Dean Martin: Happiness to Heartbreak (Jerry Skinner Documentary)

[richardrybarczyk]

I have been a fan of Dean Martin for decades, bought all his albums. His voice was just beautiful and I would listen to his music all the time. His movies were entertaining. We lost a great man and entertainer when Dean passed away but I feel he still has fans who enjoy his music and movies. God bless you Dean.

[christinebethencourt]

I love him and jerry Lewis so much ……… i am 54 and i listen Dean’s songs for years and never get tired ❤️❤️❤️

[omamckittrick]

Dean is the greatest entertainer ever! He is timeless! He will never be forgotten. His legacy will endure forever!! Love you so much, Dean!!

[mikehunt]

Deans voice was like pouring honey in your ears what a singer.

[lindanadeau]

I have always loved the artist. My God, the talent!!! He could definitely sing!!!! He could definitely act!!! Tell a joke, dance, From what we could tell, he was a true family man!!!! Was he is!!!! But he was true to God and himself. God bless him!!!!

[teresaskinner]

He died of broken heart from losing his son. His Christmas songs all I ever listen too.
His show OUTSTANDING!

[lindahh]

This documentary of Dean Martin was heart-warming and an accurate account of his life. I'm an Ohio gal, and growing up heard the music of the guy from Steubenville, OH. I mourned the loss of his son, Dino, who was a star in his own right. Dean Martin left behind a beautiful family. Nobody is perfect, but I read somewhere that he didn't really get "soused" during the Dean Martin Show. Not saying he never drank, but glad to know that he was sober with his guests, just playing.

[Bevo_FLA]

When I first heard the voice as the documentary, I almost turned it off, but slowly it grew on me, and by the end had me in tears. I was born in 1970 but I have always admired this man Dean and followed his career. Right now I am sitting here watching Dean Martin Roasts. Might not have been, but the world seemed so much less complicated and so much happier.

[karengilbert]

My lovely dad was always listening to Dean’s music and singing. He was 85 died 26aug 2021. They will be all together in heaven singing.This life is very painful.War covid people who died family.We will meet again some sunny day 🌺

[Hamigal]

I adored him I'm sad that he never seemed to find the happiness he was looking for. He was the "coolest cat" there ever was. Smooth beautiful voice, like butter.

[Tsiri]

What a wonderful tribute. I remember going to what I later learned was a celebrity golf tournament. My Mother handed me a piece of paper and a pen and asked me to get "that man with the golf club" to sign it. It was Dean Martin- I was 6. He asked me my name and wrote, "Tina- you're cute." My Mom loved it.

[noregrets]

I remember watching him in movies and the dean martin show. I remember he was handsome and had a good sense of humorI and was sad when he passed. He was special like so many from that era and I was lucky to have grown up with them and have the memories that I have. Thank you for bring him back and all the others as well. It’s good to remember and enjoy how it was🌹

[sandratrush]

I could listen to that man speak all night, loved the story of one of my favorite singers!

[indy_go_blue]

I'll never forget the time Dean (on his show) was joking around with some young singer, then belted out:
"It had to be you, my wife wouldn't do." I don't hear the song often, but when I do I can't help remembering those lines. He was great.

[johnrodriguez]

Thank you Mr. Skinner for a very good portrayal of a great American Entertainer Dean martin and and his lovely wife Jeanne what a beautiful family and Dean martin an awesome performer .

[PedroGarcia]

Dean came across as a man who would love his kids...he seemed like a nice person. The rest is life and choices. Thanks Jerry Skinner for your superb interpreting skills.

[ruthannemackinnon]

I appreciate that you include spouses and children and tell of their lives and deaths in these biographies. Very good work.

[Sjweavermarketingconsulting]

Great story about Dean Martin who most of us Baby Boomers grew up admiring, what a talent he was!

[Fmr.PBAJoeJenkinsII]

I grew up watching Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Sammy Davis Jr. and Frank Sinatra. Those were the good ole'days. My grandmother was a huge fan of all of them. Thanks for the memories and RIP to all of them.

[rohidnablayy]

No one could ever take your place Dean. WE LOVE AND MISS YOU SO MUCH❤️