Celebrity Encounters Part 2 - History Hunters

Jeff detours from the regular History Hunters format to share about his encounters with famous people over the decades, ranging from actors and actresses to presidents and first ladies, and from politicians to one war hero. This is Part 2 of a series.

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Check out our other History Hunters episodes:

Celebrity Encounters over the Decades - History Hunters Part I

Old Stockton Rural Cemetery's Historic VIPs

The Gold Rush Began Here in Coloma, California!

Historic Placerville Union Cemetery in the Mother Lode

Abandoned Gold Rush Hotel - the Bayley House

Visiting Historic Placerville in California's Mother Lode Country

Milton California's Historic Cemetery & Depot Site Visited by Black Bart

Back to The Future III Movie Set Artifacts Found!

Historic 1850's Cemetery in Central California

Ulysses Grant visits Knights Ferry brothers-in-law

Deadly 1921 Modesto Jacuzzi J-7 Plane Crash from Yosemite

Giant Gravestone for a Stingy Farmer near Merced, California

Manzanar! Japanese-American Internment Camp during World War II

Alabama Hills movie filming locations

Roy Rogers' & Dale Evans Rogers' Home & Gravesite in Apple Valley

Martin Luther King Assassination at Memphis' Lorraine Motel

Famous Celebrity Graves at Memorial Park Cemetery in Memphis

Mom Finally Visits Elvis Presley's Graceland 44 Years Later

Virginia City Nevada history revisited Tourist Style

Historic Mackay Mansion - home of Bonanza King John Mackay

Virginia City's Historic Silver Terrace Cemetery

John Wayne filmed "The Shootist" at Carson City House

Orion Clemens' house & Carson City Cemetery

Shane filming locations in Grand Tetons, Wyoming! History Hunters #33

Unlocking Lovelock, Nevada history & Amelia Earhart - History Hunters #32

Donner Party murder in Nevada Desert & Reno Camp Site - History Hunters #30

A&W Root Beer's first restaurant in Lodi - History Hunter Episode #29

History Hunters #28 Donner Party Survivor's Grave & Home

History Hunters #27 - High Noon's secret movie filming locations

Pollardville, Stockton's bygone Ghost Town Amusement Park

Exploring Pioneer Cemetery in Sacramento

Outlaw Bill Dalton's son Stuck in Lodi -- Again

Assassination Attempts on President Gerald Ford in California

Searching for Silent Child Star Wesley Barry

San Francisco Forts & Golden Gate Bridge

Mammoth Lakes John Wayne movie locations & Gold Mine

Historic Half Dome Trail in Yosemite

Searching Aurora, Nevada's ghost town cemetery

Aurora, Nevada 1860's Ghost Town

History Hunters Revisits Dean Jagger of "White Christmas," Migrant Mother, Chandra Levy

Kennedy Space Center & NASA astronaut memorabilia

Ripley's & Fort Castillo in USA's Oldest City St Augustine

Silver Springs Florida's Seminole & Movie History

Ronald Reagan Presidential Library & Air Force One

Hollywood Stars' Graves! Marilyn Monroe & Michael Landon

Buffalo Bill Cody's Grave & Death House in Denver

Knott's Berry Farm History & Fun

Exploring Merle Haggard's old neighborhood & rail box car home

Charlie Chaplin's San Francisco Bay Area movie locations

Queen's Crash site & La Grange Dredge

Black Bart's grave in Marysville?

Theodore Roosevelt visits Yosemite

Search for Chinese Tong War

[chadlong]

Meeting one of the Tuskegee airmen must have been amazing, many others as well but wow! So much history with that man

[williambingham]

I met Paul Newman at the Oakland airport coming out from a door behind the PSA ticket counter, asked for an autograph and he said no he didn't believe in them but would shake my hand and did, nice guy. Thank You for sharing, very much appreciated.

[CC-tezf]

Priceless treasures! Great picture from Lackland. Please let your son know that one of your fans served 24 years, retired as a Senior Master Sergeant and I was a "T. I." from 1988-1991 at Lackland. During my time at Lackland we dedicated the "Bob Hope performing arts center" at Lackland. I didn't get to meet him but I did get to stand very close to him.

[davidl]

Jeff, your love of being an autograph hound comes through. I was smiling the whole time.

[dianeadams]

Wow, I just watched both parts and all I can say is you are such a political and character actor geek, Jeff! THANK GOODNESS!! What young boy would beg their mom to drive two hours so he could get a glimpse of a politician? No wonder your videos are so wonderful, you are really an interesting guy and I am so glad you started History Hunters.

[claudettedelphis]

Thank you Jeff for your extended tour of so many famous people 🦚
Kenny Rodgers is a very favourite of mine 🎸💫🍄🌻
So much fun following you 🎋🪴🦋🚛

[jananderson]

I met James
Doohan, the actor who played Scotty on Star Trek
He called me darling, and was a wonderful gentleman, stood up to shake my hand, gave me his autograph
I've found that many celebrities are for the most part friendly. Thanks for sharing your experiences.

[tomblyth]

Well that certainly puts my 4 celebrity meetings to shame, lol. Great 2 part episode!!!

[kcgunkerstein]

Jeff, It's absolutely amazing how many celebrities you've met. Great video, as always!

[PrincessJeni]

This is so fun thank you for sharing. My Grandfather Edwin Perlstein was an Entertainment Attorney. He worked for Desilu Studios, Universal Studios, and shared a firm with Mickey Rudin. I had met a few celebrities growing up but we were never allowed to ask for autographs. We (my sister and I) had to be on our "best behavior and remember our manners." I do have a few autographs in books, cards and I inherited some of my Grandfather's old contract files. It is so neat how you get to meet so many celebrities.

[williamshalz]

You did great .People should follow you more regularley-.You and Sara do a good program

[steveblankenship]

Wow what a list! Glad you mentioned Richard Kiel and he was also in one of my favorite westerns “Pale Rider”

[carolhofhine]

Very impressive that you got to meet all of these celebrities, especially the Tuskegee airman.

[Corgis]

Really a people meeter you are. I was a freelance report for a horse magazine in Orange County, CA in the mid 1980s called Today's Horseman and did actually to go Iron Eyes Cody's house in the Los Feliz section of LA. He gave me an autographed picture of him holding a western boot and at one time shortly thereafter asked if he could ride my Appaloosa gelding in the Rose Parade. I was excited to say the least but that didn't come about. His place was a little non descript house and he had so many TV's in his living room. The interview was fun and published.

[Corleypuddin]

Happy new year!!!! I just found your channel!!!! I work in education so I have been off for 3 weeks. I found your channel on Saturday and I’m looking at this one right now. I like this one all the people I know from my childhood. You and Sarah are my new best friends in my head. This greatly keep showing more!

[mohiki]

Awwww. Thank you Jeff for sharing these wonderful memories with us. You are sooo dedicated and put so much heart and soul to your researches! Could you pls do a video or two on Clint Eastwood and his work?

[janicecanfield]

You've had a very action packed life.

And continue to AND you share.

Thank you.
Jan

[musiknbooks]

Sugarfoot! I remember him! You guys really get around! Good job at being able to get all those pictures and autographs.

[dsinavich]

Excellent ! Amazing ! Interesting ! Informative vlogs ! Thanks. Jeff ! Deborah Canada

[allanrandall]

how fun to meet all them people, , thanks again for sharing all that