go There🏴🇬🇧
You're welcome anytime,can I visit America one day?
@@cobrahacker-mq6rb
Anytime, but you might want to wait a few months until all these "protests" die down. Sometime after election day would be good.
Your welcome anytime.
That flag is NOT England its for the whole of Britain (Scotland, England, N Ireland and Wales). Thats like me putting up a picture of the flag of, for example, Colorado and calling it USA. What area do you folks in USA, think ENGLAND is?
"In my beginning is my end.
In my end is my beginning."
~T.S. Eliot~
Awesome phrase
👏🤗🙏
First time seeing George michael resting that was considered the private area of highgate
u don't have to buy a ticket
You certainly need to have a lot of money to be buried in Highgate West. They hardly do any burials that side any more.
@@pumpkinpatch5 wow,i'm from the caribbean and I do find it relaxing strolling along cemeteries and read the headstones.lol stay safe.
Arthur I don’t what it is about death, but it never fails to intrigue. Never miss an episode. Thanks.
Though I feel much joy, my heart is tinged with sorrow, for I have but one like to give.
Then give it sir, and regret naught, for thou dost bestow it right well and with a heart full of truth and respect. Be comforted.😋
Love English graves. So much atmosphere and so gothic!!!! England 🏴 does cemeteries so good!!!! So enjoyable to watch. You thank you so much for showing. Sharon in England x
George Michael, Deborah Kerr, Sir Laurence Olivier, Charles Dickens, Rudyard Kipling, and Michael Faraday are the best highlights of this episode. I hope someday the graves of Ms. Grace Kelly and Claudette Colbert be featured next. 👍🙂
Pardon the super late reply, Claudette Colbert is NOT related to Steven Colbert, is she?
Shame Roger Lloyd-Packs grave seems so unkept, looks as if it'd been there fifty years.
I know i thought that myself. Must be the weather and headstone material.
You can also visit Freddie Mercury's grave but his ashes are in the giant plaque the actor Alan Rickman and the dead or alive singer Pete burns
I thought Mary Austin still had his ashes ?
I heard Freddie Mercury's ashes are hidden, for privacy reasons.Got to respect that.Dont they have a cenotaph or statue where fans can pay their respects?
@@magpieone9390 They ARE hidden, only Mary Austin knows where they are.
I would love to see Pete Burn's grave. I love Dead or Alive and was shocked by his passing 💔
@@mayflowerpdx5706 Whew! Dead or Alive are a group! From the OP I thought they buried him, dead or alive.
another interesting tour, was heartening to see George Michaels' resting place. May they all rest in eternal bliss.
ENGLAND AT LAST!
The George Michael Death Coincidence coincidence is interesting and scary with the echo of Last Christmas in the background. R.I.P George Michael
27:13
Thanks for this! As a Brit we have so much to be proud of. Absolutely loved it! Can't wait for the next two parts!
Was watcging in amazement! No matter how old the gravestones in America, there are so many older ones in England. America is a baby compared to these.
Yes but American ones are cleaner and well kept unlike some of ours
@@davidm3maniac201
I prefer y'all's though!
I really love your channel! Your voice is very unique. Sharp and deep to the point and very understandable!! You remind me a lot of Rob Sterling. Plus I love the whole attire you wear. Keep up the great work!!
An interesting fact. When The London Necropolis Company was building Brookwood Cemetery they also built the London Necropolis Railway. Which was built to carry the dead from London to Brookwood. The lines in the Cemetery closed in 1941 and you can still see the platform in the cemetery and I think the old station house as well.
I think there's a crematorium with the same thing (Woking?).
Now THAT is creepy, one final train ride.
I'm always watching UA-cam when you upload.Thanks!!!!
Imagine if they had no choice but to move Shakespeare’s remains. Would everyone Rock, paper, scissors on who’s moving his remains?? 🤔
NAH...You would just have a bunch of people standing around POINTING at one another.
I picture a bunch of experts arguing with each other how to move the body 😂
Sweet Cyanide I’d probably just quit. Lol 😂
I think someone moved his bones already I mean look at 2020
Lol. Great comment
Thank god we gonna see George Michael grave!!!😍😍😍😍🎵🎶🎵🎶 Yesssss!!!!!🎤🎤🎤🎤😎😎😎😎
Great show Arthur, one of your best.Jean Simmons and Debra Kerr were sooooo beautiful.
Such Respects shown in England. We have alot to learn U.S.A. Awesome documentary. Your best yet. Thank You!
Some of the Greats, Dickens, The Man who invented Christmas, Dan Stevens, reaches in and pulls your heart.
36 minutes of listening to Arthur's mesmerizing voice....that's all you need in life! 😉
How did you get in to see George Michael? I thought it was a private part of the cemetery and not open to the public. But then you are Hollywood Graveyard
Great episode! Actors, poets, writers, musicians... I'm overwhelmed by all that greatness! I can't wait for the other 2 episodes ♥
Amazing! This has to be one of your best. I live in London and enjoy visiting notable graves, thankfully London has so many to choose from and keeps me busy
"Trigger" Roger Lloyd Pack Legend ❤🌈 R.I.P xxx
His gravestone is not lasting well
Are you sure its not his dads,he was an actor?
I just love these. Can't wait for part 2 and 3. Great tribute to George Michael.
"....and that concludes our tour." Saddest words ever spoken. Thank you, Arthur, for a wonderful presentation. Looking forward to more of Hollywood Graveyard! God speed!
When I clicked on this, I thought Arthur secretly went to the UK before Quarantine lol. Also I hope they cover royal graves if possible like Queen Elizabeth’s parents and sister at St George's Chapel
I believe they're not generally open to the public to view. But you can go to the chapel if you're attending a service - and everyone is welcome
@@LazyDaisyDay88 They are buried in St George's Chapel Windsor & you can view them.
The headstone of Bob Hopkins is posh but also Roger Lloyd pack is cool
don t u mean BOB HOSKINS !
George Michael the voice and the heart of an angel R.I.p
I just realized Hollywood Graveyard is not just visiting entertainers graves now. It’s about visiting very famous people in general
It’s lovely to see some local grave yards being explored !! Love this episode ☺️
Good on you for traveling to England! So glad you're really branching out. I love your presentations! I saw the notification on my PC but I'm going to run downstairs and watch it on the big screen. Cheers and keep 'em coming!!
I loved this!! What gorgeous churches!
Why do their tombstones that are only 10 or 20 years look like 100 years? You can hardly read some that are not that old?
Unfortunately some cemeteries are not looked after that well over here which is pretty sad 😢😢
Bad choice of stone. They need Vermont granite.
that's the good old unpredictable british weather for you!
Weather!
I was going to say the same thing! Deborah Kerr's tombstone is only 13 years old and it looks like it's 50! 😔
Mr. Dark, Thank you for another enjoyable video. Your videos are of such high quality.
It's true, you learn something new every day. I never know, Handel was laid to rest in London. Always thought, he was buried in Germany.
Great series, always a pleasure to watch.
And a great Thank You for giving C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien a visit.
It's to bad Deborah Kerr doesn't have someone to look after her grave better,,she was a wonderful,talented actress.
Yay!!! I love these videos. I get so excited since they don’t make them frequently ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The Epitaph on Jane Austen's Grave reads:
In Memory of JANE AUSTEN, youngest daughter of the late Revd GEORGE AUSTEN, formerly Rector of Steventon in this County. She departed this Life on the 18th of July 1817, aged 41, after a long illness supported with the patience and the hopes of a Christian. The benevolence of her heart, the sweetness of her temper, and the extraordinary endowments of her mind obtained the regard of all who knew her and the warmest love of her intimate connections. Their grief is in proportion to their affection, they know their loss to be irreparable, but in their deepest affliction they are consoled by a firm though humble hope that her charity, devotion, faith and purity have rendered her soul acceptable in the sight of her REDEEMER
Yay for a new Hollywood Graveyard. Can’t wait to see the next two
Bob Hoskins... great actor 👍
I just know ian Fleming's grave has a secret switch somewhere.
ASHLEY PAWLICKI-ANDERSEN gives you a “License to Kill” 😒
I just loved Bob Hoskins.,!! Such a wonderful actor!
I had no idea he died and was in hook!!!!!
What great history in comparison with North America! Always a treat thanks Arthur cheers… Keith
I love the page!!! Keep up the great work. Will forever be a fan even after death!
I always thought Shakespeare was buried in Westminster Abbey.
i'm glad the truth finally caught up with you!
Tom Simon that’s what I’ve always heard, too.
@@organrick well you were hearing wrong all those years ! He is buried in the place of his birth, Stratford Upon Avon !
Nice to visit England with you, my friend. Thank you for the amazing jounrey.
The segment about George Michael was so haunting and sad. He was a huge star when i was a kid. His voice was very unique and beautiful. I can never listen to Last Christmas and not get emotional. That made me choke up. Thank you for respecting him.
Thank you a new video made my day! Happy Sunday. Aww George Michael ❤ I listen to Last Christmas at least once a week.
I had the biggest crush on Jean Simmons. What an incredible actress and what a beauty.
I was so happy to see Jean mentioned. I loved her in the Thorn Birds.
Thanks for taking me to my favorite land for history, was also great to see George Michael's grave, as I heard it was in a private part of Highgate not open to the general public-Cheers!
Yes, Arthur, thank you!
In the London palladium,you can visit sir Bruce Forsyth's ashes under the London palladium stage
Did not know that
It’s 3 years today (18/8/20) since he passed away
This was amazing! So much History here. Thank you, Arthur, for sharing all of this with us! Can't wait for the next part! :-)
Great to see this new series of graveyards in England! Such a difference between the lovingly cared for and lush American cemeteries and our messy unmown plots...
I really loved how you slowed down the photography. You usually move the film so fast that I have to close my eyes, thereby missing so much. This was perfectly filmed! I was able to see the entire video and look forward to the next one.
Oxfordshire is such a pretty place. It’s so weird to see my home town on Hollywood Graveyard. Seeing notifications for this makes me super happy 💓 you rock. Xx
FINALLY!!!!!!
Nossa que maravilha, meus parabéns pela legenda em português! 👍👍👍👍👍👍. Saibam que tem muitos brasileiros que acompanham seu canal.
I love England history thank you!
Thanks for coming back to England, absolutely compulsive viewing as always.
He did not come to England. Viewers done this video. We was on lockdown how would he get here
@@davidm3maniac201 Actually, as shown in the opening clip and as described in the Notes section (dropdown menu) of the Title box, all England location filming was by Richard Brown.
Arthur I say this in every video but certainly you've outdid youself in this one! Bravo!
You never fail in your superb presentations, as always a curtsey and a tip of the hat to Mr.Dark and his team