Edith Bunker Says Goodbye to Louise Jefferson
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2013
- This has always been one of my favorite scenes from "All in the Family" because it ignores all the racial turmoil that was in the show and in America at the time, showing us the racial harmony on the other side by making race irrelevant in the friendship between the two characters. This is from the episode "The Jeffersons Move Up," which was posted by Belgusto1, and I think this scene is a great way to remember the actress Jean Stapleton (as well as Isabel Sanford) after her death two days ago.
For fans of the show or the actress, you may be interested in the little tribute I posted to my blog: modernmigraines.wordpress.com/...
These two actresses are incredible.
This is one of the best scenes in television history. This scene between Edith and Louise still makes me cry to this day. We will never have moments like this on television again.
Edith and Louise were characters who really embodied Martin Luther King Jr's philosophy, of judging people by the content of their character, and never the colour of their skin.
Edith Bunker and Louise Jefferson - Two kindred spirits!
What a sweet moment between these two, not a moment between a black woman and a white woman, but between two women, two neighbors, two human beings who love each other!
This scene shows that you can have your heart broken in 1 minute and 13 seconds. Both of these ladies were tops of the class.
Love this moment. Two Loving Talented Actresses who will be missed. RIP Jean Stapleton and Isabel Sanford :(
Just saw an interview with Isabel Sanford, where she talked about this scene. She didn't want to leave "All In The Family" to do "The Jeffersons." The tears were real.
This kind of class, empathy, warmth, and talent will unfortunately never exist on TV again. These were real human beings, not fake plastic trash that abounds today. RIP to both of them.
OK, that's it for me. I'm tapping out on these clips sitting here blubbering like a big baby.
Hard to believe but Archie, Edith, Louise and George are all gone.
That answer gets me bawling so much. " every minute of every day. " I cant even type my answer without getting emotional.
This was a tear jerker right here! This made me cry!
I loved Jean Stapleton & Isabel Sanford ♥️♥️♥️
And we're still trying to accept and understand how we feel about each other when it should be this easy.
Edith and Louise for always the most level-headed people in the show
Edith may not have been the brightest, but I would have loved her to be in my family!
I wish that the Bunkers could've appeared on The Jeffersons at least once. It would've been nice to see their characters interact once more.
I remember watching this for the first time as a child and tears were streaming down my face. “did I ever tell you I love you?” this scene still makes me weep to this day
Edith was a beautiful soul.