The Most Star-Studded Cemetery in Hollywood - An Extensive Walking Tour of Pierce Brothers Westwood

In this video I visit Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park, one of the smallest cemeteries in Los Angeles with possibly the greatest amount of celebrity burials. This walking tour is quite extensive and all from memory and myself and Paul from Paulitos Way pay respects to the many stars buried there. From Marilyn Monroe and Hugh Hefner to hidden secret graves, we pretty much cover them all. Check out Paul’s channel Paulitos Way.
Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park & Mortuary is a cemetery and mortuary located in the Westwood Village area of Los Angeles. It is located at 1218 Glendon Avenue in Westwood, with an entrance from Glendon Avenue. The cemetery was established as Sunset Cemetery in 1905, but had been used for burials since the 1880s. In 1926 the name was officially changed to Westwood Memorial Park and was later changed again to Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park & Mortuary. Although it is the resting place of some of the entertainment industry's greatest names, it also contains the graves of many uncelebrated people. For example, when Marilyn Monroe died in 1962, Joe DiMaggio, responsible for Monroe's arrangements, chose Westwood not because of its celebrities but because it was the resting place of Monroe's mother's friend, Grace Goddard, and Goddard's aunt, Ana Lower, both of whom had cared for Monroe as a child

[@bonniemiller274]

My Mother, Holly Miller is in this cemetery, in a crypt, in the Sanctuary of Devotion. She bought her crypt in 1981 when they still had space. We're from the East Coast. Mom said this was her "condo" as she couldn't afford to purchase an actual home in LA. She "moved in" to her condo in 2006. My father has had flowers delivered to her weekly ever since.

[@Witchy1976]

Is your mother famous?

[@bonniemiller274]

@@Witchy1976 No, she is not, but she's a bright star in my sky! 🌠

[@JuanRodriguez-wg4vh]

@@bonniemiller274 at least you're mom's spirit has popular neighbors I can dig it

[@jaycihimes2236]

@bonnie Miller what a sweet story. Your mom sounds like quite a lady

[@gussygatlin3093]

She had a great idea!!!!!

[@hometruthshomie8688]

Just goes to show that no matter how famous or money you have, we all end up as ashes in an urn or in a box in the ground. Poetic and the great equalizer

[@lukez7733]

I was shocked when Steve Jobs became ill. I guess I thought all that money could've bought him life saving medical treatment, I was wrong. When it's our time to go well away we go!

[@punkrocktony]

@@lukez7733 you’re totally right cause look at the cancer that many many celebrities have survived that literally money saved them. If you or I came down with some of this shit we’d be done for.

[@michellenainkristinabusch1221]

​@lukez7733 Regardless of how many 0's his bank account has, he's still mortal.

[@Novi903]

Glory Amen 🙏🏿

[@eileenmaryomalley740]

Shocked that Natalie Wood has such a tiny gravestone you'd think her family would have picked out a bigger and more special gravestone for her. Rest in Heaven Natalie 🙏🤍🕊️

[@RobGa66]

Bigger isn’t always better. Maybe she was more modest about things and her family knew that.

[@mlt3820]

So George C. Scott rented a house on Figure 8 Island down here in NC when filming Firestarter with Drew Barrymore. His rental car got a flat tire and he stopped at my Great Aunt's house, used her phone and actually borrowed her car to get to set. He had it filled up with gas, washed AND waxed. To top it off he sent a dozen red roses. Incredible, man.

[@jamielynn6005]

Great news!

[@cynthiahusband106]

Love you Scott, your channel is excellent , your so informative, you know your stuff man , love your gift of touring a cemetery , love that your so detailed. Lov u Scott love love your channel!

[@citizenshane8932]

That’s awesome!

[@TasteTestTitan]

That's class.

[@bar-b9431]

Like many, I grew up with the Brady kids. Florence Henderson was beloved. In the early 2000s, I interviewed her when I worked at an Orlando, Florida television station. She was visiting Disney World with some of her children and grandchildren. As she made her way through the park, she was recognized by everyone--even those from other countries. When I commented how she took it all in stride, she commented, "That's how it is when you're the mother to a generation." She never grumbled at her loss of privacy, instead, greeting all her "children" with smiles, gladly signing autographs and posing for photos by anyone who asked. She was not the wholesome Carol Brady. Henderson had a wicked sense of humor and a vocabulary that matched any longshoreman. She was hilariously funny!

[@dorothyrobdau9626]

Thank you Scott. I really didn't expect all that , You blew me away with so much information on many famous people. Thank you so much for the tour. PS: I still believe Robert Wagner really had something to do with Natalie"s drowning and murder.

[@ruthkec7804]

Me too

[@SouthernNurseAndTheLaw]

He let his anger and jealousy get away with himself that night. Sneaky, shifty, narcissist.

[@tiamia7139]

Absolutely. Wagner was a mean drunk and extremely arrogant. He was very possessive of Natalie and didn't like her flirting with Christopher Walken. When I visited Pierce Brothers a few years ago, I stopped by Natalie's grave and told her most people believe that Robert Wagner had something to do with her death. I've read several books about Natalie and the best is the one written by her sister, Lana Wood. You can get it on Amazon. Very moving book, especially so because she narrates her own book.

[@barbaravecchio5600]

And me as well! Money talks.

[@shelleylindquist9452]

Me too

[@loriboufford6342]

Don Knotts ... The Ghost And Mr. Chicken. The craziest, bestest movie for all your late night shivers.

[@josiealvarado2296]

And The Incredible Mr Limpet

[@susancarroll3431]

Don Knotts is forever legendary for his role as Barney Fife in the early series Andy Griffith.

[@daniellebennis2126]

Love him as Barney he's hilarious

[@gracieg7601]

If Elvis was alive he’d make sure Roy Orbison had a marker. Elvis loved Orbisons music. Thats one of the people Elvis played his music.

[@gracieg7601]

SCOTT- Ricky Nelson and David Nelson used to play football on Sundays in a park upon the Hollywood hills with Elvis and the Memphis mafia when Elvis had a home up there. He had several houses at different areas up there. One of his homes up there was near the house that Michael Jackson died in.

[@marytrausch5230]

Amazing cemetery with so many famous people

[@jimmyamico4713]

Scott, Thank you for all the work and prayers and kindness you put into your videos and respect for all those that have entertained people throughout the world… What you do is priceless thank you so much from me personally, and from my friends and family🇺🇸💜☮️✝️🙏⭐️💔❤️‍🩹

[@poohbear9552]

You're very respectful of the deceased.

[@noraaxam]

Lol

[@poohbear9552]

@@noraaxam LOL?

[@maxalcindor7130]

@@noraaxam as he should be

[@adrellwilliams4754]

Scott you blew me away bro. I'm a 60s baby so you know I grew up having these actors across my tv screen every every day and night May they all rest in peace. Notables , James concern, Bert Lancaster, Robert stack , Rodney Dangerfield, man all of them are notables. God bless you bro.

[@LoLowashere]

What I wouldn't pay to sit down for a few hours with the 2 Scott's!!!! In fact, you both are so knowledgeable about Hollywood, the celebrities their lives and their deaths it would be nothing short of an honor to be able to sit down with both of you. The main thing I really love about you and Scott though is the amount of gratitude, knowledge and most importantly respect for the dead that you put in your videos. Sure, there are hundreds of videos showing famous Graves on KZbin, even thousands. But none of them, and I mean not one of them Channel video or otherwise shares the knowledge about not only their death but their life you can tell that you both really love what you do and have the utmost respect for the people you talk about. And that's what every single other video about these topics on this platform is lacking. I will never ever get sick of hearing you and Scott talk about celebrities, their deaths but most importantly their lives thank you guys so much for what you do

[@esthergoulart3571]

Love you video Scott!! So nice to see where stars are buried!! So Many people from the shows I used to watch!! Funny actors!! Love all your videos Scott!! Be safe!! Love you!! 💖💖🥰🥰♥️♥️❤️❤️🙏🙏💙💙😇😇

[@gailwehrheim9740]

This was the best I have watched. So many famous people in one place.

[@draxiemariecoleman3725]

Wow! A lot of good Actors and actress there. 💗 Great video!😘 Richard Dawson always love giving the Lady's a kiss on the game show...very flirty!

[@dianehodge4129]

Thankyou so much for doing these tours,im in UK so would never get to see these resting places, so many are actors and musicians i grew up watching. My idol from my home town Liverpool John Lennon RIP

[@karenmiller2642]

I watched a short documentary today on Sage Stallone, autopsy showed he died of a couple of heart conditions. Arterial sclerosis, and a second one, don't remember what it was. There were no drugs in his system. I love the way you mix up old and new and are so respectful.

[@luquezada1049]

It’s a beautiful cemetery. My husband and I did Scott Michaels tour about 5 years ago and we stopped here. I highly recommend the tour. Its not a bad place to spend eternity. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@___David___Savian]

Hugh Hefner (creator of Playboy Magazine) and Marilyn Monroe were both born the same year in 1926 and he is buried right next to her on this video. Hugh told a magazine back in 2009. "Spending eternity next to Marilyn is too sweet to pass up." Btw, At 6:21 grave of Buddy Rich. Buddy and John Bonham (from Led Zeppelin) are considered the two best drummers in history. Cool that you showed him.

[@alexanderpatrick4866]

This was exceptional! To see Buddy Rich's grave was nice. I played the drums for over 20 years and he was a huge influence for myself as well as millions of others. Robert Stack was in a TV show called the Untouchables and seeing his grave reminded me of watching that show in syndication with my mother when I was a little kid. Paul Gleason always played a kind of a jerk in films but I heard he was a good man in real life. By the way, he was the Assistant Principal in the Breakfast Club, not the Principal. He also played the Deputy Assistant Police Chief in Die Hard with Bruce Willis. Merv Griffin started his career as a Big Band singer and went on to become the creator of both Wheel of Fortune and the revised, still on TV game show Jeopardy. Florence Henderson replied to an email I sent her a few years ago just before she passed away. She was a certified hypnotherapist. She mentioned how that played such a huge role in her life. Sage Stallone was rumored to have died from drugs but that is not true. He had a disease that led to a heart attack. Is it possible some of those blank granite stones are unmarked graves as well? Who knows? That was a really interesting tour. It was also cool seeing you hanging out with Paul. Thank you again and be safe out there!!!!!

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Alexander Patrick thanks Alexander! So much info packed into that ! And I can’t believe I didn’t mention Paul Gleason was in Die Hard! It’s one of my favourite movies ! And do you still play the drums? That’s really awesome

[@alexanderpatrick4866]

@@SCOTTONTAPE I played for just over 20 years and it's about 20 years since I played.

[@rayphillips6060]

@@SCOTTONTAPE have you visited Whitney Houstons grave

[@amyhohman8917]

I absolutely love Dean Martin. Very interesting video very enjoyable 😊

[@sherryroberson6431]

I have forgotten all those wonderful stars miss them all love your stories

[@gailreese4102]

Met Robert Loggia several times over the years. He was always a kind, lovely, sweet guy! And, what an endearing smile!

[@BeDettFree]

I always associate him with his role in Scarface!

[@gailreese4102]

@@BeDettFree I always remember him as Zack Mayo's dad in An Officer & A Gentleman. He was also in several episodes of Charlie's Angels.

[@gillnelson9037]

Amazing so many famous people in one small place. Thank you from the UK 🇬🇧

[@michaelbailey7581]

Thanks for sharing! So many famous Actors & Actresses. RIP

[@harolynallison6889]

A lot of people do this cemetery, but everybody's are different and they are all very good, I never get tired of cemetery videos, yours also very 👍 👍 good

[@deannastigall3235]

Ok, now I see Falk's grave. Thank you, Scott. You are just wonderful. Your friend, Paul, has a nice smile. He seems happy to be with you in this video.

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

I’m glad you got to see it Deanna! He’s in a very peaceful spot, all tucked away in a neat little corner plot. Thank you so much for your lovely comment and I’ll pass along the compliment to Paul!

[@RayPhillips6061]

​@@SCOTTONTAPEdid you know the guy above Marilyn Monroe is buried face down so he's always looking at Marilyn, he fought hard to get the crypt I don't know how much but he paid a lot of money for the crypt

[@cookofdenton4190]

Me and my wife was there from the uk last yr, we go5 there at 9am and had the place to ourselves, surreal, we went on to see 2 othe cemeterys on the same day.

[@edithfisher4098]

That was a wonderfully interesting tour of this cemetery. Must visit it next time I'm in L.A.

[@gailreese4102]

The late actor/comedian/magician Harry Anderson & one of his many wonderful alter egos, "Judge Harry Stone" ("Night Court"), were also devoted fans of crooner Mel Torme. So much so that Mel made several guest-appearances, as himself, on "Night Court."

[@deannavankoughet2378]

Amazing video once again Scott. It gives those people like me who may never get there ourselves to see were our beloved stars are buried and we can pay our respects this way along with you guys

[@adrellwilliams4754]

Wow, that place is loaded with greats from the not so far past, and some from long ago. Great job. Great resurrected memories. Thank you.

[@donnac.coulson414]

Scott: Nice job of identifying celebrities and interesting stories. Thanks for covering Carl Wilson, Walter Matthau, Jack Lemmon and so many others. Nice pace, respectful.

[@jcortopassi6521]

I just loved unsolved mysteries, especially the episodes with Robert Stack.

[@donnamary7414]

Never knew this was here, I will definitely visit on my next trip to LA, thank you Scott

[@___David___Savian]

What amazes me the most about this cemetery is that all the celebrities shown on this video were good kind people that I recognize from my childhood or from before I was born. Some may have had problems, but they were decent people that deserve to spend the afterlife together to protect each other from negative energies. I hope to be buried in a great cemetery like that hopefully a long time from now.

[@crystaldallavalle6978]

Hi Scott....love your channel! Two corrections; you forgot to mention Carroll O'Connor's son Hugh, buried with his parents...he was an actor with his dad on "In The Heat Of The Night" and passed of a drug overdose, which caused his dad to fight hard against drug dealers. Also, Sage Stallone did not pass from a drug overdose, but coronary artery disease brought on by atherosclerosis.

[@crystaldallavalle6978]

Hi Scott....love your channel! Two corrections; you forgot to mention Carroll O'Connor's son Hugh, buried with his parents...he was an actor with his dad on "In The Heat Of The Night" and passed of a drug overdose, which caused his dad to fight hard against drug dealers. Also, Sage Stallone did not pass from a drug overdose, but coronary artery disease brought on by atherosclerosis.

[@larrygonzales2033]

Thank you for introducing us to Paul. We always Appreciate your work

[@allyfoster1]

Love this will have to come some day ❤️

[@janadeubner9883]

It does feel like we are walking along with you and Paul. I love to spend my time in cemeteries it feels like reading people's history. There a lot of celebrities there for such a small cemetery! It is really beautiful there.

[@tiamia7139]

Pierce Brothers Westwood Village is so beautifully maintained. The landscaping there is impeccable, a small oasis surrounded by tall office buildings. It is amazing how many famous people are buried/interred in that small cemetery, and how many died under mysterious or tragic circumstances (Marilyn Monroe, Dorothy Stratton, Natalie Wood, Dominique Dunne, Bob Crane, many others ). My favorite cemetery, however, is Pere Lachaise in Paris. Have you seen it? Nothing rivals it in history, mystery and beauty. Famous burials (Oscar Wilde, Edith Piaf, Chopin, Balzac, Richard Wright, Jim Morrison, Gertrude Stein, Alice Toklas, Berlioz, Edgar Degas, Isadora Duncan, Yves Montand and Simone Signoret, Marcel Marceau, so many famous musicians, poets, writers, chefs, inventors, great philosophers - it's like walking through history.) From Berlioz's grave, you can see the Eiffel Tower in the distance. Autumn - "chestnut season" - is a beautiful time to walk its cobblestone paths. It's a very mystical place heavy with the presence of all those souls... well over a million! You definitely feel their presence, their eyes watching you. It can get a bit spooky in the more secluded areas. At closing time in the fall, it gets dark really fast in Paris. At 5:30 pm, dusk descended rapidly, and the elderly guards rang their bells announcing closing time. The large ravens "knew the routine" and began excitedly cawing and dive-bombing -- shooing -- everyone towards the gates. One raven dove low and yanked my pony tail. I felt the strong tug and saw him veer away just above my head. My daughter saw it and yelled, "RUN!!" We RAN full tilt towards the large metal gates and got the hell out of there. I would NOT want to be stuck in that place after dark. There's a definite weird energy in that place! Would I go back? Absolutely. 😉😄 I have a Waterford bowl filled with the chestnuts I picked from Jim Morrison's grave on 10/9/13. They only had a low barrier back then. It was very foggy/rainy that day and just one couple were standing there with us at the time. The young guard let us roll over the fence and sit next to Jim's grave. It was incredibly moving and atmospheric sitting on the edge of Morrison's grave. The clammy mist clung to our hair and dripped off our faces. We couldn't even see out our 5th floor Airbnb apt. windows that morning. We just saw WHITE! We inched our way to the Metro in the thick, white fog. It could not have been more atmospheric! I remember it like yesterday. We figured it was the perfect day to visit Pere Lachaise and Montmartre Cemeteries - go cemetery crawling. 😬 Visiting Jim's grave was high on my "to do" list while in Paris. I grew up 20 minutes from West Hollywood in the 50's-60's and saw The Doors perform twice. Still my favorite rock group after all these years. If Jim hadn't been buried at Pere Lachaise in Paris, he most likely would have been buried at Pierce Brothers in West Hollywood as "WH" was his old stomping grounds. The Doors' old studio, Jim's room at the LaCienega, and his favorite place to hang out, Barney's Beanery are all within a few miles. Those were the days! ✌🌼

[@mpf7371]

@@tiamia7139I’m from West Hollywood and love Morrison. I’ve also always said he would’ve been buried at Westwood if he wasn’t in Paris 🦎👑❤️

[@tiamia7139]

@@mpf7371 I think Westwood is one of the most beautiful cemeteries I have ever visited. It is so meticulously cared for and has more great actors and actresses, artists, musicians than any other cemetery I have visited. My daughter, who lives in San Luis Obispo, took me there when I came out to visit her from Atlanta, where I live. Of course, we left our kisses on Marilyn's crypt and then visited her house on Fifth Helena. I had to fight back tears. I wish I had more time but had to catch my flight back home. We kind of speed-walked through the cemetery and I was blown away by how many famous people are buried there. I literally stumbled over Natalie Wood's grave. When I saw whose grave it was, my blood ran cold. I had just read Lana Wood's book about her sister and the strange circumstances in which she died. I stood there for 2 or 3 minutes transfixed. Finally, I whispered to Natalie that, "Natalie, we all know the truth. We know who did this to you and he will finally be held accountable!" Unfortunately, several more years have passed and it seems that this will never happen. Natalie deserved better!

[@LoLowashere]

I have to say this, although I have said this on another one of your videos I have to extend this thought to this one as well. I've seen several different videos by different content creators going to famous or inFAMOUS people Graves, and or inFAMOUS sites where things have happened to famous people around Hollywood. Well some of them are good the majority of them are distasteful, not done well, and good Lord their facts are all over the place and some of them are just dead wrong! I really do like your videos a lot, they don't feel like you're trying to put on a show. They're very relaxed, you're super informative about not only these people and their deaths but the days leading up to for instance or just random facts about their life. I love how you throw those in! And the absolute main reason I feel your videos are better than most is the level of respect that you have while at least people's grave sites. You show a lot of respect for the dead and that's very important.

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Thank you so much for those kind words Ashley

[@sylviamiller9047]

Thanks for another great story and video stay blessed

[@todd5096]

Hey Scott.. You really knocked it out of the park on the tour of this cemetery! I have seen many many videos done here & they didn't even come close to showing all the graves you have & not to mention all the insigh/information also.I sure learned a lot by watching this video and especially the "unmarked" graves you showed!! It is nice to see how you took Paul with you on this special graveyard tour.You showed & gave him a great experience that I am sure he will never forget and true for many others like myself..You really do make us feel like we are with you on this tour because of your style,humor and passion you project Scott..You have taken time to give alot of insight within yourself and not to mention the one's that have touched our lives & are gone now.. It is a very strange feeling & mind boggling to look at these graves and know how many lives they touched while they were alive and how close you can be by them in death now. All their accomplishments,fame,fortune and memories and now a beautiful headstone with a special apatath that sums up their lives..I love the Merv Griffin & Rodney Dangerfield headstones...lol...I must say that you & The Graveyard Guy are the best at showing these graves & paying tribute to them. Having so much knowledge makes these type videos so much more enjoyable to watch..You were spot on about Dean Martin and the laughter he brought to so many with his TV roast.. How I remember back then spending the time with my dad watching that program. What great memories & it was his favorite show also!! You got to do a follow-up to this one. I'm sure there are many more famous people buried there that we don't even realize are there. Again, keep up the great videos and also with the "humor" you put into them Scott. We all need a good laugh now & then and I'm sure you fill that void in many people's lives. As for engraving on a headstone later after they have been placed on the grave I am quite sure it is done on sight. Peace Out & give Shady a hug for me......

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Todd thank you as always Todd! I’m glad it makes you feel like you’re right there with me . Maybe one day you will be . And you’re right , it is mind boggling to think of being that close to huge superstars , even though when I’m there I don’t really think of it like that . In retrospect tho yes . Thanks again as always Todd!

[@mandyrotchekk8672]

So many great and famous names in such a small cemetary, i was completely overwelmed by it all. A beautiful and so wonderfully maintained grounds scott, i am so grateful to you my lovely for taking us along with you and whats amazing is that i truely felt i was right there with you. Roy Orbison, well what can i say.. a brilliant guy? My favorite song was only the lonely, i have often wondered why his grave is unmarked. There are far too many names for me to go through, obviously a lot of names i wasnt aware of but many i did. This has been such a brilliant video for me Scott peace to all our fallen celebs the world has sadly lost so many tallented starr. RIP to all these beautiful souls😍😘🤗

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Mandy Rotchekk thank you so much Mandy . I too am such a huge Orbison fan. He was a gifted artist . I’m glad I could take you down memory lane with this video . Hope all is well across the pond ! Send my love to all 💛💛

[@mandyrotchekk8672]

@@SCOTTONTAPE yes Scott you certainly did bring back a lot of fond memories and that is why you and your channel are so hugely inportant to me, i know i speak for all of your subscribers. Everything here in my little town of Rugeley is just fine, my girls and myself are doiog good much love back to you 💛💛

[@MarieWinton]

This was awesome, so many famous names I hadn't heard in years. Totally do a part 2.

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Marie Winton I shall Marie! Thank you !

[@carolynsteinecke]

Please! I recognized the chapel from videos of Marilyn's funeral. It was so new at the time that the studio had to furnish the drapes...

[@kandycebeeks7056]

Grover Asmus died in 2003. Being a Army Colonel he was buried in NY in the military cemetery I had to dig when seeing It on Donna Reed grave. Great cemetery tour!

[@catherineflanagan3392]

Glad I joined your channel Scott .there a great watch .catching up on them .your a great youtuber 🇮🇪☺️💞🌹

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Thank you Catherine!

[@SouthernNurseAndTheLaw]

Thank you Scott ! Really appreciate the additional work you do ! The extra touches that make your videos special. Placing video, audio, or even music in where appropriate adds a lot ! ❤️

[@rudymartinez8206]

Never knew that there were so many celebrities in that Cemetery thank you Scott

[@dragsdouglas5040]

Hi Scott, why do people choose an unmarked grave?

[@funnysoup9708]

Thx for your knowledge of the gathering. I grew up with most of the people hearing and seeing their talent. So neat to pay respect to famous.i live on the east coast, it's some place I never knew about. Good work sharing,your awsome!

[@brontewilliams9778]

Thank U So Much! Continuous Prayers and Blessing to U 💕🙏🏾

[@almakehlerbrown3935]

Don Knotts' gravestone is so beautiful! Heather O'rourke's death was so sad and needn't have happened.

[@girleyreds11-11]

S will burn in hell... him and his friends for Heather's death.

[@gailreese4102]

Heather's death was a result of medical negligence. Should never have happened, especially to a 12-year-old child for whom medical attention was repeatedly sought.

[@salomegreen4126]

No

[@amakuaole]

It's always sad seeing the dearly departed. 🙏🏼✝️

[@c.tanisa7149]

OMG Thankyou can’t believe so many stars ⭐️ together so close n Rich in history

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

You are so welcome !

[@krystallovesclassics508]

Unmarked graves always break my heart.

[@lindachavezw...246]

Great tour ! Thank you for your time. You are so very respectful.

[@janadeubner9883]

This cemetery is so peaceful no wonder so many stars are buried there. Yes I did see Florence Henderson's grave site. I was going to ask also what your opinion was about the unmarked graves and then Paul asked the same question! Beautiful resting place for so many. On my favorite past times is wandering through cemeteries they are so full of history!

[@karenbavington1870]

Thanks for taking me through the Star studded cemetery Scotty. It gave me the chance to pay my respects through you. I know most of the names of the celebrities you showed as I have watched their movies, series and shows. I get quite upset when I see so many celebrities pass due to drug overdose. Why do they indulge in substances when most of them have the world at their feet. Maybe they have their reasons but it is such a waste of a beautiful life. Many have different opinions for sure but something inside me says WHY. However they have given us many happy moments in our lives. May their souls Rest In Peace. Take care💕✌🏼

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Karen Bavington beautifully written as always Karen . You’re right, it’s such a shame . I’m so glad you could come along on the walk with me. I knew you would know a lot of these celebrities, definitely a lot of superstars . Give my love to everyone in Perth

[@beccafulmer]

Great video Scott! When we were in Seattle to see Twenty One Pilots we went to Brandon and Bruce Lee's graves and then we went to Jimi Hendrix's grave and it was gorgeous. Safe travels sweetie! Love to u and Shady!

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Becca /Ak72 thanks Becca! I would love to see those places

[@carolynsteinecke]

I've also been to Jimi's memorial/grave. Beautiful. Have pictures, but no way to share.

[@jukeboxjaime8795]

Scott, I absolutely love your videos. You make me feel like I'm right there with you.

[@bigrudd8746]

Outstanding man, Looking forward to meeting you one day.

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Big Rudd for sure Rudd! Thank you !

[@NstyMax]

I love watching the stuff you post. You are a part of my weekday mornings at work. I watch all your stuff and it never disappoints. Great job.

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Thank you so much ! Hope you’re having a big coffee while you watch!

[@NstyMax]

The tour of the final resting places with Monroe and Knotts and others was awesome. The filming spots of Rocky was so incredible. I was born and raised there. I loved seeing all that again. I’ll drink and toast you on the next cup of coffee lol.

[@bunnymomjulie6719]

One of my favorite places on earth. When I was young, before I met my husband, I used to live in Westwood Village in an old pre-WWII apartment building. I worked nights, and one of my hobbies was walking around LA cemeteries after I got off work. (Just me and the gardeners!) Lots of wonderful memories of living around so much fascinating history. It's sad to see so many more there now. I will have to go back and visit Doris Roberts and explore all of the newest section someday.

[@lorrainek6417]

Excellent coverage Scott, this was quite an interesting video, thanks for sharing.

[@cindyfitzgerald4500]

Beautiful beautiful! Marilyn Monroe I wonder what she would have been like today if she would have lived? Thank You Scott all of your videos are done with such respect!

[@guitawrizt]

*_Yeah- prolly old or sumpin'._*

[@MrKgbronx12]

Thank you! Wow! Wow! This was a really good one. Hope you come to New York soon and do our Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx. It has lots of stars, too. Jack Lemmon, Walter Mathow Crumpy old men, and the original Odd Couple. Funny. However, Rodney Dangerfield was my main man. When he talked about his wife, that was epic! Marilyn Monroe, Jackie Collins, Minnie Rippleton, Archie Bunker (Carol O'Connor), Don Knox etc. Man this cemetery was heaven.

[@jimmyspears1004]

Much love Scott! All the good ones.

[@teresagary7158]

GREEN ACHES. IS THE PLACE TO BE! HOGANS HERO!!! Didn’t know Dawson passed away 🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️ Thanks so much for this I had no idea that a lot of these actors/actress had died. R.I.P.

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Thank you so much for watching Teresa!

[@georgealderson4424]

Even though more biography would be interesting you have done well to remember and remind us of these famous people sir. Thank you for your gentle stroll around this resting place Blessings and peace

[@debrabaum2020]

Dude keep on doing what your doing👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@sleeksalmon]

I just love watching you Scott. You bring us all great information along with humor, and share your own feelings and views on things. I appreciate you so much...... Sometimes I keep your videos on autoplay and just listen while Im doing my housework. You have a very relaxing sounding voice. I love having you be a part of my day.

[@AshMcPhee]

Great video once again Scott! I hope to visit here myself one day ☺️. I didn’t know so many celebrities were also in this graveyard along side Marilyn. Really appreciate this tour ✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼👉🏼

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Ashleigh M I’m SO glad you liked it Ashleigh. I hope one day you get to visit and see Marilyn’s in person💛✌🏿✌🏽

[@elenaescocia2479]

My favourite Roy Orbison song is In Dreams! I just love it so much!

[@poohbearsauntie]

I Am SO Glad I Finally Discovered You!

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

poohbearsauntie I’m so glad u did too!!

[@elainebines6803]

Our grave yards here, still look like Charles Dickins in London cemetery manor park. IF you ever come to London, don't miss Highgate Cemetery - some famous people buried there. I have been to Diana's resting place, only looking over the lake towards the Island. Only her boys and possibly close family and friends ever allowed on Island, they take a boat ride to it. I wonder who put the fresh flowers on Marilyn's grave? I know Joe DiMaggio had fresh flowers delivered to her , maybe a fresh rose, all the time, while he was alive. Oh my goodness, I keep adding to my comment - such a great video. Minnie Ripperton 'loving you' is in my top ten songs of all time - anybody who hasn't heard it - needs to Google it and watch. Most definitely, a part two please 🤗

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Elaine Bines Diana’s Grave is definitely one I would like to see. As for highgate if u get the chance search my George Michael videos here, I show some pics from Highgate. George is my number one favourite artist ever and to visit his grave is highest on my list . I really hope the family soon allows fans to visit . Thanks Elaine !

[@elainebines6803]

@@SCOTTONTAPE I will definitely will work through all your videos- the content just gets better and better. 👍🏻

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Elaine Bines thank you so much Elaine !

[@Dubje63]

Highgate Cemetery is a beautiful cemetery and peacefull.

[@CrazyCatWoman1]

Diana is not on that island, she's in the family crypt with her dad.

[@MrMelgibstein]

This cementary is definitely star studded.Its like the Oscars with celebrities laying on their backs.

[@ericallison3051]

Another awesome video Scott! By the way, congrats on 5,000 subscribers!!!

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Eric Allison thank you Eric! Much appreciated!

[@sonjastanger4078]

Congratulations Scott!!! Loves & prayers 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤

[@MsRicanMami1]

I enjoyed this, great work Mr. Scott ♥️ Part 2 please! 👍👍

[@NYCgirl927]

By far you are the best at these tours. Easy going with facts & little commentary. I subscribed & liked.

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Awww thank you so much I really appreciate that ✌🏽✌🏿

[@tammyhoward5482]

Loved this!! You do such an amazing job with your graveyard visits. You are so respectful and give us a chance to pay our respects. ♥️

[@dianes2652]

Scott, what an exceptional job. I’ve loved cemeteries ever since I was a little girl. I’ve begun a marathon of your videos. New subscriber for sure!! Thank you for all you do. God bless 🙏🏻

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Thank you so much Diane!

[@bridgetwhite9738]

Thank You for this video. It really made me feel as if I was there with you guys. The both of you took your time and didn't rush. That made it all the more personal for me. Thank You again.

[@jillgross6232]

Scott, it is nice to go back in time and see how much you've grown as a producer! ❤ Your videos are always spectacular, and I enjoy them very much. You have a gift, my friend!!! I know the huge effort it takes to make a quality video with all the research that is required and to make it appear effortless. ❤❤❤ I'm hoping one day I will get to meet you when you make a stop in the western area of Tennessee or Nashville! I'll even throw in dinner, lol! ❤

[@jerrigreen7443]

First time I've seen your work. Tastefully done and very respectful. --- footnote-headstones do not have to be removed to have etching done. Equipment can be brought to cemetary.

[@adminsroserobertson]

RIP to everyone of them 🙏🙏🙏💜 They all will live on forever in our heart's ❤️

[@stjudeprayer7]

Thank you. So well done, giving out details. Letting us read by pausing at a location....

[@maryamalfayed223]

Just when I think I cannot be surprised Scott you always always do!. ... This by far is one of your best videos!. ... Thank you so much for a walk down memory lane so many of these people were a big part of my life as I was growing up thank you! 🌹

[@berryboo5390]

I think it’s so sad when they have unmarked graves 😪

[@janineshaner1107]

Yes it is. . . .

[@autumnmarchant5122]

Makes no sense with how rich they were.

[@THEBLIZZARDSIX]

Billy Wilder, Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau were my idols growing up and they still are. Great and amazing video thank you for doing it and showing all the celebrities and there are a lot.

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

You’re welcome !

[@kandimitchell9935]

Scott you did a beautiful job! I really enjoy your films!

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Thank you so much Kandi!

[@Thelma-r6c]

Thank you Scott for sharing!

[@gingeroverstreet3671]

Awesome video. Seen this cemetery on other videos but none compares to yours. Love that you showed so many celebs!! Next time your back here in Nashville you should go to Woodlawn Cemetery and see all the stars we have there. I live right down the road and visit it every so often. Lots of music artists.

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Ginger Overstreet wow I just looked up that cemetery and you’re right : so many celebrities. And my favourite Dobie Gray! I’ll definitely visit it when I’m back in Nashville. And thanks so much for the kind words !

[@lindasumner5128]

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[@scottsignorelli6396]

So interesting and hope you do more tours like this in the future.Thanks for doing what you do.

[@redbaron9965]

Visited this cemetery back in 2012. Wish I had more time to spend there. Saw many of the gravesides you show in the video but missed many others. I remember vividly however that someone had left an unlit cigarette in Dean Martin's flower vase. Enjoyed watching your video.

[@georgettescolaro785]

Thanks Scott. I visited last summer on the day in the week that happened to be the 60th anniversary of Marilyn Monroe’s passing the amount of flowers and memorabilia was overwhelming. Also Fanny Brice is buried there. She was portrayed by Barbra Streisand and funny girl.

[@c20406]

We visited most of the cemeteries. We almost got ran off from forest lawn next to Universal. They were strict. Luckily, the lady who came out recognized my heavy southern accent. She was from Atlanta. She let us continue on. We were at Andy Gibb grace when she confronted us. Liberace grave is beautiful and close to Gibbs. Scott

[@KarmicSalt]

I was there not long after Andy was interred. Now his mom and dad are close I hear.

[@bar-b9431]

Commonly overlooked at Westwood Village is the grave alongside Betty Paige. It's that of Allan Melvin, who was Sam, the butcher, on The Brady Bunch.

[@Paulitosway]

Wow that's crazy. I did not know that, overlooked indeed !

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Bar-B dang I can’t believe I missed that ! I would have loved to pay respects to Sam the butcher ! Thanks for letting me know

[@rotunda57]

Allan was an actor everyone my age recognizes from multiple appearances but nobody knew his real name. I remember him as Sergeant Hacker on the Gomer Pyle USMC show.

[@Navy35]

rotunda57 he also had about 5 guests appearances on the Andy Griffith show

[@angelsutton9860]

GREAT JOB SCOTT ~ KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!! :)

[@indica5238]

I think out of all your cemetery videos I liked this one the best! It amazes me at how much knowledge you have around celebrities....all little details that most of us wouldn’t of known! Thanks for taking the time to make these videos and for sharing them! Love you! ❤️

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Deb Carman well I think you know where I get my knowledge of older celebrities from right ? And why does your name sound so familiar ?🤨😂

[@indica5238]

SCOTT ON TAPE yes I do know where ... I miss that man! 💕 I was thinking the same thing about your name! lol! Don Knotts grace was incredible!

[@indica5238]

His grave!

[@aprilhaywood3306]

That would be a awesome place to visit, much love always ❤

[@pattyruiz6]

That was a good tour. Thanks Scott. I'm definitely going to visit.