The Miracle Worker (5/10) Movie CLIP - Annie Is Reminded of Her Past (1962) HD
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Annie (Anne Bancroft) remembers her heartbreaking childhood.
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Based on William Gibson's Broadway play and retaining its acclaimed cast, Arthur Penn's The Miracle Worker tells the true story of Helen Keller (Patty Duke), an Alabama girl struck blind and deaf as a baby after an elevated fever. Enter Annie Sullivan (Anne Bancroft), a partially-blind woman assigned the task of teaching Helen sign language. After first separating Helen from her over-protective parents (Victor Jory and Inga Swenson), Annie begins the arduous process of teaching the girl.
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Cast: Anne Bancroft, Patty Duke, Michele Farr, Inga Swenson
Director: Arthur Penn
Producer: Fred Coe
Screenwriters: Helen Keller, William Gibson
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In another scene from this movie Annie has a nightmare in which she sees her younger brother Jimmy... DEAD. That grainy image of his body laid out shocked me when I first saw it. So much sadness in Annie Sullivan's life.
she deserved the oscar literally no one can change my mind
I honestly though Bette deserved it for the longest time...until I watched this film.
Yes both of them did
Should have been a three way tie between them and Katharine Hepburn.
They have a Oscar
I agree
Despite the fact that their budget was cut from $2,000,000 to $500,000, it is cool to watch this scene and look at the artistic direction and some of the editing techniques that was used for Annie's flashback scenes. What's even more cool is that the majority of the scenes actually took place in a real Victorian house in NJ.
This cinematography is fantastic.
Patty Duke,and Anne Bancroft, earned those Oscars. I truly believe Anne Bancroft, deserved to win Best Actress, over Betty Davis.
Yes, and Joan Crawford lobbied to accept the Oscar on Bancroft's behalf just to get back at Davis.
They got Oscars
1:49 God, the voices from the asylum were so creepy to me. She describes growing up in there, and it sounds nightmarish.
Yes and The worst of all is that real Ann sullivan grew up in a State house for the poor and elderly people with her brother Jimmy who had a crippled hip. She spent her time in her childhood with some insane women and played with her brother in a room where the dead people were put and there were Rats and a lot of filth and she couldn't see anymore.She had no sight but thanks to a good and gentle teacher she was eventually educated and graduated with honors.
In the written text of the play, they are described as' crones'
@@josephkearny5874 crones! Like old witches. That’s accurate.
People used to be treated so terribly in those asylums!😭 That wasn’t so long ago.
She was in orphanage, not asylum.
Her young, uneducated, poor parents left her there because they didn't know how to raise a blind child
the part at1:57-2:10 is so haunting and dreamlike
Thank you for posting this. 1 of my favorite movies. "Giveing up is the Original sin."
Mine too! Giving up is the worst thing to do and thanks to God Ann never gave up with Helen.She dedicated her whole life to her pupil and friend..
I never understood why they gave Jimmie and Anne Irish brogues. Yes, their parents were Irish immigrants, but Anne and Jimmie were born and raised in Massachusetts. In fact, their parents were absent for most of their lives -- their mother died when Anne was 8, and their father abandoned them not long afterward.-- so they were not primarily raised by them.
My thoughts on this are that yes she was 8, but those are still the formative years, so it's possible she'd still have it at 20, but maybe not as thick as it might have been when she was a child. Of course, we'll never know.
The West Country Brogue is still heard and spoken on certain parts of the Outer Banks. Those immigrants came over 200 yrs ago.
They had to do this because there was no other way to shed Anne Bancroft's NY Bronx accent which is why she had to speak in the Irish accent.
When Anne passed I think they declared her a Saint of Keller.
7 years ago wow that long
Nice anne sullivan
The patients were kind to encourage Anne to talk to that guy and get out of the asylum
I love it
Hi
Now, something just dawned on me. If the teacher had surgery on her eyes, then couldn't Helen just do that? And maybe get her to hear too. A lot of people have been posting that they feel sorry for Helen because there was no help back then, but if her teacher got surgery done on her eyes, so she could see, then why couldn't Helen do that when she would be old enough?
The problem was they had two totally different kinds of blindness, Helen's inability to see or hear was totally inoperable, as are many such things still
+Lori Wolfcat Helen's loss of sight and hearing was due to a fever as an infant. It destroyed the part of her brain which sends those sensory signals to the brain. Back then, even now, actually, I don't think that can be undone.
Maybe today, someone like Helen could have qualified for a cochlear implant, and might have been able to have some kind of surgery on her eyes. But in the 1880s, medical science just wasn't up there, nor was it during the rest of Helen's life(she died in 1968, I believe). Maybe her kind of disability still isn't treatable. After all, there's still plenty of deaf and blind people still around to this day.
Helen Keller became completely blind (and deaf) at 1 1/2 years old due to a bout with scarlet fever (a leading cause of death in children into 20th century); Anne Sullivan became partially blind due to trachoma (a bacterial eye disease), which was operable. You can't generalize ailments and handicaps.
@@FireMinstrel
They still trying to get me to have laser surgery but it won't work for me, maybe 10 urs from now.
Help me Helen Keller and sarah gorman sad 😥 i can't say and plan plant i can see us please Helen Keller !
What a horrible place.
What are they saying at 0:12? I know its her remembering the asylum but its hard to understand what they’re saying
@ Cody Beard we can talk on this video if you want to.
@@teacup251 Okay.
Was this a true part of Anne Sullivan's life or was it fictionalized for the play/movie?
Yes, Anne (who was partially blind due to trachoma) and her brother Jimmie spent their childhood in an overcrowded almshouse, after their mother died and their father abandoned them. Jimmie died several months later. Believe it or not, a lot of the things in the play/movie did happen, which is unusual for a biopic of this era. They tended to fictionalize a person's life story a lot back then.
All is true! Ann and Jimmie her brother were sent to a state house because their mother was dead and their father deserted home and Ann's aunt didn't want to take care of her and Jimmy neither because they were handicapped so they became pupils of the Nation. Sad but true.
@@musicaltheatergeek79
In one source Jimme was dying of TB of the bone- Louis Jospeh of France had it and died from. it-. Anyway one since shows the house proctor forcibly taking Amne form her brother. All told not really
happy story Bit she found the will to reshape her life afterwards.
@@frenchieseverine4514
What they call 'care nowadays is group homes, care facilities, etc. Some ppl actually think you're better off in the hands of the government than extended family, sad but true.
@@musicaltheatergeek79 Yes, they are also making it a point of the play that Annie had promised her brother to always be with him and protexct him - a promise which she could not keep through no fault of her own. Teaching Helen was part of her way of making up for that earlier "failure"; she might have failed Jimmy, but she wouldn't fail Helen. All the more so because she knew what life in one of those instituions was like, and she wanted to spare Helen that at any cost. That's why I'm always saying that Helen saved Annie as much as Annie saved Helen.
I’m hellen Keller
LOL!!!!!