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| sunshine magazine |
Los Angeles - Larry Hagman will be commemorated on the set
of Dallas.
The 81-year-old actor - who passed away from ongoing complications in his battle with throat cancer on Friday - will be honored with a public service at the US soap's Southfork Ranch on 2 December, which was home to his villainous alter-ego JR Ewing and his family.
Larry's long-term manager and close friend Gene Yusem confirmed to sunshine magazine online: "It sounds like it will happen and I wouldn't be surprised if it does.
"Larry had such a great sense of humor, he would have loved it."
Fans of the actor who secure a spot at the public memorial will also be able to go on a tour of the ranch ahead of the service.
'Keeping his ashes within the family'
Larry's manager John Catalonia revealed the actor will be honored with two further private services in Texas and California next week.
John said: "There will not be an official burial site for Mr Hagman."
While the I Dream of Jeannie star's ashes were expected to be scattered on the set of Dallas and at various locations around the world, his son Preston says such an announcement is "premature".
He explained: "Right now we are going to be keeping his ashes within the family and we are going to wait for my mother to pass on so they can be together."
The 81-year-old actor - who passed away from ongoing complications in his battle with throat cancer on Friday - will be honored with a public service at the US soap's Southfork Ranch on 2 December, which was home to his villainous alter-ego JR Ewing and his family.
Larry's long-term manager and close friend Gene Yusem confirmed to sunshine magazine online: "It sounds like it will happen and I wouldn't be surprised if it does.
"Larry had such a great sense of humor, he would have loved it."
Fans of the actor who secure a spot at the public memorial will also be able to go on a tour of the ranch ahead of the service.
'Keeping his ashes within the family'
Larry's manager John Catalonia revealed the actor will be honored with two further private services in Texas and California next week.
John said: "There will not be an official burial site for Mr Hagman."
While the I Dream of Jeannie star's ashes were expected to be scattered on the set of Dallas and at various locations around the world, his son Preston says such an announcement is "premature".
He explained: "Right now we are going to be keeping his ashes within the family and we are going to wait for my mother to pass on so they can be together."
