Jack Wild's Grave - Actor and star of the 1968 film Oliver - Famous Grave
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- čas přidán 4. 11. 2023
- Todays famous grave visit, I visit Jack Wild the amazing talented Actor and star of the 1968 film Oliver
Jack Wild (30 September 1952 - 1 March 2006) was an English actor and singer. He is best known for his role as the Artful Dodger in the film Oliver! (1968), for which he received an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor at the age of 16, becoming the fourth-youngest nominee in the category. He also received BAFTA Award and Golden Globe Award nominations for the role.
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Jack Wild was an incredibly talented performer. A triple threat, he could sing, dance and act. Brilliantly. I still enjoy his work, even after all these years and I hope he knows how much his fans still love and miss him.
NOBODY could EVER play a better Dodger than Jack! Great video!
Jack is so special. I loved Oliver when I was growing up but Jack and the Artful Dodger have always stayed with me. Together with Ron Moody, they were both phenomenal. I’m sad that Jack is no longer around to see all the love and appreciation from fans. Thank you for visiting him and paying your respects 🙏🏻
I don't like musicals but I do like Oliver. I met Jack at the Embassy Club in London, not long before he died. The poor guy looked so ill and I felt very sorry for him.
Such a shame he died so young being a child actor, he was absolutely great in Oliver Twist.
Yes 53 was no age
he was 63@@lunevalleyparanormal
@@cynthiachristie1059... Born 1952 !
@@cynthiachristie1059he was 53 would have turned 54 in the September the year he died.
Oliver is one of my favourite films. Bless him. 🙏🏼⭐️🕯💐
“If you don’t know who Jack Wild is…”
Oh, my, yes, I know. I was bonkers in love with him for *years*, in fact I may still be, just a little. My heart goes a-flutter any time I find an old Pufnstuf episode (which I watched religiously first time. Y’all call it strange and trippy and drug-fueled, but only in isolation: 1968-69 was just like that).
PS. HR Pufnstuf, a human sized puppet dragon, was the title role of the show HR Pufnstuf. Jack Wild didn’t play that; he played the human kid, Jimmy.
Thank you for this.
So sad he passed so young. He was phenomenal in Oliver! Thank you, Paul. RIP, Jack.
You just brought back wonderful childhood memories of H.R. Pufnstuf, thank you.
Thank you, Paul. Jack was brilliant as the Artful Dodger. It's such a shame he died the way he did. Sad loss, may he RIP.
Tragic that it is only recently that we have learned that at the root of most addictions, lies a mental illness. Jack, George Best, Ossie Clark and many others may well be alive today, had this been understood. Great work, as always, Paul👍.
Celebrate the life, never judge or condemn the death.🥀✌️🙏.
His brother Arthur died young too at the age of 49.
Jack used to live in Munster AVE in Hounslow ,,, he was my daughter's Godfather.....loved that guy , great actor great friend RIP Jack my lad
Loved the movie Oliver. Jack was fab . Best Dodger ever. R.I.P.
He lived his short life god love him x
may all the stars that had mental health demons they couldn’t overcome rip always and find the peace they couldn’t find on earth god bless u all xxxx
Jack was my first Crush as a child I will always love & Admire Him, he had some great films & TV but was also let down with guidance when as a child/ young man as many child actors did, I have all his albums The Jack Wild Album is my fave he has a very interesting Autobiography finished my his wife Claire. he also played opposite Arthur English in the Maths program for schools. he as alsi in the pied Piper Opposite Donovan..
God rest his and his family's souls.
I remember watching HR puffnstuff as a child . I really rated him as an actor. Such a shame the way his life panned out. R.I.P JACK. X
Jack Wild was a very talented entertainer
I have and will always adore Jack! God Bless him ❤❤❤
I was 7 when Mum took us to see 'Oliver!" at the cinema. I used to hear her humming 'Where is love' quite often. Years later when she didnt have long for this world, she said to me 'Sing Where is Love and I'll be right beside you". This may be well known already, Croft's 'Bugaloos" which did air in Australia was banned in the UK due to the perceived double meaning in the title!
I loved HR puff n stuff even got the dvd R.I.P Jack taken way to soon
I grew up with Puffnstuff❤
Sad ending. Lovely Film Oliver. Always watch it at Xmas.
i remember Jack. i thought he was a fantastic actor, as for the way his life was. he was who he was, no one has the right to judge anyone, he was brilliant in Oliver Twist, i watched it at least a dozen times. bless his soul. thanks Paul for another great vidio
I always wanted to know more about Jack Wild. Jack made the artful dodger a most memorable character in the film Oliver Twist. Th❤ank you Paul.
I felt quiet sad watching this, the best Dodger ever. Alcohol still is not counted as the addictive substance it can be, still advertised on the t.v. and magazines etc, it ravages the body and the mind, I was married to an alcoholic, it cost my ex his marriage and his kids, he drank himself to death aged 48. I have seen so many people either die or become very very sick due to alcohol, many of them losing their families along with it, a very sad and lonely life and many not accepting help when they have the chance. How sad that Jack Wilde ended up being like this, such a talented man...May he rest in eternal peace.❤
One of the greatest film's ever
May the rest in peace 🙏
He was born to play the artful dodger , it was an oscar winning performance . and he should have had major parts in the movies throughout his life really , so sad how the industry treated him . Rip jack love Helen
Hi Paul, I starred in Oliver in a play at junior school when I was a kid, brilliant film, Jack Wilder was superb as the Artful Dodger in Oliver, died so young, never forgotten. RIP Jack Wilder 💐💐💐💐💐
I remember watching him in Oliver he was a great actor and died far too young
Jack,born the same year as me, 4 weeks after. When my dad remarried, Oliver was the movie he took my step mother to see. A classic film. All the songs were written by Lionel Bart, who became a great friend of The Beatles.
My misses remembers Jack from HR Puff and Stuff being 6 years younger than me. That's Paul, nice one.
such an iconic role he played,great actor,RIP Jack Wild,nice one Paul
He was also in Flight of the Doves which is always shown on Irish TV most St Patrick's Day 💖 use to love Hr Puff n Stuff
I love the film Oliver. All the actors were fantastic. ❤
Born to play the the dodger was Jack Wild in Oliver great film with great cast not usually a fan of musical versions but Oliver was in a league of its own for me.
Great young actor in an epic musical.
Thanks
Thanks Joe 🙏
He was absolutely the best cast actor as the Artful Dodger in Oliver! You covered this so well and with the utmost sensitivity Paul. Thanks so much.
I remember Jack wild from the six bells pub in brentford ,middx, he used to go down there to watch the live band there on a Sunday night,
He was in ill health then and would hardly speak,
This was in 2000s
He never bothered anyone , and I didn't recognise him til I was told who he was!
Rip Jack.
Kirk Hogan thank you for sharing. Can you share some specific memories of Jack at the pub? Would he be alone or with someone? Also, what sort of music did the live band play? It would be nice to know what Jack liked. Thank You again for sharing.
Hi he was was with a woman , not sure who she was ,she had dark hair,think her name was Ann,but not 100% sure,
The band were called cry wolf a local band to the area that played a little bit of everything,rock type music
As I said he hardly spoke and he sat at a table opposite the stage
My father was alive then ,he told me who he was, as I didn't recognise him as he looked unwell.
He was in there most Sundays when cry wolf played ,
I played pool in there and met up with my father every Sunday,
We're you family ?
I remember it must of been late 90s as my father died in 2000,
It was a bit of a spit and sawdust type pub a fullers pub,the landlord was mick and Joyce Coonan,
Mick died awhile back and the pub has changed hands since
Hope this helps
as a young girl back then i used to have crush on jack wild i loved him in oliver great actor it was a shame he passed young RIP
I love Jack wild he’s my fave in Oliver the musical movie one of my faves films and love singing along to the songs In the movie, I also love him in the Robin Hood and the prince of theives
Hello Paul, the creators of HR Pufnstuf (1969) are Sid Krofft is 94 years old and his brother Marty Krofft passed away yesterday aged 86.
Loved Jack Wild thanks x
I used to work with a guy who iknew Jack as a kid in the 1960s and he told me that he used to regularly play football with him and phil Collins in the park in the mid 1960s. He said he was great fun and he was really pleased ti see him in films and tv a few years later (jack became a star a few years before Collins did, although Collins did dabble in acting as a child himself). Anyway he reckoned Jack decamping to Hollywood at such a young age was probably where things went wrong as Jack started to believe in the hype surrounding him after H R Pufnstuff went into production and it went to his head, and that's where the problems started. Incidentally Pufnstuff was cancelled after just one season as it proved to ne an expensive show to make. It was hoped that if the movie was a success then it would lead to another season but the film only did middling business and the show wasn't commissioned for a second season.
Nobody could play the artful dodger better than Jack.
Oliver was my favourite film. "Shut up and drink yer gin". Absolutely brilliant! Such a sad loss of a great actor. ❤❤❤
I remember I had such a crush on Jack Wilde's character in Oliver when I was young ❤
Thank you so much Paul, what a great actor. Another one far too young to pass away. RIP Jack wild I loved you in Oliver
Thanks Paul I really loved Jack Wild when I was younger Such a shame he couldn't stop drinking went to see flight of the doves at the cinema.
He was gorgeous looking when he was younger, proper heartthrob, nobody should just, it's just a shame he ended up the way he did but he will always be loved and remembered with fondness ❤❤
My aunt in London has a brother who's godfather was Lional Bart ... loved Oliver 😊❤
When I lived in West London, Jack Wild lived in the next street to me and I often saw him out and about in the local area.
Hi Chris, thanks for sharing. Can you tell us around what year to what year this was, and about some of your sightings of him i.e what he was doing? Would love to hear. Thank You again.
OMG You found Jack Wild, his Bio is a Very sad Story, i know everything about him..The Bestest Artful Dodger there could ever be..NO ONE can equal him let alone beat him....H.R Puff N Stuff i Loved as well....My Two favourite Films when i was about 5 years old, was Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and of Course OLIVER....This was the best version EVER to hit the silver screen, Jack Wild, Mark Lester and Ron Moody Their acting was SUBLIME !!!!! PAUL I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL !!!!!!
Loved the film Oliver
I loved him in Oliver Twist and HR Puff n Stuff as Jimmy part of my childhood, RIP Jack ❤🙏🏻🌹🕊️
Such a great movie 🍿🎥
I loved the film Oliver! It was the first time I went to the cinema when I was 11 years old. I still love to watch it now. Had no idea he was so young when he passed away, so sad. Once again thank you Paul. RIP Jack
Loved HR Puffnstuff and the Banana Splits. Magical childhood memories.😊. Oliver was a classic movie. Could watch it a million times.
Great video Paul thanks for bringing back so many memories of a great actor. He really should have won an Oscar for Oliver RIP Jack
Love the film r.I.p.my darling xx
Oliver Twist was my favourite film growing up and the artful dodger was my favourite character. So sad what happened to him. Great video 👍 Thank you.
Best. Oliver.
Wonderful film.Dickens lived near md in London,( he had a few places though ).
He certainly was the most artful Artful Doger.... Great grass and topiary in this cemetery. Thanks Paul as well for bringing back memories of HR Pufnstuf,
Brilliant thank you all the best
Rest in peace jack wild you were a great Actor and singer and I loved Oliver Twist
He lived how he wanted great to hear about him x
Jack Wild was a very interesting and likeable person, his ending was extremely sad ❤
Yes like me after work, stressed out, I play PlayStation games on my PlayStation killing zombies and Final Fantasy so you’re right there everybody up a different ways 🎮🎮
I saw him in the West of Ireland 🇮🇪, circa 1971, during the filming 🎥 of " The Flights of the Doves", an absolutely delightful film that is now largely forgotten. Ron Moody and Stanley Holloway are also in the spellbinding film...Rest in Peace, Jack Wild 🇬🇧🌙🇵🇸🌙🇮🇪
I saw that film a couple of years ago on TV. I found it a bit twee by modern standards but it was still quite entertaining and provided a snapshot of what Ireland looked like in the early 1970s so it was visually very interesting. Jack was asked to dye his hair ginger for the film but he refused so they made him wear a ginger wig. He said he always cringed at how bad that wig looked on him whenever he had to watch the film. Willy Rushton is great value in that film as his beastly English uncle (called Cromwell as a bit of an Irish in-joke) but I have to say Ron Moody's Irish accent was all over the place. Nevertheless it was still fun to watch.
@@trevorbrown6654 Funny, I had a dream the night before last (11/09/2023), where young Jack Wild told me he was wearing a wig. He must really have wanted others to know that hairdo was not an actual part of him.
There will never be another artful Dodger as great as the one Jack Wild portrayed, I remember he was my favourite in the film Oliver, I learnt all the words to his songs and used to annoy all my family by constantly mimicking the artful Dodger. So sad that he was taken so young and with such a devastating illness. Thank You for such an interesting video
Great actor so sad he died so young sad ending R.I.P.
He was a great actor. He is missed.
Loved Pufnstuff.
Only down the road myself from Toddington and have been to see his grave twice since 2012. Very hard too find at first as went looking in the old section of the cemetery thinking he would be in there but alas I’d walked straight passed the new section without giving it a second thought. God rest his Soul
Loved him in oliver, thanks for the video
I used to know the cinematographer from Oliver, Oswald morris. I cared for his wife for the final 2 years of her life. I always smile when a movie he worked on is mentioned. ( Ozzie passed in 2014 when he was 98. Such a lovely man.) total useless fact, but in the same care home, I also cared for the auntie of Will champion-the drummer in coldplay. I bumped into him and Chris Martin on Xmas day 2001 and had no idea who they were , but the girls I worked with were crying where they couldn’t believe it . Loved that job .
Immer wieder traurig mit anzusehen,das soviele große Namen so furchtbar früh gehen müssen.
Ich kenne ihn nur als Kinderstar in der Rolle des Oliver.
Diesen Film habe ich gern gesehen und fand ihn auch toll 👍.
Mag er in Frieden ruhen 🙏🏻
Jack was a brilliant artful dodger Paul.. so sad when they leave us so young..definitely the best version of oliver..nice one again Paul.. sensitive tribute...brilliant hammergazz 👍
Hi Paul, as always a lovely tribute. I played the notes from his grave on the piano and it is "the entertainer" which makes sense.
Ahh thanks for letting us know 🙏
was my fav show as a kid, luved jack wild an the classic oliver film was just amazing. thank u for this 1, sadly missed, r.i.p. jack. xxx
i love Oliver rip jack wild 1952 - 2006
Child stars back then were very fortunate to remain on the straight and narrow. For every actor/singer who got through unscathed there were plenty who didn't. Jack Wild's co-star in Oliver, Mark Lester was lucky enough to emerge unscathed. Jack will be best remembered for playing the Artful Dodger, and that's no bad thing. Terry Wogan interviewed Mark Lester and Jack Wild and it's a fascinating interview. Melody is worth a watch, too.
A Xmas film always on back in the 70's and 80's acted alongside the great Oliver Reed and Ron Moody...RIP Jack. Great find Paul!
What a talent. I remember Wild as "Jimmy" in "HR Puffinstuff." They don't make memorable children's programs like that anymore. Meanwhile, Jack's smoking and alcoholism definitely contributed to his premature death. What a talent - may he rest in peace.
I really loved puffing stuff when i was 9 yrs old so weird tho 😆 but wen your a kid it was funny hehe, 😂 i really loved oliver it was made for him, That wonderful Roll and timeless musical, i always watch it when its on at Christmas 🎄🎁 time religiously.he certainly lived his life to the full ,so why not we only come this way once!🙂 Thank you ever so much paul ya friend Rodders 🤘😎🎸👑
Can't wait, Paul!
No flowers sad my he be at peace from pain 😮
When I was younger my Dad's firm's Xmas do for the kids was a trip to London to see Oliver! My first time in a cinema and what a great film it was. Jack's brother Arthur also died young and is said to also be buried in Toddington Cemetery
HR puffnstuff, I remember him as the Artful Dodger and the rest, he was an amazing actor, proper natural, taken way too soon, thank you Paul...rip Jack..always remembered xx
Brilliant video
Jack was so talented God Bless Him,still love to watch him,so does my son,after all these years.Its like only yesterday when he first appeard,so that shows how much the impact he had,still has,my grandchildren love to watch him.God bless him fame as for a lot of young actors,and adult Ctors pushes them over the hedge,its too much for them to handle,they are catapulted to fame,and its too much for them.Most famouse stars end up destroying themselves cos they carnt handle it.GOD BLESS THEM.
Thanks for sharing
I loved Jack I had a crush on him when I was very young after seeing him as the artful dodger. So sad how his life just spirald out of control and to die so young and how he did is so sad. I will always remember him as the cheeky chapy .thanks for sharing this story love from Holmfirth West Yorkshire 💙 💚
Jack was my first crush as a kid watching HR puff and Stuff. Such a natural talent so sad. ❤❤
A very talented actor/singer
Video very informative
and respectfully done.
R.I.P Jack
Thank you Paul 🙏🏻
all Love old movies very much alsow and Forever
Omg i had such a crush on him in h r puf n stuf. I never thought of puf n stuf as being weird when i was young but looking back at it now it most definitely is lol. Whoever dreamt up that show must have been on something😂. So sad he died so young and so tragically.
I actually went to the cemetery yesterday with the intention of seeing his grave, but couldn’t find it. Bizarrely, I did see the grave next to it in the video because the name on the memorial said George Baker. There was a British actor with the same name, which is why I remember seeing it. I really can’t understand just how I managed to not see the grave that I had come to see lol. Incidentally, Jack actually lived in Toddington for several years. My brother-in-law was his postman. Apparently, he lived in Princess Street, which is just off the High Street.