Carol Burnett Story Location Tour Episode 2

Carol Burnett Story Location Tour Episode 2
Let’s go on an expansive, documentary-style walking tour that covers the life and career of my absolute favorite person in showbiz, the incomparable Carol Burnett. In EPISODE TWO we'll visit Hollywood High and UCLA where Carol met a mysterious benefactor who would kickstart a major move for Carol. However, not before a visit to her father at Olive View Sanitarium in Sylmar, California which we'll check out today.
Welcome back to our immersive documentary series exploring the extraordinary life and career of the legendary Carol Burnett. In this captivating second episode, join us as we delve deeper into the pivotal moments that shaped the trajectory of Carol's journey from Hollywood High to the heights of showbiz stardom.
Our journey begins with a poignant visit to Olive View Sanitarium in Sylmar, California, where we gain insights into the profound impact Carol's father had on her formative years. Discover the heart-wrenching yet inspiring story behind Carol's familial ties and the resilience she developed amidst adversity.
As we continue our exploration, we trace Carol's footsteps through the hallowed halls of Hollywood High and the esteemed campus of UCLA. Uncover the fateful encounter with a mysterious benefactor that ignited a transformative chapter in Carol's life, setting the stage for her meteoric rise in the entertainment industry
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[@joseyeastwood]

Man the goodbye to her dad for the last time really got to me Rest in Peace Joseph.

[@michaelsteward4582]

Gosh dang! This really is the best bio story ever! I’m crying

[@debbieharris5667]

Ohmygoodnezz! This was wonderful!! I have always loved Carol Burnet too! You did a marvelous job telling her story!!! I must admit, i put this on as a "bedtime story " to fall asleep by. I didn't fall asleep, I hung on to every word!❤❤❤ i can't wait to watch the rest of the episodes!

[@user-pp3wg8jk6r]

Excellent work sir.

[@voyaristika5673]

Justin, I found you yesterday and you won't let me go. What a gift you have. It's like you really knew people, lived with them, and have a true soul connection with them. Honestly. Thank you for sharing with us, and please keep it coming!

[@lisamarts5678]

I just found Justin yesterday. The Carpenter got me hooked.

[@janej8995]

You took the words right out of my mouth!

[@janej8995]

I can't get enough of this series! Loving it so much❤Thank you so much for putting it together, Justin.

[@katesleuth1156]

I remember going to the movies in the 1970’s, missing the beginning of a movie, staying for the second one for free. It was great.

[@abrooksize]

Boy, do I second that! Absolutely laugh/crying as I drive to work, listening to the Roy Rogers story, you are a very very talented and comedic storyteller.

[@careycrash9916]

I never really knew anything about her other than the carol burnett show . Thus is a fascinating story and I look forward to the next episode. You deserve more subs , you have a way with your delivery and knowledge that draws you in .

[@discosisterwife6440]

I have been binge watching this channel for two days straight… I do not understand why these videos don’t have triple if not more views than they have. I absolutely love everything about them. I predict a lot of growth with your channel in the upcoming days. Fantastic job! 😊

[@TheJustinRootShow]

That's such a sweet comment, thank you!

[@brendabevers1653]

Love your story telling!! Hope you get more views. I think you do an awesome job!!

[@timculp4126]

The Trigger jr. story was priceless. I could picture them gathered around the radio. By the way, bullet was a better name.

[@mikul_Robins]

Nice work. I'm really enjoying this, thanks. I studied with Stella Adler about 1985 and Carol came in and sat a couple seats from me. I suppose to audit the class

[@S.TJohnsun-to3vc]

I'd drawn that same hairstyuand outfit on my KZbin day's ago. Nice ❤

[@kimhughes5030]

Justin- you should cover the black dahlia or Marilyn Monroe. You’d do a great job!!

[@lisamarts5678]

wow

[@NancySanders-om4ic]

How,how sad her parting was with her father before she left for New York.

[@kellydiver]

Since the plaque is dated Nov. 11, 1922, I’m going to guess the tree was planted on Armistice Day (now Veterans Day) in 1922 to remember those from Hollywood who died in WWI.

[@CasperLCat]

A “sheikh” is a tribal leader or nobleman or family patriarch in the Arab and Muslim worlds. Definitely a term of respect.

[@JJJBRICE]

The vlogger seems to draw a lot of ironies , One aspect was Ms. Burnett was bought up poor just blocks away from the famous Hollywood Blvd . I think in this particular episode he mentioned that she wanted to be a Broadway star like Mary Martin or Ethel Merman . In fact when CB was starring in the Mattress musical she was nominated for a Tony award . Among the others nominated Martin and Merman with Martin winning the award for The Sound Of Music . Another ironic fact was her friend Julie Andrews was earlier Tony nominated for My Fair Lady but lost to another Broadway legend. Miss Andrews went on to star in the movie version of TSOM and is more personified with that role than even Miss Martin .

[@taiikomochiyuurichin1459]

The tree is a war memorial--probably WWII.

[@S.TJohnsun-to3vc]

My braids was like blonde bomb 💣❤❤

[@S.TJohnsun-to3vc]

How much it cost to buy that pacific threater 👄

[@S.TJohnsun-to3vc]

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