December 20, 2002

Thank you for uploading this

What a sweetheart he was. So sad...xxxxx

Is he drinking beer there didn't drink ruined is life

Edwin a man of wisdom kindness and integrity a rarity today total legend rip edwin miss you so much

It's a shame Jack got into drinking. He was such an all-around great guy, a very special person. I was so blessed to grow up watching his talent ❤❤❤

Bless him. He was beautiful inside and out, and such a lovely man.

What a fine individual and a great talent....rip and many blessings

i cannot believe they let this man stay alive. THIS is why i am giving up on the world - they didn't even give him the death penalty WHERE IS THE JUSTICE IN THE WORLD?????

Archibald McCafferty grew up in an abusive household in Scotland, and from a young age showed serial killer tendencies: namely, the murder of animals. He was in and out of jail after his parents emigrated to Australia, and by the time he was an adult, he formed a cult-like gang of prison buddies. In 1972, he got married. A year later, his wife accidentally suffocated their infant son. Enraged, McCafferty took a heavy dose of PCP and heard the voice of his dead son telling him to kill seven people. He believed if he did, his son would be resurrected. He enlisted his buddies - who were also PCP users - and they named themselves the "Kill Seven" cult. The first to die was George Anson, a WWII veteran McCafferty had previously planned to beat and rob. They kidnapped a man named Ronald Cox, drove him to the baby’s grave, and executed him. McCafferty then killed Evangelos Kolias, a local driving instructor. He planned to use the car to visit his ex-wife, and murder her and her parents. But that fell apart when one of the members of his gang went to the police after he sensed he might be the seventh victim. McCafferty attempted to use his cult of personality to get others to kill for him when he was in prison, but he was unsuccessful. He was released on parole in 1997. As of 2017, he lives in Scotland.

He was beautiful inside and out. A rare thing.

Jack Albertson won the Academy Award over Jack Wild because he was nominated in THE WRONG CATEGORY. Albertson was actually the lead male actor in "The Subject Was Roses" wherein he acted opposite Patricia Neal who was a Best Actress nominee and Martin Sheen who played their son. Wild portrayed The Artful Dodger, the best friend of Mark Lester as the title character "Oliver". He really should have won in the category of Best Supporting Actor.

Cheers Jack , always remembered 👍😊🏆👏👏👏RIP/VIP

A legend, class is forever.

El vicio del alcohol

A lot of people are unaware that Jack had cancer of the tongue and had to have part of his tongue removed which caused him to slur words later in life. Even though he was sober people still thought he was drinking because of the slurring. when friends found out, they wondered why Jack didn't say anything because he certainly would have drawn sympathy from everyone. He just wanted to keep the matter private! Ultimately, the cancer came back and it took his life.

Funny cause thus killers been out since 2012 shitty

NO,. When I was younger, I had his pictures all over my walls. I loved him so much and used to pretend that we were married. He was a great actor and I loved him as the Artful Dodger!!!!!

He's all drunk up.

What a great interview ! I regularly play my favourites loud ! Backstreet, Twenty Five Miles , War, Time .. Watching a 2 part documentary on Chance B KZbin channel , I was amazed at how many records he appeared on uncredited too.

My Grandfather was in charge ( Admiral) of the Marine battalion of the Slavo British legion during the intervention...He spent some time on her as he was in charge of operations in the Dvina river 🙂

Fantastic interview, what a lovely man Edwin is. thank you!

Utter legend

Horrifying.

amazing interview

he seems very down-to-earth

I've always found Jack Wild fascinating, brilliant actor thank yourself you Jack for your wonderful talen.

Jack wild was 2 yrs older than me. When Oliver came out, I had a huge crush on him.

The A1's , the 911's 😄

What a gracious truthful humble young man ,who is sadly missed

RIP Jack. I'll always remember you.

HE WAS SO SPECIAL AND HUMBLE.. EVEN COMPLIMENTED JACK ALBERTSON, WHO HE LOST THE AWARD OVER.. WHAT I LOVELY GUY, SO WISH I COULD OF MET HIM.. AND IM SO GLAD HE FOUND CHRIST.. I AM ALSO A JESUS LOVER SO I KNOW I WILL MEET HIM ON THE OTHER SIDE, I TRUELY CANT WAIT.,, REST IN PEACE MY BROTHER XO

Yes He was a very humble man and I know he is very well missed by all his friends family and fans, I think he was amazing

No I also thought he was good looking

The good ones always go first. I bet it was a pleasure to meet and visit with him.

What a stupid comment "It's hard to believe that you mixed with the greats". He IS a great! Edwin Starr was a legend and that's why you have him in front of you now! You are sitting there in the shadow of a legendary artist...

THE MUSIC INDUSTRY IS FULL OF CROOKS AND KILLERS . ASK JIMI HENDRIX? I WAS OUT THERE FOR 5 YEARS .

Some of the most talented people become alcoholic..

Damn this dude was on some major dope

That’s my grans cousin 😧

What a pleasant and humble man.

Quality ,interesting modest man. One of the great live acts.

Ironically she looked older than rebel but rebel was older

May God have mercy on Jack Wilde's soul. I am from Iraq. I was young and I followed him through the series H.R. pufn stuff it's awesome

Wow so he did went to the army which gave him the inspiration for the song “War”

Jack Albertson was great, Grandpa Joe in Willy Wonka

Having read his biography and as a fan that wondered where he was after his first films as there was no internet , I can never understand how such star quality in both he and Mark Lester from such a young age that somehow they both suddenly fell through the net and no agents/film makers kept them in work when I think their first films would have made them well-established enough with many fans to make them both- In demand as Actors for LIFE- All I can surmise is that may be all the agents thought they must be booked up. Diana Dors was a true friend to Jack in the biography by what she said, shame she wasn't near by at the time to look out for him. But I won't giveaway any story Spoilers from his book.

“Jack Albertson” “Never heard of him” Ever heard of Willy Wonka..?

...younger brother Angelo saying a big THANK YOU to Edwin and everyone that's supported the music for so many years! It's a truly amazing journey... and the journey continues ;-)

What a gentleman. My first crush when he played Jimmy in HR PuffnStuff.