Charles Bronson's Daughter Finally Confirms What We Thought All Along

Charles Bronson's Daughter Finally Confirms What We Thought All Along
Charles Bronson earned a reputation for his portrayal of tough, uncompromising characters but it also fueled perceptions of him as arrogant and even violent. however, there is one controversial rumour that has been following him from the very start, but the actual truth had long remained hidden. Keep watching as we uncover the real story confirmed by his own daughter.

[@amidazad4832]

RIP Mr.Bronson. I’m a 68 year old guy now, growing up watching your movies. You’re still a legend.

[@jaredcarsonhuntley]

When did he die? 🎲

[@Nadezhda1932]

August 30, 2003

[@sharonroxy8586]

AMEN!❤️

[@sharonroxy8586]

REST IN PEACE❤️

[@jaredcarsonhuntley]

@@sharonroxy8586 I take it your not a fan ❤️😘 of Charles Bronson or you don't like him.

[@GfrmdaBrnx]

I used to drive limousines and had the honor of picking up Mr. Bronson one day at a NYC hotel and drove him to the airport. He was such a very kind soft spoken guy. I grew up watching his action movies and will always treasure meeting him.

[@CustardDonut]

I used to wash his socks. The weird thing was they always smelled fresh.

[@stellarobinson3789]

WoW , that's cool u picked Charles Bronson up , in ur Limousine. 🙂🌠🌻❤️

[@domac2738]

awesome. i met Mike Brewer after we moved an upright piano in Claremore OK... we watched the NO MAS fight between Sugar Ray Leonard and Roberto Duran... smoked some great stuff. Remember Brewer and Shipley? One toke over the line sweet Jesus. We watched the fight together... but in all this stardom connection we have to not judge our personal unworthiness as anything but it is its own. My sin is obvious. Forgive me Jesus.

[@angelicaduldulao8559]

I love charles Bronson

[@iztokfajfar9766]

was his hotel room more than 50 dollars a night??

[@hippocrates72]

0:00 _"Charles Bronson's Daughter Finally Confirms What We Thought All Along."_ NOPE, nothing. only a clickbait.

[@budthechud9795]

100% I watched it all like a dumb ass too for the supposed revelation.

[@MoAli-nv9cf]

I stopped watching after a few mins. I could see it was going no where fast. KZbin is full of clickbait crap like this. After a while you get to know!lol@@budthechud9795

[@shaunnichols4664]

I made it 5 mins before down voting and moving on. Should have checked the comments first. Thanks

[@ericsarratt6377]

Thanks for saving me 20 minutes of my life. I hate clickbait!

[@SedroulsEmporium]

I agree. The title is total click bait for a No Burger video. I loved Bronson. RIP

[@weatherchaser1166]

You missed part of the Russell airplane story. Bronson appeared to act coldly when he received the gift. Later that day, Bronson told Russell he didn't know what to say because he wasn't used to getting gifts due to his poor upbringing, but was very touched at receiving the gift. Just before he died, Russel said he received a package from Bronson. When he opened it, it was the same plane Russell bought for him.

[@AFMMarcelD]

Indeed, I saw that interview on late night tv when Kurt speaks about Charlie, they also skateboard together in the studio lot, Charlie was a good man and a purple heart 💜 recipient.

[@johnjohn-ne8fw]

Wow. Thoughtful gesture.

[@daringregory9967]

My dad was very involved with Special Olympics. Charles Bronson was a big supporter. I meet him twice when I was younger.

[@davidlester7066]

Respect too your Dad and Charles Bronson.

[@allenbeaulieu7077]

I am 68 years old and I’ve loved Charles Bronson since I was a kid. His tough guy persona made him one of my favorite heroes. Clint Eastwood ditto. Great original tough guys.

[@ebnolan3856]

I’m with you there. Even some of the younger kids from these original tough guys in action movies are coming up and we’re not just getting tough action guys but those that have brains as well.

[@ebnolan3856]

@Repent-and-believe-in-Jesus1 And His return is drawing neigh.

[@StewartMellor-qn1kt]

I'm 41 and I agree, watching Mr Bronson got me into fitness training.

[@m.p.7075]

The kids are in good hands today though. They've got Timothy Chalomet 😂😂.

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

Don't be enslaved in others' delusion: The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🌳

[@Ocean_breezes]

Wow, Im 70 now and never knew this about Charles Bronson. I also grew up in the coal mining town in PA. He's an American icon for sure

[@StevenG2]

Charles Bronson served in the Army Air Corps with the 39th Bombardment Group. He flew in 25 combat missions in the Pacific as a B-29 aerial gunner and sustained wounds during one mission that were later recognized with a Purple Heart.

[@namrats66]

True. The narrator doesn't have this Bronson fact correct.

[@osphranterrufus]

The narrator said that is a Hollywood fabrication to boost Bronson's career. I'd like to know his source.

[@suwilly1984]

Charles bronson was my dad's favorite actor, we would always watch his movies and talked while the movie was playing. We had an amazing bonding time due to this great actor. My dad passed 4 years ago and I still watch Charles Bronson with my 5 year old son.

[@edwardkheyfets3390]

Same with me, was almost only movies I watched with my dad, except James Bond as well.

[@celardoorhorse]

that's a great tradition to pass along and perhaps a time to tell your son about his granddad

[@JanaLalewicz]

Losing a parent is so painful. It's a feeling u can't understand til u feel it. God bless u & your father. He will b waiting for you my friend.❤

[@user-df3xv9gm6i]

Charles Bronson was one of a kind and there won’t be another one like him again. He was so cool and so down to earth. May he rest in peace.🙏❤️✝️

[@donnaatienza8001]

Yes indeed he was very unique

[@user-sw2ob4iw1m]

He was in the tradition of PROPER tough guys such as Lee Marvin, Jack Palance and Stanley Baker@@donnaatienza8001

[@juletaurus]

HUGE part of childhood. My Dad watched all of his films ("even though he isn't the best actor") and my sister had a huge crush. His films were usually on in our home. My Dad had that quiet toughness about him too, but also a heart of gold and adored his family. Thanks for this.

[@user-yk8hr1kz9g]

RIP Mr. Bronson. I was 16 when i saw my first movie of you - Mr. Majestic. I was totally captivated and was a fan until your last day on earth. I will never forget you 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@ky.gambler5281]

The U.S. of America needs more Charles Bronsons today, not next week but today. Loved the guy.

[@dragosapina5692]

why?

[@ky.gambler5281]

@@dragosapina5692 Why? What?

[@dragosapina5692]

@@ky.gambler5281 Why does America need more people like CB? He was an actor. Do you mean America needs more Actors, or are you confusing him with the characters he pretended to be in movies? He, of course, was an art lover, went to art classes and art remained his passion for life. I suspect, though, that most people who say they admire CB are exhibiting an inability to distinguish between the pretend characters he portrayed in films, who don't, and have never existed anywhere. Very difficult for America to have more people of the type who only exist in fantasy - which us what films like the Death Wish series are. There are no Mr Majestyks, John McClanes, Rambos, or even James Bonds. They're fairy take figures for adolescent boys - and inadequate men. Doesn't make the movies bad, but it is concerning when grown men feel so inadequate they fantasise about being the tough guy who kills people. If on the other hand, you think America needs more grown ups who, like CB, take more of an interest in art than guns, what rational grown up could argue with that. America already has too many sad immature men fantasising about being a Death Wish vigilante who purchase assault rifles to compensate for their little dicks or some other inadequacy. We hardly need more of them and CB definitely was not among their number.

[@auraterry3548]

👍👍👍​@@dragosapina5692

[@billywatson118]

​@@dragosapina5692😂

[@Jane_Dow]

Charles Bronson was one of my favorite actors. Growing up, if I heard a movie was going to be on TV with Bronson ih it, I was right there to watch it !

[@jenniferarchie812]

Me too! 😊

[@FGN666]

​@@Repent-and-believe-in-Jesus1 🍌

[@Jason_556]

One of my favorite also. East Wood and Bronson are legendary!

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

Don't be enslaved in others' delusions: The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🙏

[@kevinfontz294]

I"m 68 and will always love the Bronson movies.

[@spikeyapplesseashells9233]

Im 53 now and i remember as a child he was one of my fav actors.

[@danieldonegan6914]

When talking about Katrina Bronson the narrator actually said “despite this she has had success as a film director.” I wasn’t aware that being adopted was a hindrance to being a film director.

[@dragosapina5692]

She wasn't adopted. She just disowned him after Woody Allen kicked his ass

[@tombristowe846]

It's a really low brow commentary.

[@dragosapina5692]

@@tombristowe846 Not only that, Dustin Hoffman gave him a severe wedgie after catching him kissing Burt Reynolds. Those Village People! They just spent all day admiring each others moustaches and singing 'In The Navy'.

[@andrew5959]

Click bait

[@tombristowe846]

@@andrew5959 Yep.

[@adelitasoto6593]

He was in a class of his own and I really enjoyed his rugged and handsome and unique talent ❤️❤️❤️👍

[@marilynwillett804]

He's always had a craggy, not handsome face.

[@dragosapina5692]

no he wasn't

[@timrussell1559]

​@@dragosapina5692Then why are you watching a lengthy video about Charles Bronson? Do you enjoy learning more about people you dislike? Or is living in your mothers basement just getting really boring for you?

[@randie9480]

​@@dragosapina5692smegma in your brain

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

Don't be enslaved in others' delusions: The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🙏

[@stephenhayden2712]

I just turned 71, Charles Bronson and Steve McQueen have always been my favorite actors, may they RIP !!!!

[@ajwtf6539]

You were spoiled with talent back in the day

[@MichaelRaybeck]

Charles Bronson was a cool guy, as many say, he was tough but fair and a decent man. Steve McQueen was very cool...on screen. Off screen McQueen was a very insecure jealous man and a woman beater. Sad but true.

[@AFMMarcelD]

@@MichaelRaybeckHe will also and very often, borrow money from anyone on the set who was willing to indulge him “Imma gonna get a sandwich guys” … that was the last time you saw your 5 bucks because he will not pay you back.

[@allendowning470]

One of my most favorite actors of all time! I met him once, he was so kind and gracious.

[@manko717]

I collected original movie posters for years. I would call an actors agent, and ask if they would sign a poster if I sent it. I would include a hand written letter, explaining myself, being a huge fan. Bronson was definitely one of my favorites, from the Magnificent Seven, The Dirty Dozen, and Once Upon a Time in the West. He signed everything I ever sent him. Everything, today, is all framed and hanging in my home, and my kids homes. R.I.P. Mr Bronson. Thank you for your time. As a 6 year old, when The Magnificent Seven came out, he and McQueen were my favorites.

[@rickreese5794]

Two of the BEST 💯👍😎🤙🏻

[@rhmayer1]

There is a story about McQueen and Bronson from The Magnificent Seven. I wonder if you've heard it. The film had too many big male stars - too many huge egos. The Director was pulling his hair out over the infighting and some of them trying to get more spotlight. Apparently Yul Brynner had problems with Steve McQueen. Brynner was the designated main star. McQueen was a recent big star but had only a scant number of lines, so he would do things to try and get more spotlight, including "stealing" Brynner's lines. After one of their tussles, the story is that Charles Bronson selflessly gave McQueen some of his own lines.

[@you2449]

I like McQueen but he truly was an SOB.

[@AFMMarcelD]

@@you2449He was, he also customarily will borrow 5 bucks from any of the set guys “I’m going to get a sandwich” and never pay back.

[@Dano4diving]

I had the privilege of meeting him when I was 12. We were skiing in Aspen, and my dad walked up and introduced us to him. I remember him being very nice

[@ScottyColoradoKid]

was he skiing too?

[@dancingtrout6719]

lol .. walks up to him procededs with '' kids this is a actor we see on the tv movies at home his name is charles ... say hi kids .... charles says ok greetings too you alll thankes nice meeting you

[@garryiglesias4074]

In the magnificent sevens, he was the man taking care of the kids, and the kids loved him... It's one of my oldest memory of Charles, and I cried when he died in the movie. He was the "big brother" we would like to have.

[@user-dk3up2nl1m]

He was probably nice because you were a kid. He was known to be rude and tell off people who approached him

[@Robert-bk1dm]

He was rude to adults? Probably because they were A holes. It's quite easy to be kind to children because they haven't been corrupted yet. RIP chuck. Peace out.

[@drunedoG33]

I can't believe you didn't include The White Buffalo. It's one of the all-time greatest as well as one of my personal favorite Bronson movies. If you haven't seen it, I highly recommend watching it.

[@frankkovacs6214]

Yes. Amazing fantasy history where Wild Bill Hickok and Chief Crazy Horse team up to fight the menacing beast of the Plains. It was released on May 6, 1977 -- 2 weeks before the original STAR WARS ("A New Hope"). The audience was ready for an adventure but just not a Western.

[@dc9511]

Bad ass movie!

[@jerushamaxwell281]

Yes! Crazy Horse was played by Will Sampson, a true Native American. The nightmare sequences of the headlong charging buffalo were unique and memorable.

[@ivordavis1533]

Feb 2024. I am late to the Charles Bronson party but this clip about him reminded me I must add him to my Hollywood memoir. I got to know him and Jill when I lived in Malibu and Charles carrying a huge dossier of old fashioned x-rays, used to trek from specialist with them desperately trying to find a doctor to save Jill’s life-he was a sweet deeply caring husband. Ivor davis

[@katesun2957]

That should have been included.

[@jameslong9921]

That's terribly sad.

[@anngilbert4250]

One of my favorite actors. Never saw him in a movie I didn’t like

[@dragosapina5692]

yes, a gay icon, for sure

[@FGN666]

I saw some , that I hated. A LOT ! . 😅

[@randie9480]

​@@dragosapina5692why does your breath smell like smegma

[@TomSmith-ls5rn]

@@dragosapina5692 Stop eating Tide PODS freak.

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

Don't be enslaved in others' delusions: The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🙏

[@user-so4hq2hs5p]

The most accurate Video I have seen about Charles Bronson. It IS true that he worked as a Hod Carrier/ Brick Layer. When he first came to Hollywood he worked for my Dad, Dick Salyer as a Hod Carrier digging ditches for my Dad and his business partner and Mason that he taught - Frank Pecaro. My Dad was a WWII Vet and tough as nails himself. I remember horsing around with my Dad when he was 65 and he said give me your best shot - and almost breaking my hand, hitting him in his stomach. He still had 6 Pack Stomach at the age of 65, and was working 2 jobs at the time. Day Job/ was working as a Stone Mason/ Bricklayer to the Stars in Hollywood/Beverly Hills. He told me about Charles Bronson working for him, and he said - "He's the toughest man I ever meet in my life"! He could outwork 3 other men at a time - having worked in the Coal Mines. Every time we stay in Guadalajara at the Hotel Francis from circqa 1625, we admire the Movie Poster there, of Bronson and Jill St. John who filled part of a movie in GDL and that Hotel.

[@ShotokanTiger]

Thank you for sharing your dad's view of Bronson.

[@beentheredonethat5908]

That's pretty cool history. Thanks for sharing. My grandfather was a ww2 vet as well, tough old bastard for sure. I dont know if I'd have hit him in his stomach though lol. He had a six pack as well, until he died as a matter of fact. He had me started in training for boxing at 6 , which led to martial arts and some pro fights later, I don't care how hard your six pack is , if you hit with skill , it hurts , and if you hit hard with skill, it will cause damage. You were probably a kid though.

[@mattkinsella9856]

Men were definitely built different back then. Your story of your Dad's six pack at 65 reminded me of my Grandfather. He also fought in WWII and then was a firefighter when he returned, when I was a kid I remember seeing him shaving in the mirror and he was just all muscles, 6 pack and biceps, I'm guessing he was at least 60 at the time but could've been older. After that I always said I wanted to be like my Grandad when I grew up, I'm not sure many kids think that these days. I'm 46 now, I work on my ranch every day and I think I'm in fairly good shape but I'm certain my grandfather at 60 was still in way better shape than I ever was or will be.

[@josieniem2]

Had to work somewhere

[@beentheredonethat5908]

@@josieniem2 In the old days , most stars had lives before Hollywood. Many of the men were war vets of ww2.

[@strangecustoms8486]

Over 3 million views in 3 days with only 20k subs shows how Charles Bronson is still famous today. RIP tough guy that street fighter movie or sometimes called hard times was one of the best fight movies every. I used to use his double bunch in the ring when younger lol worked well.

[@omarthompson3957]

Mr. Bronson regardless of what people thought of him or not ... Made me proud !!! I heard of him through my late father when I was born in the former state & capitol of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania...... My era was the babyboomer generation.... So I eventually.... came across the latter .... Death Wish-famed films ... And I'm surprised no one mentioned .. Another favorite film shot in I believe The Land Of The Rising Sun .... Tokyo, Japan .... Kinjite .... Forbidden Subjects... Of course there's always critics ... These films were phenomenal ... Whether folks loved him or loathed him ... Mr. Bronson made me proud to be a former Pennsylvanian.... He had a hard life upbringing & became a success story ..... And although I wasn't familiar with his first wife I definitely knew he loved his second wife Jill Ireland till her untimely death .... I'm going to cut to the chase ..... My personal opinions are that ... Mr . Bronson wasn't about all that fancy flair & finesse of Hollywood... He told it like it is ... And sometimes it took offense to people..... Another words , He had metaphoric hayfever..... He was highly allergic to one's Bull🐂**** !!!! He could read through you ... And analyze ... He didn't mince words nor play games.... I am somewhat like this once and a lifetime of brilliance to whom I'll remember him infinity..... His contributions to the film 🎥 industry will never be forgotten.... Rest In Peace 🕊️ 🕊️ 🕊️ to Mr. Bronson & His Beloved Wife Jill .... 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 ✌🏾

[@cautiouslyoptimistic1962]

Yes! Many times people need to be brutally honest to make their point relevant. Truth will hurt feeling, but can make a person smarter in the end. I have been told by a Comptroller, you are the most brutally honest person I've ever met, and I have traveled the World, she laughed. I replied I just call them as I see it. My bosses trusted me. One CEO in particular, a millionaire was needing to sign a check for a deal and he didn't want the check released until I knew all the paperwork was correct. He started to sign it after he told me the parameters of the transaction. He stopped, looked me dead in the eyes and said, I don't trust a lot of people. (hesitated) then said you I trust, and signed the check. I felt so happy that mt work had given me that trust.

[@Lauralaey5]

I felt in love with Charles Bronson, when I saw him for the 1st time in the Dirty Dozen, I was in high school then. After I watched, every movie he was in. RIP, Charles.

[@jamison2109]

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[@user-dk3up2nl1m]

I bought a lot of his early roles before movies. He did a lot of tv and loved him in the Twilight Zone episode!

[@shawnneice4322]

The dirty dozen is one of the best war movies ever made!

[@user-bz7ck1fd5u]

You and Charles and Tiffany amber and I would have had some fun times

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

Don't be enslaved in others' delusions: The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🙏

[@KadeBronson]

RIP, grandpa. We miss you. I am a tough, uncompromising guy like you.

[@tomm9493]

Grandpa would be 103 years old if he was still alive. I would think his grandchildren would MANY years older than you Kade.

[@puertousbmonkey]

buckenski

[@thomashorn2391]

I believe you Kade, how proud you must feel, every body I knew growing up loved chuck,as we called him, all that matters is the truth,don’t worry about what others think,Don’t waste your time. Tom.

[@weissmag]

@@tomm9493 Its actually possible if both Charlie and his son had children when they were each about 50 years old , because at my age of 55 I could be Charlie's son and I was born in 1968 , and I could have a child even now. That would make my children his grand children. Charlie maybe had children in the late sixties or even early or mid seventies . so then he could have even younger grand children. Strange as it seems eh ? I realized this because my Dad was 39 when I was born in '68 , and growing up in my neighbourhood in the late 70's and late 80's my friends always asked how was my Dad so old , late 40's and late 50's respectively , so I thought of this immediately , and so realize if someone had a child ten years or more later than my Dad then they would be very young. Wild eh ? BTW , I had great grandparents whom I knew in person and they were born in the late 1880's in Scotland , while I was born in Canada.

[@irish66]

@@tomm9493 Well it could be an old photo. Anyway the person in the photo looks a bit young to be using a word like "uncompromising." At the same time, it's a bit much to describe yourself that way. That's for others to judge.

[@darkshad0wz69]

my dad turned me onto Charles Bronson and him and I always loved his western and military movies and my dad was the kind of man who raised me to the tune of there was only 2 Johns and Charles allowed in his house, John Wayne, Johnny Cash, and Charles Bronson, but unfortunately my dad passed away 2 yrs ago and my dad gave me his entire Charles Bronson movie collection, John Wayne movie collection both on VHS and now trying to find most on DvD and have the entire Johnny Cash albums collection on vinyl and I still do a Charles Bronson marathon at least 2x a month and it still never gets old

[@sandrabonner8208]

Mr. Bronson while having a hard, HARD life, succeeded and was a success. This is what America is about, not a hand-out, not a hand out, but a man (or woman) forged in the smelting of self promotion and hard work. Thank you, spirit of Mr. Charles Bronson for your cinematic stories and the life you lived.

[@zlonxman]

Charles Bronson is my favorite actor of all-time. My personal favorite movies (in chronological order): The Magnificent Seven/The Great Escape/The Dirty Dozen/Once Upon a Time in the West/Chato's Land/The Mechanic/Mr. Majestyk/Death Wish/Hard Times. Classic movies, all of them exciting, action-packed, and pure entertainment. I miss you, Charlie! The world could really use you now!

[@MrMegamike2k]

All his movies are amazing. The White Buffalo is one of my top movies.

[@TS50ER]

White Buffalo?

[@Patrick-po5kl]

That's when movies were worth watching.

[@richardschmitt6165]

actor? really?

[@vishwasmijar835]

Bronson was my all favourite actor,see his movie 'Rider on the rain ' you will absolutely come to see another acting role.cudos to Charles! Vishwas Mijar Pune Bharat

[@cahtshiri]

He has always been one of my favorite humans! Despite what they say about him being arrogant, you could tell that he was tender hearted and sensitive. Here's to you Charlie! xxoo

[@MarcUK]

Spoiler: She was adopted. But at no time did I ever think that she was. Just a clickbait title I guess.

[@pasta4me786]

Click bait. Nothing revealed by his daughter

[@cherylbrewer2926]

Charles has always been one of my favorite actors of all time...

[@ray8304]

Any actor that could hold his own and even best Henry Fonda’s character in a film has definitely got some serious chops. ( once upon a time in the west) though he mostly played tough guy roles he was definitely the real deal. Very few actors can bring the presence and charisma to the screen in such an effortless way, because he really was a tough guy who also had the talent to match. ONE OF A KIND. RIP, CB.

[@dragosapina5692]

Once Upon a Time! Wow. However, not taking anything away from CB, it's success was more the result of direction and design than acting. Still, gotta agree. Can't imagine the film without him. However, he was an actor and no more a tough guy than any other actor. It amazes me the extent to which the image making of Hollywood has been successful in confounding actors with the characters they want them to portray. I remember when Rock Hudson wasn't gay.

[@ray8304]

@@dragosapina5692 of course I couldn’t agree more!! The writing and directing of Sergio Leone and the music of Ennio Morricone are the real stars behind the stars so to speak. My father was a composer and pianist,I remember him being so moved by the soundtrack to that film he acquired the record for it. I was only five when it was released but when I got a little older I realized what an incredible piece of work that film is and it stands out as a true masterpiece of cinema to this day. One of Bronson’s finest performances showcasing his true range and sensitivity to the character he plays. Interestingly it was not as widely known as The Good Bad and The Ugly and others of the genre but just as moving and provocative. 👍😎

[@heimomoilanen9654]

​@@ray8304Masterpiece in all

[@eileenharrison373]

He was always one of my most favourite actors. So rugged , RIP Sir 🙏🏼😎☦️

[@georgejohnson-vu2zm]

Ive considered Charles Bronson one of my very favorite people . But now after his biography, I have so much more respect for him . Still Miss Him .

[@rc2464]

Either this video is BS or wikipedia is: Bronson worked in the mines, until enlisting in the United States Army Air Forces in 1943 during World War II. He served in the 760th Flexible Gunnery Training Squadron, and in 1945 as a Boeing B-29 Superfortress aerial gunner with the Guam-based 61st Bombardment Squadron within the 39th Bombardment Group, which conducted combat missions against the Japanese home islands. He flew 25 missions and received a Purple Heart for wounds received in battle.

[@timbernie]

YEA! A BS site. There are a lot of them. Especially after 10.7.2023....

[@scotttillman01]

This is a junk AI (computer) generated video. Bronson was a bomber gunner and not a truck driver. This video is crap and not even made by an actual human.

[@johncaldwell-wq1hp]

THIS SHOW IS B/S-AND AN AFFRONT TO BRONSON-WHO SERVED-IN THE "U.S.A.A.F."-YA DONT GET THE "PURPLE-HEART"-FOR SITTING DOWN TO PISS-

[@charlieandhudsonspal7031]

Wiki is nothing but trash

[@gabrielwood9345]

Thanks for that. I knew he got the Purple Heart. He was a real family man. I don't believe what they said about him❤❤❤❤❤

[@user-E12BDavid49]

bronson was one of a kind. i don't think i ever missed any of his movies, some of which i watched over and over again (and still ongoing).

[@johnnymentero6313]

I think I saw a movie where he acted along with Alain Delon where either him or Delon died and the vigil was held at a church with lots of withe candels and the one who survived came in in a white horse. Or the horse came into the church by himself (can't remember exactly) Do you know which movie that was? Because I was like 5yo and can't remember much. Maybe it wasn't even them in the movie. But I think it was. And for the little of the scenery I remember, I think it was filmed somewhere in Europe. I tried to look for it but no luck. Maybe you know it?

[@Maitatron]

Maybe it is "Farewell Friend" aka Adieu l'ami in french.@@johnnymentero6313

[@donna8389]

My Dad looked exactly like Bronson with the same built. Everyone would say that and also was a very tough guy. He didnt back down to no one mostly when protecting his family. Im going back 40s. 50s. 60s when many men were tough.

[@MissNevada08]

I am only attracted to really tough guys- because my dad had me watch so many Charles Bronson movies when I was young🤣

[@donna8389]

Yes, I can understand that.@@MissNevada08

[@williamwood5716]

i met him in Pasadena on the set of Assassination. I was an extra picked from the crowd to be a motorcop doing crowd control, picked by his stuntman John McCarthy, who was my best friend's dad. I thought Bronson was a quiet man and he seemed nice and had a gentle spirit. We talked about his horses, somewhere back east, Virginia on his farm. He witnessed me giving my first autograph to a four year old girl with her father ,.....so Bronson gave me his autograph and said don't lose it,.....I've' lost everything many times in my life

[@Bo_xoxo]

One of my favorite leading actor. RIP Charles.

[@abrahamulagay4495]

One of my favourite actors of all time. I always enjoyed his movies very much, and I still see them

[@Shakkarz]

I love Charles Bronson even as a kid and still today.

[@genevahill8563]

He was my momma hero and I loved him too we need more like him like he played in the movie 😊

[@genevahill8563]

He was a good guy anyway you look at it gone but I will never forget him

[@neilhenriques9435]

Thank you so much about Charles Bronson. My uncle looked exactly like him and he watched all his movies years ago. My uncle behaved tough like Charles Bronson. I watched many movies too when I was young. We never had internet and never knew a thing. The big screen movies shown around the world created a culture. I love the information ❤❤❤

[@Rune789]

He and Jill are my favorite eternal romantic couple ✨♥️✨

[@Deephouse_Gent66]

Was any other Hollywood couple together for as long as they were? I admire their relationship also.

[@Finke.]

@@Deephouse_Gent66 Nothing like romancing someone else's wife ...

[@TheCometHunter]

I'm approaching 70 as well, and enjoying seeing C.B.'s early work in those black-and-white TV Westerns.

[@onumaytuu]

I grew up around people like Mr. Bronson . Tough people at times down right scary . But they were not monsters , they a softer side to them , especially when it came to their families. Mr. Bronson seemed like a private man and proud of his work . He was a tough guy in movies and if he needed to be in real life . He was no push over . Tough , but fair .

[@blake_lively_matters6553]

What does monsters , they a softer side to them , mean?

[@onumaytuu]

@@blake_lively_matters6553 : Men have this inner monster they have to control and only comes out when they need to compete for a job , if their family is threatened etc . I knew people who could not control the monster within , even though they tried to behave proper the visceral response was telling . Yes the people I grew-up.with were savvy and had skills to.predict what other people would say or do before they did it , they were on it so fast it was unbelievable.

[@barbaraevans1456]

My favorite actor of all time. I only choose to believe what I liked about him, not the anger, junk others want to say. The rugged, handsome tough guy. Not many like him now.

[@johntatum1951]

Great actor and love his movies.

[@OFallons]

Greatly appreciated his calm stoic nature and deep personal strength, it shown thru even though he was acting.

[@jamesdyer9765]

My second favorite only behind Sean Connery.

[@stevejoshua9536]

If the guy who narrated this video 20:26 isn't A.I., then he needs a new career. Granted, it sounds like an updated version of A.I., but still A.I. Also, I'm wondering why it was only a few weeks ago that I saw a video, claiming Bronson was a tail-gunner in WWII, but now they're saying he spent the war driving a delivery truck (?)

[@ray8304]

@@stevejoshua9536because he was. He served in the Air Force in WW2. Whoever put this together had their head squarely in their rump and obviously didn’t do their homework. Definitely a disservice to an amazing actor and decorated veteran.

[@royrice8021]

⚠️NO daughter in this video to confirm anything! NEXT………..

[@cindywolff1108]

Bait and switch always in a lot of videos on utube. 😢

[@kittykatz4001]

0:43 ✌🏾 Out! Many thanks! 🎉

[@Inbetweenthelinesnow]

I believe his last wife pulled some shady 💩💩💩 after he died.

[@PsychoThirteen]

@@kittykatz4001 same at 0:40

[@kyfarm]

Thank you very much for that. I always block channels that thumbnail click bait.

[@roybailey9554]

Charles Branson was an absolutely brilliant actor loved his films and still do may he rest in peace 🙏 💜

[@kylebarns]

I watched his movie throughout my childhood with my dad in the theaters. Always will be my favorite tough guy. Since have lost my dad, so his movies will keep us connected.

[@midas7394]

We enjoyed this montage of this iconic actor. Charles Bronson will always be one of our favorite actors. Thanks for sharing.

[@user-ul4wy2lx2m]

My dad was a movie theater 🎭 owner and when I was a kid I saw so many of his movies 🍿 on screen that I tend to favor him as an actor. The one that stuck out the most was ten to midnight 😊

[@efstratiosfilis2290]

A tender sensitive man who knew the hardship of poverty & dangerous work in a mine. He had so much love in his heart & he did not suffer fools. He is a role model. Rest in peace Mr. Buchinsky.

[@user-cd7jx2td8n]

You could always count on an honest role from any Bronson film. He may have been involved with some obscure films, like "Hard Times" in '75, but his portrayal of stoic characters was second to none. I never got the feeling that he was out to become a Hollywood star - and that's why he remains one of my all-time favorites. God bless the great Charles Bronson. May he rest in peace.

[@nancycook3733]

Loved Charles, he had the hard tough guy side but also a softer inner side, he was and still is a positive role model, he always showed that regardless how bad were that things can be better if worked for it, really miss him and if he was still alive and acting none of these other actors could hold a torch to Charles ways and he would have been a bigger star than most today, but anyhow just was glad to enjoy his work ethics, and some of his personal life that was made available, really miss him alot, always remembered always loved by many .

[@wayascotokee311]

When you grow up in a tough life,mental and physical toughness becomes a part of your dna,even when life gets better.

[@brianrapson9]

As a 32 year Veteran LEO from Canada and new subscriber thank you for this wonderful history of Charles Bronson GOD REST HIS SOUL🙏

[@informationcorrespondence3822]

Bigger than a live actor. There is no substitute for Mr Bronson. Although I am a bit too young, but Mr Bronson was a role model , idol for me in his late career. Thank you for the excellent macho films Mr. Bronson

[@lrn5755]

Love his movies and one of my favorite actor of all time👍💙👍

[@elizabethmcleod246]

He walked right by me 1976 in a hotel gift store in Montreal. I couldn’t believe how short he was. We were there to attend the Olympic Games. I loved his films.

[@ravenmasterchief]

I am 67 and grew up watching your movies you were one of my favorite Actors you were like my dad tough on the outside and soft on the inside. I saw that in you like I did my pa. Rest In Peace good Sir.

[@steveholzer4278]

Mr. Bronson was my hero in Death wish. His look, style, voice and acting was unique in any role he portrayed. R.I.P & Thank you.

[@quekelley5277]

Watching his movies helped inspired me to become a writer. He was a real boss and naturally extruded toughness. He is greatly missed and has contributed heavily in a movie era, where it was ok to be unashamedly masculine. RIP Sir Charles.

[@dragosapina5692]

When was it not ok to be masculine? Who is shamefully masculine? Can you give an example of CB being unashamedly masculine and then compare it to someone being shamefully masculine? I am confused. CB got paid to pretend to be ultra tough in his movies, but the characters he played were not real, not even realistic. They were fantasy characters, no different than superman. They weren't CB. How was he 'unashamedly masculine', in himself? Once upon a time men were men, right? Probably in a land far, far away called Hollywood, where one cowboy killed 50 Indians with two bullets, and women fainted and needed rescuing before going home to put on an apron and cook for their heroes. Oh what it must have been like before men stopped being masculine. People don't even see the humour in a good old fashioned bar fight anymore. If you shoot 'criminals' in the street, women tend not to be impressed like they used to. Once upon a time all it took was for a real man to slaughter every 'undesirable' in the neighbourhood and women would find him irresistible. Oh, they may pretend otherwise and even resist him when he tries to kiss them, but he knows that deep down they want him and refuses to be dissuaded, knowing they will have no option but to melt into his arms once he plants one on them. These days he would be arrested for being a sexual predator, but when real men don't ask permission. They're not gone, though, the real men. They have just moved to the internet and run chat rooms and podcasts in which they complain about women and why they don't find them impressive. They have watched all the fast and furious films, after all, own their own assault rifles, and have even have a high kill score on some gaming site. Yet for some reason women don't seem to be attracted to men who think that fictional characters are real - no matter how 'masculine' the steroids they're addicted to make them look. The 'unashamedly masculine' are mostly children, actual or mental boys, gripped with insecurities - often with homosexual panic - and trying to compensate for their inadequacies with fantasies of their own hyper masculinity which Hollywood is only happy to exploit with characters such as the ones portrayed by CB. They're not real though and in real life CB was an artist who was more interested in Picasso than in pistols.

[@davidgriego278]

I always held Charles Bronson in the highest esteem, and to this day I believe, that He was One Hell of an Actor, and what He did, and He lived in his private life; He damn well earned it! Today Politically Correct has ruined more films, by not showing exactly the way it was, or is! Rest In Peace Mr. Bronsen!!🎉🎉🎉

[@gameon2000]

She confirmed, what we all knew - he was badass af!

[@michaelcheli5842]

Great video on Charles Bronson. I was always a big fan, and he brought many hours of entertainment with his movies. His great love for Jill was no secret, but I didn't know about his painting; and it appears he was quite talented. I've always been a big fan of Kurt Russel as well, and it's touching the way Bronson had Kurts back on set. RIP Charles, and thanks for the memories. 🙂

[@Sevil2024]

He was a Lithuanian Lipka Tatar. Lipka Tatars were the aristocracy of Crimean Tatars who were invited to live in Lithuania by the King of the time because it was fashionable to have Tatars in and around the palace court. Crimean Tatars are dispersed all over the world and the ones in Crimea currently are living under Russian occupation.

[@don63]

Great bio on Mr Bronson. Very factual and enlightening. Nice work.

[@user-rg7ci7yx4p]

One of the among the best actors of all times. La belle époque. I used to watch his movies mostly on weekends and I couldn’t wait when is his next movie both at home and in cinema. RIP.

[@yeohi]

He was criticized for being "wooden" and a 1-note actor. In real life he was tough, and dumb.

[@juttaweise]

@@yeohi on the contrary, to get there from where he came from, one has to be very intelligent!

[@CASS_ShadowBannedbyYouTube]

My Grandma loved Charles Bronson I would watch him on screen whenever I visited her 😢Rip to them both 💔🙏😩

[@billydoyle9984]

I absolutely can see that benevolence and kindness on his face, in fact I can relate, I grew up in a Gritty Violent section of Brooklyn ..... And I've been told I have a rough stern exterior, but have had various people through my life say when they look closely they see a gentleness and kindness, when they got to know me they found they were right, I often wondered in Bronson was a Gemini., God Rest his soul.

[@LuvLeighAn_]

So what did his daughter confirm - nothing - he did not speak about it

[@johnsmith-ht3sy]

Click bait

[@blueskysailing]

She was adopted.

[@lordemed1]

@@johnsmith-ht3sy ..and we fell for it!😂

[@johnsmith-ht3sy]

@@lordemed1 This happens regularly on here, especially a thumbnail of a half naked female that is not in the video and has no context to the subject.

[@lionheartmerrill1069]

​@@johnsmith-ht3sy There is nothing more that I detest than the stench of clickbait.

[@funkster007]

Bronson, one of the best in my book. But the one movie that has a special place in my heart is Once Upon A Time In The West. He didn't even have to say much and he lit up the screen. Bronson, Marvin and Eastwood are my top 3 movie badasses.

[@jameshallahan4376]

What Charles said in interview at beginning is so true, it’s not visible scars from fights that shows you had life tough, it’s hidden things, like a rough home life, poverty, and maybe a million other reasons. When you rise above it, that makes you tough, a fighter, like him.

[@agernewman9287]

I'm a 40 year old russian love Bronson at Adieu l'ami and The Mechanic. Deatth Wish ia also iconic as brutal action. Charles is great old school artist. And he was some kind of tatar folk like me :)

[@heyheyhophop]

He looks a bit Tatar to a Russian eye, maybe that makes him especially charming to us, I agree Cheers form Saint Petersburg

[@Fred-vy1hm]

Never has an actor been cast better than Charles Bronson in Hard Times. 😊

[@user-qz8rq7nr5s]

I idolized him in my youth ,watched every movie numerous times !

[@morganspector5161]

Back in the day a friend was at a party where Bronson and Jill Ireland were in attendance. Bronson was pleasant but seemed a bit shy. My friend got up the nerve to say something about how he always enjoyed Bronson's tough guy characters; Bronson paused, then said "Thank you. But the fact is, I'm one of the peaceful people."

[@thewatcher5271]

Charles Bronson Was A Great Actor & Is One Of My Favorites. He Deserves A Better Tribute Than This. Thank You.

[@user-cp8tw7qi4j]

Sadly those times were more common than people realize. Children worked like men but for less money. Families were large, death of parents not uncommon. Minimum government support, poor health. The rich got rich and the poor died young and hungry.

[@TOTMGreenish-Top-Of-The-Morrin]

ya load 16 tons and what do you git 🤔 another day older and deeper in debt🦧

[@KennyAnderson-kn7oh]

Kinda like what’s happening now

[@patrickkelley6212]

Charles Bronson, a great actor and a loving human being! RIP Charles and thanks for sharing your talents with the world!!

[@richardkirk5098]

Greatest generation. Great actor. Good man.

[@bobduncan9015]

"Hard Times" is a classic - one of my all time favorites.

[@lloydbraun6026]

Best boxing movie ever

[@trwsandford]

Hard to believe how long we have been without our tough guy. RIP Charles

Really deceptive title and blasé description of his life. Pretty dishonest here.

[@TheTruthKiwi]

It's AI so welcome to the future I guess.

[@jongomes3767]

@@TheTruthKiwi are the comments AI as well, or are people just slow? The most generic comment section I've ever seen

[@TheTruthKiwi]

@@jongomes3767 Yeah, I've seen a few vids, especially AI generated/narrated ones where the comments are generic af as well. It seems like bots are making the vids and generating the comments for views. It'll ruin KZbin if Google lets this carry on.

[@mmmmcake09]

I grow up watching my Dad..rip… loving Charles Bronsons movies and explaining to as I grew up, that Branson was a true man’s man…. Hard working no BS honest but decent guy. 30 years later if my old man was alive today… he would NEVER watch a movie again…. He loved Clint Baby… lol as well Sean O Connery…. Just Legend’s. I hope dad gets to have a nice cold beer with them all now. Miss ya pops ❤

[@andrerosado2032]

I'm also 68 years old guy and Bronson was a childhood hero for me. I still have his movies that I hold classic. He will always be a natural action man actor on screen. 😎👍

[@ShotokanTiger]

Thank you so much for this memorable presentation of Charles Bronson. I have always liked Bronson's movies characters and your presentation of his private life certainly make me see and admire him in his off-screen person. Thanks again for a wonderful job. Two thumbs up!

[@scotttillman01]

This is a junk AI (computer) generated video. Bronson was a bomber gunner and not a truck driver. This video is crap and not even made by an actual human.

[@antonioarras8000]

Not Matter what In my eyes he was and a Dam good actor the Best🤜🤛💪

[@1fauxhawk1]

I used to watch him as a kid, I’m 40 now, he was a badass, totally underrated

[@aleveraj]

So many childhood memories in this clip, so many beloved actors along Bronson, most of them long gone: James Coburn, Lee Marvin, Lee Van Cliff, Jack Palance, Henry Fonda, Steve McQueen, Toshiro Mifune and the endless beauty of Katharine Hepburn. Great times!!!

[@garyweaver317]

I like Charles Bronson.

[@a.s.2426]

What revelation from his daughter?! Bait and switch B.S.

[@rodneymoore7270]

Charles has been my screen hero in front of all the others of that era. Thank you for being who you are and portraying so many characters so WELL! RIP!!!

[@mohammedziauddin601]

Many times, those with the toughest exterior have the gentlest hearts 💘