FAMOUS GRAVE TOUR - Forest Lawn Hollywood #1 (Bette Davis, Liberace, etc.)

Welcome to Hollywood Graveyard, where we set out to remember and celebrate the lives of those who lived to entertain us, by visiting their final resting places. Today we're exploring Forest Lawn Memorial Park in the Hollywood Hills, where we'll find such stars as: Bette Davis, Liberace, the co-creator of Mickey Mouse, and many more.

Full list of stars visited today: Bette Davis, Charles Laughton, Clyde Beatty, Ub Iwerks, Alvy Moore, Liberace, Lucille Ball, Forrest Tucker, Walter Lantz, Pamela Britton, George Raft, Freddie Prinze, Wanda Hendrix, Albert Broccoli, Rod Steiger, Josh Ryan Evans, Bobby Troup, Julie London, Morey Amsterdam, Isabel Sanford, Art Babbitt, Ann Harding, Mary Kay Bergman, Sandra Dee, Ronnie James Dio, Lemmy, Michael Clarke Duncan, Brad Davis, McLean Stevenson, Leon Ames, Tamara De Treaux, Andy Gibb, Lou Rawls, Lee Van Cleef, Michael Ansara, Edie Adams, Ernie Kovacs.

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Written & Produced by: Arthur Dark
Music by: Giuseppe Vasapolli
Additional Music by: Arthur Dark

Disclaimer: Tour videos are independently produced, and are not endorsed by the respective cemetery. When visiting a cemetery, do so only during regular visiting hours, take only pictures, and leave only approved grave offerings. Be courteous and respectful of both the living and the dead. In deference to families of those profiled herein, any requests to remove profiles by family members of the individual will be honored.

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[HollywoodGraveyard]

Apologies, I mispronounced Rod Steiger's name (it's "Sti-ger" not Stee-ger")

[essayons]

Now THIS is how this type of tour should be done - no gossip, no mugging for the camera, and little snippets of trivia or video to remind us of the person being viewed.  Well done!

[ajakuk]

I love how much respect you give to the departed. I'm here in 2019 binge watching.

[manystar]

Your voice is so soothing and likeable, awesome work mate

[melungeon]

This is where my distant cousins, Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds, are buried too.

I had no idea that we were related until after their deaths I saw our shared family name of Herrman/Harman on 'Celebrity Ethnicity' for Carrie through Debbie's side.

The Herrman/Harman family were Moravian Brethren initially fleeing persecution in Moravia/Bohemia to Germany.

Our common ancestor, Heinrich Adam Herrman, came to Philadelphia from Germany via England in 1726. They later settled on the New River in Virginia.

I live in Fullerton, CA, so I will visit their graves soon.

RIP cousins.

[missyb]

Bette Davis’ grave was brilliant. This is what famous stars should have as their eternal marker.

[ellennewth]

I often stop by Forest Lawn and bring flowers to Andy Gibb and his parents (also interred there). Actually, Andy had 3 consecutive number one hits: "I Just Want To Be Your Everything, " "Love Is (Thicker than water)", and "Shadow Dancing" (#1 for SEVEN weeks in 1978). A feat which has not been accomplished by any other artist to this day!

[Lantern]

I can't stop watching this series even though it makes me feel nostalgic and depressed - life is fleeting :-/

[elizabethmencia]

My favorite memory is seeing Andy Gibb in concert in his home city of Miami at 14 years old. Our first concert ever and having him respond to our... I love you!!! With a breathy I love you too back to us!!! Made our teenybopper evening 💜💜💜🌺🌺🇬🇧🇬🇧

[tinotse]

The Entertainment World lost a true gentle giant. Back in 2012. Actor Michael Clarke Duncan. Sadly. he passed away from a Heart Attack. He is still Remembered.

[BillyLuver]

I can't imagine the time and effort and research it took the put these together. Bravo!

[MosaicRose]

RIP Freddie Prinze. Had a huge crush on

[elizabethmencia]

Thank you to my fellow Andy Gibb fans for keeping his grave so beautiful. Please keep it up.💜🌺🇬🇧

[psychcorp]

Your videos are superlative for many reasons. What impresses me the most is your excellent narration. It is a pleasure to view your videos because of your excellent tone of voice and vocabulary, excellent enunciation, informative content, and friendly demeanor. I look forward to viewing your next video of Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills covering the grave of Brittany Murphy. Might I recommend also producing videos of the Hollywood Forever Cemetery and the cemeteries in Culver City that also have the graves of many celebrities? Thanks again for your excellent work.

[sheerkhanful]

About once a year I indulge my morbid side and watch videos dealing with death. Having seen a few of these by now, I can say without reservation that yours are EASILY the best I've ever seen. I can usually call it a day after watching only one or two of these videos due to the amateurish nature of them but yours are so well made I watched them all and now I'm still wanting more. Thanks for sharing these videos and also for taking the time to pause on the graves of not so well known stars and production people. I'm sure these lost celebrities would appreciate your warmth and attention to detail and above all, the respect you show for them as people.

[kevinbaker]

I can remember that Mary Kay Bergman was the voice of Daphne Blake in three Scooby-Doo animated films - 'Zombie Island' in 1998, 'Witch's Ghost' in 1999, and 'Alien Invaders' in 2000. Only 38 years old when she committed suicide. Jeepers, how tragic life can be sometimes...

[davecrowther]

Interesting to note: George Raft died exactly two days after his good friend and co-star Mae West. And Freddie Prinze's father Karl Pruetzel is buried next to Freddie. He survived his son by 10 years.

[ladysylvia]

I loved Lou Rawls, such a great singer. So many great memories of famous people you cover. I cry with each video remembering.

[joane]

"Nothing in Moderation". What a great epitaph for Ernie Kovacs!!! 🌹

[DwayneNixon]

Lemmey Kilmister and Ronnie James Dio really break my heart, there music still inspires me to this day. \m/.