To all the idiots saying he's lying...i've heard him tell this story a few times. It's always the same. Why would he have to make up a story about Charles Manson. I think the guy is successful enough not to have to do that.

@ROFO79

4 жыл бұрын

Manson has a ton of Hollywood connections. Reading a book on it now. The guy who wrote it was just interviewed on Rogan. Book is excellent. It’s titled Chaos Charles Manson , the CIA, and the Secret History of the Sixties

@jw362

4 жыл бұрын

Brad Gaines before the Simi Valley freeway (118) opened in the early 70’s the only road between the San Fernando Valley and the Simi Valley was the Santa Susana Pass Rd. Simi was already a crowded bedroom community. Thousands of commuters crawled bumper to bumper past Spahn Ranch every day. . It was really a small collection of ramshackle old west buildings used as a movie/tv set. If it ever had best days they were long behind it. I commuted past it every day from 65-68 to my 4 to 12 shift in a Hospital. I frequently dropped off cowboy and hippy hitchhikers there and would occasionally rent horses there. Cranston certainly knows the place. BTW it was much smaller than the place used for “Once Upon a Time In Hollywood.” Great movie!

@bradgaines

4 жыл бұрын

@@ROFO79 I listened to the Rogan podcast. Super interesting.

@bradgaines

4 жыл бұрын

@@jw362 wow! That's awesome. I guess you never saw Manson?

@jw362

4 жыл бұрын

Brad Gaines no, but I think one of the hitchhikers I dropped off several times was Shorty Shea

Crazy Charlie use to tell stories about passing Heisenberg on horse back.

@jkephart4624

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

@itgetter9

4 жыл бұрын

Best comment

@notgonnalie1846

4 жыл бұрын

Heisen'burg' american education, no?

@leftovercrass5210

4 жыл бұрын

@@notgonnalie1846 stuck up European, no? Btw, American not american

@ronnelson7828

4 жыл бұрын

You know who I am. Say my name!

You should have said to Manson, "I AM the danger."

@JM-tf4nk

5 жыл бұрын

Lmao 😂

@johnnynbk

4 жыл бұрын

lol yeah right.

@pedrokantharia7307

4 жыл бұрын

You are goddamn right

@copdachiraqdemon

4 жыл бұрын

Lmaoooo

@xtubby420x

4 жыл бұрын

Little 12 year old Heisenberg lol

I like how he corrected himself before saying "Manson Murders" by changing it to the correct "Tate & LaBianca Murders". Doing justice to truth.

@abikegavin9641

3 жыл бұрын

Probably because Manson didn't actually have anything to do with the murders. The fact that Roman Polanski was pedophile, Tex was the one actually supplying LSD and not Charlie, and the fact that the government wanted him to look like "Jesus" just so they could make his story more sensational should be factors that people think about but they don't because they'd rather believe Charles was some psycho maniac. And why do you think that is? Because even if the Helter Skelter shit was true, he never planned on being on the "White" side, he wanted black people to take back their land. That's why he used the Swastika for exactly what it truly meant, it's original meaning from Hinduism. It's the reason in his interviews he was exposing different hand gestures and movements of certain secret societies. It's the reason they tried to make it seem like he was nothing more than some clout chasing musician. They didn't want people to realize what Charles actually did. Even when people think it's crazy that musicians could have been speaking to him through coded messages in songs is because people don't know that in MKUltra, they actually programmed people with certain music and sounds. They programmed certain musicians so that they would be almost distant handlers of certain slaves, this is the main reason they put out Manchurian Candidate in the 60s, ironically trying to show the Commies doing brain washing all while they were literally over 10 years into their own mind control experiments. Those two women were very likely victims of Roman Polanski and through guided meditation (which even Danny Trejo confirmed was a thing Charles would do) they realized what they wanted to do. And if you think that's playing with the power of suggestions, then what exactly would you think subliminal messaging is?

@s92dx

3 жыл бұрын

@@abikegavin9641 don't do drugs, kids

@CptCupcake5

3 жыл бұрын

@@abikegavin9641 interesting.

@abikegavin9641

3 жыл бұрын

@@s92dx Don't do drugs? I'm not quite sure if you feel that what I said indicates I'm on drugs or the part about Tex supplying the LSD. If it's the former, I hadn't even smoked weed yet when writing that and not only that, but a lot of this comes from actually researching the case. Even Charles said it in a interview that he didn't want to grow out his hair or his beard, he didn't want to look like Jesus yet they wouldn't let him get it cut, because it made him out to be sensational, something that made people want him yet also despise him immensely. And yes the government did indeed perform mind control experiments that spanned about 20 or so years. And yes, while they were performing those experiments they put out Manchurian Candidate '62, these are facts you can easily look up right now. As well, to give a real good example of coded messaging and if you merely see it as coincidence then that is your right to do so. Back in the 60s-70s were the releases of the Planet Of The Apes movies. In 1972 was the creation of the MOVE organization, an afro-activist group that they called a "Back to Nature" group. In 1978 there was a standoff between them and the Philadelphia Police Department and in 1984, there was a bombing of 64 houses that all housed MOVE members. For fuck sakes, they used to actively carefully and meticulously splice in subliminals to drink Coke, do you really think that was the end and only use of subliminal advertising? And yes, you can also look up the fact that Tex (the other Charles) did indeed introduce LSD to the ranch, around the exact same time the government was working on using LSD as mind control. Do you really just see that as a coincedence? Do you think Cointelpro was merely for Afro people? Did you think the government merely hated hippies for smoking weed and having sex? Or do you think they hate whenever people come together to actually complain about the government?

@Pataganja

3 жыл бұрын

@@abikegavin9641 you sound like you’re on drugs

His story sounds like it could be straight out of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

@bendream544

4 жыл бұрын

@@davyjonesvideos he is talking absolute shit because Charlie never took drugs to the level where he was that incapacitated due to the fact that he needed to keep control, not just of himself but the girls as well. Bullshitter

@owenjacobs65

4 жыл бұрын

Ben Dream You’d be the one to know right?

@MrZomBie775

4 жыл бұрын

@@bendream544 I dont know where you're getting your info from, but pretty much everyone who was staying at spahns ranch at the time, and Charlie himself have said that he and the entire Manson family were doing increasingly high doses of Acid. And the idea that he had to stay sober in order to control them is also wrong. All of those girls had fully bought in to Charlie's manipulations and ideology. There was no need for him to keep an eye on them 24/7 because he already knew they were devoted to him. That's how cults work. He would even leave the girls at the ranch for weeks or months on end by themselves. How was he keeping control of them then?

@BigL721

4 жыл бұрын

@@cody3599 you're giving him too much credit by assuming that he's ever even read a book

@bendream544

4 жыл бұрын

@@cody3599 I didn't say he never took acid or speed at one time. I read loads of books about Manson and the 'family' because I was always fascinated by why people followed this little clown, and my conclusion was that yes of course he'd dabbled enough to work out the benefits of their controlling powers but remember he was learning at the same time as the rest of the world, and that is why he went from wannabe pimp to cult leader in such a small space of time and I don't think there was any forward planning on his part, you only have to watch any of his prison interviews to get how foolish the twat is. When he starts that dancing around trying to impress whoever believing that he has some kind of powers over whatever and I'm the same way of thinking about people who still think there is any reality to Charlie's magical ways. I did all my 'research' in the 70's and 80's and that is where it should have been left as there is absolutely nothing worth getting into past that time except for its about time any of the girls left alive should be let out of jail as there is no reason to keep them there other than that bullshit human need for revenge which they wouldn't like visited upon themselves if their own committed offences of the same magnitude. But to say that Charlie was necking increasing doses and keeping control of these people believe me is almost impossible. He made sure he was dishing out the drugs personally which is red flag behaviour for a start and the rest of it by anybody else afterwards is just speculation. Bugliosi is a far better specimen for investigation even though he's died and got away with his crimes. ....

I don't know why so many people saying he's lying, plenty of folks in their 65-75 years old that grew up in that area of Los Angeles knew the crazy group of Manson.

@susan7090

2 жыл бұрын

The counter culture were well aware of them

@halweilbrenner9926

2 жыл бұрын

Yes many people who were 18 in 1967,like myself are STILL ALIVE!

@catherinecrow5662

2 жыл бұрын

@@halweilbrenner9926 Same here !! I was in L.A. Working after the murders. I met a bunch of people who knew someone from the Family or the Ranch.. the counter culture was actually pretty small back then .I have no doubt he & his cousin saw a whacked out Manson in the wild..

@keykrazy

2 жыл бұрын

If you'll pardon my rhetorical language, everybody's got to live somewhere -- and most of us don't stay living in a single place our entire lives. Anyways.. I grew up in the Cincinnati, OH area and live here now once again. I've had a few different people tell me over the years that Charlie Manson once lived on our local Madison Avenue, a road that connects four or five local suburbs. At least one of them added that "he used to walk up and down Madison all the time". I've never bothered to look it up, though i've no reason to doubt anyone who had told me this.

@markmac2206

2 жыл бұрын

probably the same people that claim Manson was innocent.

"Charlies on the hill!", I'm suprised they didnt think Vietnam, haha!

@AbesamisM

4 жыл бұрын

Lmao

@quinnrollen

4 жыл бұрын

For the WIN!!

@igot99problemsbutmyaltaint81

4 жыл бұрын

Charlie dont surf

@rpool5874

4 жыл бұрын

“Charlie’s on the hill “ code for Charlie’s tripping again.

@AlehandroSosa

4 жыл бұрын

😂🤦🏽‍♂️

Charles Manson vs Heisenberg

@Peekadam

4 жыл бұрын

That's fucking stupid

@m.a.4949

4 жыл бұрын

My money's on heisenberg

@anthonycampos8057

4 жыл бұрын

@@Peekadam tightass

@evoken1216

4 жыл бұрын

Heisenberg would kick that skinny mops ass

@kdbwiz

4 жыл бұрын

Heisenberg 1 - Manson nil

I'm a few years older than Bryan. I grew up in the valley and my friends and I used to hitchhike to Chatsworth Park, which is very close to Spahn Ranch. We liked to climb up the rocks and smoke pot. It was a beautiful area. We also would hitchhike down Topanga Canyon Blvd to go to the beach. I remember one time we got picked up by a carload of "hippies". When Manson and his followers got arrested for the murders, and I found out that they hung out st Spahn Ranch, I kind of freaked out. I sometimes wonder if those hippies that picked me and my friend up were part of his group. Either way, I'm so thankful nothing bad ever happened to me. I was kind of a dumb teenager.

@tired_buthappy

4 жыл бұрын

Don’t worry, most of us were.

@rosebud6250

4 жыл бұрын

MsKraftee MsKraftee - don’t feel bad ...I think we were all dumb teenagers haha from a baby boomer - peace love 💗

@tired_buthappy

4 жыл бұрын

John Salvage seeing as I was a teen in the early 2000s, no I did not.

@lewstone5430

4 жыл бұрын

MsKraftee no just a teenager.

@BrayTube

4 жыл бұрын

That reminds me of the time something didn't happen to me, too!

Bryan Cranston has always struck me as a cool, humble guy who is always gracious during interviews and fan encounters. I've loved him for 30 years.

@B.A.Pilgrim

2 жыл бұрын

good for you...

@nautilusshell940

Жыл бұрын

Too bad hes a rabid woke liberal

@jdirt2019

8 ай бұрын

Trump hater, right?

Years later Charlie was watching Malcolm in the middle in his cell and started yelling, I KNOW THAT GUY I KNOW THAT GUY!

@gmontanabeats

Жыл бұрын

Lol life comes full circle

Back in 2005, I had a customer in my finance office who was an elderly, frail woman. We got to talking and it turns out that she was a retired psychologist who used to work for the California State Department of Corrections at the Corcoran Prison. She was Manson's shrink for over 20 years! She told me that Charlie was a tiny guy, maybe 5'2" and 135 lbs. wet. She said he had piercing, soulless eyes, was bat shit crazy (her exact words) and she could understand how young people, especially girls, could be manipulated by him because he was so good at it.

@mattvalentine

2 жыл бұрын

Manson was actually 5ft 6 and 3/4 exactly. On his drivers license and multiple arrest booking records he was measured as 5ft 6 or 7. The only reason people thought he was so short was his famous mugshot photo where he was standing in the wrong spot (supposed to be standing in the yellow box on the ground) and the camera being at the wrong angle/level, making it look like the top of his head lining up with 5ft 2.

@G_xx_

2 жыл бұрын

Wasnt he like 5'4"

@deanl0

2 жыл бұрын

@@G_xx_ He's just a deuce now...

@B.A.Pilgrim

2 жыл бұрын

b.o.l.o.x

@michaelvoorhees5978

2 жыл бұрын

Girls are so easy to manipulate because they're dumb and like losers(badboys) usually...

He used to live two blocks from where my maternal family grew up in Ashland Kentucky, my grandma said it caused quite a stir when he would sit on the porch naked and play guitar.

@laurastrobel718

4 жыл бұрын

Why would that bother anybody?😊

@CamJones2000

4 жыл бұрын

WTF?! 🤣

@freddymarcel-marcum6831

3 жыл бұрын

@@dlac1982 not on Hilton Ave...

@ajdoyle9559

3 жыл бұрын

Charles Manson or Bryan Cranston ?

@freddymarcel-marcum6831

3 жыл бұрын

@@ajdoyle9559 Manson

I used to hang around with some er... 'unpleasant,' types. Smoke pot at the dealer's house and so forth. One night a guy come round and offered to swap a ring for some pot. The dealer said no and I looked at it and bought it cheap. When the guy left the dealer said he never takes things as he does not know where they come from and what it might implicate him in. I remember feeling a little freaked by that statement but the lad that sold it seemed like a friendly normal guy in his early 20s. I gave the ring to my girlfriend as a gift. Then it came back to me the kid had been arrested for breaking into an old ladies home, murdering her and stealing her jewellery. He'd come straight from murdering her to buy drugs. The creepiest thing about it is that I sensed nothing. He's just brutally murdered an old woman and I sensed nothing about him that he was a dangerous human being. For me, that's far worse than a mad-eyed crazy guy turning out to be a killer.

@carolannelady9271

4 жыл бұрын

Its crazy to think that all that separates us from being murdered or raped (or whatever) is crossing paths with a murderer or rapist. You can walk down a dark, desolate road 1,000 times and be perfectly safe. Its that 1,001st time that your path gets crossed by someone like that. And most murderers dont have swastikas carved in their skin. They look like everyone else. Scary shit.

@dylanolson4600

3 жыл бұрын

Carolanne lady that’s why I don’t walk down dark, desolate roads 😂

@carolannelady9271

3 жыл бұрын

@@dylanolson4600 youre no fun! 😉

@dennydeckerful

3 жыл бұрын

And they say drugs is a victimless crime.

@Riptor1998

3 жыл бұрын

@@dennydeckerful and they say jewelry is a victimless crime

Bet he was riding on a horse with no name

@kianhughes6309

4 жыл бұрын

It probably felt good to be out of the rain too

@matthale8090

4 жыл бұрын

America... 😆

@QuesadillaJay

3 жыл бұрын

The first thing he met was a fly with a buzz

@memesspaghetti5668

3 жыл бұрын

he was pepper sprayed by a police officer shortly after

@radziklvp3442

3 жыл бұрын

In the desert?

The old guy he's talking about was probably George Spahn.

@TooCooFoYou

6 жыл бұрын

RodneyLee Super was talking about the old guy who told Cranston and his cousin not to worry about the Manson family.

@bishopgutierrez5772

6 жыл бұрын

SuperStrik9 fuck yea Cannibal Corpse! \m/

@lookatmepleasesir

5 жыл бұрын

it is in fact george spahn he's referring to

@chunkatronic

5 жыл бұрын

Maybe, but Spahn was blind, so not sure if he would have been saddling up horses for 13 year olds.

@lookatmepleasesir

5 жыл бұрын

@@chunkatronic he would have been able to do that with touch. I don't think he was born blind or anything, he probably had a lifetimes experience of saddling horses

my brother and i wandered into a police sting out by Spahn Ranch the day before the cops busted the ranch to arrest the gang of kids. They threw us in jail for a day before releasing us the next day. We were long hairs in a VW, the family was stealing those. . Fun fact: Bryan went to my grammar school , SunnyBrae Elementary school, a few years behind me.

@ipodtouchfreak100

4 жыл бұрын

William Sandell ye old fuck

@jkephart4624

4 жыл бұрын

Thats crazy. Glad they didnt hold you for to long

@starless1444

4 жыл бұрын

That's actually really cool though

@TheresaPowers

4 жыл бұрын

ou are an idiot.

@jkephart4624

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheresaPowers you're *

Bryan Cranston sure is the best actor. He's got the most expression telling a story, that I've ever seen❗ Unbelievable ❗

Dark, Dead Eyes. What a great description.

@andrewbrendan1579

4 жыл бұрын

I noticed that comment also. A couple of times in my life I've seen people who had eyes like that. One of them was on TV, a man who had killed a couple of other men in a bar fight and was then on death row. The other was a roommate I had in college for less than a semester. Roommate was an elaborate practical joker and what I would call a sadist. I moved out and roommate had two more roommates before the semester ended. That was a little over 40 years ago and I still say that if I found out my former roommate had been arrested for killing people over a period of time I wouldn't be surprised.

@TheZackkary1

4 жыл бұрын

I think someone in ‘Jaws’ said that about the shark.

@deltoroperdedor3166

4 жыл бұрын

@@andrewbrendan1579 I've met my share of people with dead eyes, usually green or blue, they all fit the bill for a sociopath, very outgoing, lots of stories and always trying to impress and more than happy to give you a hand to show what good boys they were

@neuralmute

4 жыл бұрын

@@deltoroperdedor3166 I've seen eyes like that on a politician or three... The ones who get busted for stuff like sexual assault, or a hit-and-run, usually.

@deltoroperdedor3166

4 жыл бұрын

@@neuralmute not that surprising, they don't usually last long because they need to push it

In the late 90's, I signed up for a clown workshop (out in the Massachusetts Berkshires) that was led by Wavy Gravy. For those who don't know of him, he was the Master of Ceremonies at Woodstock. Both a clown and a great philanthropist, always looking for donations to his special cause for disadvantaged kids at his Camp Winnarainbow. Sweet, sweet man. Still lives on his commune out in CA. Wavy told me a story of when he and his fellow hippie commune members were gathered in one room for some sacred chanting, which got louder and more powerful. Wavy heard a car in the driveway and looked outside. Some hippie kids stepped out of an old junk car, and the last one to emerge was a short skinny little guy everyone seemed to defer to. The guy stood there for a moment looking around, and suddenly became aware of the spiritual chanting, which got louder and louder. He got a look on his face of excruciating pain, clapped his hands over his ears, and quickly rounded everybody up. They got into the car and tore out of there. The man was Charles Manson.

@JLKDOOM

3 жыл бұрын

The only part of this that I find hard to believe is that wavy freakin gravy is still alive lol

@aashiv93

3 жыл бұрын

Honestly, I thought that this story would be about John Wayne Gacy.

@mattmoves5920

3 жыл бұрын

So even hippies can't stand hippies.

@DivineSimply

3 жыл бұрын

@@mattmoves5920 Back then, my husband summed up the hippie movement beautifully. He said it was just another excuse to hate.

@Twinklez63

3 жыл бұрын

Wavys spirit irritated Charlie's demons

I just imagined bryan as leo dicaprio, pointing at the tv with that cigarette in his hand.

@betterstill100

2 жыл бұрын

Ha ha, “god damn hippies!”

@markmac2206

2 жыл бұрын

get this mechanical asshole off my fuckin street!

2:01 - 2:05 Bryan's impression of Charles "going with the movement of the horse" was creepy. His eyes, mainly. Excellent job communicating Charles' appearance.

Steve McQueen was invited to the dinner at Sharon Tate’s that night and he carried a gun. Sad he didn’t make it.

@jimshillingford2027

2 жыл бұрын

Steve would have kicked all of those hippy asses.

He’s right! Manson thought the house was owned by a record producer that dissed him, but he moved.

@thomaspappalardo7589

3 жыл бұрын

Which made no sense because he knew Terry Melcher moved - he had dropped by there looking for Terry weeks or even months beforehand and he was told Terry no longer lived there.

I had a similar experience with the brother of a friend. Something about her brother just didn't vibe with me. I was friends with her in Jr High and part of HS. So sometimes in HS I would stay at her house after school off and on so I met her brother (she was really younger compared to her siblings who were all in their late 20s and older). And She kept telling me something was wrong with her brother but everyone talks smack about their siblings so I didn't think anything of it. Ends up about a yr or two after we graduated HS, her brother was on the news for having murdered some family friends. All I could remember was something about feeling a coldness when I was around him and his eyes being dead. :/ He got the death penalty at some point.

@Isabelle-fh3yr

4 жыл бұрын

steve henderson cool cool, maybe not glamorize this lifestyle and type of person tho? Look into your creative gifts and obscure interests and try to apply yourself, to express these things in a way that makes people like you feel like they have a place where they belong and they can be effective even though they struggle to turn ideas into a reality. A lot of artists struggle with that and being able to endure that and come out of it, is something you can be proud of. A nice feeling of accomplishment I encourage you to explore is when you can make something that enriches your and others’ lives.

@juxe411

4 жыл бұрын

steve henderson your favourite movie is definitely joker

@juxe411

4 жыл бұрын

steve henderson dude what??? 😂 you must be great at talking to girls...

@juxe411

4 жыл бұрын

steve henderson firstly you’ve just further proved to me that you don’t get girls.... stop acting like you’re so above others. Not giving a shit about equality and political correctness doesn’t make you seem edgy or badass it just makes you seem like a delusional prick. I suppose your mother must be proud of your views on woman staying in line and doing what they got to do for men. Then again i bet you’re parents aren’t proud of you anyway... You are not coming across as smart or cool or a man that doesn’t give any fucks, you’re just coming across as a fucking loser who probably hasn’t washed his bed sheets in 4 years

@juxe411

4 жыл бұрын

steve henderson you are one of the most stupidest people i’ve ever met, talking shit about “i don’t give a shit about u or your views” what and we all do with your cringey paragraph you left 😂 you really are stupid to think that i’m a girl merely on the fact that i don’t agree with your misogynistic views on women. classic hypocrite, “feminism is toxic” what and your views on women aren’t toxic 😂 i seriously can’t tell if your a 12 year old who thinks they are above everyone and so deep or a fat 40 year old virgin who has no friends and has a creepy thing for asian girls... either way you’re fucking stupid as hell, definitely got grease stains on your ipad don’t you

I had a friend who knew Charlie when he was young and lived in McMechan. She said at that time he was a good boy, but you can tell why he became how he was.

Dennis Wilson was great. Watch him in "Two-lane Blacktop." He didn't have to act. He was just himself.

@noampitlik2332

2 жыл бұрын

@@rosselliswilkinson Yes, he was excellent.

The singer Meatloaf recounted how one time he picked up a hitchhiker and gave a ride to Denis Wilson's (of the Beach Boys) house but that the hitchhiker spooked him out and he left the hitchhiker quickly. Then one year later he saw on the news that they captured the murderers of the Tate and LaBianca murders and it turned out to be the hitchhiker Charles Manson.

@bendream544

4 жыл бұрын

@Hard Dik yeah I met him in Scotland in 67' and I fucked all his girls! I was only 2 yrs old but with Charlie working that witchy magic hell anything was possible weoooooooooooooo

@jkephart4624

4 жыл бұрын

@Hard Dik meatloaf would have been in the same music circle as Charles manson tho. . . Same as the Mamas and the papas. Not that farfetched when you look at the scene in the 60-70s

@pyramidion5911

4 жыл бұрын

A lot of people don't realize just how small the hollywood area is.

@cindyp5703

4 жыл бұрын

Manson wasn't even present at the murders, dumbass. And why are you telling someone else's "story"??

@TheresaPowers

4 жыл бұрын

bullshit.

Wow what an amazing story. I didn’t know Bryan grew up in LA. That’s so fascinating. I wonder how he got into acting. His face is so animated when he recalls events. Most people kind of half do impressions of events, not him lol.

Dennis Wilson never "tried to get the Beach Boys to "join the Manson group." Yes, he invited Mike Love and Bruce Johnston over to dinner once while the Manson Family was staying at his house, and he convinced the Beach Boys to record a song that Charles Manson had written and that Dennis had rewritten, but that's it. Dennis never asked the Manson family to move into his house. They just showed up one day when Dennis wasn't home, after he had picked up two female family members who were hitchhiking. Living with the family got so bad that after a few months Dennis moved out and stopped paying the rent, which forced the landlord to evict them. They threatened his family and trashed his house and his Ferrari after he paid over $100,000 in medical bills for them. Dennis wanted nothing to do with them long before the Tate LaBianca murders happened.

@BobSacamano666

2 жыл бұрын

I guess he shouldn't have stole his music

@1401minstrel

2 жыл бұрын

@@BobSacamano666 From what I've read, Manson's beef with Dennis was because Dennis rewrote some of the lyrics and changed the title, and not because of any perceived theft of the song.

@frankfisher99

Жыл бұрын

No, the relationship was much closer and longer lasting than that. Read Ed Sanders' "The Family", it goes into it in great detail

No way that Walter White met Charles Manson, that must’ve been one crazy cut crossover episode😦

anyone read 'manson in his own words'? cos theres a story he tells where he went walking out into the desert with only a canteen of cold coffee, walked too far out and ended up exhausted and almost died on his way back. he'd been gone for like a day or two, this sounds like it could have been him on his way back at the end of that journey. wild

Bryan Cranston is like my American father. I’m from U.K. and really really loved this dudes work. Top ✊

One day in 1969, The Beach Boy’s drummer told Charles that he would talk to his friend, legendary music producer Terry Melcher, about Charlie’s music. So they went to a party at Terry Melcher’s house one night up in Laurel Canyon. After some light conversation, Terry decided that his friend Dennis’ new friend wasn’t as talented and promising as Dennis had described, in fact he was kinda weird. Then very casually, he brushed Charlie off and avoided him for the rest of the evening. But Charles felt disrespected. He just wasn’t willing to accept “no” for an answer! A few nights later, he sent some members of his “family” to pay Mr. Melcher a visit and to confront him about his big mistake disrespecting Charlie that way. The problem was that Terry Melcher wasn’t home.....in fact, he was away for a few weeks. And unbeknownst to Charlie he had invited his friends to come stay at his place over the summer. That night his friends were home relaxing and enjoying glasses of wine when they heard the doorbell ring.

@daniellyons914

2 жыл бұрын

That's not how it went down exactly. Terry Melcher had showed considerable interest in Charlie's music, even visiting him at the ranch, before finally blowing him off. And he had moved from the Cielo Drive property months before the murders -- the house was being leased by Roman Polanski and Sharon Tate. Most observers find it difficult to believe that Charlie wouldn't have know that Melcher had moved on, but there's no consensus.

I had a medical issue and almost died when I came to at the hospital Manson's death was on TV and I thought to myself just my luck I was almost in line at the pearly gates with manson would have liked to have heard what St Peter said

@lukenotskywalker2957

4 жыл бұрын

That racist piece of shit wouldn’t have even got a sight at those gates mate.

@tired_buthappy

4 жыл бұрын

Hey, Manson would have made you look good! ;)

@truebuldog

4 жыл бұрын

The Lord might have said , "Only One of you is getting into Heaven". And Crazy Charlie would have turned to you and said , "Well it sucks to be you" ! Lol

@tired_buthappy

4 жыл бұрын

Ralph C thank you. I really needed a good laugh this morning. ❤️

@TMeek94

4 жыл бұрын

You sound crazier than Manson

I'm not trying to plug Netflix but If you're into Manson, watch MindHunter. The actor playing Manson is eerily good, in fact other actors doing Kemper and Berkowitz were the best imitators I've ever seen.

i have a story thats similar in a way... my friend and i once met this girl at an upscale party, we chatted innocently quite a while and after we left the party i remember saying how down to earth she was for someone that looked like a beauty queen. the next morning i open the newspaper to see her picture and it turned out that she was Miss Canada at the time. as i'm reading this in shock my phone rings with my friend on the line saying... no way! ok its not charlie manson but i prefer my encounter to his!

i like how a youtube video finally starts out with the title's topic

Thank you for sharing with us!

“That must be Charlie.”

Great story! Was always a Cranston fan but breaking bad elevated him at an entirely new level! Thanks for the video

Thanks to Tarantino i could just picture the whole story in my mind :)

@erazet3084

3 жыл бұрын

yeah, had the spawn ranch in it, right?

@luisalonso959

3 жыл бұрын

Really? cause he appeared like 5 seconds in the movie. Completely wasted

@6vitru6vian6

3 жыл бұрын

@@luisalonso959 he wasnt the main focus in this one, the victims were

@samiritbanik1504

3 жыл бұрын

That's the magic of cinema

@markmac2206

2 жыл бұрын

@@erazet3084 yeah, even had Tex giving horseback tours.

Bryan Cranston is not lying, this dude is like one of the nicest honest guys.

Lois is like, "Sure, Hal."

@TheCandlekane

4 жыл бұрын

I read that in her voice

@Stoic_Poet

3 жыл бұрын

Honey!? Kids, you believe me right?!

@africaRBG

3 жыл бұрын

Such a good show

@MWayne-zz1cr

2 жыл бұрын

Skyler is like, "Someone needs to protect this family from the man who protects this family."

Manson’s group were also the people that were giving him his tour on horseback. Lol. The manson family worked as tour guides for the person who was letting them live on the ranch. Its not scary because he came in contact with Manson, its scary because everyone there would’ve helped bury his ass 😂.

Actually Dan, The Beach Boys put one of Manson's songs on the album 20/20. Thank you.

@jimshillingford2027

2 жыл бұрын

The Beach Boys never gave Mason song writing credit. When Charlie heard the song he was not happy.

My sister, April, used to care for his horses in Topanga Canyon. She nearly got mixed up with him, said he was very charming. She was worried that she was going to get subpoenaed.

I met him in H.O.J.J.,when he was in high power awaiting trial and I was a trustee .It freaked me out ! I brought the food to his block 1350.Nobody told me that this was where they kept high profile inmates.

Charlie didn't want the Beach Boys to join his group. He wanted Dennis to get their producer (Terry Melcher) to sign him to a recording contract.

@MarySammons10

4 жыл бұрын

wcassady correct. And the house where Sharon and Roman Polanski lived has been Terry Melcher’s. So the theory is that Manson chose that house because Terry Melcher turned him down but he hadn’t realized Melcher had moved.

@wcassady

4 жыл бұрын

@@MarySammons10 And they've said since then that the theory was debunked but I'm not sure I believe that. It's too coincidental. Unless Charlie picked it because he was already familiar with it. But with how violent the crime was I think there was a connection

@MarySammons10

4 жыл бұрын

wcassady yeah and he didn’t have a connection to Tate or Polanski that I’ve ever heard. I think the connection is legit too.

@norisboren5402

2 жыл бұрын

Steve McQueen with his 6 shooter could have stopped these killers . There was another one outside that killed an onlooker also .

I went to HS in the SFV 1971-73. A girl that I knew who was older than me went to Chatsworth HS. Just a couple of miles from the Spahn ranch. In the late 60's they use to go buy weed from all the hippies there. Charlie was known as Good Grass Charlie. She said there were at least 15-20 girls/women there. They all dressed like slobs and were dirty. The guys all looked insane. They use to go the Ralphs on Topanga Cyn and dumpster dive for food all the time. I'm sure a lot of teenagers in the West Valley at one time came across that group.

Every hippy looked like manson in 68

"I am the one who KNOCKS!" "Far out, man, can I put that in one of my tunes?"

Everyone who ever tells their stories of meeting or seeing Manson all of their stories are very similar. That was one evil creepy monster.

That's exactly how I felt when they arrested Eileen Wournos. I knew her years before she started killing people and she was as crazy as a sprayed roach back then.

Dennis Wilson roughed Charlie up when he threatened to hurt his son because the lyrics were changed in "Never Learn How Not to Love" which was actually titled "Cease to Exist".

@garypedigogaeu5787

2 жыл бұрын

No he didn’t. Give me a citation.

@breakfastsurreal5650

2 жыл бұрын

@@garypedigogaeu5787 do your own homework bitch.

Turns out it was a Vietnam vet flash-backing "CHARLIE'S ON THE HILL!!" ...the guy retrieved on horseback was just another hippie that got lost on a 'lude trip, but the prolonged exposure to blue ice has enhanced his memory.

@markmac2206

2 жыл бұрын

it was just Bob Dylan writing lyrics "Charlies on the hill, Charlies in the bushes..."

Oh yeah! Now I remember the scene he’s referring to from Once upon a time in Hollywood in which Bryan Cranston visits Spawn ranch & ends up fighting hippies on horseback.

Charlie’s on the hill!!! Get the toilet paper!!! Get the mother f ing TOILET paper!!!!!!!!!

@GregShieldsOutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

lol George...that made me laugh man...lmao

Since we're all sharing, as a kid I was best friends with my next-door neighbor my same age. we'd hang out all the time and do stuff, and at one point, I met his cousin, but didn't think much of him (seemed like he was destined for trouble). Some years later they all got into drugs, and I walked away from them. A few years after that, I heard on the news that my best friend had been arrested for murdering his cousin over some drug deal gone wrong. Not too many degrees of freedom between us and life going severely sideways, a mix of luck and the choices we make...

This interview was like watching the Dad on Malcom in the middle and Heisenberg intertwined lol 😆

I thought he was going to say "Charles Barkley" the basketball poster was misleading haha

what a great story teller...

We had a friend at about 13-14 who we called Crazy Ronnie. I won't describe how he got the name, but suffice it to say, after that event my best friend says, "Yeah, I don't think we should hang out with that guy anymore." To which I agreed.

I honestly don't know how true it is, and I only have the word of my dad on this, but apparently my dad knew Sharron Tate, as he lived somewhere near her when they were younger. It tore him up when it happened. Again, this is just what my dad told me. And it was really out of the blue too, because I remember the first time he said anything about it, it wasn't like he was bragging or anything. I was watching something on TV about the murders, and he just got *really* uncomfortable and asked me very quietly to turn the channel. It being sort of weird, and me being a curious teenager I asked him. "why?". So he told me. And that was that. He never brought it up again. So I want to believe it, and thinking back on it now, I think my dad really liked her when they were younger, and she was "the one that got away" so to speak. They went their separate ways, she got dumb famous, and my dad did pretty well playing music professionally. And then she was murdered. Like I said, really tore him up.

@michaelvoorhees5978

2 жыл бұрын

I've got a feeling your dad was in on her murder. Especially after you mention him being a musician!!!! I bet he got tangled up with Manson through music and ended up on the murder trip. Bet he was jealous because she was pregnant with another man's baby!!! So he killed her!

@HYDN150

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelvoorhees5978 lmao okay

@michaelvoorhees5978

2 жыл бұрын

@@HYDN150 lol hey it sounds good and would make a nice twist to all the years of the Manson story. Lol can you imagine the news stories? The whole Manson gang was wrongly jailed all these years and were not involved!!!! Lol

@WhiteCamry

9 ай бұрын

What music did your dad play?

@HYDN150

9 ай бұрын

@@WhiteCamry He played a variety of stuff. Had a few of his own bands that did pretty well in the local scene back in the day, and got lucky enough to tour the west coast with some of the bigger names at the time. He mostly played country/classic rock. 50s and 60s stuff.

Everyone should check out Tom O'Neill's 2019 book, _Chaos: Charles Manson, the CIA, and the Secret History of the Sixties._ The real story of Charles Manson is even crazier than most people realize.

@ModernPlague

3 жыл бұрын

@@dustyoldhat - Dismissing ideas without even examining evidence is for the weak-minded, and saying that conspiracy theories could never be true is lazy, sloppy, and historically inaccurate.

@ModernPlague

3 жыл бұрын

@@dustyoldhat - Yes, it's funny how the corporate media has had so much contempt for "tinfoil-hat conspiracies," only to turn around & promote their own (like "Russiagate," for which they never had the evidence that they alleged). But as you said, that was intended to distract & control people---just they do when they deny or ignore other, real conspiracies. It's all about maintaining power & control for them. So to react to corporate lies by going back to ignoring & automatically dismissing all "conspiracy theories" is still playing into the hands of those manipulative powers that be and ignoring what they want you to ignore. Automatically dismissing those ideas is just as sloppy as automatically believing them---it all comes down to evidence, facts, and logic. O'Neill's book _Chaos_ has plenty of those things---and besides, the events took place back in the '60s & '70s, and the book isn't being constantly promoted by corporate media. Whenever corporate news makes a coordinated effort to push a certain story, being suspicious is probably justified---but that's not the case with a book like O'Neill's _Chaos._

@ModernPlague

3 жыл бұрын

@@dustyoldhat - So conspiracy theories are stupid & crazy , unless it's the corporate news & Democrats pushing them? Did you say that "conspiracies are for the weak-minded" when Rachel Maddow started pushing them, or were you cool with _those_ conspiracy theories since they were used to bash the political team you root against? And hey, criticize Republicans all you want (they certainly deserve it), but if you think it's only _one_ political party who spins, lies, and manipulates, then you're already pretty brainwashed, and probably just the other side of the same coin that you're criticizing.

@wolzly1

3 жыл бұрын

@@ModernPlague Well said, well argued, well articulated, etc. The argument ending with "you're muted" is hilarious also.

My dad had Manson followers at his parties in the 60s/70s

The way he describes Charlie... LOL!

The ranch is out in the Chatsworth area, down the Santa Susana Pass Road. I live just a few miles away in Woodland Hills. Val Kilmer said he used to live out there with his family when he was a kid, and go to the ranch to ride as well when Charlie was out there.

Hes such a great story teller

TK Kirkland was riding with Charles Manson that day.

@JackBurby

4 жыл бұрын

0vermars He’s close man.....he’s reeeeaal close

This was the exact moment Bryan Cranston became Heisenberg

I love Brian Cranston !!!

I had a very similar encounter with Jeff Dahmer, only we actually had a conversation (sort of) as we were about the same age. I know exactly how Bryan felt when he saw the news.

@chasingace6664

3 жыл бұрын

Can I hear the story

@davidl570

2 жыл бұрын

Similar in the sense that he came across as creepy as Bryan's experience?

@ELTABULLO

2 жыл бұрын

🤔

@danielliberty5945

2 жыл бұрын

Charles Manson, Jeff Dahmer, and all the rest of the role cast media boogeymen, are all actors in a serial killer hoax marathon.

@ELTABULLO

2 жыл бұрын

@@danielliberty5945 I can't tell if you're serious

Yelling "Charlie's on the hill" in 1969 would be very traumatic for a few of my brothers. Semper fi

I encountered Charles Manson in the summer on 1967 in San Francisco. He was panhandling on Haight street. A friend of mine who lived in the Haight - Asbury told me to check out this long haired panhandler. He said many people were following him as a kind of shaman. I hung around for about 10 minutes to catch Manson's act. I said to my friend this guy's a psycho and an illiterate and dangerous and that he is going to destroy any thing that is good about the hippies. My friend and I are now 76 years old. We still watch the parking meters. We still don't follow leaders.

@screeningmimi

2 жыл бұрын

@fifty moore If you indoctrinate a group of gullible numbskulls, and order them to go and kill people, then you bear responsibility too. It's like murder for hire. The person with the money may not have fired the gun, but they're still in prison if convicted.

BTK was arrested mere miles from my grandparents house and I shudder to think that I likely shopped at the same Walmart as him at the same time as him while visiting my grandparents

It was like "insane" LOL Bryan Cranston

*My quarantine watch for the day.*

My great aunt's son was a guard at San Quentin for many years, but I've always been afraid to ask him if he met Manson.

@davidl570

2 жыл бұрын

Why would you be afraid to do that? I don't follow.

I remember being at a stable in the Kern River bottom on the SE corner of Manor Dr and Roberts Ln. in Bakersfield and seeing a van pull up and a couple of guys got out and they were looking for someone. I distinctly remember two things about one of them, his black eyes and hair parted on the side at a time when most of us parted it down the middle. I was 14 at the time and it was early 1969. I say early because we were still wearing jackets. Sitting on the floor at my parents house watching the new I remember seeing that individual in handcuffs and a cold chill ran right through me that i will never forget. I knew it was the same guy. Evidently, they had come from the desert where they hole up at the Barker Ranch in Inyo Co. to look for whomever it was. Very scary.

@necromagus9088

4 жыл бұрын

Not only that but the the Labiancas had just got back from Lake Isabella which is an hour away from bakersfield and Death Valley. There are tons of ranches around Lake Isabella which is where I’m from they could’ve been at anyone of them. Matter affect one of my moms friends nieces was a follower of Manson she still has an x on her forehead

@michaelvoorhees5978

2 жыл бұрын

@@necromagus9088 bull

I’m sure that small incident was as powerful as he said. Manson certainly was an unforgettable figure. I was scared of him just seeing him on TV in NY. IMAGINE passing that close to him and hearing what had happened. Scary for sure.

Bryan definitely should be in a Tarantino film

Alex Chilton of Big Star and The Box Tops had an encounter with Charlie at Dennis Wilsons house.

Neil Young, who owned his famous ranch and spread in the canyon country, was a neighbor of CM and said he would occasionally see him and that CM obviously couldn't take rejection, as he was turned down by record companies who did not sign him or offer a record deal.

@thatamerican3187

2 жыл бұрын

Manson was beaten and molested as a child, constantly. That's how he turned out like he was............

@jimshillingford2027

2 жыл бұрын

Neil did say Manson wrote some good songs.

@HALFBREEDxBILLYxGRAM

2 жыл бұрын

Neil Young was a lot more familiar with Charles than you make it sound. They knew each other well and spent a lot of time together, You also left out the part that explains Young worked more himself on getting Manson a record deal than Manson himself did. Young was pitching Charles to Moe Epstein for months and months. Young wanted Manson to get a deal more than Manson ever did. Neil wanted to make money off of Charles.

Just came here to say Brian Cranston's autobiography is amazing! Go read it.

Dark, dead eyes. Like a doll's eyes.

@abc456f

4 жыл бұрын

What is "Jaws", Alex?

@MrUndersolo

4 жыл бұрын

Until he bites ya...

@teresa67factoid95

4 жыл бұрын

Just like Hillary

@titusmccarthy

4 жыл бұрын

@@teresa67factoid95 You mean DRUMPF.

@teresa67factoid95

4 жыл бұрын

@@titusmccarthy No idea what you are trying to spell, but your caps lock is stuck on again. Thank God our beloved president Donald john Trump is running unopposed and we are guaranteed another term in November.

Surprised. This year I learned Cranston was on the Seinfeld show. Over the years now and then I wondered who that actor was and if he had much success. Good for him. He did the job even back then.

Is the full interview on KZread?

To any murderinos: wasn’t there an email talking about someone’s grandma stopping her from going to a horse ranch because her grandma had bad vibes from a man on the hill that turned out to be Charles Manson?

People feel like that when I go back to Detroit to see my family. “OMG Joes on the block!”

Where can i find the full interview? PLEASEEE HELP!!!!!

That’s the moment Charles Manson became Heisenberg

The presenter sounds exactly like Howard Stern wtf

He also has a role in the origin story of “The Room”

@julesk2629

4 жыл бұрын

Josh Sirchio What do you mean?

@psychobilly42069

4 жыл бұрын

Whoa hold up what

@jms1263

4 жыл бұрын

In the movie "The Disaster Artist," Greg Sestero has a chance encounter with Bryan Cranston, who I believe invites him to play a part on "Malcolm in the Middle" while he's filming "The Room." Tommy forces Greg to pass on that opportunity in order to film his movie. I looked into it again and it turns out it maybe didnt happen in real life? But I read Greg's book (also called "The Disaster Artist," on which the movie of the same name was based), and I'm pretty sure it's in there, too.

@psychobilly42069

4 жыл бұрын

@@jms1263 OOOOHH bro I thought you meant Charles Manson

@julesk2629

4 жыл бұрын

psychobilly420 i thought that too!

Bryan is the best story teller...he has so many

I looove the way he tells the story. So smart Bryan I love you💙

that whole laurel canyon scene and area, all them musicians all partied and shagged together. it was quite a time. they all knew Charlie. theres a friggin Charlie in everyones scene. when your drugged out.

Should read Chaos by Tom O'Neill.

@kentjosemateo

4 жыл бұрын

MK Ultra!

@zeekot4064

4 жыл бұрын

Rogan had him on the podcast couple weeks ago. Fucking crazy

@cajoz

4 жыл бұрын

@GMoorefan115 Have you read it? I’m gonna bet not. It more serves to bullshit narrative we were led to believe. The Helter Skelter motive. And raises a lot of questions by poking holes in the official story. O’Neill himself goes to great pains to say a lot of what he discovered will probably never be completely confirmed and is hesitant to go too much further with pure speculation. I’m not into conspiracies, but I know bullshit stories put forth by authority and/or wealth and power are not rare. What would you recommend I read? The New York Times?

@titusmccarthy

4 жыл бұрын

@@zeekot4064 Rogan is an IDIOT.

@zeekot4064

4 жыл бұрын

Titus McCarthy lol okay

Mr. White has such a wonderful voice. Deep and powerful. Love this guy

100% factual and I believe him. 1000's of people in the LA area had experiences or contact with Manson and the girls in various degress and thought nothing of it until the murders. Spahn ranch was a well-known horseback riding stable, and George Spahn got his income in the middle to late 60's from horseback riding. The family use to conduct those rides in exchange to stay at the ranch. Spahn ranch was located right in the greater Los Angeles County and Bryan was born and raised in LA. and he could have easily been at Spahn several times.