The Tragic Life Story and Sad Final Years Of Burt Lancaster

[@devondicker3516]

Please stop using Tragic Life as click bait

[@chrisyates8115]

Absolutely!

[@verity4917]

👍Every Life has some tragedy, why using it as a click to bait? Burt died at 80...what's the use of mentioning the ups and downs of his life? We all have our ups and downs, and many won't reach age of 80! RIP Burt Lancaster, thank you for your films which will never be forgotten.

[@lindarogers3566]

Mind your own business

[@verity4917]

@@lindarogers3566 Hurra! My opininion is effective!

[@danielsmith5023]

I know , it's BS . I have seen titles like " He died when his wife reveled the shocking truth about him " . Should be banned .

[@barrygioportmorien1]

Burt is my favourite actor of all time. Although he was not considered as a western actor, he made a number of them, and every one of them were above average. Even as being a John Wayne fan to me, Burt's westerns had a quality that in my humble opinion, rose above most other westerns through the years. I notice here, these movies are not even mentioned, it's such a shame.

[@rivergold4835]

The Wonderful and Successful Life Of Burt Lancaster

[@ronnieince4568]

His most unexpected appearance was in The Leopard filmed in Sicily based on the novel by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa .

[@gino423]

Bert was the King

[@chih-chienwu5757]

He is the God in "Castle keep".

[@scorpnov13]

So was Burt

[@annriley4106]

Love he all film 🎥 he great actor R.I.P Burt

[@michaelsheedy]

The final years are sad for everyone.

[@oldladybird8528]

I think his last movie he was in was "Field of dreams".

[@Thom3748]

Nice review of Lancaster's career. I think he kept it kind of a secret, but I believe he was a heavy cigarette smoker. And I think by the time he reached his late 60s, the smoking started to take a toll on his health. Ironic that such a strong athlete in his early years would let a habit like that take him down.

[@emmalancaster2013]

What a stunner!

[@redblade8160]

I'm really not that interested in his boring life, although I'm sure he enjoyed it.

[@jonnybalz]

He was great in his small part in Field of Dreams

[@daisuke6072]

Before my time but from seeing his movies he was a great actor though

[@shadboy]

Sorry I just don't get the SAD ENDING crap.

[@serenhafwilliams-davies5915]

😭😭

[@OldBittyGrandma]

Tragic? Sad life? I think you have the wrong person.

[@nicolelillis2077]

Nope, I have to disagree with you.! Burt lived his dynamic, exciting life at full tilt. There was nothing sad or tragic about it. His health problems in old age were awful, but many of us may experience bad things towards the end...

[@mcd3379]

Hardly a tragic life story......more of a life of triumph if you ask me.

[@brerpork]

Nothing tragic about his life..

[@chrispaschal7955]

Burt was and still is one of a kind, love his movies.

[@susanjaskulek4280]

Talent and so attractive...never a bad performance....we need to see his movies weekly...

[@vlot8247]

My favorite is the Birdman of Alcatraz. Have watched that movie probably close to 10 times.

[@itsnotrightyouknow]

What are you drivelling on about? Lancaster had a fantastic life, trapeze artist, movie star, lived well, and according to his own words had a great time. The title I guess is to draw people in to listen, as it sounds better than. "The wonderful life of Burt Lancaster" So for me it's 👎👎👎 for serving up a junk title

[@alanthomson007]

I thought he was brilliant in "The Train" with Paul Scofield 1964 movie fantastic acting

[@briangraham1024]

Yes. A very good movie.

[@franko1616]

Burt Lancaster was, and will always be, my favourite move actor! Period!

[@almohvn33]

SAME!!!!!!!

[@michaelandrew964]

Heaven help us with this channel; Burt Lancaster DID NOT have a sad or tragic life. We all die, and that is our tragedy - maybe .

[@Berniewahlbrinck]

Exactly!

[@redblade8160]

Michael Andrew. Lancaster died peacefully while sitting on the toilet!

[@dianapeek6936]

This channel is the biggest clickbait on You Tube as far as I'm concerned. It IS ALWAYS THE SAME,.

[@saobanza5314]

I agree!

[@user-xt8ij4wb5i]

This robotic voice is so lame. Ruins the video

[@tancreddehauteville764]

One of the greatest actors of the 50s, 60s and 70s. A true star and a Hollywood legend - he will never be forgotten.

[@bucstart]

He had a wonderful life. I love the way the title indicates --- "The Tragic Life." Like this video was going to uncover an addiction to heroin, lost all of his money and died laying face down in a gutter!!!! What a bunch of BS. Get real "American Legend."

[@davicool4284]

Truly a one - of - a - kind Human Being, Actor, Friend. He used his celebrity to help those less fortunate. Today it's impossible for many people to define what a man or a woman is... I will just say here + now... What A MAN!

[@timothypoulter8285]

I'm not aware Burt Lancaster had a tragic life - more the complete opposite. Sure he got older and had health problems as most people do but that hardly warrants the title of this video.

[@jerrybecker1628]

I agree

[@andreaskruenert8833]

Burt Lancaster hatte doch ein tolles Leben! Grandioser Schauspieler! In seinen Filmen wird er ewig weiterleben.

[@margaretcastell9429]

As a 12 year old schoolgirl he was my big crush. Seeing him in The Crimson Pirate did it! I was a big fan writing to him regularly for autographed photos. I saw most of his films, a great actor. Atlantic City was a favorite. I believe Local Hero, a charming Scottish film was his last film. He was a gorgeous man and no wonder women fell for him. Plus his acting talent. The Sweet Smell of Success showed his versatility. Where are the manly male stars these days?

[@dannistor7294]

The end is always more or less sad... Also, there's no hint of tragic moments during the presentation... so, with regret, I'm declaring the title as utterly idiotic...

[@dianapeek6936]

This channel is always a load of rubbish and totally inaccurate at the end. You could get all the information by just type his name on Google and get all the information. Instead you get a whole load of unnecessary waffle.

[@terryhorne2582]

Pure class. One of the all time best actors ever. Love his movies.

[@evamecs3561]

Getting old is inevitable. He lived a full life at full speed. I don't see tragedy here.

[@howardkahn717]

TRAGIC LIFE ! ARE YOU NUTS !

[@chitchitmar1313]

The best actor of all time.The most outstanding movie is " The Train"

[@jamesmurphy4021]

I think the gunfight at the ok corral when he played Wyatt Earp with Kirk Douglas as Doc Holiday was a great film. Both Lancastor and Douglas played great roles and both were great actors in my opinion. RIP to both.

[@susanjaskulek4280]

Never saw this film...great casting. The rainmaker is my favorite also great cast.

[@IvanRodriguez-hl4pg]

Burt's handshake is my most prized possession. I met him in NYC when he was accepting a track and field award from NYU for his late brother. It was in the early 90's and he looked as good as he did in his films.

[@shaunhewitt1736]

What a legend he was rip Burt.

[@james-bw2rl]

What a actor and a handsome man he was loved all his film actor

[@truecynic1270]

Between his wonderful appearance and magnetic sexual appeal, his wonderful interpretation of the roles he took was such a joy to be entertained by. Love his movies and love the passion he had as an actor. May he sincerely rest in the peace he so deserves.

[@redblade8160]

True Cynic Lancaster had a very large mouth that seem to go all round his head!

[@petekdemircioglu]

Ahaha

[@petekdemircioglu]

Are you gay? This sounded very poetic love.

[@truecynic1270]

Ooooooo, too judgmental !!!@@GTKJNow I'm an Atheist as well and I'm open minded and ACCEPTING to all religions as well as to all peoples' PERSONAL beliefs. Believing that only your religion counts starts WARS. I don't like people who start wars and arguments - none of them belong in a GOOD, not evil, world - right from wrong applies here

[@truecynic1270]

YOU violated HUMAN RIGHTS, HOMOPHOBE@@petekdemircioglu

[@james-bw2rl]

What an actor and an what am handsome guy he was

[@susancampbell6635]

What a nonsense, burt Lancaster did not have a tragic life he did not die in poverty or alone, honestly anything to get attention to your channel, burt had a very varied and interesting career...tell his story without your highlights on tragedy....

[@mdteletom1288]

Have any of you seem The Swimmer? It was my brother's favorite film with Lancaster and an off beat role for him.

[@nicolelillis2077]

Yes! Burt was absolutely brilliant in The Swimmer. It's also one of my faves. He played such a powerful, self-assured character, early in the film. Yet, as he realised it was all a facade and people pitied him, his life unravelled. To then watch him become a broken, alienated man was devastating. The only actor worthy of that role was Burt Lancaster. He was also in his mid fifties and still looked super fit and gorgeous. It's one of the most underrated films of all time!

[@cosmicman621]

@@nicolelillis2077 ...people in the comment section of,Mr Lancaster’s appearance on the Dick Cavett show...raved about the movie,The Swimmer,as a must see classic film.I hope to see it one day.

[@6lr6ak6]

Yes I've seen the swimmer a few times it's a very good film, l like the part where he's telling his friends his plan to swim his way home, he was a great actor.

[@nicolelillis2077]

@@6lr6ak6 Yes! It's unique in the way the swimming pools 'tie' the whole film plot together. As Ned takes a dip in each neighbour's pool, back to his home, that pool represents a part of his past. When he gets closer to home, his life implodes. He finally remembers his past. I've never seen a movie quite like this.

[@nicolelillis2077]

@@cosmicman621 I'm sure you'll find this film fascinating! It's the kind of unique, but troubling film that stays with you. It's also ahead of it's time, the way it showed mental health issues. Without the usual subtlety of a 1960's film. I find it so haunting, yet brilliant.

[@atackio1316]

Tragic life are you having a laugh

[@stevefarris9433]

I watched so many of his movies I can't remember all of them. Since I am a classic western fan I rate those movies a 15 on a 1 to 10 scale. Lawman, Valdez is coming, Vera Cruz, Kentuckian, and so many more. I think he lived a good life and just like me at 85 and other old men we struggle with the disease of old age. Not so tragic, just life.

[@galanis38]

You needn't have titled this post in a false way.

[@rayrichardson1082]

This title is simply misleading in order to attract viewers !

[@jimakin3541]

In my opinion, Elmer Gantry was his best movie. It made a very large impression on me.

[@iwaisman]

Don't forget The Rainmaker, The professionals, The Leopard and The pool, among many others.

[@grahamjordan1040]

What sort of impression

[@sherylpearson6572]

It was one of his best movies I think..

[@angelacarleton9575]

I love Burt Lancaster and his movies were outstanding.

[@leoinsf]

There was always an "authority" about Burt's acting. There was nothing "small" about Burt and his first movie: "The Killers" shows this. His film history shows this "authority" getting stronger and a movie such as "Birdman of Alcatraz" shows it in spades. No little man, his European films shows his comfort in playing with authority. "Atlantic City," while a small movie, he is radiant in it!

[@redblade8160]

Piale 36 He had a small willy!

[@leoinsf]

@@redblade8160 You are a complete card! Wasn't I setting it up for your comment. I have seen nude pictures of Burt and, you are right, it was small!

[@NOTSOCOOLDUDE]

Has anybody mentioned The Professionals?

[@robertafierro5592]

Remember when he was Elmer Gantry?

[@Pookiepup1]

Seven Days in May is one of my favorite movies. I don't know why it disappeared for so many years, but it shows up on TV now and then. I don't know how these biographies are made, but it seems like the narrators are reading from a script that they have never seen before! The syntax is terrible.

[@jimholder6656]

My favorite film of his was his collaboration with Kirk Douglas in "Gunfight at the OK Corral," a classic.

[@rand007]

would be nice if the photos were in sinc with the narration :(

[@blueduck5589]

Robert Stroud was not a "rehabilitated convict."

[@richardwitherstone7396]

Alot of people would of loved to have such a sad life!

[@blueduck5589]

"would have" !

[@richardwitherstone7396]

@@blueduck5589 well done English teacher 👏🏻 👍🏻

[@redblade8160]

@@richardwitherstone7396 Don't get upset like a spoiled kid, he was just trying to help you out with your poor English grammar.

[@richardwitherstone7396]

@@redblade8160 both of you are very boring! Is that good enough English for you?

[@redblade8160]

@@richardwitherstone7396 Not quite, the first letter of a word in a sentence is always capitalised.

[@rj6404]

I had a chance to meet his wife in Beverly Hills , she had come down to our office on Wilshire blvd around 2012 , very unassuming lady , while talking she mentioned her husband was a hollywood actor & quickly added , oh you woud't know , it was long back .

[@AuroraCornejo-w2r]

Never checked on date he passed what year??

[@thehalfassedhorrorcast]

“Tragic life”= huge bucket of win rolled out with a robotic voice for ten minutes straight.

[@josephparkinson4054]

He was a actor and made great movies lived a lovely life So stop saying Tragic life. I agree with D

[@shimmeringreen]

Looks to me like he had a great life. A hard dying process is par for the course for the vast majority of people.

[@dublin_barman1356]

Clickbait, there was Nothing Sad about the life of Burt Lancaster

[@marthawoodworth]

NOT a 'tragic life story." He had a beautiful life compared to most people. Please don't spout fake news. Everyone has "tragedy" in their lives. Don't make Burt's big story be about his "tragedy." He was a hugely successful, handsome, charismatic person, strong and full of life, with huge payouts.

[@beyond1957]

The Killers 1946, Burt Lancaster in his first screen role, the rest is history.

[@danielmoncada7514]

WHERE IS THE TRAGIC PART ??????,daniel,marcela y miss cirila,CANADA,

[@carolinejohnson22]

They dont make them like that anymore! There was nothing tragic about him or his life. Such a stupid title 😡

[@brianusworth4561]

He made some really great films and he certainly deserved his ocar in Elmer gantry

[@shaunhewitt3584]

He was my favorite actor RIP burt Lancaster!!

[@stephanie323735]

Sr 🙏🖤🙏 RIP Great Actor one of BEST 😥💔🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@ajr3553]

One of the greatest

[@jacksugden8190]

RIP Burt Lancaster at the end of this clip, I watched this, and deduced that I’m 28 years too late for his RIP.

[@lavonmcneal3005]

Hey he was one of my favorite actors

[@elijahskyeagle5651]

If I was down just watch Burt Lancaster immediate happiness

[@elijahskyeagle5651]

Burt was always my favorite actor loved him in Jim Thorpe

[@user-xt8ij4wb5i]

Why is this irritating vocal filtration has to be used?????

[@jennyohara4011]

Why does everyone die for...dont they have money for the best food medicines and doctors? most dont die from old age like the queen but 20-25 years before

[@inproper3952]

Burt Lancaster and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. were my favorite movie stars of the Golden Era! Gorgeous manly men! 💕💕

[@cshirmer8416]

My favorite actor ! Rip.🙏❤️

[@deanronson6331]

It's loo-KEE-noh Visconti, not loo-CHEE-noh. I wouldn't exactly call Burt's life tragic. Here's a Hollywood star of amazing acting ability, whose excellent career was impaired by illness only towards the end of his life. This has happened to countless other actors and has to do with a genetic roll of the dice rather than tragic circumstances. He will forever remain in the pantheon of the world's major movie actors, which is a kind of immortality one can hope for but few achieve. By comparison, Liz Taylor, who suffered from all kinds of ill health throughout her life and the loss of a beloved husband, can be truly considered to have had a tragic life.

[@sundararajanmurari222]

I remember only ihis 1960s Westerns like Gunfight at OK Correl, Vera Cruz, etc and offbeat film Trapeze

[@joecostantino6257]

Greatest actor of all time.

[@mikemccormick8115]

Like so many of these, not so “tragic” compared to most elderly people and normal course of life with predictable health issues (heart, stroke, etc) which lead to death. He made it to 80. Not so bad at all.

[@KenR208]

Such a well-produced documentary on this one-of-a-kind performer, fast moving and always interesting.

[@mtsflorida]

Burt was the best. None could match his talents and stage presence. He even more was a strand up guy who loved being a respectful American and republican.

[@nulu712]

what ridicolous title

[@glynisgibson4933]

I love to listen to his voice...he was always well spoken...great man..great actor..

[@desmondhull5778]

The video failed to mention that Burt Lancasters grandparents were from Belfast.

[@marygagliano7664]

I AGREE I LOVE BURT LANCASTER THEY LOVE TO MAKE A GREAT STAR TO END UP ALL OLD AND SICK. AND NOT AT ALL JEALOUS!

[@bigtex4058]

Fun fact: Burt got into a fist fight with Jack Elam because Burt made fun of Jack being walleyed.

[@richardplantan4375]

He is my all time favorite actor.

[@kersimistry6690]

One of the greatest actor of our time

[@markjordan1765]

RIP Only if he was saved. God is very clear about that. You must be born again to enter heaven.

[@cosmicman621]

...how dare you comment on a man’s heart..the arrogance..only God knows the Soul of his creation

[@JohnJohn-zn8ib]

That is not true, born again wasn’t in the original bible so don’t fall for it, it’s a cult like theme and is all heresy.

[@guyrestivo]

you are correct..the Bible and Christ are very clear on salvation--but sadly people criticize or get upset having never read The New Testament or even having gone to church...they think they re good enough to get to heaven but Christ and the Bible say differently..For anyone reading this just open and read the book of John--it will open your eyes and heart like it did mine

[@markjordan1765]

@@guyrestivo So true. Love you.

[@JohnJohn-zn8ib]

@@guyrestivo prefer the Old Testament.

[@akhnatenra6603]

Recently, watching the 1971 Super Fight between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, that I realized that Burt Lancaster was one of the Comentetors of the broadcast. And he did such a acertives comments about the fight with such Professionalism that sounded very natural.

[@effiesaliora1910]

I loved his movies RIP Burt Lancaster🙏🏻🌹

[@james-bw2rl]

I just love ❤️ this guy he was just an actor he was a gentleman another one of the of the old time greats I love ❤️ all his movies But my favourite movie was from here to eterinty one of a kind

[@charlottestafford2075]

Hey There he had a good life. No Tragic. CHÀR

[@andreedelahaye5303]

Pourquoi ce n'est pas en français????

[@callmeal4183]

Local Hero. Check it out. Sublime.

[@brazkdidiyabrak1785]

One of my favourite american actors of all time

[@robertamaxwell6813]

One of the very 'greats'..Among the many roles not to be forgotten ELMER GANTRY..

[@northerngirl1637]

What a strange pronunciation of his name.