Legendary Resting Places: Famous Hollywood Graves at San Fernando Mission Hills Cemetery | Part 2
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Explore the resting places of Hollywood's iconic stars at San Fernando Mission Cemetery. In Part 2 of our series, we visit the graves of famous actors, singers, and creators who left a lasting legacy in entertainment history. Join us for a journey through time and memory.
Welcome to Part 2 of our tour at San Fernando Mission Cemetery, where we uncover the legendary resting places of Hollywood's finest. In this segment, we visit the graves of notable figures like Frank Wilcox, a Warner Brothers contract actor, and Dick Foran, a singer and actor renowned for his Western roles. We also pay homage to Charles Beaumont, a prolific writer for "The Twilight Zone," and William Bendix, known for his tough-guy roles in classic films. Discover the stories behind each grave, from the tragic tale of Michelle Avila to the iconic voices of cartoon creators like Michael Maltese and Clarence Nash. Join us on this journey through Hollywood history, as we honor the memories of those who shaped the entertainment industry.
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Sitting around on a rainy Sunday watching a DD video.
Love it!
Nice resting places for the hollywood stars i like your videos
You are kind!
This is a beautiful cemetery 👍
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Thanks Dave! Another cemetery walk. Always a treat
Thanks Tracey.
Thanks Dave great visit and video always a pleasure. God bless.
Thanks for supporting the channel the way you have. God bless!
@@famousgraveswithdiamonddave Your welcome!
Another fun history adventure in the cemetery, Dave. Thanks for sharing. Jethro was looking kinda good in a wig and dress. How many beers? 😆
HA! Maybe 3!
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Hi Dave. Glad you showed Clarence Nash. Need to find interviews of him to add here.
I tried. Thanks Kris.
Another excellent video!!!
Thanks!
Your site is just outstanding!!
You are kind!
A little late commenting but 2nd time watching!
Some unknown to me but many known.
I love the banter in these old movies!
“A busto crusto “ ok!
Thanks for sharing!
Hi Cheryl. Thanks for watching twice and leaving a comment. I like how they dress in those days and the cars. Thanks again for sending those vids. Glad you're home safely. Leaving this Thursday. All mapped out. Hoping I can get into Ruth Lyons (usually locked). The rest I think I can find. Been walking 3 miles in the Las Vegas heat to build stamina. Very much looking forward to the trip. A couple of subs are trying to meet up, so we will see.
Great presentation....
Hi Noel. Thanks!
Another great video
Thanks. How far are you from F. Farmer? Can you meet me there and talk a little on camera about her and Bob Catterson if you know him?
@@famousgraveswithdiamonddave I live about a 20 minute drive away but I work just a few miles from there. I am not familiar with Bob catterson. When will you be in the area?
@@famousgraveswithdiamonddave I just placed new flowers at the crypt of Frances Farmer a few days ago. I'm no expert of hers but I do know a little.
@@FredSmithCemeteryAdventures my email is directinsurance@cox.net
Hi Dave. You mentioned coming to Indiana so I thought I'd mention the 2 doll house graves here. I've not personally been to either one, but have read about them. They're easy to learn about if you just Google "doll house graves Indiana. Interesting, heartbreaking stories. Since you investigate these things you are probably already aware of them along with our other famous grave sites. By the way, this video of yours was very good and we look forward to your next one. God bless! Jim & Marsha / Kokomo, IN
Hi Folks. I'm not familiar with either one. I see there is one in Rushville and another in Connersville. Good idea and I think I'll have to do two trips to IN/OH/KY so all the better. Thanks for the tip!
There is even an album Walter Brennan did but he really singing on it, it’s more like he is just talking on it with music playing in the background.
I liked Roadrunner and Wylie Coyote too, I have even seen a picture of a real life roadrunner and coyote on Facebook and someone says on it “And so it begins”.
Wylie was wanting to get the roadrunner for meat, when realistically roadrunners don’t have much meat on them at all as I have seen some out at Big River, California across the Colorado River from Parker, Arizona around my parents old place there.
I have been to this place before when I lived near Sepulveda and Victory Boulevard in Van Nuys from 2002 to 2010 and it was just a drive up Sepulveda Boulevard to get there. I even found the grave of George Gobel who I remember well from Hollywood Squares in the 70’s growing up and watched it when I was home from school or on summer break. I also looked for and found the grave of William Parker who was the police of the LAPD especially over the Watts Riots of 1965 where an old friend of mine’s father would be at his mothers house on porch with a shotgun to keep those rioters away and it certainly did for him.
Darrel Gates another past LAPD Chief even started out as a driver for LAPD chief William Parker. Gates seemed to serve the longest to me as chief of the LAPD, what brought him down was the 1992 LA riots where I was living up in Fresno going to college at that time there a lot of events that got canceled and even bank transactions were suspended and delayed.
Darrel Gates died within the past few years at his home in Dana Point, I am not sure if anyone famous is there, only at Pacific View Memorial Park in Corona Del Mar as I have said to you who already there.
In Kentucky hopefully you find the graves of Victor Mature and Richard Boone, Victor Mature is a big Hollywood Legend and Richard Boone, who is a direct line decedent of Daniel Boone is best remembered for the “Have Gun will Travel” TV show where he plays a San Francisco Hotel owner and was also a hired gun of that time in the 19th century, you can watch them on MeTV and other channels on Cable or Satellite TV.
I seen the Hollywood Graveyard series on who famous people are buried in Indiana such as Regis Philbin and Paul Lynde, Ohio that would have to be James Dean and a few others too.
If you ever have try to go to the crash near Atascadero, California, you might get an idea on how he could have died there, especially since American Cars were those big heavy duty cars and Porsche Spider was smaller and lighter for European Cars and would easily be crushed in an accident where people inside there would be easily killed.
I continue to be impressed w your knowledge and willingness to share info!
Who remembers the "Banana Splits" on Saturday mornings? I still have a 45 rpm record from the show with theme song etc on it, I have no idea if it's worth anything.
I do!
Dave, About Actress Ms.Rodriguez, Her Death either was Influenza or Murder. Because According to her Daughter, Her mother was in and out of relationships. So her death is very strange, No Autopsy, Her death was never revealed. Now her last husband was a Doctor even though they were divorced, You would have thought that he or her Immediate family, Would have order or an Autopsy, Just Strange! Rip to all, Great Video Dave, 🙏
Thanks for the info, Jill!
Very nice dave
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@@famousgraveswithdiamonddave the estilla lady died of infrsia
@@paulatenney6494 I see.
& dave tiny tim actor -one sing tip thur the tupies is berdied in min & dave historty hunters did his grave on sun & dave robert reed is beried in ill he is father of brady bunch
@@paulatenney6494 Thanks, I wish I could get there!
If you are going to be in nW Ohio, let me know love to run by and and meet up with ya, Randy
Where do you live?
@@famousgraveswithdiamonddave I actually live in Monroe Michigan but anywhere near i-75 is only a few minutes to a few hours to get to....give me a good reason to so a session in a cemetery ive never been too!
I see no flowers aloud, and how do they get them buried so close and the couples are doubled buried or they how's in work in those cemeteries?
I know veterans are usually double-buried w spouse. Not sure of the others.
DD, well researched as usual. We'll see ya in Kentucky!
Thanks, friend. KY, IN, and OH!