Great video. My mother encountered Raymond once at the Los Angeles Airport, about 1960. She was there to pick up my father who was away on a business trip. She said that Raymond was a very cordial man, even to complete strangers.
When Raymond was enrolled at the San Rafael Military Academy he became good friends with my dad and uncle and remained close for the rest of their lives. We kids called him Uncle Ray
Once I was chosen for jury duty and when the attorney asked me if I had ever had any legal training I told them yes I watched Perry Mason on TV regularly:0
One of the most incredible actors ever. Perry Mason is the best TV series of all time in my opinion. Amazing. There is absolutely no one in Hollywood today that could possibly memorize 75-80 pages of legalese dialog for one show like he did. Never a flub in almost 300 episodes over 10 seasons from 1958 to 1967. Ive been watching since 1965 and two times daily for the last 4 years since metv has been running it. Great cast of characters. No special effects, just superb writing acting and drama
Well, not really. A well known "Hollywod Secret": www.metv.com/stories/raymond-burr-perfected-this-clever-trick-to-deliver-all-those-perry-mason-monologues#:~:text=According%20to%20actor%20James%20Hong,d%20perfected%20a%20clever%20technique.
What a wonderful, humble human being. He treated everyone with respect and dignity. I had the pleasure of meeting him only once, he was the type of guy who could make you feel so comfortable in his presence. Not just an amazing actor, but a remarkable human being.
Raymond had one of the best voices of any actor. Deep and rich for sure, but with so much sincerity and feeling and color, if you will. His radio work was unsurpassed. He could paint pictures in your mind through the radio and make you feel like you were there.
Totally agree! "Isn't it true, that it was YOU, who hid the fireplace poker" . King of the courtroom surprise. I was aqainted with his partner of over 30 years, Robert Benevides. They were wonderful people.
Raymond Burr was very handsome with dark looks and yes he was great in the movie Rear Window which was an excellent movie. Perry Mason was great I watched it for many year's😁👍🎉
I met him when I was a child at the Atlanta Airport. I told my mom the Perry Mason was sitting next to us. She looked and told him what I said. He laughed and said doesn't she watch Ironside? No I watched Mon thru Fri Perry Mason with my Grandmother. He was nice and kind to us.
I graduated from Colorado University at Denver, in May of 1993; Raymond was our Commencement speaker(!!). He was witty and engaging, and the news of his death in September, only four months later, heightened the memory of his shared stories. His role in "Please Murder Me" against Angela Lansbury was dark, and eerie.
My earliest memories of Raymond Burr was back in the late 50's, sitting next to my grandma watching Perry Mason. I still watch those old reruns and always feel like Grandma's watching with me.
I remember seeing this. My sister and I DIED when he came from the curtain prancing while kickng his long legs up one at a time. It showed me for the first time that Raymond Burr had a distinct funny side . Think I'll go find it on CZcams.😎😎😎😎
1957 I was 5 years old. I'll never forget when Perry Mason first came on black and white television set my parents owned. My sister who was 6 years old and I were already in bed by the time this came on television. I remember hearing the creepy music they played at the beginning of the program. It really scared the crap out of me. Laugh out loud
I was born in 1960 and can still remember that creepy, ominous Perry Mason music coming on while laying in bed. I must've been around three years old and that along with the music for The Twilight Zone are some of my earliest childhood memories.❤❤❤
Visited the Raymond Burr Vineyards in Sonoma County, CA a number of years ago. He and his life partner produced a spectacular Cabernet Sauvignon, and some award-winning orchids. It was a lovely place and one of the highlights of our week touring California wine country.
I still watch Perry Mason very often, I love that show! Raymond was such a handsome man, loved his voice too. He helped alot of people n seemed to have a good heart.
Thank you so much for this video of Mr. Burr. He was such a good actor. But out of all the movies, I could not miss an episode of Perry Mason. No one can ever replace him as Perry Mason. No one. Mr. Burr Rest in Peace, you are missed.🌹
Thanks for making this. I think Judy Tyler was in one of the episodes of Perry Mason, and she was in Jailhouse Rock with Elvis in 1957. Perry Mason is a great TV show.
Thankyou. My four grandparents and my mom and brother are buried in this cemetery. I don't know the date but Raymond boarded at my Finnish grandparents house for a sort time. Always loved this man and his acting.
Very nice video. I have always enjoyed his work, especially those endearing roles on TV. But I really love his earlier work in radio drama, where he played the heavy. Although my favorite is his portrayal of Capt Lee Quince in the radio program “ Fort Laramie”. I once read he also collected stamps, especially stamps of the Pacific Islands. A truly great talent, thankfully we have his work on film, TV and radio to enjoy again and again.
I enjoyed this, thanks so very much. As a teenager I read all the Perry Mason books, but seeing him in action is even more memorable. Thank you Mr. Burr, really wish you were still around with us.
What a great video tour! I used ro live in that apartment building at 720 Queens Avenue. Right next door to the Galbraithe mansion. I had no idea that his family home was there! I am gobsmacked!! Thank you for this!!!
This is such a wonderful video. In the movies when he was bad he was very bad. Raymond was Perry Mason. I watch Perry Mason twice a day on ME TV. Monday thru Friday. My little granddaughter is watching the series now
METV is where I am able to watch Perry Mason twice a day❣️I was born 1963 so never got to watch the Original series? I am NOW trying to🧐catch up🤓with the series. Raymond Burr was a Class Act as Lead Actor for an entire classy team! They ALL gave 100% which helps it to continue to be a legendary series even in the😎21st Century🤩Even tho the Actors are not mentioned many times in Hollywood Royalty Lists, Perry Mason was a series produced FULL of quality🌟Scripts🌟Wardrobe, 🌟Set Decoration, Et Cetera, Et Al❣️I believe this is ONE reason Reruns 🌟NEVER🌟GROW🌟OLD❣️
Raymond Burr! I sure love this channel & it's content boy's it's Fantastic! And so well done, ...1954 rear window was a awesome movie,Ray was great in it! The Fraser veiw cemetery had its blossoms out and beautifully shot ! Lol love New West Minister the Chop Sticks Restaurant ohh some cool unique memories in that fair City! Lol met my wife at the Royal Towers in New West 30years ago jan19 1990 lol that was a nite to remember! 3 kids grown later and 2 province's over now! Thank you so very much for the great work you do I appreciate it so very much!🙂✌
Not too many comments about “Ironsides” that was a great t.v. series. I was a little boy watching “Perry Mason” in the sixties. He was the first person that I ever saw with a car phone. Perry was the consummate “big-time” attorney. I never heard him or Della mention retainers or fees to his clients. But, you know the old adage.
Great episode. I have a hobby of visiting celebrity gravesites, and although I knew it was there, I haven’t made it to his yet. Bumping it up the list of things to do.
Jake. If you ever get to Los Angeles, you'll have a field day at Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills. They have a boat load of celebrities. However. Don't go looking for Lucy. Lucie Jr. moved her and her mom (Dee Dee) back to Jamestown N.Y. in the esrly 2000's. Being a local kid, I use to visit her crypt all the time. Then one day she and her mom were gone. Months later I read she and mom moved back to N.Y. Bummer!☹
The "Burr" building still stands on New Westminsters' BC main street. The Burr Block missed the fire in 1898. . The Burr family were a number of over achieving sister and aunts; a strong maternal line in the Burr family.
Thanks very nicely done. I knew he was up in Canada just not where. Just watched another Graveyard video that covered where many of his fellow Perry Mason cast members are resting peacefully in southern California. 😀
Very nice narration and presentation. I was able to buy one of Mr. Burr's dress shirts off of Ebay. I gave it to my brother on his birthday, and he loved it. I have also purchased several items with Burr's signature. One was on a restaurant receipt. Another was from the Hollywood "commissary" where they filmed Perry Mason. I bought photo of "Perry and Della" signed by Burr and Barbara Hale. I have also seen the old grave marker that was on the Burr gravesite before his sister Geraldine died. The original was metal and flush with the ground. I like the new marble headstone very much. Thank you for your nice post.
@@jcvancouver Thank you for writing to me! I don't ever mean to brag about my Raymond Burr memorabilia, it is just that I am so excited about it. But here is my biggest heartache: I live on the Central Coast of California. Think Monterey and Carmel. I am roughly 4 hours from the famous Napa Valley vineyards. (Of course NOT NOW with all the fires consuming so much). Anyway, RB and his friend Robert Benavides, lived up there, around Geyserville, where they grew grapes and orchids. After RB passed away, dying at his vineyard, his friend began to bottle Raymond Burr wine. My cousin, who lives in Sacramento, told me I would LOVE the vineyard, not even so much for the wine, but there they displayed MANY items of RB, his Emmys and Oscar, and zillions of photos not seen usually. So two years ago, I finally went up there, AND HIS VINEYARD HAD BEEN SOLD. I cried like a baby. The only thing of his still there was a robin's egg blue convertible car still for sale. I don't know where his partner moved to, or if RB's items are being displayed somewhere else. I am VERY sad I didn't make it up there in time to buy some wine and oooh and aaah over his treasures!
I can also say I have eaten lunch in the Bumble Bee cafe' where Erle Stanley Garner wrote his episodes for Perry Mason!! It is in the town of Ventura....not too far from Santa Barbara. Hurray!!! I LOVE RAYMOND BURR!!!
@@roxieeyeleers4465 That is a heartbreaker Roxie. I didn't know it had been sold. Thank you for the update. You might not believe this but I'll tell you anyway. Occasionally I dream about things that I see the next day. Last night I had a vivid dream of a light blue convertible...then I read your message.
@@jcvancouver Oh my goodness! That is a gift to have your dreams actualizing the next day...(unless you see dead bodies...LOL... :( RB's car is a Ford Thunderbird, the great vintage car with a round window in the hardtop, and a white canvas-like soft-top. My brother, who can actually wear the RB shirt I gave him (tailored by "Anton of Beverly Hills" with 'Raymond Burr' sewn in the collar with the date.) thinks that Mr. Burr would have had a hard time fitting in the Thunderbird due to his size. My brother said that he himself probably couldn't fit into it comfortably. Who knows?!?! Please dream that we may find out where RB's memorabilia is now! Thanks, Roxie
@@harperstacey9604 You should see the Japanese version Gojira, uncut and without Raymond Burr. An excellent film. KK vs. G is a goofy little film and that is what makes it so great. I saw KK vs G. in the theater when it first came out. Awesome on a huge screen even with 1963 special effects. I would love to get the Japanese version of KK vs. G.
The commentators voice is so whimsical and cute. I wouldn't care what or who he was talking about. His voice and cadence just bring a smile and a giggle into my life
![What's My Line? - Raymond Burr; Buddy Hackett [panel] (Jun 3, 1962)](/img/n.gif)
Sorry friends. In the video I say Raymond was born in March. He was born in May.
appreciate the correction.
No worries
I'm a HUGE Perry Mason fan and a great admirer of this generous and humble man.
@@blackcougar1959 I like your name "blackcougar"
Why do you have a french name? Are u fron Canada?
I loved him then and love him still. ❤️ He was a class act.
Reva McCune thank you for watching Reva. 🌸🌼🌺
He was so handsome.
Very true, great actor!!!! 🐕🐕🐕
I watch Perry Mason everyday, Paul Drake is so handsome 😂
I love Perry Mason so much!!! Never get tired of it😊😊😊
I agree Michelle. 👏
I still watch him every night. The Perry Mason show. I love his acting.
Me too
I watch the morning show when I'm off from work.
Great video. My mother encountered Raymond once at the Los Angeles Airport, about 1960. She was there to pick up my father who was away on a business trip. She said that Raymond was a very cordial man, even to complete strangers.
When Raymond was enrolled at the San Rafael Military Academy he became good friends with my dad and uncle and remained close for the rest of their lives. We kids called him Uncle Ray
Growing up I enjoyed watching the series Perry Mason. It was one of my favorite TV shows. RIP Raymond Burr.
I was born in 1960 and that ominous theme music for Perry Mason is one of my earliest childhood memories. I would hear it after being put to bed.
He was an actor with class. He could play a character without being a character. Modern actors could take a lesson from him.
Once I was chosen for jury duty and when the attorney asked me if I had ever had any legal training I told them yes I watched Perry Mason on TV regularly:0
I'll bet that brought a chuckle in the courtroom. It's right up there with I know the law cause I Google it.
One of the most incredible actors ever. Perry Mason is the best TV series of all time in my opinion. Amazing. There is absolutely no one in Hollywood today that could possibly memorize 75-80 pages of legalese dialog for one show like he did. Never a flub in almost 300 episodes over 10 seasons from 1958 to 1967. Ive been watching since 1965 and two times daily for the last 4 years since metv has been running it. Great cast of characters. No special effects, just superb writing acting and drama
Well, not really. A well known "Hollywod Secret": www.metv.com/stories/raymond-burr-perfected-this-clever-trick-to-deliver-all-those-perry-mason-monologues#:~:text=According%20to%20actor%20James%20Hong,d%20perfected%20a%20clever%20technique.
Amen , Raymond Burr was amazing. And such a great heart as to all the people he helped . RIP Sir
There is always the same old woman in the court scenes, sometimes she has a speaking part. Usually wears a hat, looks a lot like Lt. Tragg.
ron benoit yes , the same three or four judges too. The least amount of actors and extras they had to pay. And speaking roles were even more cherished
Top Notch Actor and I totally loved his voice.
What a wonderful, humble human being. He treated everyone with respect and dignity. I had the pleasure of meeting him only once, he was the type of guy who could make you feel so comfortable in his presence. Not just an amazing actor, but a remarkable human being.
Raymond had one of the best voices of any actor. Deep and rich for sure, but with so much sincerity and feeling and color, if you will.
His radio work was unsurpassed. He could paint pictures in your mind through the radio and make you feel like you were there.
Jim...if the actor can't give a mental picture, just as Raymond Chandler does (did) in his detective books, then he's not worth listening to!
Totally agree! "Isn't it true, that it was YOU, who hid the fireplace poker" . King of the courtroom surprise. I was aqainted with his partner of over 30 years, Robert Benevides. They were wonderful people.
Raymond Burr was very handsome with dark looks and yes he was great in the movie Rear Window which was an excellent movie. Perry Mason was great I watched it for many year's😁👍🎉
I still watch re-runs of Perry Mason! He was a really good-looking man with a beautiful voice.
Never be another like him. Great man and actor by all accounts.
Still watching Perry Mason series to this day from since in the 80’s
I met him when I was a child at the Atlanta Airport. I told my mom the Perry Mason was sitting next to us. She looked and told him what I said. He laughed and said doesn't she watch Ironside? No I watched Mon thru Fri Perry Mason with my Grandmother. He was nice and kind to us.
Medley Childress that’s incredible my friend. ❤️🙂👍
I graduated from Colorado University at Denver, in May of 1993; Raymond was our Commencement speaker(!!). He was witty and engaging, and the news of his death in September, only four months later, heightened the memory of his shared stories.
His role in "Please Murder Me" against Angela Lansbury was dark, and eerie.
The Wikipedia article does mention his award of an honorary Doctorate, by CU Denver, in 1993: no mention of his speech, sadly.
My earliest memories of Raymond Burr was back in the late 50's, sitting next to my grandma watching Perry Mason. I still watch those old reruns and always feel like Grandma's watching with me.
Sue Oorbeck thank you for sharing Sue. 🌸🌼🌺
I'm watching the old Perry Mason series!
Me too!
His Bio czcams.com/video/c6mV4aYWKdg/video.html
Me too
R.I.P. Raymond.One of those great actors sadly gone.Loved him as Perry Mason but he was in so many movies.Excellent to watch.Thanks for showing.👍👍
Not long after he passed Barbara Hale worked on a special tribute to him! It was wonderful detailing his pranks and charity!
You can see Ms. Hale's tribute to Raymond Burr on CZcams.
Bill Cosby is her Cohost.
You can watch Barbara Hale's tribute to Raymond Burr on CZcams.
Bill Cosby was her co-host.
Yes, well worth seeing (except for cohost).
I remember seeing this.
My sister and I DIED when he came from the curtain prancing while kickng his long legs up one at a time.
It showed me for the first time that Raymond Burr had a distinct funny side .
Think I'll go find it on CZcams.😎😎😎😎
I have always loved watching Raymond Burr as Perry Mason and Ironside. He owned his own private island.
1957 I was 5 years old. I'll never forget when Perry Mason first came on black and white television set my parents owned. My sister who was 6 years old and I were already in bed by the time this came on television. I remember hearing the creepy music they played at the beginning of the program. It really scared the crap out of me. Laugh out loud
I was born in 1960 and can still remember that creepy, ominous Perry Mason music coming on while laying in bed. I must've been around three years old and that along with the music for The Twilight Zone are some of my earliest childhood memories.❤❤❤
@@ilovegoodsax oh yes the Twilight Zone music also scared me.
Thank you :) A lovely tribute :)
The white house right behind his parent's home was my great grandmother's . spent many happy days there :)
S Wilson that is incredible my friend! Thank you for sharing. You made my day. 👍👍🙂
@@jcvancouver Actually, you can't really see her house.. that is her garage showing :)
S Wilson. That is so cool. Thank you
Never forget him in Rear Window
That performance scared me for years!!! Those eyes… 👀
Even as baby, he had beautiful eyes.
I always feel a special warm feeling when I watch Perry Mason as if I knew him.
I feel the same way my friend. It is such a special show. 🙂🙂🇨🇦
Me too!!! He’s in my home twice a day (thanks to Me tv) and I love it!!!!
It's nice to be able to watch the original series again online, it's still very entertaining after all this time.
Love watching Perry Mason.
Visited the Raymond Burr Vineyards in Sonoma County, CA a number of years ago. He and his life partner produced a spectacular Cabernet Sauvignon, and some award-winning orchids. It was a lovely place and one of the highlights of our week touring California wine country.
Love him still to this day. Thank for this video.
Thank you for remembering Raymond Celara. ❤️🙂
What a loving tribute!
He looked incredibly attractive at his young age ! A really great expressive face .👍
What a great tribute!!
Lisa D thank you Lisa. 🌺🌼🌸
Love Raymond Burr. He was the best Perry Mason. I still watch the series, and the movies.
One of my very favorite actors of that time!
I grew up watching him on ironside and watch the reruns of Perry Mason. Now my daughter loves him. I still love him
I still watch Perry Mason very often, I love that show! Raymond was such a handsome man, loved his voice too. He helped alot of people n seemed to have a good heart.
Kept his grave marker low key. Buried with his parents and sister. Like any normal person would have.
Thank you so much for this video of Mr. Burr. He was such a good actor. But out of all the movies, I could not miss an episode of Perry Mason. No one can ever replace him as Perry Mason. No one.
Mr. Burr Rest in Peace, you are missed.🌹
Very True!!
Very True
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Thank you for the taking trip all the way to Burr family Cemetary in New Westminister. Raymond Burr remains an indisputable Actor RIP.
Can't thank you enough for posting this. Well done!
pacifictwilite thank you kindly my Pacific friend. 🇨🇦🙂🙂
He was such a handsome man we love to watch the reruns.😊😊😊.
Thanks for making this. I think Judy Tyler was in one of the episodes of Perry Mason, and she was in Jailhouse Rock with Elvis in 1957. Perry Mason is a great TV show.
Thankyou. My four grandparents and my mom and brother are buried in this cemetery. I don't know the date but Raymond boarded at my Finnish grandparents house for a sort time. Always loved this man and his acting.
Beautiful cemetery especially now with those amazing cherry 🍒 blossoms. Thank you for watching Sandra. 🇨🇦🙂
Very nice video. I have always enjoyed his work, especially those endearing roles on TV. But I really love his earlier work in radio drama, where he played the heavy. Although my favorite is his portrayal of Capt Lee Quince in the radio program “ Fort Laramie”. I once read he also collected stamps, especially stamps of the Pacific Islands. A truly great talent, thankfully we have his work on film, TV and radio to enjoy again and again.
Paul Wilson thank you kindly Paul. That is interesting about the stamps. 🇨🇦🙂👍
Wow used to watch the old Perry Mason shows. A very interesting person. Continue to Rest in eternal peace. 🙏
RB was very handsome when Perry Mason first began. Those piercing eyes and that voice and his height.
Ray was very distinguished looking.
Love him.
My mother used to say he had “bedroom eyes”
Thanks for sharing, I Loved Perry Mason grew up watching, still watching today
I enjoyed watching Raymond on the Jack Benny program. Hilarious episode
One of TVs class acts. Love him still
Great history and your storytelling is right to the point. Showing all sides of a person.
Thank you very much Debbie!
I enjoyed this, thanks so very much. As a teenager I read all the Perry Mason books, but seeing him in action is even more memorable. Thank you Mr. Burr, really wish you were still around with us.
Thank you kindly Alex. Thank you for remembering Mr. Burr.
Still watching Perry Mason everyday here at my home. Sometimes even late at night where I would fall asleep to the sound of Perry Mason.
It sure is a great show Wayne. 👍👍🙂
Was a fantastic actor. I miss him very much. Glad for me tv
I love Perry Mason shows, I watch those rerun everyday. there are a TV Channel that shows old shows everyday in the US.
What a great video tour! I used ro live in that apartment building at 720 Queens Avenue. Right next door to the Galbraithe mansion. I had no idea that his family home was there! I am gobsmacked!!
Thank you for this!!!
Greg Vevers thank you kindly Greg. 🇨🇦🙂👍
Raymond Burr was one of my favourite old time actors......I fell in love with him as a very young girl , watching Perry Mason and Ironside
Thank u for another great video 👍
mizz prettyladi thank you mizz p!! 🌸🌼🌺😊
what a wonderful tribute to Raymond Burr. thank you!
nowvoyagerNE thank you kindly my friend. 🇨🇦🙂👍
This is such a wonderful video. In the movies when he was bad he was very bad. Raymond was Perry Mason. I watch Perry Mason twice a day on ME TV. Monday thru Friday. My little granddaughter is watching the series now
Thank you Sherri.
METV is where I am able to watch Perry Mason twice a day❣️I was born 1963 so never got to watch the Original series? I am NOW trying to🧐catch up🤓with the series. Raymond Burr was a Class Act as Lead Actor for an entire classy team! They ALL gave 100% which helps it to continue to be a legendary series even in the😎21st Century🤩Even tho the Actors are not mentioned many times in Hollywood Royalty Lists, Perry Mason was a series produced FULL of quality🌟Scripts🌟Wardrobe, 🌟Set Decoration, Et Cetera, Et Al❣️I believe this is ONE reason Reruns 🌟NEVER🌟GROW🌟OLD❣️
Thanks 🙏 for this great story of Raymond Burr and the history of NewWestminster.
Thank you kindly my friend. 🇨🇦👍🙂
The Perry Mason show was really good.
I love it too Barbara. 🙂❤️🇨🇦
Raymond Burr! I sure love this channel & it's content boy's it's Fantastic! And so well done, ...1954 rear window was a awesome movie,Ray was great in it! The Fraser veiw cemetery had its blossoms out and beautifully shot ! Lol love New West Minister the Chop Sticks Restaurant ohh some cool unique memories in that fair City! Lol met my wife at the Royal Towers in New West 30years ago jan19 1990 lol that was a nite to remember!
3 kids grown later and 2 province's over now! Thank you so very much for the great work you do I appreciate it so very much!🙂✌
1Sean Bond thank you kindly Sean. I agree New West is a phenomenal place. 👍👍🙂
1Sean Bond I appreciate it too - as a Las Vegan now.
Not too many comments about “Ironsides” that was a great t.v. series.
I was a little boy watching “Perry Mason” in the sixties. He was the first person that I ever saw with a car phone. Perry was the consummate “big-time” attorney. I never heard him or Della mention retainers or fees to his clients. But, you know the old adage.
That was a great one as well. Anything that Raymond Burr acted in was great to me.
Yes. I like Ironside best.
I own every season of perry mason on dvd..I love him..
This is a very nicely done video. Very touching with lovely scenery.
His dad lived a long time. Raymond sounds like a wonderful human being.
My husb@nd and I watch perry m@son every night we love him and the whole cast love anne and herb bernstein
Great episode. I have a hobby of visiting celebrity gravesites, and although I knew it was there, I haven’t made it to his yet. Bumping it up the list of things to do.
Jake In Van thank you kindly Jake. 👍
Jake. If you ever get to Los Angeles, you'll have a field day at Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills.
They have a boat load of celebrities.
However. Don't go looking for Lucy. Lucie Jr. moved her and her mom (Dee Dee) back to Jamestown N.Y. in the esrly 2000's.
Being a local kid, I use to visit her crypt all the time.
Then one day she and her mom were gone. Months later I read she and mom moved back to N.Y.
Bummer!☹
Great video thanks so much , still watch all his movies , God bless💕🦋🦋🦋🙏
Thank you Nadia.
He also starred in the original Godzilla movie. I still watch Perry Mason 5 nights a week...
Rest in peace 💜🌹🌹🌹
great job on this video!
Thank you kindly Douglas!
Very interesting, enjoyed this.Love Perry Mason, still watch it at nite.🙏🏾
Thank you Pam.
Loving the Perry Mason series on FCTV. 4 shows Monday-Friday and 1 on Saturday and Sunday
a very lovely tribute
heartbreak71 thank you kindly my friend. 🇨🇦🙂
Great talent and still watch Perry Mason.
The "Burr" building still stands on New Westminsters' BC main street. The Burr Block missed the fire in 1898. . The Burr family were a number of over achieving sister and aunts; a strong maternal line in the Burr family.
Your video on Raymond Burr is outstanding 👍👏👏👏
Enjoyed the video. Raymond Burr was one of my favorite actors. Perry Mason one of my favorite programs.
tom burns thank you kindly Tom.
Wonderful tribute to a generous man! You have a new subscriber. Well done sir! Well done!
Bob thank you very much Bob. 🇨🇦👍🙂
Love this video, New Westminster is a beautiful city and so close to my heart, so much history :)
Thank you very much Marie. It sure is a great place. 🇨🇦👍🌸🌺🌼
Very nice video, I still watch Perry Mason, thank you for the upload.
Thank you kindly my friend. 🇨🇦👍
Thanks very nicely done. I knew he was up in Canada just not where. Just watched another Graveyard video that covered where many of his fellow Perry Mason cast members are resting peacefully in southern California. 😀
0:38....Raymond Burr was a beautiful baby! Look at his eyes!🙂
First time I recall seeing him was in the movie Godzilla.
Same
Every weeknight my husband asks where I'm off to and I reply " to see my boyfriend Perry". Lol
A very well and interesting told story of Raymond Burr's life 👍
Alicia thank you Alicia. 🌺🌼🌸
@@jcvancouver You're welcome 😊
Thank you . Loved him .
I love watching your videos
Thank you Steven.
Very nice narration and presentation. I was able to buy one of Mr. Burr's dress shirts off of Ebay. I gave it to my brother on his birthday, and he loved it. I have also purchased several items with Burr's signature. One was on a restaurant receipt. Another was from the Hollywood "commissary" where they filmed Perry Mason. I bought photo of "Perry and Della" signed by Burr and Barbara Hale. I have also seen the old grave marker that was on the Burr gravesite before his sister Geraldine died. The original was metal and flush with the ground. I like the new marble headstone very much. Thank you for your nice post.
Roxie Eyeleers thank you very much Roxie. 🌸🌼🌺 you sure have some great memorabilia. ❤️🙂
@@jcvancouver Thank you for writing to me! I don't ever mean to brag about my Raymond Burr memorabilia, it is just that I am so excited about it. But here is my biggest heartache: I live on the Central Coast of California. Think Monterey and Carmel. I am roughly 4 hours from the famous Napa Valley vineyards. (Of course NOT NOW with all the fires consuming so much). Anyway, RB and his friend Robert Benavides, lived up there, around Geyserville, where they grew grapes and orchids. After RB passed away, dying at his vineyard, his friend began to bottle Raymond Burr wine. My cousin, who lives in Sacramento, told me I would LOVE the vineyard, not even so much for the wine, but there they displayed MANY items of RB, his Emmys and Oscar, and zillions of photos not seen usually. So two years ago, I finally went up there, AND HIS VINEYARD HAD BEEN SOLD. I cried like a baby. The only thing of his still there was a robin's egg blue convertible car still for sale. I don't know where his partner moved to, or if RB's items are being displayed somewhere else. I am VERY sad I didn't make it up there in time to buy some wine and oooh and aaah over his treasures!
I can also say I have eaten lunch in the Bumble Bee cafe' where Erle Stanley Garner wrote his episodes for Perry Mason!! It is in the town of Ventura....not too far from Santa Barbara. Hurray!!! I LOVE RAYMOND BURR!!!
@@roxieeyeleers4465 That is a heartbreaker Roxie. I didn't know it had been sold. Thank you for the update. You might not believe this but I'll tell you anyway. Occasionally I dream about things that I see the next day. Last night I had a vivid dream of a light blue convertible...then I read your message.
@@jcvancouver Oh my goodness! That is a gift to have your dreams actualizing the next day...(unless you see dead bodies...LOL... :(
RB's car is a Ford Thunderbird, the great vintage car with a round window in the hardtop, and a white canvas-like soft-top. My brother, who can actually wear the RB shirt I gave him (tailored by "Anton of Beverly Hills" with 'Raymond Burr' sewn in the collar with the date.) thinks that Mr. Burr would have had a hard time fitting in the Thunderbird due to his size. My brother said that he himself probably couldn't fit into it comfortably. Who knows?!?! Please dream that we may find out where RB's memorabilia is now! Thanks, Roxie
I always loved his smile
A great actor and a great Canadian. I still remember him as Steve Martin, reporter for United World News.
That was in the Godzilla movie.
@@harperstacey9604 Yep. I posted that to see if anyone remembered the character name and the news company the character worked for.
@@garfieldsmith332 Godzilla was a good movie. King kong vs. Godzilla was better.
@@harperstacey9604 You should see the Japanese version Gojira, uncut and without Raymond Burr. An excellent film. KK vs. G is a goofy little film and that is what makes it so great. I saw KK vs G. in the theater when it first came out. Awesome on a huge screen even with 1963 special effects. I would love to get the Japanese version of KK vs. G.
Thank you! ❤️
You're funny. Thanks for this video.
Every weekday at 9 am, I watch Perry Mason show. ❤️❤️
The commentators voice is so whimsical and cute. I wouldn't care what or who he was talking about. His voice and cadence just bring a smile and a giggle into my life
Thank you Jacqui. ❤️🇨🇦🙂