Earl Hamner Storyteller "An American Treasure" - Tribute
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- On July 10, 1923 "An American Treasure" was born. A true Virginia gentleman and one of the greatest Storytellers in American literature, Earl Hamner Jr. has left his imprint on hearts and lives the world over.
With this tribute, we wanted to reflect back on some happy and fun moments during the filming of "Earl Hamner Storyteller", including some outtakes and unused footage. Our initial goal was to release the film on his birthday. So let us celebrate the most humble gentleman, the great Storyteller, the son, the brother, the father, the husband, the great gift that was Earl Hamner Jr.
For more on Earl Hamner Storyteller, please visit our website at:
www.earlhamnerstoryteller.com
Earl, you gave me something that can not be bought. Thank you for sharing your life with us. RIP.
I'm The Waltons and Earl Hamner's biggest fan. Right? Yes! and I know I'm in large company-- there are many, many of us! May we all meet in Heaven some day, and we'll give Earl a great, big Walton's Mountain hug. We love you, Earl. Among other fine things, you gave us The Waltons-- the best TV show ever made. Thank you.
What a great man and father and story teller a legend the great Earl Henry Hamner Jr I can’t believe they are all gone now wow he left such a great legacy I love this show what a great religious loving family
I watch the episodes every day. Such a tender sweet memory for me of my childhood. It still warms my heart today!!
I only wish I had met U Mr Earl Hammer in person! I will see u in Heaven one day!!!
Earl was the greatest roll model of how to stay humble when you have been blessed with much!
He was wonderful writer and love the stories of his childhood may he Rip
I love the Walton’s and seeing theses videos is very awesome to see the real family and actors together and how much time went into it
The Waltons makes me proud of America and I'm not even American. Marvellous man Mr. Hamner.
You don’t rush things! What an extraordinary statement! Can we ever go back to the time when not to rush things?
That scene in season 7 when Jason is playing his piano composition and Earl hammer speaks..... It's my absolute favourite.
Love you Earl Hamner God Bless you we miss you!
One of IF not the Greatest Show Yesterday, Today or Ever! Absolutely LOVED it ...... So much so I bout All 9 Seasons! Thank you, Earl and all of those that Made Waltons what it is!
I love the waltons I still watch the reruns and I never get tired the Christmas episodes remind me of my childhood I wish that the new waltons will be the same
The Waltons Love my favorite one fan BIG 💖 Earl Hamner Rlp 🙏😇⭐️🎶💖💖💖💖 God bless you
Awesome! I've never seen the young Hamner before.
I wish I'd've appreciated what occurred 10-odd years ago more at the time... my love always to y'all, and I of course most especially to...
Thanks so much for uploading this! I've yet to be able to see The Storyteller! I love all of you and Earl! It's just extraordinary what one good and talented person can accomplish in the hearts and lives of others. Bless Walton's everywhere. You're all just the best! ❤
He didn't write a lot of pages, but what he did write has influenced me for almost 50 years, and does so to this day!
He wrote a lifetime!
I don't understand your saying he didn't write a lot of pages because he wrote so much. He wrote books, tv scripts, radio scripts, created TV shows. He was a gifted writer.
@@jackieeasterwood3001 I was thinking of his novellas, but you are right!
After The Waltons ended, Earl Hamner completely switched gears and produced the soap opera Falcon Crest as his next project.
Happy Birthday 🥳🎈
Respect
Bravo!!
In 1982 I wrote Early Hamner a letter, and he personally wrote me a nice letter back. He clearly was a very kind man. I loved The Waltons because I felt all the characters had authenticity and real connection to each other. They never came across to me as the family morally above others in the commnity. Other such family drama shows always felt preachy to me, where stars of the show taught other morally corrupt characters right from wrong. The only characters I liked on LIttle House was Nellie and Willie Olsen; They seemed more real than the Ingells family, who always the morally superior characters of every episode.
Nice pictures
I wish I could get one of the shirts people were wearing at the end of the video.. I would wear it proudly!!
Who the heck was that Natasha woman?
That lady was June Foray, voice of Rocky the Flying Squirrel and Natasha Fatale on the Rocky and Bullwinkle TV series. Not sure what her connection with Earl Hamner was, however.
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Cool. I Love , Die Walton.
Ich auch, mein Freund, Ich auch!
Did he live to see this?
No offence to Richard Thomas he did a mighty job as John Boy. but I think the other actor who played John Boy looked more like Earl when he was in his 20s
Punk Anderson on there..lol