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216 Famous Graves: How Many Can I find?

Waste Some Time with Jason Green

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Discover the legendary resting places at Inglewood
Park Cemetery! With over 216 famous graves,
this historic cemetery is the final home to some of the biggest icons in music, film, and sports history.

In this video, we explore the beautiful grounds to pay our respects and uncover the stories of incredible legends, including:

• Ray Charles & Ella Fitzgerald - The undisputed
King and Queen of music history.
• Cesar Romero & Betty Grable - Hollywood acting royalty from the Golden Age.

• Sugar Ray Robinson - One of the greatest boxing champions of all time.

...and so many more! Join me as we walk through history and see who else we can find.

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Comment below: Who is your favorite legend
buried here?
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18 Comments

@GreenEyedGirl8 2 weeks ago

Great work Jason on another fascinating cemetery tour covering a wide range of famous souls, always filled with such interesting info where we can learn new things about them! Still at times it kind of surprises me not knowing even what to expect by seeing their simple final markers or headstones too. OMG your walk down to that basement area 😱😬 was so eerily creepy with the motion lights and looping music, it felt like a following scene just waiting for the jump scare in a horror movie to come get ya! Yes, so true it was pure comedy gold each time Esther went rounds with Fred or anyone else in her path! 🤣💪

@captainmullet4069 2 weeks ago

Thanks Jason, these episodes are great. Your imitations of Fred and Aunt Esther made me smile.

@timschall8416 2 weeks ago

My favorite Ray Charles song....Seven Spanish Angels.........gives me the chills.......

@MrNeatoMiniStock13 2 weeks ago

Inglewood Memorial Park is on my list of cemeteries to visit and pay my respects to several celebrities there. I definitely would love to visit Billie Thomas' grave sometime soon as I loved the Our Gang/Little Rascals series growing up. I've already visited Carl (Alfalfa) and Harold (Slim/Deadpan) Switzer and Darla Hood at Hollywood Forever earlier this year. You covered a great deal of graves in this video and several of those you covered I would love to visit. You covered Carl Wilson's father's unmarked grave, I visited Carl's grave and Brian Wilson's unmarked grave as well. I feel honored to pay my respects to those who I grew up watching on TV or the movies or listened to on the radio.

@joemannix6155 2 weeks ago

Great episodes thanks Jason

@mikejohnsonCHG 12 days ago

Lawanda Page steals the show in Mausoleum (1983). Thank you, Jason!

@paulhazel5545 2 weeks ago

I enjoy your videos! You have the perfect voice for this. Thank You from Rainier Washington

@ACELARSONZZ 2 weeks ago

Thanks

@tinicha718 2 weeks ago (edited)

Thanks, Jason! Hope you and Michelle are doing well. 🙂 ~ Tina

@The.Alaskan.Rockstar 2 weeks ago

✌🕯

@dougin6968 2 weeks ago

That basement looked like it was straight outa the movie Phantasm

@joemannix6155 2 weeks ago

Cesar Romero was great as the Joker

@phoolies 2 weeks ago

I.did.visit Etta James and Ray Charles

@phillywizkidz 2 weeks ago

😆 4:16 true wonder what's up with the music ? Now if it was playing Grateful Dead that be different .but seriously Dock Ellis in 1986 Ron Howard film ( Gung Ho) yes he helped out of people Rip ❤