It definitely hit hard when John Candy passed away along with Chris Farley in 1997 and Robin Williams in 2014. When Raul Julia died in 1994 it was almost a double whammy losing Candy and Julia the same year they were both talented in some classic films before their deaths at ages 43 and 54. I am 37 years old and remember the legendary John Candy’s movies as a kid and still watch them if on tv like Planes Trains and Automobiles and Uncle Buck along with Home Alone.
I was one of the thousands who waited for hours in the streets of São Paulo, just to say goodbye to Senna. Those moments still bring tears to my eles, especially the moment when Senna 's cuffin passed by😞
Someone I expected to see, but didn't, was Sorrell Booke (1930-1994). He was most notable for playing "Boss" Jefferson Davis Hogg on The Dukes of Hazzard. He also made appearances in other popular television shows like M*A*S*H and Hawaii Five-0. Some great talent was lost that year. Among my favorites is John Candy.
We also lost the Executive Producer of the Dukes of Hazzard in 1994 Paul Romeo Picard on October 3rd, 1994 from Pancreatic Cancer. He was born in 1930. Paul passed away in Italy.
My dad passed away in '95 at the age 40, so very close to your situation. I'm now a few years older than my dad when he died and it messes with my perception of who he was was and who i am now.
Nunca desanime e acredite na tua fé e força interior, pois sua mãe sempre estará em teus pensamentos. Vc tem espírito familiar, forte nas palavras e creia na tua determinação.
Actor Lionel Stander who played Max on the hit series Hart to Hart (1979-1984) died November 30, 1994 at age 86. Actor Macdonald Carey who played family patriarch Dr. Tom Horton on day time soap opera Days of Our Lives died March 21, 1994 at age 81.
Singer/songwriter/musician/music producer Dan Hartman also passed away in 1994. He played bass for Edgar Winter Group and also sang lead on their biggest hit "Free Ride". He also had a few successful solo hits during the late 1970's and into the mid 1980's. His biggest solo hit was "I Can Dream About You" which was featured in the 1984 film Streets Of Fire
One of the most diverse musical careers anyone has had. Dan Hartman was early 1970s rock star and singer with Edgar Winter Band, late 1970s disco singer, 1980s pop star and songwriter/producer with other artists and musicians. To die at just 43 years from a brain tumor is so sad. He was very unique indeed.
As a 90s teenager, it's easy to say 'oh yeah, 15-20 years ago'. No. It was 30 years ago. What that does is re-frame in one's mind 2 things. What could have have been or What has been since. I'm only in my mid 40's and am already feeling that sense of time slipping away.... btw. Your videos are the best 'in memoriam' vids i have seen and I've watched a few!
One of the most amazing careers anyone in music history ever had. Early 1970s rock singer, late 1970s disco star, 1980s pop star, songwriter and producer who also did background vocals with various artists. To pass on at age 43 was a huge shock. He was one of a kind.
Thanks for including Nicky Hopkins, he was the go-to pianist for recording sessions in London. One sad aspect of his career was that when he was offered a percentage of royalties for songs he played he declined and just took payment for the session he played on. A percentage would’ve guaranteed him a lifetime income
Time Waits For No One. Perfect piano. The dude was super talented. He probably made a ton of money teaching piano playing. Big money in that profession. You would be surprised at what one had to give up to learn playing piano. Hours upon hours of constant practicing! Sacrifices, at just about everything. It demands a lot of time to become adept at it. I worked part time at a store that had an acoustic guitar on display, and started to tune it up, and women who were working started running toward me. I was like, hey I would play, but I could get into serious trouble playing this instead of working. I was like, this is what Elvis had to deal with all the time! lol!
You knew a bad year was coming just by Romero passing on the first day of the year. Cushing, Lancaster, Jackie, and the shockers, Simpson, and Candy. Telly was great on the Telly. So many beautiful souls lost that year.
In Italy we lost Paul Romeo Picard at age 64 on October 3rd, 1994. He was the Executive Producer of the Dukes of Hazzard television show. He passed away with Pancreatic Cancer. Paul was the son of Romeo Picard and Irene Mineau. He was my first cousin twice removed. My maternal grandmother was his first cousin and the daughter of Paul Romeo Picard's uncle Leonard Georges Picard. I never had the chance to meet Paul personally because my grandmother's family never had family reunions when I was growing up or even when my mother was growing up either. We only knew about Paul because my grandmother liked to brag about him when he was working on the television show back in the 80s.
What about Gilbert Roland? You do a great job. I lost 2 sons in 14 months. 44 and 46. Looking at your tributes helps to bring back good times we watched TV shows and movies together... thanks
....wish they would have included actor, director Fred Sadoff... May 6,1994.... he was in the Poseidon Adventure and many other films and television..... RIP
I'm glad someone mentioned Olan Soule. In addition to his appearances on The Andy Griffith Show, he originated the voice of Batman on the Superfriends series.
I always enjoyed watching burt lancaster act in movies, the way he talked, his strong presence. I also like that he was very athletic. He always gave me the impression that he was a just and compassionate human being from many of his roles, but then again that was his profession.
Ayrton Senna’s death was completely unexpected as he had at least a few more years in his racing career. So were the deaths of Kurt Cobain, Raul Julia, Dan Hartman and Jerry Rubin.
And also gone 1994: Marv Throneberry 1962 New York Mets 1B called out in one game against the Cubs BECAUSE HE DID NOT TOUCH SECOND BASE ON A TRIPLE! (He and Casey Stengel were disqualified from the Cubs 11-3 win for disputing the call and Cubs "College Of Coaches" 1B coach later "Season Of Tragedy" 1966 Detroit Tigers manager Frank Skaff snitched Throneberry didn't even touch first base and was upheld!)
You forgot about Jim Henson creator of The Muppets he virtually died the same day as Raul Julia Raul Julia starred in Romero as archbishop Romero who was assinstated by the army of EL Salvador and starred opposite Clint Eastwood and Charlie Sheen in The Rookie love Anthony Fed ex lol
Raul Julia is arguably the best Puerto Rican actor who ever lived. We lost him way too prematurely and I wish he was still alive and acting today. It’s a shame that his last theatrical film was street fighter, but Christopher Lee once said that if an actor has to appear in a bad film, the trick is not to be bad in it. Raul Julia exemplified this in Street Fighter, as his performance was the best of the redeeming qualities.
A fun fact about Cesar Romero. He always refused to shave his mustache regardless of what role he was in. So when he got the role of The Joker in Batman (1966-69) the make up was actually necessary.
Pat Buttram will always be remembered as The Sheriff of Notingham in Robin Hood (1973), Chief in The Fox and The Hound (1981), And Saloon old timer #3 in Back To The Future Part III (1990). George Peppard When The Moonlight Cat was 7. Class of 94, Why Say More?
Jerry Garcia died in 1995 at 53 sadly from a heart attack but had also dealt with diabetes after years of heavy smoking and drug addiction to cocaine and heroin. We did we did lose a lot of big names in 1994-1999
Of course the LEO's didn't keep looking, did they? Yeah that piece of shit is still here too. Yep if I can't have you nobody is gonna have you that's his motto along with a lotta other control freaks. Instead get a fucken divorce (and next time don't marry a hottie because guess what if they wave it in front of a male guess WTF is gonna happen?).
Pat Buttram was great, he was the funniest actor on Green Acres. Kurt Cobain, a manic depressant married to a psychopath, now what can go wrong with that match made in heaven.
Cameron Mitchell was NOT in "High Noon". Thomas Mitchell was in the western classic, but the two were not related, and Thomas Mitchell was long dead by 1994. Get your facts straight!
How's Nicole Brown Simpson even a star she wasn't an actress. A model perhaps but not really a celebrity. Guess it don't matter. They don't have to be just celebrities l suppose
Close to 30 years later, and John Candy's death is still deeply felt. Comedy will never be the same without him.
It definitely hit hard when John Candy passed away along with Chris Farley in 1997 and Robin Williams in 2014. When Raul Julia died in 1994 it was almost a double whammy losing Candy and Julia the same year they were both talented in some classic films before their deaths at ages 43 and 54. I am 37 years old and remember the legendary John Candy’s movies as a kid and still watch them if on tv like Planes Trains and Automobiles and Uncle Buck along with Home Alone.
John like Oliver Hardy was a great comic figure
Hard to even imagine him as a 73 year old.
I was one of the thousands who waited for hours in the streets of São Paulo, just to say goodbye to Senna.
Those moments still bring tears to my eles, especially the moment when Senna 's cuffin passed by😞
The great Burt Lancaster, rest in peace.
He is buried on the same cemetery as Marilyn Monroe,Peter Falk etc.
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Thanks for the info. However minuscule, it’s important. TY
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He was the greatest. My favorite actor, hands down.
Burt Lancaster was cremated.It is not hard to find his grave.
Was Lancaster ever in a movie which wasn't incredible? If so, I missed it.
Someone I expected to see, but didn't, was Sorrell Booke (1930-1994). He was most notable for playing "Boss" Jefferson Davis Hogg on The Dukes of Hazzard.
He also made appearances in other popular television shows like M*A*S*H and Hawaii Five-0.
Some great talent was lost that year. Among my favorites is John Candy.
We also lost the Executive Producer of the Dukes of Hazzard in 1994 Paul Romeo Picard on October 3rd, 1994 from Pancreatic Cancer. He was born in 1930. Paul passed away in Italy.
He was fluent in his native English along with Spanish, Italian, German, Arabic, Hebrew amongst other languages.
My mother died in '94 on Christmas day... she was only 39.
My dad passed away in '95 at the age 40, so very close to your situation. I'm now a few years older than my dad when he died and it messes with my perception of who he was was and who i am now.
Nunca desanime e acredite na tua fé e força interior, pois sua mãe sempre estará em teus pensamentos. Vc tem espírito familiar, forte nas palavras e creia na tua determinação.
That's tough brother. I know it was a while ago but still hard
Condolences and may she rest in peace till you meet again.
I'm so sorry 😢. I know it hurts. My big sis died of a stroke on November 9th, 1994. She was only 34.😢
Thank you so much for including Jack Kirby. His career had a major impact on American culture, all for the good. ❤
Actor Lionel Stander who played Max on the hit series Hart to Hart (1979-1984) died November 30, 1994 at age 86.
Actor Macdonald Carey who played family patriarch Dr. Tom Horton on day time soap opera Days of Our Lives died March 21, 1994 at age 81.
Singer/songwriter/musician/music producer Dan Hartman also passed away in 1994. He played bass for Edgar Winter Group and also sang lead on their biggest hit "Free Ride". He also had a few successful solo hits during the late 1970's and into the mid 1980's. His biggest solo hit was "I Can Dream About You" which was featured in the 1984 film Streets Of Fire
Dan Hartman, the king of the disco
One of the most diverse musical careers anyone has had. Dan Hartman was early 1970s rock star and singer with Edgar Winter Band, late 1970s disco singer, 1980s pop star and songwriter/producer with other artists and musicians. To die at just 43 years from a brain tumor is so sad. He was very unique indeed.
He died of aids
Aryton Senna the greatest Formula 1 driver
Ayrton Senna. A Formula 1 racing icon.
It really changed F1. He didn't die in vain.
Not a icon.
The legend of legends. Still for me the GOAT. Theres a reason i call Senna "The Holy One"
Had he not passed on tragically, he would’ve been the all time leader in F1 Championship titles instead of Michael Schumacher in my humble opinion.
Ayton Sena foi um dos melhores pilotos da F1 de todos os tempos! Ontem completou 30 anos do seu falecimento!!😢😢
As a 90s teenager, it's easy to say 'oh yeah, 15-20 years ago'. No. It was 30 years ago. What that does is re-frame in one's mind 2 things. What could have have been or What has been since. I'm only in my mid 40's and am already feeling that sense of time slipping away.... btw. Your videos are the best 'in memoriam' vids i have seen and I've watched a few!
im 45 in 8 days and I am starting to feel it too... alot of people gone and at the time they were "grown up" now 54 is not that far away...
You forgot singer,songwriter and producer Dan Hartman who passed away in March 1994
One of the most amazing careers anyone in music history ever had. Early 1970s rock singer, late 1970s disco star, 1980s pop star, songwriter and producer who also did background vocals with various artists. To pass on at age 43 was a huge shock. He was one of a kind.
Thanks for including Nicky Hopkins, he was the go-to pianist for recording sessions in London. One sad aspect of his career was that when he was offered a percentage of royalties for songs he played he declined and just took payment for the session he played on. A percentage would’ve guaranteed him a lifetime income
Time Waits For No One. Perfect piano. The dude was super
talented. He probably made a ton of money teaching piano
playing. Big money in that profession. You would be surprised
at what one had to give up to learn playing piano. Hours upon
hours of constant practicing! Sacrifices, at just about everything.
It demands a lot of time to become adept at it. I worked part time
at a store that had an acoustic guitar on display, and started to tune
it up, and women who were working started running toward me. I was
like, hey I would play, but I could get into serious trouble playing this
instead of working. I was like, this is what Elvis had to deal with all the
time! lol!
That is very nice to dedicate the video to your Uncle. 👍
You knew a bad year was coming just by Romero passing on the first day
of the year. Cushing, Lancaster, Jackie, and the shockers, Simpson, and
Candy. Telly was great on the Telly. So many beautiful souls lost that year.
In Italy we lost Paul Romeo Picard at age 64 on October 3rd, 1994. He was the Executive Producer of the Dukes of Hazzard television show. He passed away with Pancreatic Cancer. Paul was the son of Romeo Picard and Irene Mineau. He was my first cousin twice removed. My maternal grandmother was his first cousin and the daughter of Paul Romeo Picard's uncle Leonard Georges Picard. I never had the chance to meet Paul personally because my grandmother's family never had family reunions when I was growing up or even when my mother was growing up either. We only knew about Paul because my grandmother liked to brag about him when he was working on the television show back in the 80s.
No Macdonald Carey, star of Days of Our Lives who died March 21, 1994.
What about Gilbert Roland? You do a great job. I lost 2 sons in 14 months. 44 and 46. Looking at your tributes helps to bring back good times we watched TV shows and movies together... thanks
You forgot Dennis C. Stewart. He played Crater face in the movie Grease. He died April 20, 1994. R.i.p.
My youngest brother passed away the same day as Nicole Brown Simpson 06/12/1994
....wish they would have included actor, director Fred Sadoff... May 6,1994.... he was in the Poseidon Adventure and many other films and television..... RIP
I was going to add Fred Sadoff as well. 😢😢
Fred Sadoff appeared on a lot of TV shows, such as The Streets of San Francisco, Cannon and Barnaby Jones.
That's right. I had a website up for him when I had WebTV. I had a list of movies, TV shows and Broadway shows he did.
Great actors amongst those may you all rest in peace
You missed Olan Soul, who appeared numerous times on Andy of Mayberry, aka The Andy Griffith Show.
Do you mean Olan Soule?
I'm glad someone mentioned Olan Soule. In addition to his appearances on The Andy Griffith Show, he originated the voice of Batman on the Superfriends series.
Man, do I miss John Candy.........
RIP angels
Jhon Candy ::the blues brothers ❤❤
RIP Wilma Rudolph, Joseph Cotton, Dack Rambo, and Dick Sargent.🪽🪽🕊🕊
Dick Sargent played the second Darrin on Bewitched. He was a close friend of Elizabeth Montgomery.
Thank you Jack Kirby for making me a nerd as a kid.
My Maternal Grandmother passed on August 28, 1994 at the age of 65.
You can also add Bud Wilkinson who made the University Of Oklahoma a football powerhouse! And William Conrad narrated The King And Odie Show too.
The great late actor george peppard rip to him in paradise in heaven with God 🙏 amen he's from the a team the series.
You missed Robert Lansing "12 0 Clock High".....Oct 1994, 66 yrs old
I always enjoyed watching burt lancaster act in movies, the way he talked, his strong presence. I also like that he was very athletic. He always gave me the impression that he was a just and compassionate human being from many of his roles, but then again that was his profession.
Missed Tom Jobim (singer brazilian)
Absolutely terrible what Kurt Cobain did😢 completely and utterly unnecessary. RIP to all of them.
He was a brat who had it good and wasted it all by being ungrateful.
@@PatrickFDolannot to mention junkie. The coward had a daughter for Christ’s sake
And for 2021 you left out 36 time PBA champion Mark Roth. I even IN PERSON saw his 1984 BPAA United States Open win!
I always said 2 bad things happened in 1994 , Kurt Cobain died & Justin Biber was born
Bill Hicks was an icon.
RIP Pedro Zamora
You didn't include William Conrad's long and distinguished career in radio, especially as Matt Dillon in "Gunsmoke".
Or Jake and the Fatman
My oldest sister passed away at age 13 on February 17, 1994 from brain cancer and leukemia, Rest In Peace Danielle ❤❤❤.
Robert Lansing is missing.
Burt Lancaster was a circus acrobat before becoming an actor.
Fernando Rey 09.03.1994 ?????
this was the year i was born, this hurts a little more
I was 14
Ayrton Senna’s death was completely unexpected as he had at least a few more years in his racing career. So were the deaths of Kurt Cobain, Raul Julia, Dan Hartman and Jerry Rubin.
And also gone 1994: Marv Throneberry 1962 New York Mets 1B called out in one game against the Cubs BECAUSE HE DID NOT TOUCH SECOND BASE ON A TRIPLE! (He and Casey Stengel were disqualified from the Cubs 11-3 win for disputing the call and Cubs "College Of Coaches" 1B coach later "Season Of Tragedy" 1966 Detroit Tigers manager Frank Skaff snitched Throneberry didn't even touch first base and was upheld!)
You forgot about Jim Henson creator of The Muppets he virtually died the same day as Raul Julia Raul Julia starred in Romero as archbishop Romero who was assinstated by the army of EL Salvador and starred opposite Clint Eastwood and Charlie Sheen in The Rookie love Anthony Fed ex lol
Jim Henson died in 1990, the same day as Sammy Davis, Jr
Didn't include MacDonald Carey:(
Raul Julia is arguably the best Puerto Rican actor who ever lived. We lost him way too prematurely and I wish he was still alive and acting today. It’s a shame that his last theatrical film was street fighter, but Christopher Lee once said that if an actor has to appear in a bad film, the trick is not to be bad in it. Raul Julia exemplified this in Street Fighter, as his performance was the best of the redeeming qualities.
Benicio del toro?
So sorry for the ones we loss in the past years,rest in peace
A fun fact about Cesar Romero. He always refused to shave his mustache regardless of what role he was in. So when he got the role of The Joker in Batman (1966-69) the make up was actually necessary.
I would add Dennis Morgan to this list. September 7, 1994 age 85. Top star of 1940s with films like Christmas in Connecticut. ❤
1994
GR8
Losses
😢
CB
SO many beautiful
people😢😢😢😢
CB
Including the commentators
losing precious loved ones,
including our pets, as well.😢
CB
Our GR8 Creators richest
blessings upon you all.
RIP all+
Pat Buttram will always be remembered as The Sheriff of Notingham in Robin Hood (1973), Chief in The Fox and The Hound (1981), And Saloon old timer #3 in Back To The Future Part III (1990). George Peppard When The Moonlight Cat was 7. Class of 94, Why Say More?
William Conrad most famous for Jake and the Fatman Guess which one he was 😅
That was later..."Cannon" will be the role he'll be most remembered for.
And don't forget cannon also.
Also Gunsmoke ,Marshall Matt Dillion on the radio for many,many years...thanks.@@michaelbrantley.8628
@@arthuridisAnd Gunsmoke on the radio ( I'm real old😂).thanks.!
He voiced "Quake", the cereal character. He also narrated baseball highlight films.
Cab Calloway was very entertaining.
I was 10 years old at the time
My mother ran with Wilma rulpodh
Boa noite esqueceram de Danny Hamilton ele tbm faleceu e 1994 e cantava muito
My big sister passed away on November 9th of '94 from a stroke. She was only 34...😢😭💔
Even though it was sad that Jackie Kennedy died I’m happy for her that she gets to be with her husband again in heaven and I’m happy for her for that.
Uma geração de estrelas.
REST IN HEAVENLY PEACE TO EVERYONE AMEN.
God bless 🙏 to all rest in peace
Robert Lansing (born Robert Howell Brown, June 5, 1928 - October 23, 1994) was an actor whose cause of death was lung cancer.
My aunt passed away at 13 years old to brain cancer❤.
Jerry Garcia from the Grateful Dead should be there
Died in 95
@@shariburger97 yup. My bad. Sorry.
Jerry Garcia died in 1995 at 53 sadly from a heart attack but had also dealt with diabetes after years of heavy smoking and drug addiction to cocaine and heroin. We did we did lose a lot of big names in 1994-1999
The year kurt cobain left this world. He was unbelievable to rock music.
Daniel Wood Gatton Jr. September 4, 1945 - October 4, 1994
And on The King And Odie show Conrad voiced Biggy Rat too!
0:57 In The Twilight Zone, the character played by Telly was killed by the doll known as "Talky Tina". He still had some hair then.
Nino Rota wrote the music for the 1968 "Romeo and Juliet," not Henry Mancini.
You forgot Chris Latta, The voice actor of Starscream, And Cobra Commander.
The death of Kurt Cobain was the most tragic of the year 1994
Kurt Cobain.
Peter Cushing
Jessica Tandy.
Raul Julia.
Burt Lancaster.
Rest In Peace.
AND LET US NOT. FORGET JANUARY 17, 1994. THE. NORHRIDGE EARTHQUAKE
Kurt Cobain was hardest to figure. Fame,fortune,looks,age and family. He had it all.
Sorrell Booke (“The Dukes of Hazzard”) died in February 1994.
Some big losses that year
Senna !!!!!
My pitbull died in 1994 he 15 years old . I was 10 when he was given to me.
8:03 "Yippie! Jerry Rubin died last week! ...Wait, sorry, that should read 'Yippie Jerry Rubin died last week'..."
Never realized Jackie Kennedy was only 64 when she passed.
O.J did it.
Of course the LEO's didn't keep looking, did they? Yeah that piece of shit is still here too. Yep if I can't have you nobody is gonna have you that's his motto along with a lotta other control freaks. Instead get a fucken divorce (and next time don't marry a hottie because guess what if they wave it in front of a male guess WTF is gonna happen?).
No he didn't, watch a year end review from 1995
Que todos possam descansar em paz nos braços de Deus.
Pat Buttram was great, he was the funniest actor on Green Acres. Kurt Cobain, a manic depressant married to a psychopath, now what can go wrong with that match made in heaven.
Tommy boyce
Cameron Mitchell was NOT in "High Noon". Thomas Mitchell was in the western classic, but the two were not related, and Thomas Mitchell was long dead by 1994. Get your facts straight!
Sorry about the error. Send me a self-addressed stamped envelope and I will issue you a full refund of your admission price.
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Nicole would would not be on this list if she had not been killed by a famous athlete.
He was found not guilty.
Ésta Dan Hamilton...? De Hamilton Joe Frank and Reynolds...
Jerry Rubin was killed by a car; he was jaywalking.
Shorty rogers music composer
I NEVER LIKED OJ SIMPSON WAY BEFORE HE KILLED RON AND NICOLE. JUST A COUPLE OF FEET AWAY FROM 2 BABIES THAT WERE SLEEPING DISGUSTING.
He was found not guilty. Respect the law.
We all die, eventually. That’s the equalizer. No one can cheat it. It’ll come for all of us.
I’m waiting for my time. LOL
Why is it always the old people??
How's Nicole Brown Simpson even a star she wasn't an actress. A model perhaps but not really a celebrity. Guess it don't matter. They don't have to be just celebrities l suppose
Sadly her and Ron Goldman are probably more well known than most of the other people featured.
@@mikehoffman3131 l guess when you're murder victims you become infamous
My best friend died on December 27th 1994 when we were 13 years old a drunk driver ran him over
We don't give a shit about the Kennedy.