RICHARD BURTON SPEECHS TO FRANK SINATRA 1983
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That level of class and dignity doesn’t exist in the entertainment industry anymore.
Class is long gone in this society. This generation is a total disgrace.
Never a truer word said my friend
It’s all Chris rock getting slapped by Will smith these days
Well said it, absolutely True, Thanks.
Agree
The man with the greatest speaking voice honoring the man with the greatest singing voice
Perfectly put.
💯
Brilliantly put 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Amen to that.
Well said👏
Burton made this towering speech on November 20, 1983. At the time, he had been suffering from cirrhosis and kidney disease for two years, and from constant and severe neck pain for much longer. He would be dead within a year. To pull this off was sheer mastery.
This is heartbreaking to know. Thanks for posting it.
I'm so curious who Burton meant Frank took care of.
@@mortalclown3812 George Raft.
@@daleholmgren6078Joe Louis.
And countless others.
@@mortalclown3812 Lee J. Cobb
@@mortalclown3812 Sammy Davis Jnr.
I am blown away. There aren’t people like this in the entertainment industry anymore. Absolutely stunning.
Yes. An era gone forever. Sadly.
That is true. However, @Lukather5150 already made that top comment seven months before you. You just copied his comment with a few words changed. Please don't copy peoples' popular comments just for likes. Thanks.
The only word to aptly describe this Golden Moment in Hollywood history. Burton, a giant orator pays tribute to a giant singer.
Frank is busted. Through his wonders of the internet we know that Sinatra donated a billion dollars. Tell me no secrets and l'll tell you no lie's.
❤😂🎉😅😊
I would say Sir Anthony Hopkins is about the last one still alive.
Peadophiles then peadophiles now
Frank Sinatra's 1983 letter to Richard Burton: "You moved me as no other man ever has. And I will be grateful to you every day of my life."
Did he really write it?
@@montgomeryclift2480 yes
@Silver Fox I loved and admired greatly Richard Burton- a unique, gifted, talented and charismatic man. Alas, booze basically destroyed him, but, it says much for him that he lived into his 50s ( 3 bottles of vodka and 100 cigarettes were his daily sustenance for many years ). Oh that we had some stars like Richard Burton today. Happy Christmas from Sofia, Michael
@@montgomeryclift2480 yes of course he did he was an erudite, cultivated wordsmith. He read, he wrote he was a man who spoke English as his second language.
@@hunterluxton5976 u
Burtons voice was so magnificent.. so imposing..
When Richard Burton spoke, the world listened, his voice can send shivers down your spine! Even old Blue eyes looked humbled.
Shiver down the spine ??? wht is he a Hitlers general...
He could read from the Telephone Directory and make it sound like Shakespeare.
They both funded Zionist terrorists in the 1940s.
No closed captioning needed when Mr. Burton spoke. Gawd, what a voice
@@w.patterson4413 He had a ridiculous fake voice.
I was in the audience that night. I toured with Frank Sinatra for almost 14 years as his opening act and was with him for about for about a year at that time. Frank invited me and my then wife to the event. In those 14 years there were take away moments just to numerous to count.This night stands out as one I knew I would never forget. In this room were the biggest stars in Hollywood who I had seen so many times in movies as a little boy growing up in Harvey, Illinois. When Richard Burton began to speak with that magnificent tone of voice a hush came over the room and many were brought to tears because of the content and delivery but also because they had been blessed by Frank's benevolence as well. Time and time again I witnessed his acts of kindness. As I have said so many times "Frank Sinatra wasn't a Saint but he sure did some saintly things" Rest in Peace dear friend. There's not a day that goes by that I don't think of you.
wow! what a story that you were actually there! Today was the first time i've ever heard Burton's tribute, or even realised he and Sinatra had this friendship. And may I say, your own tribute here, is very moving.💙🏴
Thanks Ian@@ianian2502
Fantastic story. Thank-you very much for sharing it.
Bless you as well tom
When i need cheering up i always come back to watch this inspirational i think god bless all
A man who could make even a birthday tribute sound like an epic Shakespearean soliloquy.
Sir Richard Burton CBE voice was unparalleled in history. The love affair of Liz and Dick is considered to be the most loving/torrid affair. This is according to The Guinness Book Of World Records. The most torrid love affair of ancient history was that of Cleopatra and Mark Antony.
All of these lovers of history shall always be remembered for the sparks and zizzle they had on/off the cinema. I believe that when we pass away it is not goodbye, it's farewell, 'till we meet again in the corridors of heaven. "DOWN THERE IN THE SEA OF LOVE WHERE EVERYONE WOULD LOVE TO DROWN"
Sara by Stevie Nick's. Sometime one can find magic in the most unexpected of places.
Liz and Dick dazzled us with the magic that their combustible relationship created RIP: LIZ, DICK, CLEOPATRA, ANTONY.
At the end of one's life the only thing that matters is leaving your mark.on this planet. I'm very certain that all these ⭐️'s of the cinema where able to say:
"I HAVE FOUGHT THE GOOD FIGHT, I HAVE FINISHED THE RACE, l HAVE KEPT THE FAITH".
APOSTLE PAUL IN TIMOTHY☦️
Yes, although this was a wonderful speech, Richard Burton has been known to enthrall audiences with his readings of telephone book listings.
What a voice
Burton Was Poetry In Mottion
Richard Burton could read off a grocery list and it would still sound like classical theater.
One of the finest speeches honoring someone I've ever heard .Talk about CLASS !
Absolutely superb
@cisty brown he was a great human being
@cistv brown Let's use 1970 as a benchmark for his last hit. He was 55 at that time. Not many singers maintain their voices and popularity for that long. I made the mistake of believing his greatest hits were his greatest vocal performances. Definitely not. What'll I do, I'm a Fool to Want You, The Summer Knows, Hello Young Lovers, September Song, I Think of You. Dr. Martin Luther King wept during Sinatra's VC of Ol Man River. If you don't like him or his singing then you of course are entitled to your opinion. Avg he was not.
@cisty brown Better add to your list. When he broke through in the 40's he was the Presley or Beatles of the time. He was a recording star, concert and nightclub performer, actor, movie star, television performer and talk show host. There wasn't much in entertainment that he couldn't do.
@@mdteletom1288 Your background on Sinatra is so right. Some people who have NO knowledge, or background in music, singing, or any other part of entertainment need to just keep their mouth shut otherwise once they talk they prove to everyone how ignorant they really are. Sinatra IS King . It's undisputed by ANYONE that knows music and performing.
It's not just the mesmerising voice, it's the beautiful choice of words, the timing, the pauses, the intensity of the presentation. Perfect in every way. Two great men.
Richard Burton's love of English literature was given free reign here. How wonderful it is to hear someone speak so eloquently and powerfully....there are some great speeches on CZcams...Barack Obama never disappoints, G.W. Bush's eulogy for his father is superb. What I find interesting in Richard Burton's speech is that he mentions Sinatra not being able to get work, which could have been a mistake, but wasn't, because it re-emphasised the working class roots of a man who had made his money and spread his wealth to those that were struggling.....
@@DrCrabfingers They just speak from autocue...there's no free reign😂
He was a great actor.
He was also a very likeable person.
Yes in the business it calls Delivery. And sir burton was the master of , no doubt
You can see Frank listening intently to every word his friend is saying because he respected him so much.
Yes
You just know the old fart loved his pals brown-nosing him!
Richard's voice mesmerized audiences the world over! RIP.
Not only his voice, he was an amazing actor.
I wish I could have seen Richard B. Live on stage.
He could always hold an audience he should have had many Oscars !
Anyone who hasn't already heard it, check out Richard Burton reading Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night by Dylan Thomas. It's amazing, the fact that it's a Welshmen reading a Welsh poet adds to it for sure.
The Welsh have the greatest voices: Burton, Hopkins, Jonathan Pryce, Hugh Griffith, Michael Sheen, Bryn Terfel, Shirley Bassey, Tom Jones.
Richard Burton a voice that brings goose bumps to my skin, this is a man in a class by himself.
lol
A class of drunks and womanizers? LOL
@@jars7774 And what's any different with anyone person who's not in acting?
His voice is absolutely timeless.
@@irishoak7269 The only voice that might be better is Charlton Heston, two great voices for sure !!
Perhaps the best tribute I've ever heard, spoken by one of the most magnificent orators, about the greatest popular signer of the 20th century.
I could listen to Richard Burton’s superb diction all day. This was a tour de force of a speech that focused more on Frank Sinatra’s generosity and not his artistry. Sublime!
LOL this cheapo fraud Sinatra doesn't even belong in top 10 pop crooners, nevermind singers.
Richard Burton, words, voice and presence, wonderfull actor.. Nothing like that we find nowadays.
Absolutely agree
we're stuck with J Lo and Beyonce. God help us all.
When you hear the calibre of that voice and the talent and stature of those late departed stars,well look at today and see how far our society has degraded from those times,RIP , Frank and Richard,true stars
Amen to that Brother, Amen!!!
Well said
Yes, a degradation of decency class morals, and solidarity, and what a bridge between English 16th-century drama and Hollywood he is delivering/creating. C
So true.
An incredible testament to a man's selflessness and generosity. Compared to today's celebrities who are all about "me", how many followers do I have, or how much more $ can I have. Opposite ends of the spectrum.
What a speech, even Frank Sinatra looked tearful. Brilliant video.
Yes Freddie good name lol 😂 😂
Wow as his wife mouthed wow indeed- even frank seemed to forget he was talking about him😂 - check out war of the worlds !
Amen
Magnificent ,MAGGIO, OLD Blue Eyes .
If he wasn't, I have.
In 2024, listening to this marvellous voice, I feel butterflies in my stomach. RIP Richard. It hurts my heart.
Not sure there has ever been a more spectacular tribute to anyone, ever.
Oh yes there has, unless it all hangs on what you mean by "spectacular". Aside from thousands of unheard eulogies, the elegies of certain great poets are more memorable to me than this - interesting though it is to see for the first time.
@@jimnewcombe7584 ... in your opinion
@@dominus1204 I am not the idiot speaking in absolutes, and you can hardly refute my claim (as if you could possibly even *begin* to know about all the tributes that have been given. If you believe that a crooning drunken racketeer receives better verbal plaudits and accolades than, say, Shelley elegizing John Keats or Plato mourning Socrates then I'll hazard that "my opinion" might be more well informed.
@@jimnewcombe7584 nothing wrong with your level of hubris it seems. I didn't refute anything that you said, I merely stated that it was your opinion ... considerably more valuable than my own apparently, but I will survive the shame
Perhaps I should've taken more notice of the "not sure" at the beginning of your claim, although the sentence is balanced like a spear before ending it with the absolute "anyone, ever". Anyhow, appy polly loggies, enjoy the night @@dominus1204
NO ONE ON THIS EARTH WILL EVER REPLACE THESE TWO BEAUTIFUL MEN...THE LAST OF A DYING BREED!! God, how we miss them!! Rip as you are truly missed!!!
What a voice Burton had. Tremendous.
Arguably the greatest actor to have ever lived paying tribute to the greatest singer. Fabulous.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
If you mean that it just shows your shitty taste in films and music.
A beautiful tribute by a beautiful man to a beautiful man. Style, class, dignity, decency , and real talent. Another Hollywood.
As the lady said,WOW.
Lots of words, faking, posturing, alcohol and cigars. Very little substance.
Burton’s voice truly makes the hairs at the back of your neck stand up. Sadly missed!
He could make a trip over to the Circle K for a fill up, and a candy bar, sound like an exciting, sea faring adventure.
Burton was a genius, amazing actor.
He had the most appallingly beautiful oratory.
It's Chilling because He appeared in the Film 1984' year and died short after ....I believe!
The Golden Age was Over by then but I'm glad they were Alive while I was 18 at the time .
What a voice this man was gifted, a true Welsh man, and his timing, his fantastic choice of words..he can deliver a speech like no other ..mesmerising especially when on the screen,..sadly missed, but a great inspiration to any young would be actor..
Don't forget his PAUSES! Just as important as that God-given Voice.
Damn!! There will never be another tribute to match this one. I watch it over and over. ❤
So do I. Not one word wasted.
I have yet to ever hear a voice that has ever stirred me as much as Richard Burton 😋
I will never forget a check for $30,000.00 that arrived at our orphanage in Mexico when it was most needed. Thank you, Mr. Sinatra. Thank you.
The end of 2022 and somehow I've never seen this before. Tears in my eyes. One great honouring another in the most incredible way.
Called respect
I love Richard Burton forever. The sound of his voice....😱💋💯❤️
The greatest speaker in the world honors the greatest singer I could listen to the two greatest voices forever!
Where did these great people go? People like Burton and Sinatra and of course thousands more. Burton’s integrity and class on display as he delivered a masterful tribute. My God this speech goes on the mantle.
You are correct; there is no one in their class at present.
They don't make them like that anymore...
Sadly, the me me vulture-culture and lust for money without a conscious or moral compass.Hearing Richard Burton speak those words moved. Johnx
They are gone. Never will we see their likes again.
Burton passed away less than a year later.
What a voice, What a speech
These were the great men of great days
By some unfathomable coincidence I have manage to miss this speech until today. Today, I needed my spirit lifted, today I felt so very low, today I felt so so tired, and then this; this magnificent wordsmith filled me with humility, restored my spirit with deep joy, that one man can speak with such command about his dear friend has moved me in a way beyond explanation.
Burton has way with words , so special . Best thing in life to have someone we can call a friend.
What a speaker with a voice that is captivating. Frank looked moved by Richard's words and delivery.
Richard Burton was one of the finest actors ever. From "Cleopatra", to "Taming of the Shrew", "Who's Afraid Of Virginia Wolf" and "Becket", he filled the screen with his brilliance. That voice was like a magnet. This brilliant actor was nominated 6 times I think and never won. It's a real crime when you lose to John Wayne !
@@fob1xxl Yes what a crime, i always thought that too. I saw all those iconic films there too. Incredible that he and Liz were twice married i think. She was such an icon and around the time of Cleopatra i think lots of guys thought lucky Richard that she was his wife. Yes, he had that amazing voice in movies and speeches such as this.
I was brought to tears just listening. Lol 😆
@@fob1xxl Richard Burton had the most sexiest voice . What woman could say No 🙊 😏
@@patriciaoreilly8907Yes, I imagine Richard had that effect on women haha lol!
The voice and intelligence of Richard Burton are beyond compare. God bless him always. Sadly missed and irreplaceable 😢
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
Aa a 74 yo and having listened to this for my first time It truly left a tear in my eye for a speech given by someone so worthy to someone worthy of every word. Bless you both
That speech alone should got Mr.Burton an Oscar.
That might be the most beautiful tribute I've ever heard in my life and I've heard many over the years.
It is.
simply magnificent-two great men- just wonderful- thanks for sharing- - peace to you all- rest in peace
That was a fine speech like one hears very rarely, Richard Burton was a man of considerable oratoy talent.
I cannot put into words how I feel listening to Burton's incredible voice. I'm covered with shivers. What a magnificent tribute to the great O' blue eyes.
The silence in the room & expressions on people's faces said it all. People like Burton & Sinatra are impossible to be replaced. RIP legends
What an incredible speech by Richard Burton and a great tribute from one friend to another. Two of the greatest talents of the 20th century. Both pure class performers and both legends of stage and screen. Wow!
Yes
Moving fan spveep❤
Richard Burton has a voice that is to die for!!!!
That is how to give a speech with poise humanity dignity and courage and above all kindness the mark of a wonderful actor who is no longer with us he is sadly missed
Adored Richard Burton. I could listen to him all day.
one of the best voices ever - Richard Burton. And one hell of a speech
Agree
Fantastic speech! Richard Burton that voice those words amazing !!
Yes
@@juneburns1565 agree
WOW…What a Voice by Richard Burton….!
Finest speaker of our times.
I am proud to say my father was a school boy friend of Richard Burton, he was an outstanding actor, narrator and a wonderful wonderful human being. There are certain people in life who just breeze along , they are able to do a multitude of things with their life and are accomplished at many many things. Richard was a true genius , a gentleman who loved what he did and boy did he do it well. He was from a different generation, almost old before his time but the one thing with Richard was as my Dad said he never forgot where he came from, he was proud of where he grew up but also grateful for the upbringing.
These so called movie stars of today need to look at these old films in black and white and with their wonky sets and bad lighting and realise the one thing they could do was act, tell the story bring it to life. There will NEVER be a generation of actors like these greats who have died and that is sad, so so sad.
Seems like it was always better in the old days Hanks not bad De niro,, Pacino. Nicholson, Pitt, Leonardo Dicaprio to name a few
Now that's what you call a tribute!!! And very well deserved!!
If credit is sought good deeds are undone , Sinatra sought none.
He clearly had a heart equal to his wonderful voice, and recieved without expectation this beautifully worded and spoken tribute by his friend.
That moved him. Such an amazing voice Richard Burton had. God's speed to you both
You can tell Richard Burton was a,stage actor he was used to performing before an live audience.
This is what class is...sharing his gifts as he is able to ...to help those in need...not for recognition, not for applause, not for his ego - but rather to just help because he can. Thank you Mr. Anonymous...Thank you Frank - for everything blue eyes.
Richard's voice is so memorising I could listen to it all day
I’m not a lip reader , but the amount of people who said ,”WOW , after that magnificent speech ,by Richard Burton was obvious!
One was his wife Barbara
That Richard Burton voice! His presence on any stage…..what a magnificent man!
One yr before his too early death
Spoken from the heart, no script, no iPad; Spontaneous and beautiful delivery, well said Mr Burton
It was rehersed, every single word and even the pauses. This is not a speech one can say off the cuff without any hesitatio or lack of confidence.
You seem to forget, Burton was a very good actor, and a very good writer too..........................
@@jeffhubbard4688 Stop assuming that "I seem to forget"... I was probably not yet born when Burton made such speech. I am merely making the observation of a well versed man that delivered an above average compliment upon a fellow actor. Full stop.....
@@hunterluxton5976 Without doubt
Never known about this speech. What a speech!! What a tribute.
Words could never be truer, as a cancer patient in the late eighties and early nineties in NYC I heard some of what Mr Anonymous had done for cancer institutions and patients throughout the years silently. God bless Frank Sinatra a true giant of a human being 🙏🏻😎
Frank Sinatra in his career raised more money ..over a BILLION dollars in today's money...and paid the bills for more famous people and just plain people.....than any other entertainer in history....Sinatra also paid ALL expenses out of his pocket when he performed for charity and did his world charity tours.....and he paid far more than he had to .....
Jerry Lewis called him the most generous man in the world....
Traducir please al español!
Like many I've seen lots of tributes down the years given to the great and the good but I don't think I've ever heard one as powerful as this one. Oh and I could listen to Burton reciting the phone book .....
Wonderful voice, its the Welsh that does it.
@@annehudson3210 and a certain voice coach.
What a beautiful and eloquent tribute to Mr. Sinatra's deep humanity and kindness.
This speech was well deserved, but Richard Burton could read a menu and be captivating, and absolutely amazing actor and orator.
One of the best speaking voices salutes one of the greatest singing voices. Magnificent. Perfect diction and great attitude! :D
If only people like this lived amongst us today
Then what? lol
Man it doesn’t get better then a genuine Richard Burton big up .......🎉❤
Now that's what I would call a Poetic Voice ❤😮
Class personified.
What a tribute, explaining, in part, why Frank Sinatra was one of the Greatest Men of the 20th Century.
Frank nowhere ever said anything about him being such a giver. So he was mister anomynous giver. A sinner but he cared!!
Burton's last public speech as it turned out. And what a great one it was. He was only 58 when he died. What a bloody loss.
Every once in a while I replay this moving tribute to Mr. Sinatra by Mr. Burton. Each man had voices so distinctive you could never mistake who they were. The diction, the beautiful vocabulary and the timber of Burton’s voice is deeply moving, a reminder of a time when Hollywood had some class. And say what you will about Sinatra…for his legendary charity and anonymous generosity this tribute was well deserved and no one could have delivered it with more dignity and elegance than Richard Burton.
timbre
@@michaelcollins237 you are correct
Wow, I’ve seen most of Sinatra’s stuff but never this.... moving, powerful and true words!
To listen to Burton orate that piece of majic about frank was captivating. What beautiful words. Could see frank never missed one word that was said, and was moved by it all. Frank Sinatra missed, Richard Burton missed. Thankfully these little gems still exist to remind us of these great men of the golden age. Thankyou.
Sadly we have no close to these giants today. Only self absorbed no talents.
What a beautiful tribute.
For all of you Richard Burton fans, there is a video you can upload on Utube where he is singing “Camelot” and is visibly moved by the response of the audience. Really worth seeing.
He wasn't majic Craig but he was magic
As a sound engineer for movies and music. You have no idea how perfect his voice and diction is sonically. Any microphone will do and it will cut through with no work. God it was an easy job 🎉for the engineers that worked with him
My way is a song about Frank Sinatra - each lyric and each note is describing Frank's life...he sings it with the passion and emotion as though he is showing us his soul. No one can sing this song like him, he owns this song..he lived this song. This is his legacy. This is his story.
Frank we love you ...thank you for everything you did for those in need - you paid more than enough rent for your time on this planet. You will never be forgotten.
When Richard Burton speaks you listen
This is the best by far one of the most beautiful heartwarming speeches to a Man with so much respect for others from a Man that has enormous respect for his good friend to both R.I.P
What a beautiful tribute from one of the greatest orators to one of the greatest singers on the planet.
Miss this class of entertainment. Now we have people who egos have gotten the best of them.
I had a Welsh friend and when he read out loud his voice became Burton, something wonderful about the speaking voice of the Welsh, this tribute was magnificent and Frank deserved it, every word
And the singing voices of those marvelous welsh top tenors
Yes
Richard Burtons voice the war of the Worlds no one to compare people thought it was really happening back in the day amazing beautiful voice RIP Sir
What an awesome speech. Frank was one of those people who was larger than life and he seemed to also be a generous, caring man. From singing his heart out on a street corner to international star - now there’s a success story. Bless his heart.
Two fella’s from the streets who’ve got more brains and class than any stuffed shirt ever had.
Two frauds pretending tough guys, more like. One a has been actor turned alcoholic, the other one a has beeen crooner turned a has been bore.
This is one of the greatest speeches I have ever heard in my life! Richard really out did himself . Having had the rare privilege by accident to have met Mr Sinatra he was kind and gentle greeting everyone in the room one by one. He didn’t have to but he did. I knew he had helped fellow friends and actors but unaware of his many charities. Addio Francesco !
Addio*
As great a man as he was. We’ll never know his true greatness.
I remember reading Lee J Cobb had heart surgery Sinatra paid the bill.
Lee Remick husband had heart surgery she went to pay the bill.
It had already been paid by Sinatra.
Lee Remick said years later at the time she didn't know Sinatra and up till that point she had never worked with him till many years later.
I've always thought that you couldn't sing like Frank Sinatra without having a lot of goodness in you. Some confirmation here from Richard Burton. Blazing artistry indeed.
One, if not the most moving speech from one man to another, Congratulations to Mr.Sinatra and this wonderful tribute to a very special human 👏🏽
I feel blessed to have grown up at a time when you had great entertainers like Sinatra, and Burton still showcasing their abundance of talent…side note, I had the great pleasure of meeting Mr.Sinatra when he appeared on the Arsenal Hall show with Joe Piscipo. 🎙️🙏🏾🕊️🕊️
What a wonderful heartfelt speech. Two of the greatest orators ever to walk this wonderful earth. 👏👏
So good I watched this a few times .... What an orator!! ... We'll never see a tribute so eloquently said from such a powerful and projecting voice 🙏
As tributes go, this has to rank among the best. No notes, and with that richly toned voice that makes him instantly recognizable, that was a perfect delivery.
What I loved most about Mr Sinatra was what he said about Joe Louis at Joe’s funeral. He said “He was a credit to his race, the human race”.
Magnificent speech , from the man with the Golden Voice ,to a Legend of our time
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
A great speech, to a great man, from a great man. Pure class. 👍
A speech for all eternity to whom an anonymous man receives such high praises is truly remarkable. MR. BURTON's VOICE is no match. Unequalled at any level. Such class such fineness.
I had the good fortune in 1983 to meet Ella Fritzgerald on Miami Beach one New Year's Eve.... she was playing with a combo in a small hotel on Ocean Drive.
She appeared to be in her mid70s. During her break, over coffee we talked about music.
I asked her who was her favorite male singer. She instantly replied .. " Frank Sinatra " !!
She also said they dated for many years and would even go to the Opera together in NY on Saturdays! I got to know that their love for music and respect for each others talents was immeasurable!! True Story!!!
Wow! That was some speech by my fellow Welshman, the legend who is Richard Burton. As a Sinatraphile I was deeply moved to hear the words spoken about my hero. Ol' Blue Eyes has many critics, and I would urge them to watch this video, and better help them to understand the man from Hoboken. RIP Mr. Sinatra and Mr. Burton.
I would have Burton Taught in all UK schools, I'm English and have always been a pains to point out his Welshness! He was a one off.
Years ago , in the mid 90's , I was down on my luck. Homeless in Santa Monica called. There was a priest, father Chase that came out to the beach ⛱ every Sunday and he and his friends would serve a terrific meal. And with the meal he gave everyone a dollar, sometimes $5 or $10 dollars. And one day I asked him where the food and money came from . And he told me frank Sinatra had an account set up specifically for that reason. I miss you ole blue eyes, mr anonymous 💙.
A nice tribute to chair man if the board
@@teddybass4450 he also had Elizabeth Taylor. I envy him. Great orator
I think Anthony Hopkins and Michael Sheen came from the same town as Mr Burton, is that so? Talk about an abundance of riches..
That was enormous and so true and delivered with perfection and very fitting for a man of the stature of Frank Sinatra. God bless both. Amen 🙏☘️🙌
WHAT A VOICE AND WHAT A BLOODY SPEECH KING RICHARD OF HOLLYWOOD
The sheer emotional force of this poetic tribute is breath-taking. The pace, eloquence and magnetic quality is spell-binding. The Three simultaneous wows at the end mark it out as something very special. I don’t think I’ve heard a speech at an award ceremony so memorable, so powerful, so vivid. Extraordinary.