The Miserable Life and Tragic Ending of Danny Kaye

The Miserable Life and Tragic Ending of Danny Kaye.
Danny Kaye was one of the most versatile performers of his day, an actor, singer, dancer, comedian, musician, philanthropist and chef. In addition, he is also a member with great contributions to the United Nations International Children's Fund.

[pwrprtt]

He lived an extraordinary, rich life! Endured himself for generations of children who enjoyed his comedy and antics! There was nothing tragic about his career, even sang a Christmas Carol with Nat King Cole...Danny was and still is a Legend!

[franceswright]

Not miserable. A great life, a great actor and artist, a man of great kindness and charisma.

[FenyxBlaiseAsche]

You should gave presented a much better and more appropriately titled video for this wonderful, sweet man and all his amazing accomplishments. Danny Kaye deserves better.

[Daniel]

It's lucky Kaye stayed faithful to his true calling. He shall remain one of my personal favorite celebrities of all time.

[katebc]

I would say the title of this video is inaccurate. He was well respected, was in huge and successful movies, and if you talk to his kids, they will verify his wonderful life. He was multi-talented, singer, dancer, actor, and tireless worker for charitable works. His kids loved him. He was exceptional at keeping Bing Crosby (White Christmas) entertained and happy, as Bing could be a sullen person. The scene where they dressed like women singers was an ad-lib by Danny where he kept putting the feather fan in front of Crosby.

[juancorbo]

Can somebody please explain to me where is the tragedy? Is that what you call a miserable life? An amazing entertainer, who make people
laugh, a great musician, and a man with a heart flooded with love and generosity, Tragedy? for G-d's sake.

[MrHambone]

Clickbait. Danny Kaye lived a full and magnificent life. One of entertainment - and civilization's - giants. An extraordinary man and a hero. Gedaddahere!

[malcolmjawohowelll]

Exploitative post ...nothing tragic except the title of this post

[imisseveryone]

I've loved him since I was a kid ❤

[metteholm]

This does not sound like a miserable life. Had he not had the chance to make use of his rich gifts, it would have been.

[tkegal]

Exactly how did he have a miserable life and tragic end??

[notmyworld]

"Miserable Life"? I didn't see that here. Is that title clickbait. Very good video in spite of the billing.

[caroalfonzo]

I wonder what part of his life was "a tragic ending" ⁉️🤦‍♀️

[susieb]

Perhaps the title is sardonic...he brought so much joy and laughter.

[alidabotes]

I loved him in Pennies From Heaven! Not even mentioned!!

[alexgian]

Creepy, disgusting use of clickbait. Seems to be a new fashion. Should be removed from social media, we're better than this. The only "miserable" and "tragic" things here are the original posters. Recommend dislike.

[roma]

How dare you pretend to know Danny Kaye, describing his life as "miserable and tragic."
I knew him, I worked with him, and YOU KNOW NOTHING. . .

[jwillow]

I wouldn't say he had a miserable life

[gaisymae]

What a stupid title, just an attention grabber that has no relation to the content. Also a very poor job of having the timing of the photos coincide with the story line. I was always a big fan of Danny Kaye and wish this could have been presented better.

[Gertyutz]

Title is miserable clickbait, and the narration sounds like an AI.
Didn't mention that his wife Sylvia Fine wrote all his comic material.