Richard Burton sings Camelot 1978

A 1978 performance of "Camelot" by Richard Burton, who first performed on Broadway as King Arthur opposite Julie Andrews (as Guenevere) in the original 1960 stage production.

[@MickieWoo]

OMG. I cannot believe the nasty comments on here about Richard Burton. He was one of the most outstanding actors of his time. His voice is beautiful. I have always enjoyed his work and that of Richard Harris. HATERS go away.

[@normadesmond6017]

Npt haters. ust people who have another opinion then you do. Every right, no?

[@normadesmond6017]

@James Henderson yes. I never tought he was very good in movies either. Seemed to have been great on stage, according to those who saw him. Well, we will never know.....

[@lakemichigan6598]

A truly gifted actor and story teller with an immensely attractive baritone voice, Richard Burton was one of the great talents of his era - but he also had seriously self destructive vices that shortened his life & diminished his legacy.

[@normadesmond6017]

@@lakemichigan6598 totally agree. And it's sad that because of his destructive side he took on roles that were far below his talent and he did just for the money.

[@lakemichigan6598]

@@normadesmond6017 Very true - but if you want to see RB at his acting best, see 1965's 'Beckett'. A great historical drama where his Thomas a Beckett and Peter O'Toole's Henry II play off each other brilliantly.

[@johnflynn9619]

Burton was a Brilliant Actor. He should have won an Oscar. RIP

[@gregoryphillips3969]

You're soooo right but he was a man like so many of us who was controlled at certain points by his demons. He left us too soon, he could have done so much more. What a great talent Richard Burton was.

[@Buffaloc]

Imagine what it would be like to see the 1960 stage production with Julie Andrews, Robert Goulet and Richard Burton. What a dream.

[@hippymo52]

I saw Goulet as King Arthur years later.

[@moondarewainc.7918]

It would have been a dream come true.

[@cjb5228]

Would have been outstanding, loved Richard Burton.

[@julistarling8382]

I'm glad KZbin has a few clips of it, at least. A *very* few.

[@petebowling4717]

The movie was better

[@R_Jackson]

No costume, no set, and he shows the audience a tragic, broken king just in his eyes. Memorable stuff.

[@julistarling8382]

That's what I used to see Tony Church do with King Lear too.

[@julistarling8382]

The greats don't need any props. They like them, but they don't need them. Technically though Tony Church did have one prop. He used to pretend his coat was Cordelia.

[@Arkelk2010]

@R Jackson. But when he sings this in the show isn't he still the young king wooing Guenevere (sp?). Well, the first part of this.

[@paulpaulc4523]

Plus his personal grief

[@philiphatfield5666]

You can literally read this man's life on his face. True, he drank a lot of his life away, but I'll just bet that he would not change one thing about his life even if he could. Watch him and Elizabeth Taylor in "The Taming Of The Shrew". Talk about a power couple----man they wrote the book! How can you take the Academy Awards too seriously when this magnificent talent never won an Oscar----even an honorary one. What a joke!

[@mattkoch692]

The most fascinating and mesmerizing actor ever. I would listen to him reading a phone book.

[@carolholly1608]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@karenbrandin5160]

He literally did that in one appearance on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson - that voice!!

[@garyfrancis6193]

A trite comment just like Richard Burton.

[@Roadnottaken27]

No wonder Elizabeth Taylor loved him.

[@annaedith3141]

Have you read his diary, it is most endearing ❤

[@iap-ug3oy]

He is welsh …Of course he could sing…I AM 82 and I miss these wonderful actors…THOSE WERE THE DAYS ……

[@saraweiss55]

The Welsh men have SUCH really great singing voiced - and most are the most handsome too esp with their Northern Welsh dark hair and mesmerising deep brown eyes - and LOOKS!

[@blodwen6946]

Richard Burton a very talented Welsh man. Sadly missed.

[@user-ns9om7yq3v]

Live love peace

[@PatriciaCrabtree-wm8xd]

45 years later we are still grateful this was captured on film. Can anyone beat this talent?

[@capscow_5398]

one of our own the bold harris❤

[@TheTerryE]

So much better than the awful movie.

[@2034916]

I miss seeing him act. I miss his voice.

[@kayequinn7146]

❤Saw Mr Burton in Camelot many years ago in Florida. What a talent!!❤😂

[@2034916]

No. He was the best. His alcoholism destroyed his life. How he didn’t win an Oscar for “Virginia Wolf” angers me to this day.

[@maaidakausar9802]

Richard Burton was beyond words in every sense

[@MicheleMJJ]

He is marvelous. I can understand why Elizabeth Taylor fell in love with him.

[@samuelmorse784]

She wasn't worthy of him.

[@reginabarron4073]

Me, too! Wonderful, man! 😀

[@beatrixhomler4922]

Me too😍

[@1957horses1]

They both drank too much together

[@jjns5600]

@@beatrixhomler4922 Me too..and I'm a man!!!😍

[@kathrynbellerose6216]

Never another Richard Burton or another Camelot they are both part of history now.

[@KOOLBadger]

😢

[@user-nc6dr5dq4f]

No one has mentioned the PHRASING he brings to this and all the songs he sang. His Shakespearean training came into play here. No one since has done this song better. Brilliant.

[@DavidJohnson-yq4nz]

True

[@elaineyoung9672]

I was moved to tears. He looks so sad. And world-weary.

[@VeeBee23085]

They don’t make em like this anymore. What an Actor, Legend and Gentleman. Absolutely loved him ❤❤❤ R.I.P. 🙏🏾🤍🙏🏾

[@lakewalker11]

Even standing still Richard Burton could out-act just about anyone who ever stepped out on a stage...maybe the greatest actor ever...

[@MrJojowasaman]

And the audience applauded without screams or whoop whoops or shouts. He had class and so did the audience.

[@barbaracristall5091]

Superbly gifted talent😊

[@bevally1533]

Pure genius. After hearing and watching this stirring song sung by Richard Burton, it is hard to hear it from anyone else. Burton owns it. No one like him then or since.

[@TimpleTapper]

There will never be another Richard Burton - he is much missed!

[@lenhummel5614]

A truly incredible life and talent. LARGER THAN LIFE.

[@trukeesey8715]

There will be six more Richards Burton.

[@jolenecarlisle3181]

He is in the class with Elvis, The Beatles, President Kennedy.

[@lorettanericcio-bohlman567]

@@trukeesey8715as long as there’s 6 more Elizabeth Taylors!

[@2034916]

@@trukeesey8715 What do you mean by that? There will be no more Richard Burtons.

[@lolly2222aa]

How Richard Burton smiles at the very very end, gets me all the time. What a gorgeous performance

[@2034916]

Me, too. He’s obviously pleased to receive that kind of reception.

[@carolesabo4785]

Saw this performance in San Francisco. Just Richard with a red curtain. Most stirring performance l’ve seen in my 72 years.

[@lornahuddleston1453]

Wow! What a great memory to have. To think I was 30 miles south of you in Palo Alto at that time. 🎭

[@1223artemis]

I had the good fortune of seeing Richard Burton on stage ... THAT VOICE! Wow! Thank you, Mr. Burton, for all your wonderful performances.

[@LadyJessM7]

Shivers. Such an actor, music in his eyes and in his every word. May he reside in the Camelot of our hearts forever.

[@jamesrafferty9048]

What brilliance of Burton!!! Singing such a happy song yet with such a sad look on his face and that hint of melancholy in his voice .....

[@davidh9844]

This is hardly a happy song! It is pure tragedy, because before we even sit down for the first act, we know how the story ends. Doubly so today, when the metaphor of Camelot becomes the United States, and we see that magnificent story coming to its eminent, ugly end.

[@germainemullen4975]

davidh9844, you are so very right ! Not only our country but the world civilization..it is so so sad !

[@susansampson2372]

I too could listen him read anything. His somber interior may reflect his alcoholism

[@mosheridan7016]

​@@davidh9844Of course its a happy song.

[@mosheridan7016]

​@@susansampson2372No its called talent.

[@JJTownley_Classical-Composer]

I'm a musician and I can tell you Richard Burton could carry a tune without ever going flat or sharp--in other words, he was always "right on the money", even in some notorious harmonic key changes! He had an excellent sense of pitch. Incredible voice, incredible everything! He'd have made an excellent James Bond back in 1960 when Sean Connery got the part.

[@sukiserjeant9110]

I didn’t know he can sing!!!! This is first time I hear his singing voice !! I studied music ,my God!!!!!! What a voice indeed perfect pitch.... each note..... what a shame only decades after I discover oh,..........

[@mckavitt13]

He's too good for James Bond.

[@jaddy540]

A professional musician once told me that I have perfect pitch. I asked,"What does that mean?" He replied."It means you could tune a piano without tuning forks!"

[@dennistedder3384]

And he's just so much fun to watch. zzz zzz zzz He's no Richard Harris.

[@annamillan2903]

Indeed he would!!

[@Juliaflo]

In my most humble opinion, Richard Burton was, and forever will be King Arthur.

[@Shadowman4710]

Richard Harris for me but I never saw Burton on stage and I've seen a couple different versions of Harris doing it.

[@bob2376]

YES, King Arthur:R.B.: miss U

[@jackiem437]

@@Shadowman4710 Richard Harris for me too. loved that man

[@bobleblanc4672]

He's just more kingly than Richard Harris.

[@americandreamer6092]

Bob LeBlanc And a better singer!

[@thomasodetto4670]

That was an amazing performance . Rest In Peace Sir Richard Burton.👍👍👍

[@johnpickford4222]

@thomasodetto4670: I don’t he was ever knighted by Queen Elizabeth II.

[@Poppybru1]

What a GREAT speaking and singing voice, he is truly missed.

[@KingKenny.]

When your a genuis do you know your a genius ? Because Burton certainly was one!

[@klokheten]

These kind of actors has disappeared.Burton was a genius in every aspect.

[@Glinkaism1]

+Bengt Krantz Alas! Let's praise KZbin for preserving this for us! CHEERS!

[@Lundahlium]

died too young, too.

[@animosity4u85]

Bengt Krantz people just don’t drink enough any more!!

[@paulmiller5228]

"The Spy Who Came in from the Cold"

[@bat2185]

Hugh Jackman

[@lenroos6624]

Such a wonderful rendition of Camelot,thank you Richard Burton

[@aulddubliner6263]

Don't let it be forgot, that once there was a spot, for one brief, shining moment, that was know as Camelot. I love that line.

[@annmitchell4663]

Auld Dubliner '62 Burton was wonderful..but Richard Harris..oh my❤

[@ehnat0502]

I agree,!!! Love to quote those words often when there are precious moments that tug at your heart and nothing else works...today has been one of those brilliantly happy days....because someone I love called and he is the most gorgeous man I have ever known!!! A rare Camelot day! God bless God xxx

[@disneyfan8178]

I wasn't wild about the movie, but thought Richard Harris' performance was it's only saving grace.

[@danseabreeze1404]

I actually FORGOT! : l

[@stephaniestanley8041]

I teared up reading your post. I had my one brief shining moment.

[@rozewebb731]

...RICHARD DOESN't look bored...he just knows each word, for the last 20 yrs. !! His voice is velvet-Welsh...he lived hard, he loved hard...great sense of humour, a realist from the coal mines of WALES..he will ALWAYS be loved...

[@CaminoAir]

I'm not surprised to learn that audiences of the original show spent almost the entire run time with their attention focused on Burton, so that the blocking of the show had to revolve around him. Amazing voice, terrific actor and (after watching him interviewed by Parkinson) a very likeable human being.

[@cynsmi]

He’s in character as King Arthur.

[@dennismaloney7241]

Pantomime...

[@slurrycane2838]

He was 100% THE best performer as this role and his voice fit PERFECTLY!

[@pamelaprestegard1377]

Ohhh Lord Yessss!!!! I LOVED HIM SO!!!💖🎠⚔️🛡🏰👑👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💗

[@winterblue8975]

The old Hollywood was so classy and grand!

[@mckavitt13]

He was British formed.

[@reginabarron4073]

Yes! Class!

[@ShowtuneSampler]

Old Hollywood was also notorious for abusing their actors and contract players.

[@frankpignataro3506]

Absolutely the stars back then had alot of class not so much today

[@lapetitepapillon9101]

@@frankpignataro3506 lol no they didn't, you just don't know much about old Hollywood

[@mary5827]

I still cry when I hear Richard Burton sing this. He takes you from the happiness of Camelot in the early days of the Round Table to the sadness of the war against his dear friend. I really feel the sadness in his voice.

[@kforjustice2884]

It reminds me of when my parents where happy

[@johnknottenbelt2727]

What a talent was Richard Burton. Revealed right here, in stunning voice & silent expression. ❤

[@patriciaschroeder5044]

He has "the presence", it cannot be taught. Love his rendition, sad and beautiful.

[@nurselibby96]

I've lost track of how many times I have watched this video. It's the most perfect performance of this song. No one ever sang it better than Richard Burton.

[@albertdiner]

This was President John F. kENNEDY s favorite song, from the Broadway musical. A great song.

[@thomasodetto4670]

albertdiner Right On ‘

[@irenadmytryk1551]

Wow, I didn’t know that, thank you

[@jackiemcmeekin6551]

Richard Burton was one of the finest actors who ever lived! He could bring Shakespeare. and poetry to life. His voice was mesmerizing! This performance brings tear to my eyes! 🥰👍

[@thomasmclarnon5844]

The greatest actor that ever lived. God bless him

[@Frostyz-LF]

Adam Sandler is better

[@johnpickford4222]

@thomasmclaron5844: Hmmm, not certain about that. There are actors equally talented who didn’t waste their talent on booze, Elizabeth Taylor and bad films that lived to their potential.

[@janel342]

I wish I didn’t agree with you. But he threw his talent away. Taylor wasn’t good for him I guess. But there was a deeper classical side to him that we rarely saw. Hope he has another chance. Love you Burton but I could shake you.

[@kathylarson8876]

​@@Frostyz-LFlol

[@chloeb6170]

“Don’t let it be forgot. That once there was a spot for one brief shining moment... that was known has Camelot.” 🥀Rest In Peace 1917-1963🥀

[@kathyjackson1152]

1925 to 1984

[@DCMJazz]

@@kathyjackson1152 she's on about jfk, not burton 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@stk6mkt]

@@kathyjackson1152 The Kennedy administration was also known as "Camelot". JFK born 1917 and tragically killed in 1963.

[@reginabarron4073]

I love, Richard Burton's, acting & singing! ❤

[@LoneStarLove1]

Magnificent actor! Masterfully performed! Bravo!

[@ericholck3914]

I'm not sure why Burton is not given more credit for his singing. It may have been partly because he himself was rather self deprecating about it. But the fact is, he's quite a fine, expressive singer. He's got a good range, excellent pitch and of course his diction is impeccable. His vocal prowess is even more evident in "how to handle a woman", which is quite rangy and more challenging to sing than one might think (which becomes apparent very quickly when trying to sing along with it).

[@rnhealer6044]

Burton was a very accomplished actor. Unfortunately, he was very self-destructive with his drinking. But no one ever brought King Arthur alive the way he did. He will always be missed.

[@christophercoles4401]

One of my favorite actors. He had a once in a lifetime voice and his skills as an actor were indisputable.

[@alicebourne7681]

All the rules: 0:20 July and August cannot be too hot 0:24 There's a legal limit to the snow 0:33 Winter is forbidden till December 0:37 Exits March 2nd on the dot 0:42 Summer lingers through September 1:07 Rain may never fall till after sundown 1:11 By 8, the morning fog must disappear 2:07 The snow may never slush upon the hillside. 2:11 By 9 p.m. the moonlight must appear

[@johnpickford4222]

@alicebourne7681: Damn, it sounds very restrictive. Like the Republicans and woke mentality!!

[@thomasodetto4670]

What a beautiful and moving performance . There are just no more actors like Richard Burton. Rest In Peace.

[@ianbolan3488]

An outstanding voice just superb

[@dkue706]

There's no like Richard Burton. He just wonderful. ❤

[@edhatch8755]

One of the greatest.

[@angelamaliar8045]

The best male actor ever

[@dralbertsmeinheimer5738]

A Supreme undervalued actor ahead of his years .immense and effortless talent .A true screen legend .

[@marissadower-morgan3313]

Never fails to bring tears to my eyes

[@britannia5370]

I adore this man, sexy, gifted, this wonderful voice and stage presence, such a shame, he never got an Oscar!

[@warrengwonka2479]

La Verité He shared his Oscarable Becket with Oscarable Peter O’Toole.

[@britannia5370]

S

[@mordecaiesther3591]

Richard Burton! What a king! This guy sings a song with his hands in his pocket as if he’s bored, but it comes out of his mouth beautiful !

[@aprilsmith6587]

Love Richard Burton. Such a wonderful actor.

[@flatlands2]

What a powerful song. It always brings tears to my eyes as I think of Jack, Jackie, Caroline and John-John Kennedy and that "Camelot" moment in our history.

[@voiceofreason7856]

Me too, Mary-Ann. It was John Kennedy's favorite musical I believe, and it certainly was a sort of 'Camelot' when he was in the White House. I was 11 when he was assassinated. I've never forgotten the feeling of absolute loss and sadness of that day, and those that followed. How could anyone ever forget John John saluting his Father 's casket as it rolled by ?

[@williamanthony9090]

@@voiceofreason7856 I was 6, yet that day is burned into my memory like it was yesterday. What I also remember is what a grim Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's it was that year. Truthfully, I don't think the country ever recovered from that dark day.

[@mikequandt7724]

America died that day in Dallas.

[@erpollock]

I see we are contemporaries if you can immediately associate Camelot with the brief, shining moment of John F. Kennedy.

[@davidh9844]

@@williamanthony9090 We didn't. I've been ridiculed repeatedly for saying this, but Kennedy was the last President we as a people trusted. Time has taken away the polish and showed us the warts, but once there was a fleeting wisp of glory that was Camelot.

[@asmundthorkildsen4328]

Richard Burton is one of my heros !!!

[@timirish2563]

Unlike many who have assayed this role over the years, Burton was the only Arthur who could actually carry a tune. You can see his pleasant musicality in a songs such as What do The Simple Folk do? He had a charming voice--and could dance a bit too.

[@maryscott6727]

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[@jo8726t]

It was a great movie! RIP Richard..

[@eugeniaolt7426]

Loved his voice and extraordinary acting skills! Of all his movies, I love Taming of the shrew the most!

[@karenpinner5913]

Growing up I would listen to the original 1960 LP album almost daily. To this day I can remember all the words. Richard Burton was an original...what a voice!

[@constancestadler4779]

Here is all the beauty and majesty of all that language should be.

[@scottbolton2322]

Jfk camelot that's all that matters

[@TheSilvergold45]

Nobody could sing this like RICHARD BURTON.. RICHARD IS SIMPLY THE BEST EVER ON THIS SONG.. HE IS SENSATIONAL.. I THINK OF PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY WITH TEARS DOWN MY FACE AND THINKING WHAT WE LOST IN DALLAS.. WHEN I HEAR THIS SONG.. DON'T LET IT BE FORGOT THAT ONCE THERE WAS A SPOT FOR ONE BRIEF SHINING MOMENT THAT WAS CAMELOT.. THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER ONE.. LIKE JOHN F KENNEDY AND JACKIE.. NEVER BE ANOTHER CAMELOT ..SAME THING..

[@judyangel23]

He's marvelous and soooo handsome.

[@alrosen4274]

I agree, and I'm a normal guy. In this performance, he's just beginning to look a bit seedy, as if age and lifestyle are beginning to take their toll. In my opinion this makes him even more attractive.

[@user-qt7kb1uw2x]

역시 멋지네요 눈에서불이나오고 목소리엔자신감 👍

[@mysticwanderer4787]

I was fortunate to see Richard Burton and the original Broadway cast when they came to the McCormack Center in Chicago. It was the first professional production of a play I had ever seen and I was mesmerized by the performers, the sets, and the incredible music. I was hooked!

[@luishumbertovega3900]

Robert Goulet before meeting Richard Burton previous to be castmates in Camelot: "He's such a great actor, what am I going to do ?"😮 Burton before meeting Goulet: "He's got a great singing voice, What am I going to do ?"😮 It all turned out great !!! 😄

[@stevetessier6568]

Richard Burton was superb, in every dimension.... May he rest eternally in peace.....!

[@truebluebrit7632]

Don't let it be forgot, that once there was a spot, for one brief, shining moment, that was known as CAMELOT as sung by the one and only Richard Burton - I want to go to Heaven just to hear him speak for eternity. I am sure the Good Lord took him so HE could also listen to the majestic language that flowed from his being. He did sing in his Welsh choir!!!! He was one of a kind - an actor, a poet, an orator and there will never be another of his like. Rest in peace Richard - as they say in the "business" we are sure you have a principal role on the center stage in paradise.

[@amyowens7050]

Sir Richard WAS King Arthur!

[@marktombazian6490]

Great talent...terrible personal issues. Great moments yes, terrible waste too. Thank you Dick...you were marvelous and exceptional...

[@maddieu1123]

His voice gives me the chills. What an amazing, talented, handsome actor.

[@ellenthorne8222]

Richard Burton is my favourite Welsh man

[@louismondelli3044]

There will be only be one King Arthur

[@Tony-ri9wy]

QUEL RICHARD BURTON CHE MI È SEMPRE STATO QUA!

[@leonmaliniak]

What a great actor with such commanding screen presence and now hearing how excellent his singing voice is together with his timing and impeccable enunciation...great stuff

[@314Thethirdeye08]

Did anyone think how hard this could have been for him to sing. Considering this was President Kennedy’s favorite song, and he wanted to be remembered for the ending, for one brief moment… Not only that Richard and Elizabeth had such tumultuous times; his own Camelot with Elizabeth Taylor was always in distress and this didn’t go unnoticed upon his heart. You can see emotion when he sings and there is a couple times in the beginning he looks positively pained in his heart. He did a fantastic job and I still love this in 2023. He looks as if deep thought and pain at the end as well.

[@texasgirl5175]

I met Richard Burton he was a gentleman 💕💕💕

[@rolandbelikow5148]

How were you so lucky to meet Richard Burton?

[@turbogg7213]

“Don’t let it be forgot that once there was a spot for one brief shining moment that was known as Camelot.”

[@augustuscaesar4976]

What a lovely Baritone voice, a true son of Wales! I will miss him, though he was a troubled man.

[@stacyblue1980]

I adore anything this man did. A wonderful son of Wales. CYMRU! ♥

[@britannia5370]

What a georgous smile he has, RIP Rich

[@philljenner4045]

Have you read his diaries? Great writer too!

[@starjunkie2804]

CYMRU!

[@gtpmmk]

Still my favorite Broadway musical and song. Burton & Andrews were superb.

[@tanyasimon595]

Perfect pitch, note for note, majestic presence.

[@claudettedelphis6476]

Fabulous and irreplaceable giant of the art. We love 💕 you Richard Burton

[@kimlong5426]

Hands casually pocketed His voice rolling over us Wrapping us in his prowess!

[@josephinemariepinto351]

¡ WHAT A VOICE ! I am in love with his voice since I heard his voice for the first time on the radio , in London , 1983.

[@lindaberg1695]

He was a fabulous actor.....I'm proud to say I share a Welsh heritage with him.....he had the most melodious speaking voice & nobody does Camelot as Richard Burton......

[@ginatalton5980]

Dear Richard Burton, how I loved every movie he ever made . iv always been a huge fan. God thank you for giving us such a wonderful man with so much talent.

[@karensinclair4189]

Such a gifted man.

[@alistairwatt3055]

I can't believe I've never seen this before. A clever song performed beautifully and so musically by Richard Burton. Thank you!

[@inquiririddles]

Thank you Jackie❤️

[@ichi1957]

I have the LP for this beautiful play. Love it. That gorgeous voice. THis song reminds me of President John F. Kennedy.

[@davidh9844]

I am an old man now, and perhaps I was that young boy who went to bed upon his cot back in 1960. My parents saw the show with the original cast back in 1960 or '61, and their excitement of meeting Burton and Goulet in Sardi's after the show was palpable. We had a dream like new President. America had pulled itself out of the economic ashes of the depression, the War(s), there was hope and excitement in the air, and there was Burton's Camelot. Our nation was young, and strong, uncorrupted like Europe, and we dreamed of how magnificent the immediate future was going to be. I was ten. How do you tell an impressionable ten year old that all of that dream would come crashing down in only a few short years? "Don't let it be forgot/that for one, brief shining moment..." There was, there really was, and I was part of it. And now we have Biden for a legacy.

[@sharlottbaumgartner2412]

Anyone who has ever seen Burton portray any of the British kings, knows there are few actors who can compare. See Henry VIII, Becket, etc. I miss him

[@cosmel29]

Jackie brought me here!

[@hafiz8530]

absolutely!!

[@elizabeth1552]

SAME! I love her ✨

[@biancamanole5892]

Here from "the special First Lady", Jackie Kennedy

[@franciscusxaveriusanthony2180]

Same here too...

[@kinkydaddy3147]

The movie or the woman?

[@JoeySK1963]

Richard!!!!! Harris or Burton! SUPERSTARS! RIP.

[@t.h.worden2623]

and lest we forget--- O'TOOLE !!!

[@julieann1688]

Richard Harris is King Arthur. Richard Burton is wonderful, but Richard Harris is much more charming and delightful. Love him! 💖🇮🇪☘🏉🚬🍻👑

[@Doggitobella]

From his interviews, I don’t think he realized how handsome and talented he was.

[@Sperruzza90]

01:44 his eyes... his look...