Celebrity Deaths In 2021 - The Year's Most Comprehensive List
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- ► In this video we're going to remember celebrities who died in 2021 in chronological order, January to December.
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Life is like a moving train, with people constantly boarding and disembarking along the way. We hope that when we get off the train, we've left good memories behind and that we will be remembered by friends and family. If, with your work and your talent, you achieved stardom and popularity, your memory may echo a little longer. So, today, let us remember a few celebrities and famous people whose travel plans have changed this year and who are no longer passengers on this train.
Please check the video to see the names of celebrity deaths in 2021 and their short bio, together with their Then and Now photos. The work of celebs (actors, actresses, musicians, singers, politicians etc.) who passed away this year may have left a legacy for future generations.
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00:00 Celebrity Deaths In 2021, Intro
00:26 Barbara Shelley
00:38 Gregory Sierra
00:52 Tanya Roberts
01:06 Marion Ramsey
01:19 John Reilly
01:33 Phil Spector
01:47 Mira Furlan
02:00 Nathalie Delon
02:14 Hank Aaron
02:27 Hal Holbrook
02:41 Larry King
02:54 Song Yoo-Jung
03:08 Peter Vere-Jones
03:22 Cloris Leachman
03:35 Cicely Tyson
03:49 Sophie Xeon
04:02 Dustin Diamond
04:16 Robert C. Jones
04:30 Christopher Plummer
04:43 Leon Spinks
04:57 Rynagh O'Grady
05:10 Mary Wilson
05:24 Rush Limbaugh
05:38 Geoffrey Scott
05:51 Cliff Simon
06:05 Yaphet Kotto
06:18 George Segal Jr.
06:32 Jessica Walter
06:45 Lois De Banzie
06:59 Paul Ritter
07:13 Earl Simmons aka DMX
07:26 Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
07:40 Gerren Taylor
07:53 Joseph Siravo
08:07 Felix Silla
08:21 Helen McCrory
08:34 Tempest Storm
08:48 Michael Collins
09:01 Anne Buydens-Douglas
09:15 Frank McRae
09:29 Johnny Crawford
09:42 Olympia Dukakis
09:56 Lloyd Price
10:10 Neil Connery
10:23 Norman Lloyd
10:37 Charles Grodin
10:50 Paul Mooney
11:04 Romy Walthall
11:18 Samuel E. Wright
11:31 Kevin Clark
11:45 Robert Hogan
11:58 B.J.Thomas
12:12 Gavin MacLeod
12:25 Joe and Gwen Lara
12:39 Arlene Golonka
12:53 Ernie Lively
13:06 Clarence Williams III
13:20 Ned Beatty
13:33 Lisa Banes
13:47 Donald Rumsfeld
14:00 Stuart Damon
14:14 Daniel Mickelson
14:28 Richard Donner
14:42 William Smith
14:55 Francis "Chick" Vennera
15:09 Robert Downey Sr.
15:23 Jeff LaBar
15:36 Biz Markie
15:49 Jackie Mason
16:03 Joey Jordison
16:16 Saginaw Grant
16:30 Dusty Hill
16:44 Jay Pickett
16:58 Brad Allan
17:11 Jane Withers
17:25 Markie Post
17:38 Trevor Moore
17:52 Una Stubbs
18:06 Nanci Griffith
18:19 Sonny Chiba
18:33 Don Everly
18:46 Marilyn Eastman
19:00 Charlie Watts
19:13 Matthew Mindler
19:27 Ed Asner
19:40 Ruth Olay
19:54 Sarah Harding
20:08 Jean-Paul Belmondo
20:22 Michael K. Williams
20:35 Phil Schaap
20:49 Art Metrano
21:02 Big Daddy Graham
21:16 Norm MacDonald
21:29 Jane Powell
21:43 Sarah Dash
21:57 Melvin Van Peebles
22:11 Willie Garson
22:24 Roger Michell
22:38 Tommy Kirk
22:51 Michael Tylo
23:04 Cynthia Harris
23:18 Alan Kalter
23:32 Colin Powell
23:46 Einar (Nils Gronberg)
23:59 Peter Scolari
24:13 Lionel Blair
24:26 Dean Stockwell
24:40 Virgil Abloh
24:54 Arlene Dahl
25:07 Bob Dole
25:21 Ralph Vierra Tavares
25:34 Cara Williams
25:48 Sally Ann Howes
26:02 Desmond Tutu
26:16 Betty White
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We're sure we left out many who deserve a place in this tribute video and we apologise for that. But feel free to leave their names in the comments below... Thank you!
Betty Lynn, Milva, Mary Ward, Renée Simonot, Ruthie Tompson, Joey Jordison, Michael Nesmith, John Madden, Tawny Kitaen, Pat Martino...
Tiffini Hale. She died on December 25, 2021 at age 46.
I normally don’t tear a drop for many years now. Lost them many many years ago over what my family called my imaginary wife and daughter Jewelry, but I shed a few tears 😭 today. RIP 🪦
Who was playing the guitar before the vocalist
Johnny Crawford my childhood crush
Carlos Marin - Baritone in Il Diva - aged 53 RIP
You forgot one. My father, Harry Gehring of Arnold, MD. Age 91. He didn't win any awards like the Oscar, or the Nobel Peace Prize, or make millions of dollars, but he was still a great man.
He got an award from you, and as a parent, a loving word from your child, is worth a million medals.❤
@@edsmith9900 Amen!
Well done. Simple and to the heart. I'm 58 and grew up, listening, reading about and watching the majority of these people.
Life asked Death, why do they love me but hate you?...Death replied, because you are a beautiful lie and I am a painful truth!...
"Enjoy life!...Plenty of time to be dead!..." Hans Christian Andersen
What a very powerful and thought provoking sentiment. The world being the way it is, truer words have never been spoken. 🇭🇲🐨
Who are you....u pop up on my phone
The most celebrate person who's died this year is my father , RIP dad I'll miss you 💔
Condolences RIP🙏🏻Sadly..There is No other way to Say this ….No one else Cares? Only You&Yours..That’s the Down Side of been Well know or In the Lime Light….It’s Your loss sadness..&The Public Just get on with it & You well, Left to Do all the Real grieving alone..
@@marybutler6190 🙏🌹❤️
🙏 RIP, I'm very sorry for your loss 😇
@@lphicks8749 ❤️🙏
Sorry for your pain and loss…🇮🇪
Very well put together. Nice presentation.
Thanks for arranging them chronologically... Gives some semblance of order to this sad list...
Hello 👋 Donna, how are you doing?
Christopher Plummer, my very first crush 🥰. When I was 6, I kept telling everyone, "one day I'm going to marry Captain Von Trapp". You have no idea how disappointed I was, when I realised that could never happen 😭. I grew up with 'The Sound of Music', it was my Nan's all time favourite movie. To this day, I know all the songs and can not help but sing along whenever it's on. My nan would always get me to sing the songs, especially the one, when they put on the puppet show. "High on a hill, there's a lonely goat herder..." Thanks nan for the memories and Christopher Plummer, for giving a little girl so much happiness and joy. For being my ideal man, even if it was, for only a short time 🙏
We all have dreams, but makes lovely memories.
I truly liked him also. So many movies he did, even in 2021 he stared in one. Yes first time I went to a drive in as a kid I watched sounds of music. Miss my parents also
@@colinmaharajWhat a lovely memory to have of your parents, I'm 36 and in NSW Australia, there is a grand total of 1 drive-in. Luckily, it is near where I live, so alot of my childhood was spent there. I didn't see a movie in an actual cinema till I was 16, nothing beats the drive-in though, love it! Your memory reminded me of a story my mum has told me a few times. When my mum and her family lived in England, they saw "The Sound of Music" with her parents, sister and bunch of the family when it 1st opened in the 60s. Well, when Maria marries captain Von Trapp, towards the end when it sort of has that finality feel. My mum and the family all thought it was actually "the end", so they all started putting on their coats, along with other patrons in the cinema, thinking they will beat the hussel and bussel to get out. When all of a sudden, the film didn't end but continued on and they had to all rush back to their seats, so they could see the end 😂. But then again, when you come to think of it, the end takes a really dark turn. One minute they are all singing, with puppet shows and songs about favourite things, then all of a sudden, the Nazis turn up. I'm telling you now, the Nazi's are not one of my favourite things. But you know, that was how I learnt all about the Nazis and the atrocities they did. It provoked questions from me, which my parents and nan answered. So I really have to thank "The Sound of Music" and Christopher Plummer for that as well. It helped my family broach a very difficult and traumatic subject with a young child. Memories, what powerful things they are! 🇭🇲🐨
I was the same way about Liberace...lol
Oh yes! I felt the same way. The love of my life! My biggest goal was to Jon the military and make captain…. In 2005 I did!
Very sad to say goodbye to all these well known people. I am now 80, not well known but will go one of these days……. Best wishes everyone!
Have you accepted Jesus Christ as your savior my friend? It's never too late as long as you are alive. Peace :-)
@@joereidy5732 stop
@@childfreegamer8840 I have 5 likes apparently those five disagree with you. Have you accepted Jesus Christ? You might be young but none of us knows what we will face each day of our lives. Have a great day friend :-)
@@joereidy5732 Jesus was a messenger of God like all the other messengers that were sent in God's mercy to mankind, they preached one message, that God is one and only without an equal. Associating a son with God is the greatest sin ever and blasphemous.
Even the bible says this: Deuteronomy 4:35
"To you it was shown that you might know that the Lord, He is God; there is no other besides Him"
@@joereidy5732 u mean yeshua ben meryem?
rip to all who have passed.. condolences to family and friends ❤️🕊️
Thank you for such a well presented memorial. Well done.
I watched this from beginning to end without skipping. I was saddened and feelings of nostalgia washed over me. I felt guilty though for enjoying the music immensely.
I like the music, too. It's sounds better than the funeral music that you usually hear. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Wonderful tribute!
Just wanna say that the person who created the soundtrack for this memorial did a really nice job. It was pleasant to listen to through out. Thank you.
A really well done tribute, thanks! Great then and now picture choices, great music - and it moved at a pace where I was able to read it all. May they all rest in peace.
The writing was bit small, but I have developed cataracts and have reading glasses I can use. I'd rather have the script and music than some irritating narrator that I can barely understand and who gets the names and dates wrong most of the time.
Very well done tribute to all these wonderful people that many knew and remember so very well.
The music was very good too, thanks for this tribute to so many well respected celebrities. RIP Folks.
A wonderful tribute to the ones we lost. I start to think when my time will come. Very Humbling…
"Your second life starts, when you notice, you have only one life!"
Wish you all the best! 🤗
Yep
If you have Jesus as your friend you have nothing to worry about. You will have everlasting life.
@@iam_flynn1611 stop
The difficult thing about watching these videos is that, somehow, we see our own life flashing before our eyes. Each of these people, in some way, participated in our lives and influenced us in some way. Even if for a brief moment.
R.I.P.
yes you are right..they were part of our ''growing up'' and touched us in ways we did not realize. very good point
My eldest brother, Bryan. 1953-2021. Sudden unexpected heart attack. Gifted musician. 💕
Love the music
Sorry for the loss of your brother, Bryan. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Accompanying music as an added bonus to the mood of the video.
Norman Lloyd - 106 yrs old. That's a good innings.
There were a couple of 100+ folks in there.
Listened to Rush for decades.The greatest lose ever.Miss him everyday from 9-12. An American Treasure.
I like how this was done with a rolling photos of how they looked when young and then present day! They can't put everyone on here otherwise it would be hours long.
Hello 👋 Marianne, how are you doing?
Thank you! A few brought old memories, some brought tears. Some tragedies, and some long productive lives. Very profound. A very well put together presentation.
Thank you for putting this together. You did a beautiful job.
Thank you so much!
@@MysteryScoop I am a detail person, sometime my friends roll up their eyes! But as I already know from the grace and precision of your creation here and the love you obviously had for your task you understand that "The Devil is in the details."
This is something I drill into my young 30 somethings men I mentor - mostly immigrants to America from West Africa - who are learning how to move and groove, shake and bake here in America.
"Focus on the details, boys. Don't leave any stone unturned because in the end, when all is done the quality will, not may, will show and your Sensei, who loves you - will know that you done did right!"
Yes, l thought that too.
Beautiful music… I loved it … Thank you 😍😍😍
Nice video format. Enjoyed reading and learning about all of the famous people lost last year.
Very nice video!! I would add Betty Lynn to the list. She's the actress who played Thelma Lou on the Andy Griffith show. I believe she was 96. She seemed like such a sweet lady.
The slow transition for each celebrity is how to do it. Look and learn people for future reference! Some of those black and white photos of the ladies were absolutely stunning. Time can be cruel to us all!
This is the absolute BEST of this kind of memorial/tribute to those who passed by year! The video passes by slowly enough to be able to read the brief bios. Very nice!
That was humbling, sad and farther beautiful...well done to you.
Really appreciate this visual format, thank you!
..top notch presentation. The best.
wonderfully done ty
Hello Sheila
One of the best Smooth Jazz/Death compilations out there.
Thank You for this. This was So Beautiful and sad. Thank you for including so many of the people I have loved over the years. I didn't know that some of them had died but now I know why I haven't seen them anymore. Thanks Again.
I would add John Madden and Michael Nesmith to this well researched list. And, Kenny from Southpark, of course.
Did you see them here?
Did you not see their advance apology in the event they missed someone?
@@04straw : Yes, I did, but that doesn’t negate anyone from mentioning those that they left out. Besides, did you not catch my playfulness by mentioning Kenny from Southpark? If you are not familiar with that reference in every episode of Southpark they always kill Kenny, only to have him show up again next week. It is a gag from their great writers (who are, by the way, the very best in the business.)
Based on half the list being names that most of us never heard of it is surprising to leave out 2 names that millions would know.
@@JackKincaid.. I re-phrased to appease sensitive viewers like you and Teresa.
@@04straw And did you not finish reading all of that line, it says feel free to leave the names of the people they did not name in the comments below.
very well done. I had no intent to watch this, but I got hooked immediately and could not let go. I pray god blesses all their souls!
well presented, w/good pictures and slow enough to be able to read it all...thank you~
22,58 Michael Tylo second pic, reminds me a bit of Jet Harris when younger.
Thank you for putting this very fine tribute together,
I feel so sad as I watch this, because it previous my own mortality. I was young when most of these people were on top of their game, now I am 73 and in the winter of my life, not too many days left for me, it's just a matter of time..........................
@DC10 Fomin
Carpe Diem - Sieze The Day, everyday and do not ever put your head down. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺 🍸
@@zenobiapalmyra5670 OK, tonite I'll go to my local Honky Tonk and get shi faced with my head up! Greetings from Chicago...............
So.... you don't seem sad about the people that died, just sad to be contemplating your own death, even though you are alive. Sounds about right.
@@rickriccardi4741 Wrong, I feel sad when anybody dies, perhaps my words did not project that, but it is what I mean!
I didn't used to think I'd not live to the end of some book series but that a concern now.
That was lovely, thank you so much. 💜
I met some when I worked security at Universal in the early to mid 80s , nicest thing was when you would help them they almost always said Thank You. So sad to see anyone pass .
I would hope they would say thanks!
I feel there's an opportunity for some lovely reminiscing here Tom ..................
Thank you. This video was interesting. Quite interesting.
I miss michael nesmith from the monkees😥
Hello 👋 Sonja, how are you doing?
Thanks for putting this together
Wilde
Wilde dieren
Much love and respect from philippines ✌
When Belmondo died , it was a part of France which died with him ..
Great format!!
I've watched a lot of these over the last few years this is the best presented one it goes just fast enough that you can read them and it's just super well done music a little loud but that's okay and it really surprised me a few that had passed I had not heard about well well done
Where is Mike Nesmith?!! He has a great following of fans who loved him and his music. The Monkees made such an impact in the 60's that people still celebrate today. He just finished a farewell tour with Micky Dolenz on November 11th, 2021. Every show was sold out. He died a month later on December 10th, 2021. He was in ill health, but he wanted to give back to his fans the love he felt for them. He was a wonderful, gifted man. He will be truly missed by so many people that he touched throughout his life. His songs live on today and bring such joy remembering that wonderful carefree time my generation grew up in. Thank you, Mike. Love, A Monkee fan forever!
Hello 👋 Corinne, how are you doing?
1/2 hour of dead people scrolling by is enough.
This video was da BOMB!! U did a GREAT job on it!! Ty!!
When I see the majority of these wonderful celebrities and their longevity, it is a full and productive life, but sad to see the younger celebrities pass away when they had so much more to live.
Very very good! I loved the music, especially the last song!
That was a very nice easy to watch presentation. Thank You.
Beautiful share my friend, nice words, fantastic pictures, I like your video, beautiful song.
Have a wonderful day to you!
Hello Lisa
Very well done video 👏👏👏.... great pictures of the celebrities and good informations about them!! .... I watched the whole video without skipping, it's the best video of this kind I have seen!!
You forgot Les Mckeown. Lead singer of The Bay City Rollers
Excelente muchas gracias
So many great people gone but never to be forgotten thanks to the legacies left behind.
Very nicely presented. The music was a great accompaniment.
At the end of the day we are all dust. Love the vid. Thank you for this. Respect
So many I didn't know. Wonderful presentation. On their next adventure now.
Great video really enjoyed it music was great , so many talented people gone, list couldve been longer i guess but was good thnx
May all the souls Rest In Peace of Heaven. Amen
Well done!
I chose the right video to see who died last year. This presentation was just right. No annoying voice overs, we could easily focus on the next or previous person if we weren't interested in one. Nice pleasant music, neither distracting nor putting one to sleep. Kudos. Well done.
Better than that Celebrity News video!
Some of our best, gone forever. RIP
Hello 👋 Deborah, how are you doing?
Very well done. Chronological order made sense. Good photo selection. Scrolled at just the right pace to make captions readable while taking in facial features.
It's sad when you find out someone you knew is gone, but is worse to see many to young to die :(
Hello 👋 Nina, how are you doing?
I wonder why so many young people are dying this year? Could it be?...
@@BlueSkyCountry the poison jabs
@@avasmith3451 you got it backwards, the jabs dont kill.. covid does
Wow the music and everything came out beautiful
Loved the music!
Nice...well done and excellent music
Best presentation to remember our lost ones that entertained us
For as long as this list was i was very surprised i didn't recognize more of them. One of them that surprised me was Charlie Watts: as he was the member of the Stones who really tried not to live that whole rock & roll life style insanity. You would have thought Keith or Mick would have gone first! It also seemed a bit odd, the several deaths from falling off of balconies!
I firmly believe that Keith will never die.
Yes I had the same thought re the balconies however, although the fall was the cause of death .....what caused the fall ???
Very moving and humbling all the same as I remember many of them on TV. Life is fleeting and short.
Very well done.
I like the format of a continual sliding.
R I P everybody. We all will follow you sooner or later.
Wow, it is amazing how many I had not heard had left us that were actually quite popular celebs.
William "Falconetti" Smith: the perfect villain, damn, I had real nightmares after watching him as a child
@@walterweiss7124 That's who I thought it was!
@@walterweiss7124 That's who I thought it was!
Charles Grodin :-(
I did n't know about Jessica Walter. I'll always remember her in 'Play Misty For Me'.
We are all just leaves on a tree, when the season comes, we to shall fall off and blow away.
Hans-Erik Dyvik Husby aka. Hank von Hell, lead singer of Norwegian heavyrock band Turbonegro, a band that had many fans internationally. Terry Uttley, bass player of English band Smokie. But honestly, you have done a great job honouring these people.
Thanks for the memories
Leaving Michael Nesmith off this list is simply a crime. He was a beloved pop icon, country rock pioneer and music video innovator.
And my childhood hero!
I agree! I was so blessed to see him and Micky in their farewell tour in November 2021. You could tell he was ill, but he was in pure heaven preforming for his fans. Such joy and love he showed to us. I will never forget this final goodbye. His music lives on.
Who gives a shit !!!
@@Archer28M his wives and 22 kids
who?
As you are,
We once were;
As we are,
Soon shall you be.
Well done, I didn't realize how many had left us ... RIP and thank you for entertaining us while you were here.
Good job 👍
Gregory Sierra played Lamont's friend Julio on the 70s sitcom, Sanford & Son. Fred always managed to insult Julio's heritage, which resulted in Julio getting upset, and talking a mile a minute, lol.
Gregory Sierra was also on Barney Miller. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
The music is so soothing
it is pity that Australian Actors and artists are not remember in the world only in Australia
Please list the musical score for this video.. Great choices! 👍
Put together good. Surprised to see a few on their,,want to know all songs played. Great music, 🙂
Knew most of these fine people. Will miss them too 😢. Was only surprised about the passing of just a few. The others I knew were gone. Thank you for sharing..
Hello 👋 Sherry, how are you doing?
Very classy production. The best presentation I've seen of the subject material. Thumbs Up👍& I'm Subscribing.
Do you have a song list for this? Thanks for putting this together-it’s beautiful! I’m 70, so I’m in the neighborhood. R.I.P. my friends!
Gut gemavht,danke.
Frank Magner, 12/3/52- 10/2/21. Frank was a very kind and generous man, I knew him personally as he was the father of my daughter-in-law. He wasn't overly "famous" but he was in a few movies such as "The Legend of Wolf Mountain", "The Stand" (94), "China O'Brien" and a few others. Definitely a man worth remembering. R. I. P. Frank
You are missed Lady "SUPREME" Mary Wilson.. You gave The Best Concerts.. You Spread So Much "LOVE" where ever you performed or appeared...
Thanks for this. I didn't know Sean cannery had a brother
Very well done
Thank you very much!