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From Bettie Page to Alfalfa: Six People You Didn’t Know Were Buried In Los Angeles

If you think L.A.’s studios, supermarkets, and freeways are stacked with Hollywood stars, you should see its cemeteries.

11:27 AM PDT on October 23, 2025

Bettie Page's grave is a rectangle stone with a dark red border. It is positioned flat in the ground.

Bettie Page’s grave is in the Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park.

If you think L.A.’s studios, supermarkets, and freeways are stacked with Hollywood stars, you should see its cemeteries.

Paris’ Père Lachaise may possess the graves of Oscar Wilde, Marcel Proust, Chopin, and a fat Jim Morrison. Buenos Aires’ Cementerio de la Recoleta might count the eternal resting places of Eva Peron, Luis Ángel Firpo, and Victoria Ocampo.

But L.A. has Mel Blanc, Iceberg Slim, Rodney Dangerfield, and Rasputin’s daughter. So clearly, we win.

For every well-trodden resting burial site of, say, a DeeDee Ramone (Hollywood Forever), Walt Disney (Forest Lawn), Charles Bukowski (Palos Verdes Estates), or Marilyn Monroe (Pierce Brothers in Westwood), L.A. remains filled with the less visited, lesser-known graves of historical footnotes, cult favorite performers, serial killers, and underground authors.

Join us now as we look at six people you might not have known were buried in Los Angeles. And where to find them.

Grigori Rasputin, father of Maria Rasputin, is pasted onto a grungy background.