Charles Bronson & Jill Ireland - Graves.

[@YllaStar95970]

My Father died 5 weeks ago. He was 88 years and 4 months old, and outlived my Mother by over 24 years, he never re married, and lived alone, but always, always missed her...... Terribly. They were married for over 40 years. He had quite a long drawn out debilitating passing, and looking back, not once did he complain, he was deaf, almost blind, and suffered with a form of delirium, which caused him to see many horrible things, in his last 18 months. He was my hero. l am him, in so many, many ways. And by sheer coincidence, he had the very same reading at his funeral. l do not think anyone may know this. I choose to believe in those words. And l shall see my Mother and Father once more, when it is time, until then, l shall live by those words.

[@KimberlyLew]

Sorry for your loss 🌼

[@glendalangley1877]

I’m so very sorry for the loss of your dad. It took me a very long time to be able to keep going on after the loss of my mom about 11 years ago. Actually it was 6 years before I could actually learn to live again. It’s very difficult for me to handle death. She took a piece of my heart with her. I wish better for you and others dealing with the death of a loved one.

[@KimberlyLew]

@@glendalangley1877 hugs for you 🤗

[@glendalangley1877]

@@KimberlyLew Aww. That’s so kind of you to say. Thank you so much. I love hugs and I graciously give one back to you. 🤗

[@skygazer6898]

I feel so sad for you, and your dad who obviously suffered greatly. So very sorry.

[@harolynallison6889]

Wow an actor with his stature and buried in a country cemetery. He was always humble not vain like a lot of his fellow actors. This is a charming cemetery and well maintained

[@jacksonlow7470]

Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe?

[@harolynallison6889]

@@jacksonlow7470 sorry I typed to you by mistake

[@floydvaughn836]

I'm pretty sure this cemetery was featured in Let's Scare Jessica to Death. LOL, no way. That was New York

[@MetalRush666]

Beautiful resting place for a defender of freedom, a father, and actor.

[@David-pv4yl]

I hope to visit the beautiful State of Vermont one day. Charles Bronson was a very gifted and talented actor, my favourite of all time. Thank you so much for creating this wonderful tribute video to a legend. RIP Charles Branson and Jill Ireland.❤️💖🙏🏻

[@dwhitman3092]

​@user-ro3jn4vp7v Really? How degenerate of you.

[@alasdairvincent6248]

A real interesting video . Charles Bronson was a legend . I loved his films.

[@evilborg]

Bronson deserved so much more from Hollywood... He was a awesome actor.

[@wendymarielafogg9924]

I know he was. And he was quite a looker as well. Very, very handsome and extremely talented.

[@mikechen1467]

When Charles Bronson playing a tough guy, he was not acting, he really was a tough guy!.

[@leotrice1734]

I like Death Wish and also The White Buffalo Ten to Midnight

[@newmanoutdoors1564]

Amen .

[@jazzvictrola7104]

And long before that, a simpleton, Igor, in The House of Wax from 1953, starring Vincent Price as the villain (what else?) and it was released in 3-D. Bronson was superb in that role as well, perhaps his first?

[@rebeccayoung6344]

He was a SCORPIO.

[@MegaDaveNichols]

Damn Right!!

[@Jyslinn]

Friends of my son are related to Charles. They met him many times and found him to be a quiet, kind man with a great sense of humor. He still kept in touch with their mother after he became famous. She passed before he did and he sent a beautiful message and flowers. Wonderful man.

[@primusntatanka8775]

Hiboh stop lying to your self brother

[@successqx]

​@@primusntatanka8775hiboh you never know wenna

[@cathylewis7831]

Stop that, guys. Charles' people were working class, so it's possible

[@henriettemyburgh473]

1V🎉11BSI😮CVV😢😢

[@tessasinclair6315]

​​​​@@cathylewis7831Eish! So true. Wabantu be Mzansi, darem.. !?

[@juliaferraro2599]

My first movie that I saw with Charles Bronson was "The Mechanic" loved him after that. I have also seen and loved all those war movies, use to watch them with my Dad.

[@bethshadid2087]

That was a good one.....

[@kat35lulu88]

Me too!!!

[@charschmidt110]

He. was a good actor in all the movies he was on.

[@nancydemoss7904]

The inscription on Charles Bronson's grave stone has existed for a while. I found a copy on an oversized greeting card back in the 80's. Some of the wording gets changed around but it's basically the same beautiful poem.

[@ronileigh9336]

Hi Ron, and everyone here. I liked Charles Bronson and his movies but I liked Jill Ireland just as much. Thank you for featuring them.

[@jacksonlow7470]

Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe?

[@johnc.bojemski1757]

He was born in Pennsylvania of Lithuanian heritage but we Poles claim him as one of "ours" too. A great and very underrated actor. R.I.P. to him and his beautiful bride who predeceased him from cancer, Jill Ireland, too. Yes, his voice was unique and very distinctive. Most of the actors who starred in "THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE" were veterans of WWII and yes some were in the "BofB" too.

[@brianm5032]

Yes, he was born in the next town over from where I grew up. A little town called Ehrenfeld, PA was where he was born. His name at that point was Charles Dennis Buchinsky. He graduated from South Fork High School in 1940. My uncle Herbert Shrift was one of his classmates. Sorry, but the photograph won't paste to the names. CLICK ON THE PHOTO FOR AN ENLARGED VIEW Front Row (L to R): Dorothy Hetrick - Jane Mapstone - Sara Lee Hand - Peter Renda - Jean Poliziani - Caroline Marsnik - Margaret McCall - Betty Wicks Nomra Joll - Thelma Glacken - Lorraine Miller - Blanche Rowe - Alice Brewer - Lois Maloney - Rose Martin - Margaret Leach - Mary Winder Dorothy Jordan - David Burger - Clair Hutzel - Byron Wirick Second Row: David Pantano - Donald Plummer - Forrest Pratt - James O'Yaski - Vance Ritchey - Bill Cummings - Mildred Reed - Lucille Jensen - Muriel Nederlander - Dororthy Lenz - Elizabeth Legal - Claire White - Zeta Greer - Garnet Hassell - Genevieve Miller - Viola Balcer Jean Giles - Jessie Sherman - Catherine Sikora - Calvin Myers - Jack Wilson - Charles Buchinsky (see note*) Third Row: Matthew Chubski - Dorothy Winder - Gladys Theys - Russell Eplett - Margaret Kohart - Virginia Bodenschatz - Josephine Dobrowelsky Mary Glavan - Herbert Schrift - Andrew Fiffick - Verna Mancuso - Ethel Gibbons - Louis Cordek - Raymond Ellis - Robert Myers - Clair Reilly Fourth Row: Frank Mapston - Clair Rosenberger - Edwin Gillespie - Stella Walukas - Leora Weymers - Helen Wysel - Gloria Basile - Stanley Cordek Clarence Rolla - Gerald Wilburn - James Cawthern Back Row: Floyd Alexander - Clair Wilson - Cerald Weinzeril - Cletus Noon - Alfred Nelson - Walter Tonski - James McNertney Andrew Kentula - Dean Evans - William Dixon Note* Charles Dennis Buchinsky went on to become the well known Hollywood actor - CHARLES BRONSON GO TO Page: SFHS Index

[@jamessimpson422]

Jill was laid to rest with him

[@tan-tan7745]

Hello Ron & Everyone: Charles Bronson was a phenomenal actor, I especially liked him in the Death Wish movies. Have a great day all 😁

[@dulcehajjar5826]

Have a great afternoon and a wonderful week too🤗 Thanks,for your kindness! Charles” was one of those Great actor and Superb Human being !🤗

[@redblaze2613]

I loved the death wish movies. I had the movie posters hanging in my room.

[@dreamdivine256]

Hello to u too..ty n u have a great day as well 🤗

[@jeffreyelbert168]

Charlie!

[@jimharris1356]

He always was my favorite actor and I'm probably in the minority but I loved him in Mr. Majestic.

[@Patty-lb3sl]

I have to contradict this orator. I met Charles Bronson numerous times and he was very soft spoken, kind and very thankful. I worked at a hospital in TX when Jill Ireland was diagnosed with breast cancer. She happened to be under the care of a Oncologist, Dr Duer, who was on staff. Whenever she was admitted they would bring her through the ER, to avoid social media. She was very sweet. Each time she came in, you could see the cancer was beating her. Charles Bronson , when visiting her, would also come through ER and wait for one of us to escort him up. Even though he was older he had masculinity all over hum and was always a gentleman. I can remember she lost her battle and you could see how the life had been sucked out of him. You always saw the love between them. May they both RIP.

[@Rutabaga64]

I’ve heard stories about how when Jill played Spock’s love interest in the Star Trek episode This Side Of Paradise, some people were a little concerned that Charles might beat up Leonard Nimoy if he got too lovey dovey with Jill. Charles had a commanding screen presence and was one of my family’s favorite actors. Beautiful grave, may he RIP.

[@janetyovonnestuckey4772]

lol I like how you said IF they got too lovey dovey.... But anyway liked the post. Good day.

[@maggiemae7539]

Hollyweird plays different than us usual folks. They all play in the same sandbox!

[@lindas9699]

Well. she did like to sleep around. He would know.

[@chinookmortor]

Wonder how their children would think since they both in the same school same time!!! Rode on the school bus with Suzanne Bronson,lived two streets from Spock.

[@kevinmalone3210]

Are you kidding, Spock would've easily put Bronson down by giving him the Vulcan neck pinch.

[@jengrove3019]

Beautiful grave stone! And truly a peaceful resting site, the red barn is just incredible! Thanks as always Ron!

[@lorismith103]

My husband & I used to watch all of Charles Bronson’s movies. Great actor. May Charles & Jill RIP 🥀

[@jacksonlow7470]

Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe?

[@TT-hi1qv]

Charles was the man! I grew up watching his movies beautiful resting place RIP

[@aneskaoberholzer248]

🎉😮🎉🎉😢

[@TT-hi1qv]

@@aneskaoberholzer248really??

[@johannmeiring4208]

Charlie was bad news 😢

[@oliverpetroski4205]

He was a great actor. One my top ten favorites. Movies with him were and still are interesting to watch.

[@shereehudnall4220]

That is one of the most beautiful cemeteries I've ever seen. It is so well cared for. It looks like some one loves and respects the people who went before them. God bless

[@happymack6605]

When I was little, I saw an old Twilight Zone rerun with Charles Bronson and Elizabeth Montgomery and crushed hard. The Great Escape and The Mechanic ❤️ Thank you so much!

[@bobbyj3701]

Ahhhhhhh yes... The Mechanic... I think this was my favorite (but loved everything he did.) RIP Chazbo!

[@margomazzeo1680]

And Mr. Majestyk..💝💐

[@roygonzalez4367]

The Twilight Zone Episode took place in the Future , after a Nuclear War , where the Cities were Empty of People , Bronson was a Soldier from the Future , he and Elizabeth Montgomery were the only Humans left alive , but the Buildings were still intact, I remember that Episode

[@SwingEzzZZ]

I like the motorcycle chasing scene in the Mechanic. I think the motorcycles were Husqvarna. I remember there was a TV series where he starred as a photographer detective named Kovac.

[@belmont1762]

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[@14tfisher]

I loved Charles Bronson in the movie "The Great Escape" him and Steve McQueen, and Richard Attenborough were great in that movie, as well as many other great actors..Thank you so much for sharing Ron..😃

[@lilliankeane5731]

Yes I remembered him in that too. 👍☺️

[@SwingEzzZZ]

Yeah, the great escape is great movie.

[@ianmangham4570]

Danny the Tunnel King 🤠🙏

[@calammitylynn]

Bronson was born in Enranfeld, PA. Jull was cremated and the ashes were put in a hollow walking cane, He had the cane buried with him. Rhey had bought a farm in Vermont, he loved it there.

[@jacksonlow7470]

Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe?

[@davidbaker5449]

He was one of my favorite actors to , R.I.P. you are dearly missed .

[@1insidiousman]

Biggest shocker of this vid is realizing its been 18 years already since he passed .

[@Amaleen6]

It's hard to believe so much time has gone by.

[@Liz_678]

Goes by quickly!

[@tjocus43]

It is stunning, I thought it had been like 5 years ago or something.

[@felixfischer312]

I know the years go by so fast now.

[@josephperkins4080]

😭😭😭😭Yeh it only seems like yesterday that he was alive and acting bringing us his fans quality entertainment😭😭😭😭😭

[@edwardjackson1418]

LOL, he was one of a kind, will never forget him!

[@stansummay4940]

When I was much younger about 35 years ago I was a part time bar tender at the Thousand Oaks Country club in which Charles Bronson was a member. I saw him several times as he finished a round a golf but he never came into the bar area so I never directly met him. You might be surprised at how short he really was. Seemed like a nice guy just shunned the limelight.

[@davidw6852]

I like how you tell the story and show the grave markers of others as you make your way to the destination of the video. Feels like I am walking right along side of you! I enjoy your channel and videos! Please keep them coming! Well done!!!

[@KimberlyLew]

I enjoy the journeys too!

[@catherinewyrobeck5388]

I remember him as a kid in the 50s....he mostly played Indians and was rugged and gruff. Later on in his career his acting got better and better and he also was better looking :) I loved his movies and loved that fact that he treasured Jill and cared for her to the end. It crushed him. She died at 54 and he at 81 so there was an age difference. I feel that being loved by her softened him. We are all a product of our early years and that really never leaves us. Nice to see where he is now.

[@glendalangley1877]

Real and true love always will soften even the hardest of hearts of most. There’s always an exception to that of course. If you’ve truly got an evil heart then I doubt even love can totally find its way. Here’s to hoping we can all bring more love into a hardened and selfish world.

[@sujitwitkonton947]

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[@Jigurdinec]

What makes you think that he was callous? People who knew him before fame in the cinema and after say that he was a sensitive, kind and selfless person.

[@catherinewyrobeck5388]

@@Jigurdinec Never said that???

[@jennyduff2597]

Oh my gosh! You listed ALL of the movies I love -- Dirty Dozen, Kelly's Heroes, etc. Thanks for the great video. Loved Charles Bronson and so many of his movies.

[@frandistabile4723]

Had a huge crush on Charles Bronson. I though he was so handsome. I am loving your Vermont video's Ron. My mother in law lives there and it is so beautiful there! Rest in Peace Charles and Jill.

[@MADDMAXX714]

I worked with him on the 10 to midnight movie and also was friends with his stepson Jason. Was invited to their home. Jill and him were very nice people, very genuine. Met Jill on the set of the movie

[@KimberlyLew]

Neat…lucky you!!

[@leean3031]

Beautiful area. Rest in peace Charles. My favorite movie of yours was Once Upon a Time in the West. Quiet chivalry.

[@calamityjenn]

Jill's funeral was something special. She insisted upon a party. No black crepe for her. She was a classy lady. She and her husband were very much in love.

[@ronaldsmits6408]

Loved all of the Charles Bronson movies! Thanks Ron!

[@thegoalielife8228]

I'm from Vermont and I never knew Charles Bronson is buried in Vermont. I'm 20 now and Bronson is one of my favorite actors

[@ajp368]

Watch hard times. That’s a good one

[@marygarner5249]

Always so interesting thank you for taking us along just loved Charles Bronson amazing actor

[@jacksonlow7470]

Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe?

[@marysivak6255]

She is there ; In 1990, Ireland died of breast cancer at her home in Malibu, California.[5] She was cremated and her ashes were placed in a cane which Charles Bronson had buried with him at Brownsville Cemetery[6] when he died in 2003.[7]

[@jacksonlow7470]

Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe?????

[@corallewis3788]

What a gorgeous tomb.. Yes some of us know Claude Raines love that actor as well.. ty Ron..

[@elainepalamidis375]

I love the way you tell the story, not just go to grave. Thank you Ron 😊 keeps getting better.

[@debrapower8673]

As a kid, I was a night owl. I used to stay up with my dad and grandpa watching the old movies., westerns, war and macho tough guys ! Loved them. Ty for bringing back the memories.

[@jacksonlow7470]

Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe?

[@charleshendrix232]

Jill Ireland was a gorgeous talented woman. Very underestimated as to both.

[@tracyjohnson6724]

One of favorite actors. Thank you for sharing. Love your videos.

[@cherylh3091]

I went to school with his daughter.Emerson Jr. High West Los Angeles. I loved his acting and those movies you mentioned were my all-time favorites as well

[@melissa9044]

With Zuleika?

[@karlos543]

After losing loved ones recently, you will never know how much that has helped me. Keep safe.

[@KimberlyLew]

Blessings, Karlos

[@tomblount5635]

I really liked that you read his stone. I admired his acting and apparently he was a good man

[@conniephillips8217]

I am so glad that you covered Charles Bronson. Also one of my favorite actors.

[@jacksonlow7470]

Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe?

[@VanessaKittredge]

Wow! Thank you for this. He’s one of my favorites too. Stunning cemetery and burial site.

[@aliciabrewer9444]

I'm enjoying seeing the sites on your trip. I'm glad your making the video's on your trip so we all can enjoy seeing the wonderful places you visit, it's sorta like we're there with you. I always wondered where they had Charles Bronson buried, I loved all his movies. My mother absolutely loves this man, he's her favorite actor. She still loves watching his movies. Stay safe on your trip Ron. Looking forward to your next video.💕🙂

[@robertschuster3528]

After Jill Ireland died,Mr.Bronson was never the same again.Although he acted in afew more films.Her Passing took its Toll on Him.Rest in Peace Charles Bronson and Jill Ireland.

[@musterseeds1778]

I watch all his movies never get tired of it's....

[@wintercrow8136]

Kelly's Heroes is one of my all time favorites! Beautiful gravesite and marker. Thanks for bringing us along.

[@carollott3466]

He was in the House Of Wax with Vincent Price under his birth name and he played the deaf mute. One of my favorite horror films.

[@gwarrichmond6232]

"Charles Dennis Buchinsky" 👍🏼🙂👍🏼 Stage name of Bronson was given by Steve McQueen ~

[@thomasglynn2282]

He was also in a katherine Hepburn and Spencer tracy movie, playing a gangster under his real name.

[@derekfraser7397]

The name Bronson given to him by Steve McQueen? Not what I heard. I read somewhere he was sat in his car at some traffic lights when he turned to look up at the street name/sign. It said BRONSON STREET. So he decided to use that name from that moment onwards.

[@gwarrichmond6232]

@@derekfraser7397 Well, not to argue what you have heard. But being Charles was my great grandfather, I found it to be true when I was told that, by him when I was a young youngan in the early 80's.

[@missdaisy5736]

Charles Bronson was a very unique individual whose personality Presents Mystique which permeated his presents in the films he made.

[@melanieiwasko4393]

That saying on his grave was so beautiful. Rip Charles Bronson! :)

[@spiritmoonintuitive]

As a young woman, I had a huge crush on Charles Bronson. He was my favorite actor. Thanks for this. Gorgeous burial site & stone. I'll never forget him.

[@StephanieLangston]

She was cremated and her ashes were placed in a cane which Charles Bronson had buried with him at Brownsville Cemetery when he died in 2003.

[@bobbyj3701]

Forever Together! :)

[@itsthe773guero5]

a cane?....wow thats very interesting

[@newmanoutdoors1564]

Thank you Stephanie for adding that .

[@TheNortheastAl]

@@itsthe773guero5 I wonder if that was symbolic for him leaning on her for support?

[@rays9033]

Really well done video, thanks, much appreciated! Your favorite war videos matched what I thinking when you mentioned the idea. Thanks again.

[@jacquelinedenambtman6191]

Great episode again Charles Bronson is also one of my favorite actors, don't forget: once upon a time in the West!!!!! Super movie. 👍🏻😉😁

[@jacquelinedenambtman6191]

@@lyricberlin ABSOLUTELY 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@raymondshattucks3634]

R I p Charles Branson 💔 one my favourite actor. Such a gate loss

[@carolynmyers2222]

Great info. I loved his movies too. He was one of the best.

[@jacksonlow7470]

Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe?

[@tedcarter8074]

One of the real all time Tough Guys. Much Respect

[@lanaj1107]

I was really surprised that many of the dead in the old section died in their 70s, 80s and even 90s! Long lives for that era. Nice to see for a change. 🙂

[@roygonzalez4367]

Yes , makes you wonder if " Modern Chemicals " in our Environment and our Food today contribute to a Shorter life Span

[@paulmcwilliams1709]

I liked Charles Bronson and Jill Ireland, and Claude Rains too. They were all great actors. I really liked Charles Bronson in Mr. Majestyk, Hard Times (With Jill Ireland co-star), The Great Escape, Death Hunt. I liked Claude Rains in Casablanca, and The Invisible Man, and The Wolf Man, and Phantom of the Opera. May they all Rest In Peace.

[@heavyhaul8621]

Mr Majestic was our theme movie in high school for those of us with Ford pickups.

[@charliedelacruz9091]

if Charles Bronson had been cast on Star Trek he probably would have been a Klingon of course that never happened but Jill Ireland did appear in season 1 this side of paradise.

[@psychcorp4449]

Great minds think alike! All of the movies you mentioned are now classics. I particularly enjoyed Charles Bronson in "The Mechanic." The Dirty Dozen also starred Ernest Borgnine, Lee Marvin, John Cassavetes, Donald Sutherland, and Clint Walker, among others. Charles Bronson has a beautiful grave with a beautiful headstone. This is a delightful video Thank you so much. Stay safe.

[@francissteephen291]

Charles Bronson is my favourite Star ⭐⭐ and Big salute 🙏🙏

[@Tracywhited2]

Back when movies were worth watching !!! Love am the names and movies you mentioned.

[@newdawn8488]

So glad I found you. I love to walk in cemeteries and imagine the Lives of those named on the stones.

[@tstewartfan626]

Trini Lopez went to school with my mom at Forest high school in Dallas. They were in the same grade.

[@KatieB1776]

Death Wish was one of my favorite movies. What a beautiful couple they made. Thank you for this!

[@rhtball]

Mr. Majestic was the first movie I saw Bronson in, he was the last of the great Character Actors of our lifetime...RIP Charles....

[@lindajones7219]

Do Not stand at My grave and weep . A poem now absolutely proved to be written by Mary Elizabeth Frye In the 1930s She was , A Lady from Baltimore . It is read the world over at many funerals , and is noted to be one of the finest funeral poems ever written . Although the truly amazing grave finder here is no more than a legend . and all here are more than greatful for all his work and efforts . However this is such a poem to be read slowly with rhyme and rhythm .with great dignity and sadness . Of course our dear gentleman was merely reading the writing of the poem on Charles and Jill,s grave. We thank you Sir .

[@jacksonlow7470]

Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe???

[@shirleyn546]

I am also from the UK. Not a great war film fan, but The Great Escape is pretty good

[@jimtownsend7899]

Bronson was in that, too! Danny, the "Tunnel King".

[@shirleyn546]

@@jimtownsend7899 yes, he escaped too!

[@stevejohnston2715]

Jill Ireland, great actress and beautiful human being inside and out. In 1990, Ireland died of breast cancer at her home in Malibu, California. She was cremated and her ashes were placed in a cane which Charles Bronson had buried with him at Brownsville Cemetery when he died in 2003.

[@timmyangeltlc4888]

Claude Raines was wonderful in Now Voyager with Bette Davis.

[@fhwolthuis]

And in Casablanca!

[@Tracywhited2]

Yes !! He was so great.

[@hestheMaster]

The very first American made movie he was in was The Invisible Man in 1933.

[@fbisono66]

@@fhwolthuis I am shocked! shocked!

[@fhwolthuis]

@@fbisono66 that gambling is happening here! "Your winnings, sir" 😂

[@marietewhare3642]

Aww thankyou soo much for showing us where Charles Bronson Grave is, loved the slab & the words on his stone is hearty . Rest Easy Legend. 🙏🐎🤠💖

[@laurastafford6217]

I heard they put Jill's ashes inside his cane and put the cane in the casket with him.

[@jillwiegand4257]

Being in a cane your spirit is cramped. I wouldn't want that.

[@Naturalworldlives]

Very poetic and lovely.

[@natalieangelo54]

Really Thats interesting

[@TheJhoffman0816]

@@jillwiegand4257 Your spirit isn't in the ashes. Your body is only a temporary vessel.

[@lulupompy12]

That's Beutiful....❤❤❤🤗😘😘poetic...specially on a tombstone

[@eyestoenvy]

As a hardcore "BRONSON" fan I sincerely thank you for this! Greetings from the South Bronx in NYC.

[@jacquelinechic3127]

Thank you so much he's definitely one of my favorites

[@susangrant5602]

Good actor love the movies didn't know about the cane with his wife in their great video Ron😁

[@jacksonlow7470]

Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe?

[@md.foysalmeah8271]

Thank you dear for such a presentation. I enjoy it. He is also my favourite actor. Thank you.

[@hcollen6469]

Loved Charles Bronson and Jill. I believe she had died of breast cancer. So sad. Her first husband, David McCallum had starred in "The Man From Uncle". Illia Curriaucken, not sure how it was spelled. He was a Russian spy that worked for UNCLE. Loved that show.

[@margomazzeo1680]

Ilya Kuryakin.

[@lindas9699]

@@margomazzeo1680 Illya Kuryakin

[@roygonzalez4367]

I believe David McCallum is still Alive, he Recently Stared as a Medical Examiner in CSI type of TV Series , and 1 of the Few Actors still alive from the movie " The Great Escape " . . . .

[@gianlucavisca3419]

RIP Charles one of my favourite actors too...!!!

[@jjdogfather5604]

My favorite is Once Upon a Time in the West

[@jayyoung5423]

True, check out the video by Dire Straits called Once upon a time in the west...Charles is prominent... peace

[@floydvaughn836]

Chatos'Land.

[@weiloong7]

Intriguing and excellent. Thanks!

[@SuperEmpathOne]

What an amazing man. all those movies and being in war as a air gunner. Just an unreal life.

[@brucegwynn8509]

Ron, I think that was my favorite video so far, I appreciate you saying the things you did about Charles, he and his movies remind me of younger life and what you said about him having to wear his sisters dresses to school broke my heart, I can't say enough of what a cool and educational channel this is , I hope young people are watching it and learning how to treat the dead AND the living, thanks again Ron

[@MrTurtluv]

Ron, I hope you are having a fantastic time in Vermont!! If you make it to Massachusetts, that’s where you’ll fine some of the oldest (settler) graves in America. Charles Bronson❤️❤️❤️

[@robertjewell9727]

Best Charles Bronson performance and movie ~ Once Upon A Time in the West

[@markellis4999]

Love this man even in death not to mention his wife. He so made sure that she gets parts in his movies It's like as long as he's making a living she gonna make a living too so kind and given and awesome 👌. RIP SIR AND UR WIFE AS WELL MISSED U BOTH. THANK U BOTH FOR ALL THEM YEARS OF ENTERTAINMENT..

[@Thereishope664]

Growing up in London during the 1970's a visit to the cinema to see a Charles Bronson film was so exciting.

[@ebonymanley26]

Charlie Bronson a great actor a legend love all his movies so sweet that he buried with his wife ashes. 🙏

[@clintonirwin6825]

Brilliant show well done

[@chrisr.1803]

I just found your channel and I’m hooked! I’ve always found cemeteries fascinating. If you haven’t been to Wyuka Cemetery in Lincoln, Nebraska you should add it to your list. It’s very beautiful and has several famous and infamous people buried within. If you stop by their office just inside the gates, they have brochures and a self-guided tour. It’s an amazing place!

[@sweetiemoodley1779]

One of the' greatest ever acting legends. Watched all his movies. Miss his acting.

[@normanelder3481]

Rest in peace Charls,rest in peace.

[@lindabrawley4369]

Thank you so much for sharing all the info about great actors of time past

[@_Tim115]

I'm hoping you make it to Claude Rains he was a brilliant actor the Invisible Man (1933) and Casablanca and Mr Smith Goes to Washington, Born Clapham London UK did not realise he was buried in that part of the USA.

[@bethshadid2087]

Mr. Smith goes to Washington....that's where I knew his face from. Thank you ☺️💜🕊️

[@Bailey_G]

Yes, I also hope he makes it to Claude Rains grave!! Terrific actor!

[@debbieanne7962]

I remember him in a great Alfred Hitchcock Presents

[@kevinsmith5288]

Watching Now Voyager now!