"We are his evidence. In all of us there is something from him. And, of course, I experienced his desperate need for attention in myself," she jokes. She spoke at Tony Kertisu today at Palms Mortuary and Cemetery in Las Vegas.
California Governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, who removed Curtis in his film "Christmas in Connecticut", said: "He was always so attentive to me, even when I was nobody."
During the service, Curtis's planted wife, Jill, read about her late husband, with which she spent 16 years. She with love remembered all the years of marriage with him and told about how much there was inner strength and talent. She reported that Curtis would be buried in his beloved scarf from Armania and driving gloves, explaining that Tony wore them even after he could no longer ride. "He is always, right up to the very end, developed plans to regain the driver's license," she said. Jill described Tony as a "sole man in life", it's hard to stay from tears. "He was the most charming and handsome man on the screen," she shared.
Stars and fans Tony Curtis gathered on the cemetery to give the last debt to their idol, who died at the age of 85 from a heart attack. Hundreds of people stood in line since the morning, long before the beginning of the ceremony, which would say goodbye to the legend of Hollywood.
Tony Curtis was buried in a white sweater, white shorts, white scarf and his favorite stetson hat. Also with him were buried iPhone, medals, gold coins and children's boots of his late son.