Awesome movie, Oscar winning performance by Forrest Whittaker, I could not stop crying, people please be kind to one another, go watch this beautiful movie, peace
As I watched this movie a strange feeling of ambiguity ceased me. On one hand I felt the enormous impact that this wonderful man brought to the silver screen, his life story, his pain and triumph all seemed to glamorize me. But yet in still there was this anger that I felt most intently as I watched the protagonist life unfold.
I wonder why Lee Daniels didn't show the real Butler towards the end of the film usually if it's a true story directors show the real person towards the end
I was there too at the inauguration walking behind Anderson as he was heading to the news room..not knowing a legendary icon "Eugene Allen" was there in the midst
The inauguration of President Obama and the 2008 victory speech (the 'Yes We Can' Speech). those are the moments in history where everyone remembers exactly where they were and what they were doing.
So he would have been there when Lillian Rogers Parks was there. She wrote "Backstairs At The White House"; which included she and her mother's 30 years working in the White House. I saw the film but would love to read the book, too.
For sum reason i kept seing alien instead of allen,,lol tripd me me out,,then i kould see it said allen dammm 8 presidents..never seen or tought about a black buttler in the whit house..lol dammmm ittţgreat story none the less my respektss to hes luv ones.
A goof story to tell or create a book on it. It will be a good movie also to watch. 11 President wow thats a good servant he is. The whiteHouse should honor this people who serve them for so long.
I like how people show there real colors online and be all racist but in real life they would say half the shit they say so that's why there opinion is illogical
Mr. Haywood is a Journalist at the Washington Post? And yet in this video clip he is heard saying "[Mr. Allen] realized the importance of what he had went through". Really? Maybe it's a "nit", but ... "he had WENT through"? Really? If Mr. Allen's story is worthy, it's at least worthy of good grammar from a Washington Post Journalist.
I hope Hanna can be saved quickly before any more harm can happen to you. I wish I could understand why the father and mother could not stay together before this happen. If my father or mother got a new job they would take the kids and live under one roof.
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just watched the film.... its amazing and so heartbreaking
MsRainbow Brite
what is the name of the movie
John Keats the butler
Me too
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'You couldn't even dream that you could dream the dream' . . .Touching
Black History is American history. More of it needs to be told.
Awesome movie, Oscar winning performance by Forrest Whittaker, I could not stop crying, people please be kind to one another, go watch this beautiful movie, peace
sometimes, we cannot buy hardwork, loyalty and honesty...
josephine espiritu ...and all of that, was free :-)
Teina Toru thanks.
There is No "sometimes" ......
Amen.
As I watched this movie a strange feeling of ambiguity ceased me. On one hand I felt the enormous impact that this wonderful man brought to the silver screen, his life story, his pain and triumph all seemed to glamorize me. But yet in still there was this anger that I felt most intently as I watched the protagonist life unfold.
he's a very good example. he's a very hard working man
Dang he was born in the slave year but he has not got any older he look like in his 60s
What a beautiful story. Anderson looked as if he was fighting back tears..he really has a big heart.
Wow. What an experience that man must have had. Amazing.
What an honor to be able to sit and talk with him! I would love to meet him.
I wonder why Lee Daniels didn't show the real Butler towards the end of the film usually if it's a true story directors show the real person towards the end
Mr.Allen was a true American bless him!
I ADORE HIS STORY & still watch the movie often ❤️❤️❤️ I can’t explain how much seeing his story has impacted me. It’s amazing 🥺😢🥲
amazing story
I was there too at the inauguration walking behind Anderson as he was heading to the news room..not knowing a legendary icon "Eugene Allen" was there in the midst
The inauguration of President Obama and the 2008 victory speech (the 'Yes We Can' Speech). those are the moments in history where everyone remembers exactly where they were and what they were doing.
i'm watching this now because i watched the move called "the butler 2015"
So he would have been there when Lillian Rogers Parks was there. She wrote "Backstairs At The White House"; which included she and her mother's 30 years working in the White House. I saw the film but would love to read the book, too.
Thanks. It's on you tube.
What a amazing story and what a strong hardworking man.
2028END d o t com. Don't miss it!!!
That is an uplifting story. Thank you CNN we needed that!
He Sat By the Door 👑🇺🇸🥰
For sum reason i kept seing alien instead of allen,,lol tripd me me out,,then i kould see it said allen dammm 8 presidents..never seen or tought about a black buttler in the whit house..lol dammmm ittţgreat story none the less my respektss to hes luv ones.
@najama1938 he was born after slavery
A goof story to tell or create a book on it. It will be a good movie also to watch. 11 President wow thats a good servant he is. The whiteHouse should honor this people who serve them for so long.
Adore the person that mr Allen was
I like how people show there real colors online and be all racist but in real life they would say half the shit they say so that's why there opinion is illogical
Backstairs at the White House (on you tube) tells a similar true story from Taft through Eisenhower.
A moment that lives in my head.....😘
A man i must salute ❤
wait so it was real
They're making a movie about him.Just saw the trailer
merci
I can just imagine all the racial comments omfg hahahhaa
did Allen ever go back to search for his mother?
As it turns out, he was never told he was free...
..you know Reagan treated him like the slave he was...
Who the Son (Jesus)set free is free indeed for it is written God knows who you are.
More precisely, he worked in The White House, for The White House, through the presidency of 8 presidents, not exactly working for the 8 presidents.
that negaa wife was on him lol
the next documentary will be ''the first black cat in the white house''
God works in mysterious ways
Believe God is still working 🙏🙏❤️🙏
Still very good movie
Amen yes
Watch Hidden Colors!!!!!
Wonderful story!
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Mr. Haywood is a Journalist at the Washington Post? And yet in this video clip he is heard saying "[Mr. Allen] realized the importance of what he had went through". Really? Maybe it's a "nit", but ... "he had WENT through"? Really? If Mr. Allen's story is worthy, it's at least worthy of good grammar from a Washington Post Journalist.
wow.
Amazing story.
I hope Hanna can be saved quickly before any more harm can happen to you. I wish I could understand why the father and mother could not stay together before this happen. If my father or mother got a new job they would take the kids and live under one roof.
Wonderful.... absolutely wonderful.
Nosredna repooc si a eceip fo tihs
So cool man
The current butler is white
he has so much dirty laundry
Where the truth ???
Got to be real good to have that job