Famous Graves - I DREAM OF JEANNIE TV Show Casts & Others

[@lisahawkinsdecorandmore3903]

I Dream Of Jeannie is one of my favorites. Thank you for featuring its cast members. May they all Rest In Peace.

[@ds99]

It’s hard to believe only Barbara Eden is left. I do hope she lives on for many more years. She was on tv recently and she looks great!

[@BrotherDerrick3X]

She's almost 90. I haven't seen her recently (on TV, etc), so I don't know how her health is.

[@BrotherDerrick3X]

What the hell. Betty White is almost 100, Kirk Douglas lived to be 103, so why not Barbara Eden?

[@kerriethompson2073]

It is crazy that Barbara Eden is still alive considering how many people she lost over the years including her son. Her autobiography is an excellent read. Highly recommended it.

[@Srekwah]

In an interview with Rupert Murdoch's mother in Australia she said reaching 100 was like climbing a high mountain but finding you're the only one there.

[@naomifox9337]

Im 47 everyone says i look 17. I lost lots of my immedietly famly im the only one left besides my cousin. Love that show. Tv abd movies now days are garbage. And commercials. Love the classic movies old tv shows the best.

[@marinemom351]

When I was 19 I got a job in Beverly Hills as a receptionist in a design store on Robertson Blvd. It was such a fun job as I met so many actors and actresses, most who were lovely and gracious and some not so much. These included Doris Day , Connie Stevens, Robert Reed, Andy Griffith, Dean Jones, Jack Lord and his beautiful wife, and many more. My favorite though was Cliff Robertson. He asked if he could use the phone on my counter to make a call. He put a dime on the counter as that was the cost to make a call from a phone booth back then. I told him he didn’t have to pay for his call but he handed me back the dime, telling me he always paid his way. We had a little chuckle, he made his call then off he went. He was so kind and I have never forgotten him. I am a grandmother now and look back on this time of my life with great fondness.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Wow, that does sound like it was an awesome job and what great memories. Thanks so much for sharing this with us marinemom 👍

[@almontepaolilli4909]

I dream of Jeanie was one of my favorite programs of the 1960’s.

[@ameliadiaz8040]

Mine too.

[@MrCJ-qz9dl]

Hayden Rorke WAAAASSS, I Dream of Jeannie. Without "Dr. Bellows" reactions to "Jeannie" and "Tony's" supernatural antics, where would the humor be? His facial expressions kept me rolling. The majority of the show's plots were centered around keeping him in the dark. Larry Hagman was a recovering alcoholic who eventually needed a liver transplant. I'm not surprised his shopping cart was full of liquor. Poor soul!! He had it all: good looks, good health, great acting ability, lots of money.

[@DebbieW1965]

Mine too. It's so hard to believe that most of the cast from that show are now gone. Where has the time gone???

[@Steverinomeister]

I am struck by how humble so many celebrities gravesites are.

[@samwimbush8426]

I met bill daily and Barbara about two or three years before daily passed I had a extended conversation with bill about his thoughts about the television channel metv where he then proceeded to tell me fun stories about his life in showbusiness RIP BILL DAILY a truly friendly man

[@darrinlawton2748]

I met the wonderful Barbara Eden earlier this year. She is such a beautiful person and it was such a thrill for me to see her in person.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i'm envious :-)

[@StacyCarpenterWV]

Lucky!!

[@padijeff5675]

I once, before cell phones, knocked on a pay phone box. I told the occupant to hurry up less politely! The door opened and a famous boxer came out and ran out!☺️

[@jess4metoo]

I met her a few years back. She so stunning, it’s surreal.

[@tec61]

Darrin Lawton VERY COOL Darrin, She STILL even at her age is a beautiful woman.

[@maryannlockwood7806]

💐What a fun show! Barbara Eden is still beautiful at the age of 88.🧞‍♀️

[@algerkat1621]

Thanks for making this! I'm a huge I Dream of Jeannie fan and you cleaning up Hayden Rorke's grave is such an awesome thing to do.

[@bwkeve38]

I loved I dream of Jeannie. I’ve been lucky enough for me to meet many superstars from days of our lives and General Hospital. But my favorite person to me was Richard Chamberlain from Dr. Kildaire. He was staring in the sound of music in Detroit and my dad wrote his people a letter and he agreed to meet me unbeknownst to me. After that meeting my dad bought me a original Richard Chamberlain painting for Christmas and then we also saw him in a Monty Python play. When he heard that my father died he called me from England to give me condolences we have stayed in touch ever since

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

wow, i'm envious. that's so nice to hear about chamberlain and what a cool dad you had. thanks for sharing his memory with us, eve!

[@lindatonkin3802]

I loved that show. Watched it all the time. Thank you for sharing.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, linda!

[@lindatonkin3802]

@@TheGraveyardChannel your welcome 😊

[@johnsteed7636]

I love Steve's videos hard to believe all the stars I used to watch on television are nearly all gone thanks Steve I always look forward to your videos.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i know what you mean. thanks, john!

[@SaykhelRachmones-um1no]

Great show!!!

[@1189paris]

Steve you are such a decent person to clean up Hayden and Margaret Rorke's grave site.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

it was just leaves, so it was easy. i've cleaned off mounds of dirt from quite a few graves in the past. some from gofers and others from raining or flooding. it's surprising how many graves get covered with dirt and other things. thanks, paris!

[@tammygouletschrader8785]

1189paris That was really sweet

[@MrCJ-qz9dl]

He's a great guy.

[@eddielane9569]

How else would we see it?

[@acrescentandoalgo]

I just like to repeat this phrase to you. I felt the very same way. and we are thousands of miles apart. thamk you.

[@marilynj8299]

Your visits bring into perspective the mortality of all humans, even if they were so-called celebrities. Their bodies rest among the lesser-known. As generations pass, each personal story is eventually buried with the body. And fame takes no precedence over anonymity, except when your compassionate videos shed a brief spotlight within which you share prominent and obscure facts about the departed. Thank you for your up-close, thoughtful presentations, Steve. 🌷

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

nicely said, marilyn. thanks!

[@RhettyforHistory]

I watched this show quite a bit. It's goofy but a great show. Interesting to have a Birthday on Christmas and then to die on New Years Day. Covers the whole Holiday season.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

my generation grew up with very goofy tv shows :-) thanks, rhetty!

[@mamabear1996]

Thanks for another awesome video. Loved I Dream of Jeannie.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, pam!

[@ColoradoMartini]

I remember all of them. I loved that show.

[@clarencejacksonjr.]

Thanks again for a wonderful tour.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, clarence!

[@littleogeechee223]

Loved Jeannie! Though she always caused unlimited havoc in the lives of poor Majors Nelson and Healey, she meant well, and Barbara Eden was so beautiful as to be unreal. There was a sweetness and a deep down goodness in her that always came to the fore. Thanks for another interesting and great video.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i agree. thanks, LO!

[@samanthab1923]

It's such a different time. I mean now being so overly sensitive. My son who is 22 said to me it's creepy she calls him Master.

[@Dwayne7834]

It was a good show. Had some good actors. Thanks for sharing

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, fire!

[@ron100]

Okay Steve, once again you outdid yourself. Yet another awesome video. Thanks Steve. You’re the best. Ron

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, ronald. i appreciate that!

[@viiktorshandor4155]

The blue gin actually scared me I think I was about 5 years old when I saw that episode

[@outsider238]

Dr. Bellows was my favorite character on the show. His constant confusion of what was going on always made me laugh!

[@oliviasoliz5983]

Thank you for sharing loved that show my daughter is named Jeannie very nice video steve.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

great name. thanks, olivia!

[@pikemeredith5604]

Sad we have lost these wonderful actors from 'Jeannie'. When you watch them on the screen it seems that they would live forever & sometimes it's hard to live without them as we watch these great shows from the 60's. I was lucky enough to meet all three Larry, Bill & Barbara at a Supernova show, they were great. We will never forget them & their TV roles.

[@carmelasilvestri4634]

Hi Steve Great video. I had the pleasure of meeting Vincent Pastore from The Saprano's in a post office. He was very nice to me and I got his autograph.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

that's neat to hear. thanks for sharing with us, carmela!

[@Xsilif]

I dream of Jeannie was among my favorite shows. Thanks for the tour. I enjoyed it.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

me too. thanks, US Graves!

[@larksong4]

Great job Steve!!!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, lisa!

[@wendymcfadyen-allerby6142]

Another wonderful vlog about a favourite show which still lives on in reruns. I believe sometimes we forget actors dont live on forever, they too go through illness and pass away. Thank you Steve

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

so true. thanks, wendy!

[@colleencrane4843]

Awwww that was so cool Steve thank you, great memories brought back!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, colleen!

[@vak9851]

I met Johnny Bench on an airplane in the late 70s. Very nice to a star struck teenager!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Very cool!

[@lauraaugust8363]

Love all your voids...blessings send always n thank you for sharing

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, laura!

[@lauraaugust8363]

I meant love all your videos..lol

[@juliewarrington4247]

I really enjoy this tours and find them interesting

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, julie!

[@claireguest642]

Hi Steve it's me from Ireland ! keep them coming !!!!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, claire. will do!

[@1533ramsay]

WOW, Barbara is 88 years old. She is my favorite....Love her smile...

[@Toolaholic7]

I met custom motorcycle builder Russell Mitchell once.Was a custom motorcycle show,he was there at his booth.I even shook his hand

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

very cool. thanks for sharing with us, walter!

[@Toolaholic7]

He is a very nice guy.My youngest brother met him in Muskegon,Mi too,likes his work.

[@andrej.trepanier6185]

Hi Steve, Thank you for this video. 😁

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks for watching, andre!

[@patcohen4128]

A long time ago, in Philadelphia, there was a show called the Mike Douglas show, not the actor, and I went to the show one time since school was closed and I met Jamie Farr outside of the studio and actress Denise Alexander and got their autographs. Jamie Farr always seems to smile.

[@randyhill7854]

i met Chesty Morgan in a bar in cheyenne wyoming in 1979...didn't know who she was at the time but later realized i was in the presence of greatness ;)

[@lindasavage6157]

Awesome video again Steve ty so much for sharing this loving cemetery I used love watching I dream genie 🧞‍♀️

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, linda!

[@kerridillon3120]

You are the best at what you do Steve! Like the Jim Croce song said:"If I could save time in a bottle..." thanks!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

a great song with so many memories. thanks, kerri!

[@philo5096]

Thanx man, great show.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, phil!

[@G-Lo77]

I met Sir Barry Gibb of The Bee Gees. I saw your video where you featured his little brother Andy’s final resting place. You do a great job paying your respect.

[@ravensbrood3544]

As far as celebrity meetings, I said Howdy to Country Singer Hank Williams Jr one night when he was stoned at the jukebox, l told him l liked his music, and was a big fan of his Daddy's music, he replied "Thanks for your good taste, you and a hell of a lotta folks love Daddy's music, so do l."

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

very cool. thanks, again, for sharing, RB!

[@plymouthduster2252]

Great video Steve love watching your channel and hope to see more videos soon.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, PD!

[@maxforrest9246]

I've had dozens and dozens of celebrity encounters. I was a switch tech at the rings royal hotel in NYC and my 1st was meeting Bob Newhart in his suite while repairing his fax machine

[@marilynj8299]

Close encounter: Singer Mike Smith of Dave Clark 5. He seemed like he'd be as nice in person as was his stage persona. I'd look all around, hoping for a glimpse of him at a local concert or even supermarket in his then-neighborhood, when I visited friends in that area of London. Eventually I met him in Rochester, NY in 2003 after his reunion concert. Ironically, just a 2-hr. drive from my home. His vocal cords were pristine as on his recordings. More importantly, he truly WAS as nice in person🌹 Alas, he died, his body cremated, w/ no final resting place to visit at this time. Thank you again, Steve, for your fascinating posts & personal touches w/ us admirers of your work 🌹

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

wow, that is ironic, but sounds like you were meant to meet him. the DC5 were awesome. sad to hear he doesn't have a place to visit. thanks, again, marilyn, for sharing this with us!

[@marilynj8299]

@@TheGraveyardChannel Must've been meant to be, Steve. 4 yrs prior, while visiting friends on W. coast of England, just before dawn, I dreamed he was clad in a white shirt w/ flowing sleeves & leaning over to clasp my hands as he beamed a smile. Dream was only a few seconds. But vivid. Astonishing that it's exactly what happened as he leaned over the stage at end of his concert 4 yrs later. AND he was wearing white shirt w/ flowing sleeves! To then meet him & chat was special. Here, I must add i so enjoy your personal touch of sharing stories of ppl whose graves you take us to. Really well done. All for now. Safe travels 🙋

[@davidmckinney6577]

Steve you are awesome I love to watch your videos you have the such a good way of explaining everything. You are number one in my book. Thanks so much for the video my friend.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, david. i appreciate you saying that.

[@davidmckinney6577]

@@TheGraveyardChannel I think you are just the greatest I only wish I could become a pateron to you too help with your journeys to the cemeteries. But I got hurt and I'm not working at this time and just struggling like alot of people. Watching your videos I feel like I've known you forever. Hopefully everything works out for me and I can become a pateron.

[@amythomas1124]

Thanks Steve. Loved I Dream of Jeannie! Was a favorite show of mine. I loved Dallas television show too. Was an avid watcher.

[@pedronewball1116]

once again Steve ,thank you for your videos.lots of information .your simply the best👍👌

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, pedro!

[@suehofkamp8594]

Funny story about Larry Hagman. He actually was quite the drinker, in fact he had cirrhosis of the liver and then developed liver cancer. He had a liver transplant at some point. He must of been a good husband as he was married to the same woman for 62 years........which is practically a miracle in Hollywood. I am one of those rare people who never saw a episode of Dallas but have seen pretty much every episode of I Dream of Genie. Thanks for another great vlog.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

he was very lucky to have had two popular and now class tv shows, and what seems to have been a long and charmed life. thanks, sue!

[@pamelasmitley3712]

Wow, what a trip down memory lane. I loved watching "I Dream of Jeannie." Great show from the 60's. Wonderful vid. Thank you Steve!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, pamela!

[@caroleroseburgh1344]

Hi Steve🖐🏼 awesome video. Thanks for sharing the details.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, carole!

[@caroleroseburgh1344]

@@TheGraveyardChannel you're welcome Steve.😃

[@terrybarnes0712]

Hey Steve another awesome video keep up the great job have a blessed day

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, terry and you, too!

[@bucklebunny6661]

Wow Steve , I never realized we have lost so many of our childhood actors & actresses!! Thank You for sharing 🌹 I watched I Dream if Jeannie all the time & Dallas . .

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i know. these vlogs are sure bitter sweet. thanks, connie!

[@wardmccomiskey2401]

Loved the show- When I was young I dreamed of Jeannie. Lol

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

lol, i'm sure you weren't alone :-)

[@Shazzadut1]

Hi Steve. Another good video. I worked at the Sydney Opera House as a theatre usher for over 10 years so I’ve seen or met lots of celebrities and politicians and some royalty. I met the King of Sweden (I think it was Sweden), British PM John Major, several Australian Prime Ministers, Fran Drescher, I saw Cyd Charisse who came to see the ballet, Billy Connelly and his wife who were there on News Years Eve, Aussie tennis player Pat Cash, Olivia. Elton John, Tony Bennett, as well as local Aussie celebrities. Almost all of them were pleasant. A few had some rules that had to be followed, like Bette Davis who was in a wheelchair, and was taken by one staff member up in the back stage elevator to the concert hall to perform her one woman show on the proviso that the staff member didn’t look at her or speak to her. That was a fun time in my life.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

now that's what i call a job with perks. i'm envious. i attended a play at the sydney opera house in 1995 when i was there on vacation. maybe you showed us to our seats :-) it's one of my favorite buildings in the world. as for bette, i guess as a diva she had to keep up her reputation :-) thanks for sharing this with us, sharon!

[@Shazzadut1]

Visiting Gravesites With Steve Yes, it was a great job, meeting so many people from all over the world and getting paid to see plays, concerts, operas etc. I was there in 95 so maybe I did seat you! Lol

[@jimmcgarry8466]

Yeah, we knew Erik Estrada during the "heyday" of "Chips" we got to go to a couple of tapings at the studio. Wasn't really a big deal, I was 16/17 years old.

[@travelingwithmikeandpam9074]

I met Larry Hagman at the airport in Seattle were I worked at that time. I told him that all the teenagers I grew up with would've loved to take his place!! He laughed at that!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

lol, how true and how cool that you met him!

[@morgansmith7948]

I love watching your videos because you show the resting place of so many celebrities that have been gone so many years and now.you are awesome.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, morgan!

[@DCJNewsMedia]

Steve.... always enjoy our visits with you.... so good, so detailed, so extra respectful... God bless 😇

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks DCJ. I’m glad you enjoyed it 😊👍

[@t.wil.9646]

Thank you Steve for always being careful not to disrespect any grave.

[@lillianbeckwith995]

That was awesome Steve 👍,as always,and yes I did run into Billy Joel in a N.Y. subway station about 15 years ago,he was whistling one of his tunes, I just knew it was him,it was late at night,I yelled,hey Billy,and he turned around and smiled and threw up the peace sign to my friend and I,it was awesome! Anyway, thanks again Steve,be safe my friend!!!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

that is awesome! what a great moment and memory. thanks for sharing it with us, lillian!

[@pauletteaguilar1394]

Great video, so much great info,I was a huge fan of the show, all the characters were great I especially loved Major Healy he was so funny. When I was about 5 years old every year in our home town we have a home comming parade every year, well that year they had a mystery guest it happend to be Clint Walker,boy was my mom excited. She Grabbed my hand and ran to him,hoping to get a hand shake well he did shake her hand and picked me up and carried me with him for a while I still remember to this day that was my experience

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

wow, now that's a great moment and memory. thanks for sharing it with us, paulette!

[@henrygonzalez504]

I had only two unexpected encounters with celebrities in 1970, one of which would lead to work. I was in North Hollywood driving to my girlfriends house and needed to pick something up for our lunch. I found a small market and went in. That’s were I met Martin Milner. I remember him as being very friendly and not at all worried about being recognized. For the second encounter I was crossing a street in Hollywood, Sunset, and saw Dick Clark having a snack at the outdoor portion of the restaurant. As I was just starting my career in radio, 93 KHJ, I went over to him and asked if he had any advice for a beginner. To my shock he asked me to sit down and within about an hour we were headed back to his office where he asked me if I had ever thought about doing interviews. He set up the first interview with Regis Philbin, and that went so well I was interviewing Mel Torme, Rody McDowel, Art Linkletter, among others. My favorite interview stretched out over three days with John Wayne at one of his homes in Newport. So you see, I had good luck with my encounters, no bloodshot eyes, just two nice guys and some pretty interesting work.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

wow, talk about being at the right place at the right time--and making the most of it. i grew up listening to krla and khj. so many good memories from those times. thanks for sharing this with us, henry. i love hearing stories like this. i'm sure you have lots more that you could share on your own youtube channel.

[@henrygonzalez504]

Visiting Gravesites With Steve Never thought of starting my own channel, but thanks for saying so.

[@KevinBenecke]

I want to thank you for doing these and taking us down memory lane.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks for joining me on my trips kevin 😊👍

[@pauloliveri1350]

Steve, thanks for what you do. It is very interesting in seeing that these famous people all end up like the rest of us. Thanks again.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks Paul 😊👍

[@AmericasChoice]

Emmaline Henry was a huge crush of mine growing up. Beautiful, talented and elegant. And like me, a devout Roman Catholic. RIP lovely lady.

[@carolynargabright8132]

I didn't know that about Ms. Henry, being a devout Roman Catholic. I also thought she was beautiful, more so than Barbara Eden.

[@AmericasChoice]

@@carolynargabright8132 Yes, Emmaline had that dignified and mature beauty. Her wardrobe was always spot on, too. She carried her clothes like a model. Barbara Eden was certainly beautiful, but in a sexy and vivacious way.

[@Whittdocs]

I really enjoyed seeing the graves. This was such a classic show. You don’t have shows like this anymore. Thanks Steve.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

so true. thanks, whitt!

[@ericwhel]

Another great vlog.. Greetings again from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks for watching from ireland, eric!

[@jamescates598]

I met Barabara Eden here in Las Vegas at the Suncoast. Lovely lady.

[@magpieone9390]

Amazing work,no body but you would have gone to the trouble of clearing Mr Roarke's stone.Thank you. My celebrity encounter was meeting Willie Nelson after a concert at the Taj Mahal in AC.Was supposed to meet Waylon, Johnny &Kris too, but they left.Thank You again Mr Nelson for saving the day& agreeing to meet me 💖💖💖💖💖

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

very cool. thanks for sharing this with us, magpie!

[@robertcombs55]

MUCH Love from Paula and I Steve!!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, robby and paula!

[@angelinabutler921]

As always Steve I enjoyed my stroll with you I can listen to you all day but unfortunately duty calls thanks for the memories Steve.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

those pesky jobs always get in the way :-) thanks, angelina!

[@psychcorp4449]

You are a master of your craft. Thank you for the well-researched information about the people who acted in and produced this show. I appreciate your technique of taking panoramic views around the graves or crypts that you visit; both for the scenic views and to serve as reference points. I had a few ice cream cones from the Thrifty Drug Store in Palm Springs. Great memories! Thank you so much.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

wouldn't that be funny if our paths had crossed at that thrifty drug store! back in the 1960s, when they still had a huge soda fountain with booths and lots of windows looking out on the street, my grandmother took me and my brothers there for banana splits every saturday. years later they remodeled and now it looks like a war bunker. but i'm happy the building is still there :-) thanks, PC!

[@StacyCarpenterWV]

Interesting and memorable sighting of Larry Hagman. I'd get out of his way too..lol. I always thought Barbara Eden was gorgeous. She's my favorite.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

lol :-) thanks, AVC!

[@noreenfinn8437]

@@TheGraveyardChannel you could have left the part about Larry holding a basket of liquor with blood shoot eyes out .You were there visiting his grave and ruining his reputation all at the same. Thanks for that Memory of him

[@grantwilliams6130]

@@noreenfinn8437 it's true life. He was a drunk!

[@hotmama298]

@@grantwilliams6130 Right !it was well known that Hagman was an alcoholic and he admitted he was when he was alive. His reputation wasn't ruined by bringing it up and Steve never implied that he was an alcoholic in his story.

[@susancarty6638]

I heard that larry hagman wasnt a very nice person anyway

[@brendabranam4626]

Hi Steve! You do a wonderful job! I loved I Dream of Jeannie and so many of the older shows. The sitcoms today don't compare.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i agree about the newer sitcoms. thanks, brenda!

[@Deepizzaguy]

I met jazz musician Pete Fountain when I delivering pizzas to his home in New Orleans. He was very happy to see me. Of course I just gave him his pizza and thanked him for being a wonderful customer.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

how cool! thanks for sharing this with us, george!

[@Deepizzaguy]

You are welcome.@@TheGraveyardChannel

[@highplainsdrifter6321]

I’ve met a lot of actors in my life too many to count but that is one of the most memorable ones. My dad went to school with Shirley Bolingbrook who was The wife of Billy Barty. They lived in orange county for some time and my dad was able to get a hold of them sometime back in the 80s. And we used to hang out with them every once in a while

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

how cool. he sure popular when i was growing up. thanks, again, for sharing, anthony!

[@michaelflory9519]

One star that I had a brief encounter with was one of the former hosts of the weekly comedy show, Real People. It was Byron Allen. Met him as he was doing a scene from a movie set in Boston, Mass when I was about 17 years old.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks for sharing this memory with us Michael!

[@rattychickTishy]

I heard and have read Larry Hagman actually was a very nice person and generous and loving . Nothing like what people thought as he was so convincing as JR . I absolutely loved I Dream of Jeanie growing up . I wished I had powers and blinked my homework done lol . The comedy in these old shows is just so different and missing today. I miss those types of silly shenanigans in programs I guess that was just the 60’s & 70’s . Plus all those passed actors were so well cast and so likeable . Thanks for remembering them all Steve

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

that's nice to hear and i agree. i think we would all love those powers :-) thanks, RC!

[@carolynargabright8132]

I had always heard the same thing, too, about Hagman being very generous, that came from his "dallas" costars, Charlene Tilton, Linda Gray, and Patrick Duffy. I don't think I've heard one negative word about him from the cast.

[@applejellypucci]

I love your videos Steve, had to look up Barbara Eden to make sure she's still living. Phew!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i mentioned her at the end of the video. guess you didn't get that far :-) thanks, april!

[@michaelowens3353]

As always another beautiful video in the books 😍 thank you loved it!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks Michael 😊👍

[@normahird5211]

Friday morning...coffee...and another great vlog of memories of the past. As I have stated before our cable in Vegas plays all of the great shows of the past. I watch I dream of Jeanie daily. I do know that you really like the character Jimmy Olsen from Superman. Well I watched 36 hours of Superman this past weekend on Decades tv. Even though these shows are from the past we are able to watch the reruns forever.Best wishes from Vegas

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

wow, you have such great tv channels there. we get some, but not as many as you. 36 hours! you are a true fan! it is wonderful that these tv channels are preserving the past. thanks, norma, and have a nice week!

[@appleforever6664]

I once came across two celebrities years ago in Las Vegas. Hervé Villechaize (Saw playing the slots machines couple of months before he committed suicide) and Sara Rebecca Abeles (Ran into her as I was leaving the elevator at a Casino in Vegas when she was a teenager back in 1993).

[@RhinoVenturesOutdoors]

My wife and I shared a flight with Suzanne Somers many years ago. We were just behind first class where she was sitting, but I recognized her despite the ballcap and sunglasses. We all had connecting flights in Salt Lake City, and she was waiting for someone at the bottom of the jetway. We made eye contact as we walked by and she could tell we recognized her. She smiled and seemed to appreciate that we granted her privacy.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

that's cool. thanks for sharing this with us, RFTV!

[@brandongregory4338]

That's awesome that you met Larry Hagman, even if he wasn't in the mood to talk. The tour guide at Southfork Ranch told us some his ashes were sprinkled there, and the rest at the grave of his mother, Mary Martin. We found both her grave, and that of Larry's father, Benjamin Hagman, on our recent trip to Dallas.

[@dawnhall3886]

Hi Steve, I love all of your videos! I had a run in with Arron Tipton. He acted like he was hoping no one would recognize him. I didn’t bother him.

[@GeorgeVreelandHill]

Steve … I loved the show and still do. I grew up watching it. Thank you for this very complete tour of the resting places of I Dream of Jeannie. You are the best.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, george. you too!

[@davidwilliam9424]

Great 👍 research ! It was very special to see the wonderful (actors & actress’s) who have sadly passed away on a wonderful TV 📺 series ........‘ I dream of Jeannie’ 💓 all the actors were just wonderful to watch. Great acting and still a extremely funny show & still watching today in 2020 giving us all laughter & joy. RIP the cast of this powerful series. 🙏

[@davidwilliam9424]

Barbara Eden.... is still going strong and looking as beautiful as ever 🇮🇪

[@karenbavington1870]

Thanks Steve. This was a great tribute to all the members of I Dream of Jeannie. Barbara Eden was here in Perth, Australia about 2 months ago. My kids went to meet her. Barbara has always been one of my favourite actresses. God Bless her and I wish her a long long life. 🤗❤️💕

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i'm glad to hear that she's still making appearances. thanks for sharing that with us, karen!

[@empireentertainmentevents1353]

Everyone will eventually leave this life...including all of us here. That's the circle of life. You are born..you do your thing and you leave. Let's live life to the best that we can while we STILL can. as I write this in Nov 2019, BARBARA EDEN outlived all the cast of I Dream Of Jeannie. Barbara, thank you for being the amazing talent that you are that the world loved and still loves. There wont be another Hollywood actress as talented as you for a long time to come.

[@rimaman8681]

what? she died in 1986

[@ronzuniga14]

I Dream of Jeannie was one of my favorite programs and I still watch reruns to this day

[@coldbeer50]

I had an encounter with actor Bob Crane (Hogan's Heroes). He was signing a guest book in Round Rock Texas during Frontier's Day. I was behind him in line and signed my name under his.

[@spagoz2136]

During the 70s I worked as a salesman in Harrods London in the TV & Radio Department for 3 years.There was no end of celebrities & Royal Family coming to shop there. My wife was working behind the counter downstairs in the Pharmacy dept, so both of us served our fair share of many well known people. We even kept a list of who each of us had attended to, but unfortunately that somehow disappeared over the years including various autographs which we had cheekily asked for. There were lots of fleeting sightings of actors and Royalty moving through the various departments and in some cases it was not easy to recognize them "off screen" as many looked just like normal shoppers. It took me 5 minutes before I realized I was selling Jane Fonda a cassette player. No problem recognizing Michael Caine though. I sold him items on 3 occasions. (Maybe it was because he thought I was a good salesman that kept him coming to me for assistance, or perhaps it was the Aussie accent :) John Wayne, Paul Newman (he purchased a water pick for his teeth) were on my wife's list & IIRC Liberace, among others. Unfortunately my 75 yo memory has slipped a little so that lost list would have come in handy.

[@doreenfriel7039]

I had the pleasure of meeting Robert Loggia and his wife when visiting my daughter in L.A. about 15 years ago. They had just eaten at a food court in one of the malls there. They were so incredibly kind and gracious that I just wanted to invite them to our home for Christmas dinner!

[@deannaharby5677]

Met and got to talk at length with William Shatner at Autorama in Detroit in ..I believe 1984---- I brought up his SNL performance and how funny I thought he was...that got his interest , and we talked for 15 minutes while many people waited in line. ! I was in my early 20's and was excited beyond belief !!!!!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

that is so cool. thanks for sharing this with us, deanna!

[@jacknakash2677]

Great Job on this vlog Steve on the "l Dream of Jeanie" series 😊👌👍

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks Jack 😊👍

[@thekid4698]

Good video Steve I loved I dream of Jeannie never missed an episode when I was a kid Larry hagman had to have a liver transplant which almost killed him back in the 90s

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks for sharing, keith!