Visiting the Grave of Larry King

Larry King was a pioneer and a legend in the broadcasting world. He spent decades on the air conducting over 60,000 interviews with everyone from Paul McCartney to Nelson Mandela to Marlon Brando to Frank Sinatra. He hosted Larry King Live on CNN and was one of the most recognizable voices and faces in entertainment history.

Larry King was born Lawrence Harvey Zeiger on November 19, 1933 and was an American author, radio host and TV host. His awards and nominations include two Peabodys, an Emmy, and 10 Cable ACE Awards. King was also awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 32nd Annual News and Documentary Emmys. During his career, King conducted over 60,000 interviews on radio and TV.

Larry King passed away on January 23, 2021 in Los Angeles and was laid to rest at Hillside Memorial Park in Culver City, California. Join us today as we visit the grave and talk about the career of Larry King.

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[TheHehe]

Thanks for the tour, looks like a nice cemetery.

[CathyHendrix]

I did not know Larry King had passed. I'm sure it was in the news, but somehow, I missed it. Thanks for taking us to pay respects to him!

[stankormy]

Thanks for all the memories Larry King!

[PhilHaddad]

Larry King, a true giant in the industry. I was fortunate to have met him twice, it was as if he was the guy across the street, very down to earth.

[cushy]

Thanks again for your excellent videos really enjoy your content

[lisablake]

Thanks jeff good to see King has his marker now. Have a good week

[brianshaw]

When you read his plaque, I heard his voice.

[flashy]

I liked Larry. He also interviewed Eddie Van Halen, now they’re both gone. RIP.

[Pat.fran]

You missed telling how he became famous to have the CNN show. For decades he had a nationally syndicated overnight radio show, it was like 6 hours a night. He would take calls by yelling out the city and state it was from. It set the stage for Art Bell the next king of overnight radio.

[robertrouzaud]

Although he was relatively new in Miami radio, Larry had a good relationship with Jackie Gleason. Frank Sinatra owed a favor to Gleason for some shows that Frank couldn’t do which Gleason covered. To repay the favor owed, Gleason asked Sinatra if Sinatra would go on Larry’s show. The appearance was advertised but some found it hard to believe that Frank Sinatra would show up for Larry’s show. But Frank showed up. Sinatra’s rep warned Larry not to mention Frank Jr’s kidnapping (“You mention it, he walks”). The interview proceeded very nicely, and in the course of it, Frank said “Take my son’s kidnapping, ” etc. That’s how comfortable Frank felt speaking with Larry King.

[joeman]

I saw Larry King in person at Hollywood & Vine, Hollywood.

[lachlangreer]

Great job on the video as always Frayzel I have a suggestion for your next video could you go to Christina Grimmie the singer Grave next please that would be great if you could all my love as always keep up the good work =^_^=

[ShanaFicarra]

Can you visit the graves of the two teachers from uvaldie Texas

[robinlanier]

I too was born Nov 19 but much later than him.

[michaelrocky]

GARLEAK, sounded something like that... Larry use to say for a commercial. Thanks for the view, at least he doesn't seem to be cremated like most well-known people

[aikane]

I saw Mr. King at a restaurant once in Los Angeles. He was very thin and had 4 young ladies dining with him

[ShanaFicarra]

Can you visit the grave of the two teachers from uvalde Texas

[teresavale]

I want to see Rush Limbaugh if he has a location! Also the Gabor Sisters.

[MountainMan.x]

Why did it take a long time to mark his grave?

[echance]

Bro get away from the leaf blower. Its so distracting. Edit that out