Yea I did learn a lot about him. The 2 movies just focused on his cheating the doc was better than the Nicole movie and the 2003 one on Amazon

@@paulabdul4505 a million percent

Amen

Mine too

Clearly they did because they spoke on the phone a couple times a week every week until Desi died. He sent her flowers every year on their anniversary until he died. Lucy's second husband, Gary, referred to Desi as his ex husband-in-law because of Desi's constant presence. Desi would often show up in the set of her later series during rehearsals. When Desi's second wife died, Lucy offered him her guest house. Lucy's writers talked about Desi's frequent phone calls to Lucy and how they could always tell it was Desi on the phone because Lucy's mood would change; she would perk up. She was devastated when he died and his death likely hastened her own death. Their relationship is the classic example of two people who couldn't live with each other, and couldn't live without each other.

@@breckrichardson390 I know all of that, I also know how Gary used to call him, and that he didn't even try to compete with him (I talked with someone who knew Lucy personally on her last year. He told me a few things. (How did you know about the "husband-in-law?" Had no idea Lucy offered Desi her guest house (which he built) after Edith's death. Desi also said when was asked, if Gary didn't mind him sending her flowers "I couldn't care less." Regarding the mood change, I heard the same thing about Desi's mood, the writers used to say it on him. I heard the reaction she had after Desi had died, and I know people tell themselves that after Desi had died, she lost will at living, though I can't be sure of that. Yes she could have died out of sorrow, it's logical, after all but I don't want to say things that are not facts. I'm reading A Book now, I finished Love, Lucy, later on I'll be reading Desilu, and then I shall be reading I Loved Lucy, been reading so many things about them and watching so many interviews about them, their story is amazing and I'm writing a long article/post where I add new things to it, all the time, I might be publishing it as a written piece or I'll make a vlog on it.

@@breckrichardson390 the reason I question rather he loved her was because he did cheat on her and you don't cheat on someone you love

The last phone call that they had together two days before Desi died - Lucy kept repeating I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you. Desi said, I love you too honey. Lucy said that Desi was the love of her life, even though her marriage to Gary Morton was a good marriage that lasted longer. Also a good friend of theirs said that Desi would come to her house (years later) crying saying that he wished that they never divorced and he loved her and always would. I feel these two did love each other, but could not live together but kept that love for each other always.

@@rachelwalsh6116 Unfortunately Desi was an addict: booze, women, and gambling. He had these problems before he met Lucy, while they were married and after they divorced. His 2nd wife (who really loved him too) almost divorced him for the same reasons.

They "Were" a couple in real life.

@@mattbernabe 👏🏾

Wow! You must be very young.

@@horaciocapanelli-soto4710 if I am young so what 🤷🏾‍♀

He was born in Cuba, and that is not part of Spain. They speak Spanish there. He was Hispanic, and Lucy was not. Therefore, they were a biracial couple.

@amyreynolds3619 Sadly your ability to logically analyze a situation appears to be not too well developed. If all of Desi Arnaz's ancestors were from Spain, then he was ethnically Spanish. If his family was from France, he'd be French. Where he happened to be born is irrelevant. Lucy was of Scottish and Irish ancestry. All of their ancestors were from Europe. There was nothing interracial about them!

@@amyreynolds3619no because Hispanic isn’t a race! Cuban is a nationality.

Yes, crazy, isn't it, that Desi was thought of as a second class citizen because he was Cuban, not Caucasian. All those years I watched the two of them entertaining the world and not one time did I hear a disparaging word or comment regarding his Latin heritage yet it is now included in docs about him and Lucy. And I never thought of him as being any different or any less of a person than Lucy even though he was clearly from somewhere other than the U.S.

I don’t and have never considered a “white” person and a “Latino” person as mixed race.Mixed ethnicity but not mixed race unless the Latino was Afro-Latino. Latinos can be of any race.

Blax think anything not black is white

Right? What bullsh*t!

Jacko was a pathetic Freak

I💓LUCY was the best! (The episode when Lucy & Ethel appeared on stage, unknowingly wearing the same dresses for a performance of "Friendship" and ended up up plucking the other's flowers off their dress and it all went downhill from there, lol)!💃💃

They meant interracial.

@@yellowRose806 Same thing. Meaning two races. But they're both white.

@@angelthman1659 yes i understand. Thanks for re educating me. I knew that.

It fits their narrative better.

Bi racial couple and people didnt like it

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