DEBBIE REYNOLDS Greenway House HOLLYWOOD Memorabilia Savior 

What a kind tribute to such a sweet lady. She is missed so much! Debbie Reynolds & Carrie Fisher ❤️

She was such a treasure! Thanks for including all of the family. It means so much.

That was the first time I've ever heard about this story about Debbie Reynolds and Carry Fisher . I love all of the old Hollywood stories. Thanks Jordan !!

Thank you for posting this. I love Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds. Big fan! God bless them both.

This is wonderful!!! Thank you for doing this video. I met Debbie briefly after a show in Laughlin, Nevada!!! She blew my mind. One of the last true Hollywood Stars of the Golden Era!!!

I saw them interviewing her while walking around looking at it all. She was so special, its a shame she had such bad luck with men!

I just re-watched "Goodbye, Charlie" with Tony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds and Walter Matthau. Circa 1964. Saw it at the theatre originally! Funny!

I loved Debbie Reynolds. Over the years no matter what hit her; that littke woman bounced back from adversity. Until Carrie's death. The unsinkable Molly Brown (Debbie Reynolds role), just couldn't come back from that. I couldn't believe all those costumes. Amazing. She was an amazing woman and mother. Those who grew up with Debbie Reynolds will always appreciate and love the role model she was for the representation that something good could come out of Hollywood. She was a little package of dynamite. When you think of her you have to smile. Thanks for the info. I would have loved to have seen her collection. I didn't know she did that. Smart woman. Too bad the Academy wasn't as smart to display all those treasures. Great job.

Still great fun to watch Jordan's old vlogs. Still interesting and this is a great one on Debbie Reynolds!

I love your vogs and how kind you are. Jah is a hoot! My mother visited her casino/museum in Vegas and was able to talk to her. She said she was such a love,y woman.

I really liked Debbie Reynolds she was a lady If anyone ever died of a broken heart it was her,how tragic first Carrie then Debbie God bless them both may they rest in peace Thanks Jordan realty enjoyed the video ,hello to little jah he's a sweet boy ☺️👍❤️

It's so sad that all of that can't be saved somehow but I'm glad that you have pictures of it

Oh Jordan I love you because you vlog old Hollywood and I am so happy that Debbie Reynolds tried to hold on to these things from great movies! It is very sad that a lot of sites in Hollywood were torn down and if it were not for you I would never see all the sites and places of interest from old Hollywood! I always look forward to your blogs! Thank you! I am Renee from Pa.

Debbie Reynolds made an offer on my grandfather’s farm at Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia back in the 1980s. She was going to build her museum there. Sadly, my dad’s siblings wouldn’t sell to her because she wanted my grandfather’s house to live in. My aunts wanted my uncle to live in the home house.

Thanks again Lion man! Debbie Reynolds & Carrie Fisher are some of my all-time faves. So fun to live vicariously through you out in Cali! It's been thirty years since I've been there. Have great memories of learning how to surf in Huntington. And then staying at Lake Tahoe. San Fran, Pasadena, so much fun to be had in California!

Hi Jordan! (An interesting and informative guy)! Hi Jeffrey! (A little cutie)! And, Hi Jah! (The most intelligent, sweetest, handsome dog in Hollywood)! Love hearing about the Jahster's adventures and about the places I'd love to see someday. Great Vlogs, Jordan!

Excellent video, moving as well with the home movies. Sad that from the sound of it Debbie's collection has been to some degree broken up and sold off. Such is the way though- with property for better or worse, we are all just caretakers of it for awhile. I like Jah- me and thousands I'm sure. You make a good team.

Love your video big fan of old Hollywood land ❤❤Jayne Manfield always dot her I with a heart ❤️

I've been to her museum in Vegas. It was a fun time. Love that stuff.

great job Jordan!! went to her las vegas museum years ago to see the costumes of Hollywood stars. bought bottled water with her pic on it. in my freezer!! wanted to keep it!!

Creepy eyeballs! Love it 👍🏻

That was very cool, Debbie and Carrie both dreamgirls for many. Thank you....

Loved this!💖💖💖

I love rewatching....very interesting

👍what a collection!

Brilliant as always mate

Debbie Reynolds beautiful and talented. What a great lady.

The job must put you close to an amazing amount of inner old Hollywood. So clean cut, How to get the sinister photos you need? huggs,silky

Don't forget Debbie was also in the Halloweentown movies.

Always fun

I seen the coolest decoration the other day looks like ghosts or people walking by a window but it was a machine creating a shawdow on a window of a ghostly looking spirit walking by was really cool looking.

Aww I loved Debbie Reynolds. I remember her in the Unsinkable Molly Brown and just loved her. I also would see Singing in the Rain on Sunday afternoon. I didn't remember that she had the Hollywood museum so thank you for sharing that. Loved Carrie in Star Wars. Love and miss them both. Rest in peace and thank you for sharing your gifts with us.

I love in modesto cali where the writer of star wars is from. AlOt of history here

Old Hollywood was the best actors were proper actors and actress in years to come will it be the same for the new breed

was'n't there a pair that was stolen

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Yeah man... Didn't you know that dog's are evil. All those signs are proof. (Blatant sarcasm)

Debbie Reynolds was a very likeable person. When she had her casino in Vegas, she used to hang out at the bar downstairs. She didn't drink, but she would tell wonderful ( Hollyweird) stories and tell jokes, basically party with us at the bar. Then she would say" I have to, I have a show to do" She would go off and do her dinner show, and again talk with anyone and everyone. One time my mother was tired and I couldn't find her, eventually, there she was on a bench with Debbie R. And Debbie R had her arm around her and the 2 of them were laughing about ex- husband's. They were both 2 old gals just yuckin it up. Debbie, was very caring and a hoot !!!

Carrie's house used to be owned by costume designer Edith Head.

Jordon, what a wonderful tour and narration! I totally enjoyed it because Debbie, was one of my favorite actresses! Why do good women; meet such horrible men? Debbie and Carrie, are missed! R.I.P. ! 😥🌹😪

I loved Debbie too and got to meet her in Las Vegas when her hotel and museum were open. She was just as sweet as could be and the museum was awesome. Thanks for coming over to my 'neck of the woods' with your walk around Silver Lake.

Love singing in the rain. It's a shame that the film industry, turn their backs on a museum. Had to laugh when you said "Jahs happy sniffing butts"..... 😂😂

Loved the vlog! The most precious thing about Debbie was the relationship she had with her daughter. Debbie was a wonderful mother and I love that about her. Thank you so much for this vlog.

Thanks Jordan! I love this. I was born and raised in LA in the late 50's through the 70's. Dad was John Barrymore's double and he was buddies with actors like Errol Flynn, Joseph Cotton...I used to love exploring the Hollywood hills doing just what you're doing, finding stars homes and imagining what it must have been like back in the day!

Thank you Jordan. I just finished Todd's book and I got so immersed in their lives that it was emotional. A wonderful book to Todd's Mom and sister. You do such an amazing job taking us all on these adventures and I really love all the comparison photo's you do. Helps everyone to visualize the place. Sending blessings your way and hugs to Jah.

THANks Jordon , I really like your trips you take us on around Hollywood, and the insite you have about the famous actors, musicians etc... + your waiks with Jah on the sidewalks great videos.

I remember when she owned that casino in Las Vegas. People used to say poor Debbie Reynolds when they talked about her, because they knew she had dreams, but would face a hard time. They must have known her husband was a louse and the mismanagement around her business. She really tried to make a go of it, but she didn't have the support she needed, I think it would have been awesome if her dream of a Hollywood museum of old costumes from iconic movies worked. She was a beautiful lady and of course a legend in Hollywood, and she was a good mother to her children. She should have been luckier in love, but you just never know about those things.

I live down the street from her childhood home here in Burbank.

Fantastic Vlog Jordan. I met her in 1998 on the set of Halloweentown in St.Helens Oregon. The man who trained me for wrestling was one of her bodyguards and introduced me to her. She was very approachable and took as much time as she possible could to talk. I was honored to meet her. May she rest well forever.

You commented on the street’s classic name of “Rockford”. I’ve lived my entire life here in Rockford IL. When The Rockford Files TV show was being aired I used to think it was pretty cool. Rockford (or a Ford) is a shallow, area where a river or stream can be crossed. We live here on the Rock River.

Where could one view her son's films of home's contents ? Great video Jordan, as usual love Jah 🤗💕

I am so thankful that Debbie thought enough of the Hollywood memorabilia that she collected. Those items would have been lost forever without her. I wish everyone had more respect for historical items.

Thanx for the video. Love Debbie Reynolds and Carrie. Always loved their relationship.

It's sad her son had to auction off the collection. She had worked hard to keep the collection together.

She was really good in "A Catered Affair" with Bette Davis.

Bless them Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher . ❤️💖 . Lovely story thanks for taking us there and loved the matchups ! Hi Jeffery ! Hi Jah ! 👍🏻👱🏻🐶🎬🎥💙👻🕸👁🐾👍🏻

I loved her in the Tammy movies, she was so pretty

Debbie Reynolds lived in a bunch of homes during her lifetime, this one is the most famous address though as it’s where Carrie Fisher and Todd spent their childhood and where many of the home movies and photoshoots were done of the children. After her separation and divorce by Harry Karl, she was essentially broke and paying off debts for nearly a decade. She lived in a rental for a while somewhere in West LA with her personal assistants/best friends before giving that up and living in her car and various hotels for a few years since she was mainly performing all over the country and Vegas. Eventually she bought a condo in Vegas and managed to buy a modest bungalow in NoHo before ultimately moving on the compound in Coldwater Canyon where Carrie resided with Billie, her daughter. Of course her childhood home can be found near downtown Burbank on one of the old residential streets, walking distance from Warner Bros. It’s been totally modernized but the old pool Debbie designed still exists with the words Aba Dabba Honeymoon on the stairs.

Jordan I love all these stories the wonderful and you have such a great energetic spirit we need more of that in the world

That was the house she shared with her 2nd husband Harry Karl (possibly her third husband Richard Hamlett) before the divorces. The last property she lived at before her passing was in a compound where her and carrie had adjoining properties that could not be seen from the street. The property is shown in the 2016 documentary “bright lights” directed by fisher stevens

Cool video, my bestie was the president of Debbie Reynolds fan club. nice job, thanks.

Debbie Reynolds .. National Treasure.

I always loved Debbie Reynolds! My fave movie of hers was The Unsinkable Molly Brown. The way she came back after the men in her life screwed her over was amazing to me. She really was unsinkable. So sad when she and Carrie passed so close together. Bless Todd always and thank you for taking me to her home. Neat!

Jordan you probably won't see this because it's an older vlog but I must say that I really enjoyed it. Debbie was an amazing person and a great mom. One of my all time favorite movies was Tammy. When she sang the song in the movie it really amazed me on how beautiful her voice was. Truly a great vlog and Thank you for sharing this great story. Love to you and Jah

Great vlog, Jordan. Loved seeing Jah, too!

I miss Debbie and Carrie. Two Hollywood legends taken from us too soon.

CLICK CLICK lol. That's actually a good walk roun the loop. Now i know Debbie Reynolds colkected all that memorabilia. AMAZING. 5,0000 PIECES.

Super, than you, loved it.

Lovely Lady. Singin I the rain is my all time favourite musical. Also because of the incomporable Gene Kelly. My favourite man in the movies.

I have been waiting a long time for this one, anything on Debbie Reynolds (my very favorite actress) I rate this 10+....I miss those two so much.

I wish all escalators and stairs were ramps - easier on these old knees👵

There is a book called secret stairs of Los Angeles or LA and it is by Charles Fleming

I am enjoying this vlog and Hi Little Jah! Great job Jordan!

12:51 I love when people do this! I could look at these type of photos all day!

Jordan one pair of ruby shoes from Wizard of Oz are here in Newbridge, Co. Kildare. Ireland in Silverware Icon Museum 😀

I love Debbie sooooo 😭😘 thank you, Jordan!!!!

It is really cool that she collected and saved all those props. It was a great idea to do that. great vlog. ⭐️

So glad I found this vlog of Debbie’s house! I love her! So, thanks for this!

To think that finally in 2022 they have opened an academy awards museum in Hollywood. I wonder if some of Debbie Reynolds collection ended up there. Look forward to visiting this museum once this pandemic dies down. Also the Silverlake locations & houses brought back a lot of memories from my school days. My husband and I rode our 10 speed bikes over that renaissance bridge a couple of times too. Great seeing Jah again on this video. He’s going to be happy to see you again after your Route 66 tours with Scott that I’m also enjoying right now. Thanks again for the great vlog. ❤️🙏🏻🐕‍🦺🦋🌸🌻

Hi Jordan seams such a shame that these Hollywood studios did`nt have an archive department for in this case costumes / props etc....... what on earth were they thinking off just chucking all that stuff away.......... have things changed now in 2020 .......... here in the UK i can tell you those costumes / props etc would have been kept.

That car is a Volkswagen Thing. Based on a WWII German millitary car, they were produced in the 1970s but were not very popular because they were very bare bones inside. But very cool looking.

I have enjoyed watching this and other vlogs on Debbie Reynolds you have made. One thing that is a head scratcher are a few of the references you have made about Todd giving permission for various things pertaining to Carrie (video of house, etc.) I would think it would be Carrie's daughter who would need to give permission.

so interesting was watching your Joan Crawford's house visit can i add that "Feud " was excellent and my family & I watched it and we thought Joan who was portrayed by fabulous Jessica Langue "character" was very Nice, cool & emotional. I wonder what you didn't like ? And i do adore Bette Davis :) so thats that.

I am and have been a Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher fans for so many years. I was a little girl when Debbie and Eddie got married but remember my older sisters had fan magazines exploiting this event. I was a childhood singer and one song I sang was Debbie's hit, "Tammy." Thank you for this visit and I can now finish your Todd Fisher visits.

At the moment I'm on such a low income ( £ 77 wk carers allowance ) to be precise but I really enjoy the history and escapism . Thank you xxx

Great vlog, what an amazing story! It's always so cool when you can find a location of an old photograph like Debbie's driveway, right where she was standing all of those years ago.

Debbie's husband stole her blind and left her broke. She had to start all over and go back to work at a late age. I can't believe the Academy turning down the collection! I bet they wished now they'd kept it!

Great video, do you think you can do filming locations of war of the worlds, 1953

Awesome again!

Debbie is great to see when she was the Mystery Guest on game show What's My Line....Wow remember show 77 Sunset Strip.

I met Debbie reynolds while on vacation in Beverly HILLS, very kind down to earth sweet lady.God bless her

I read My Girls written by Debbies son, Todd Fisher. Itasca great read. I recommend it to Debbie Reynolds fans

She wrote a book about her life.her collecting. Her career, husband's the ups and downs.she must of been a hoot of a mom.

Very interesting....love your page... I have learned alot

You are a star! Great vlog about a wonderful lady.many thanks from the UK.

God Bless them. A brilliant shining star. Thank you for this.

Lovely Vlog!

VW "THING"...YELLOW & ORANGE WERE POULAR IN 1973!

If memory serves me right, a pair of the ruby slippers are on display at The Smithsonian

Just wondering what happened too Eddie Fisher