I could listen to Ernest for hours. What stories he could tell .

RIP Ernie. My dad was in the WW2 with Ernie in the Navy, so took me to see all his movies until he died a Borgnine fan

How I wish I was on that bus - He was really enjoying his life at this point and it seemed like he couldn’t care less about the Movie business - Bravo 👏🙏

How lucky is this guy to be able to talk to the most incredible person I have ever listened to or had the opportunity and pleasure of watching on TV and in the movies.

We need a lot more people like Ernest Borgnine - down to earth.

I love how he talks and laughs, what a story teller he is, I could hang with him for hours. What a fantastic actor and human being. RIP

It would of been a pleasure to have him as a friend. One truly humble guy. We need more people like Ernest Borgnine.

Look at those apples..hes amazing. Just full of kindness and love.

What a completely, human', all around great guy! One of the great Hollywood legends and a truly warm friend to anyone he'd meet!

R.I.P Ernest Borgnine. 1917-2012.

Ernest Borgnine is an American Treasure.

What a memory he had! And what an acting range he had: could play terrible bad asses and completely adorable guys, too.

Ernie was a wonderful actor , really nice guy with a terrific laugh.

Reminds me of my Dad ! Rest in Peace, Pops !

Pretty good job by Ernest driving the coach and answering questions. And keeping his sense of humor.

I would have loved to be in a RV with Mr. Borgnine! Very cool interview. RIP

I loved all of the movies Earnie Borgnine did, such a versatile actor.

I had all ways loved watching him in the movies it would be cool on a road trip with him rest is peace Ernest .

Just a great man and what America was. We could use more like him now. Thanks Earnie

Love the apple part ! In the middle of talking about big thing's in life and the little thing's are more important! Lol love ya Ernest! 🙂✌⚘RIP

Ernie reminds me of my uncle Don, whom I loved very much. He died at 92 yrs old, a smoker & drinker, a happy guy, lived to a ripe old age like Ernie

I love this man, I wish he was my grandpa. I could sit around and just listen to his stories. Such a kind hearted man filled with love.

He always reminded me of my grandfather since i was a kid. :)

These videos are great. Ernest was a sincere and down to earth guy. Well played Mr. Borgnine. Thank you.

I saw the Passidene at the 50 cent movies, watching E. Borgnine takes me back to my child hood, l miss those day's, RIP. E.B.

He was a special character , I loved his natural acting skill since my childhood , his golden shiny tooth , incredible actor and human being !

It must have been really nice in the end traveling the country. Being respected at every stop.

This man was a superb actor.....

He acts just like he does in the movies this man is the real deal i always loved his movies

It felt watching this interview with Ernie as if you where actually on his Sunbum bus with him! Nice guy down to earth and gentleman letting us into his world with him enjoying his bus journey. Nice way to see the country. Thanks to Cris and all the family for letting us see a true Hollywood legend at ‘ play’ !!!! 👏👍😉🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Truly miss this down to earth super star.he was a very nice man

This program reminds me of the time I saw Bob Hastings w,who played Carpenter on McHale, he was a judge in a hog-calling contest. He was surprised that every one cheered when introduced as Carpenter from McHale's Navy.🤠

6 months later. He died. Such a great actor. One of the last of a legendary breed of true Hollywood gems. RIP Sherriff Lyle Wallis. Say hello to the forever carefree highway for us.

Would have loved to meet him an tell him the posiden adventure is one of my favorite movies

What a nice person and great actor! the kind of guy I could sit down and talk to all day!

Happy and The Skipper were golden on the PT73 as long as they stayed out of the way of "Old Lead Bottom", Captain Wallace B. Binghampton.

Much earlier in the pandemic, I spent a lot of time with my grandparents, taking care of them and helping them through twenty-first-century life's difficulties. My grandfather is really quite old and suffers from a number of competing medical problems that have done nothing but proliferate and worsen for my whole life. He used to be able to walk when I was three or four, but he is chair-bound now, and has been for so long I can't really clearly picture him walking anymore, if ever I could. I've not always been proud of my grandfather, as his mind goes with time he's said things to me and others he doesn't really mean. It can be hard to see adults grow older. I grew up well-entertained by the voice of Ernest Borgnine as Mermaid Man on "SpongeBob Squarepants" -- and discovering his distinguished career in film, as well as all of these informal interview on-the-road tapes, has been a pleasure. But as I watch Ernest, and hear the way he speaks, and see his age, I think more and more of my own grandfather. Ernest is in better shape for his age than he by far, but they don't look too dissimilar. They wear the same shirts. Ernest is not my grandfather -- his gregarious, life-loving persona, the part of him which gives out warm handshakes of gratitude to the customers and the employees of restaurants he visits, is my favorite part of watching these videos. But part of that I think is that Borgnine at this age is wise and grandfatherly and is as such in a way I think maybe my grandfather never was to me. Ernest is gone, and soon too will be my grandfather, but that this grandfatherliness is preserved on KZfaq, for anyone who might need it, consoles.

Ernest Borgnine a great man with a big heart, R.I.P. my friend.

one of the great actors ernie will be missed

I absolutely agree with him about certain trade secrets not being revealed👍👷

I just absolutely adored Ernest for the remarkable man and actor that he was! One of my favorite movies of all time is "Marty"! Ernest was fantastic as a lonely butcher looking for love in NY!

Ernest Borgnine is the perfect example of what a true American is. He's also a man's man. May he RIP.

Wow what a kind soul and a beautiful person.

A great actor and a good man with a kind soul. It may be presumptuous but Ernie, I would have loved to have met you.

He will always be Marty to me. A wonderful movie, a must in one's collection.

Love Ernie and this series. Not the guy I remember but still love him. Love how he goes out of his way for autographs.

These are wonderful videos!

Yeah Telly Savalas lived life to the fullest, drank hard, ate large and he smoked, Gavin MacLeod is one of the last of McHale's Navy original cast that is still alive. Why didn't you guys have a GPS onboard this rig? Thanks for posting, I enjoyed spending some time with Mermaid Man and Quinton McHale, he was a great guy.

Great memories thank you Ernie😭😭❤❤❤

Thanks for the ride Ernest. And the conversation and an inside look at your work in pics. Truly an American Treasure. Thanks.👍

Thanks 4 this interview, pretty cool!

Can't believe i took so long to find the videos of this trip Borgnine made in 95 i think.Wonderful guy and boy i would have asked him a lot of questions about working with Spencer Tracy and the famous fight scene in Bad Day at Black Rock.

He was such a presence on screen. He had the ability to portray a real badass without being all roided up. Does anyone remember his appearance in a Magnum P.I. episode? One of the best in the series. He whipped Magnum, Rick, and TC all at once. Awesome!

I love Ernest these clips are great !!!!!

One of the best actors ever, rest in peace, Sir.Ernest Borgnine.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

A class act!

Mr Borgnine is a lovely man

Earnest was a graduate of my high school . . . 41 years before mine - Hamden High School, Hamden, CT. Earnest was Class of 35' . . . 🇺🇸

Caution driver...i love how sweetly Christopher speaks to his dad. Precious

Brilliant Actor! He had a zest for Life! A real mensch..

He’s probably one of my top 10 Actors.....loved him👍

I just love this guy!

What an amazing piece of film

What an honor to be riding along with this man.

Ernest wouldn't tell how they filmed the Poseidon turning over but the director of the movie does if you google it...anyway he was right, sort of takes the magic out of it.

Telly was the real deal,, I played roulette with him in Atlantic City. Two of mt friends with Telly & another guy early in the morning,, It was fun

Ernie was such Great Actor so many Great Memories watching him Ur Missed Ernie GodBless ❤️🙏

Great series guys

Dad, incidentally we went the wrong way, the wrong way? Love all of this ♥️

Really liked his movies but Best Memories were me and my Brother watching navy tv 📺 show

Very patient with family and movie crew; when they misdirected his route. Shows his good natured personality, given his age and celebrity. Took this small step in stride; could easily used swear words or gone ballistic. Thus the concept: HYSTERIA BASED ON HISTORY. ( his entire life & lifestyle & experiences must have been a good work/ family members balance. Very commendable).

I love this guy.

I Love This Man

Interesting country anyway lol . He was such a good man RIP

Love this man!

Ernest...Thank you for Airwolf. R.I.P

Simply fantastic

Miss GOOD actors like this

He's right, if you know the trick behind a magic trick, it takes away the wonder of it all.

Great story telling..love listening to this gent..you guys must of been in Wisconsin Area ...you dad was a great man..if u went through Madison ..spring green Wis area is nice .. visit the house on the rock..on hwy 23...you and your dad at least traveled together. Had great times.....r.i.p.

Gee Willickers!!!! Everybody used to say that, and Holy Moly...

What a class act...

A really nice man .

I met ernie at a campground and he asked us to follow him around and we did. For 4 months. Lol. He was awesome

The man was a gentle giant.

This is cool a couple of kids get an old man lost on the freeway. I love it.

I lived in Madison Wisconsin for two years when I was a kid beautiful country but it snows in November and it melts in may

Great laugh!

Even though he was a mean character in From Here to Eternity, I still liked him in it. He was McHale to me growing up. He's like a long list uncle in his bus videos.

It really looks like he enjoys driving that rv you can tell he's having a blast

Man what a gem of a man and his stories. I also bet that bus smelled of old man farts too.

Gavin left us Saturday.

Too bad they didn't have GPS back in those days,looks like it would have been useful to them.

Reminds me of my grand pop on moms side. Both great men of Italian heritage

What a nice man!

Love Ernest

He is such a cool guy.. well was.. but still.. great fella.

Marty. pure legend.

Mr. Borgnine used to get his coaches at Beaver Coach in Bend, Oregon.

This man could and did play any part in any movie…..mchales navy was one of the top 10 shows of all time in my humble opinion