My daddy Long Legs ep 09
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2014
- My Daddy Long Legs (私のあしながおじさん Watashi No Ashinaga Ojisan?) is a 1990 Japanese anime television series based on the novel Daddy-Long-Legs written by Jean Webster. The show was part of the container World Masterpiece Theater produced by Nippon Animation studios and was awarded the Excellent Movie Award for Television by the Japanese Agency of Cultural Affairs for Children in 1990.
Webster's story had been adapted into anime previously by Tatsunoko Productions in 1979 with the TV special Ashinaga Ojisan, which was directed by Masakazu Higuchi. The aforementioned special was dubbed in English and released in the US and is otherwise unrelated to this television series. - Розваги
Ah he obviously touched her hand on purpose, I guess he was trying to from the beginning lol. He's so funny and cute, but if we all didn't like him, it would just be creepy lmao
After 15 years or so, I'm watching this anime again and really makes me laugh, cry and feel good every time i watch it. reminds me of my memories with my late sister.
Well...HELLOOOO Julia's uncle! Hahah! Really made him look stereo-typically American lol. And why is he SOOOO tall lol?
Because he's Daddy Longlegs ;)
HAHAHAHAH, coze Judy too short *pfftt
That was just a guess....... You made it more obvious anyway....... :D Nevermind, lets enjoy the show (づ￣ ³￣)づ (づ￣ ³￣)づ (づ￣ ³￣)
i hate to say this but i regreted the fact ofreading the comments! thank you for the SPIOL!
+Lucy Heartfilla I think it'd be best to delete the spoilery comment for those who are watching and don't already know the story.
I can't stop watching this!
A rich person doesn't has any money in his pocket hahahaha oh man that was funny
Girl that's yo friend's uncle! Kinda interesting that they're friends now :3
I really love this show haha!!! I reall fell inlove .... what a heart
FIRST MEETING ❤️❤️❤️❤️
gwapo2 pa ni jervis dito ♡_♡
DON"T READ THE COMMENTS!! SPOILERS GALORE!! i can't find the flag sign.
jules kings could you plzz upload princess sarah and other hayao miyazaki movies in english thank you
Just how old is Jervis? He seems like 24-27... How about Judy?
+musicclasical Jervis is 10 years older than Judy!
+musicclasical Julia says he 27 and Judy would be around 15 or 16. So about an 11 year age difference. Back then it wasn't a big deal for there to be such a big age difference between couples.
in the book he is 14 years older than Judy, who is eighteen.
really how does the dimple come out
lol ... that is a real question !!
+Ikrame Ounadi LOL in the book, they said it's because she gained nine pounds.
+Ikrame Ounadi yess it is
+reingseiynhek wow but i guess it should be the other way around. if you loose weight the dimple will show up.. if she have one.
Hajer Hamed I'm not sure, too. But I'm stating her reasons in the book. LOL
0.- IM SO CONFUSED DOES HER UNCLE LIKES JUDY CUZ HE TOUCH HER HAND TF I SEE THAT IN EVERY ROMANCE MOVIE I DONT SHIP THEM CUZ HES TALL AND HES 27 I WISH HELL NEVER COMM BACK TO THE SCHOOL :)
+Hanna Loves You IKR I say I don't ship them!!!!.. -.-
+Hanna Loves You o.o I DONT WANNA CONTINUE WATCHING THID WEIRD THING 0.0!!"
+Hanna Loves You BTW JUST SUB TA YAAA :D
+Hanna Loves You nope 😂
07:46 crap, ,is he phedo or what BUT I have bad feeling..why he become "DADDY LONG LEGS"??but really,I love this anime
...REALLY ! !
+Asa Aulia Different era, different time.
He wouldn't have been considered a pedo in the 1900's by any means. In fact, SO many of these older novels right up to the early - even mid 1900's feature big age differences.
For example:
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm - Rebecca is 17 years younger than Mr. Alan Ladd (Mr. Aladdin).
War and Peace: Pierre and Natasha are separated by 20 or so years. Maybe a bit more too. Prince Andrie who also fell in love with Natasha is again, much older than her.
Far From the Madding Crowd: Gabriel is 10 years older than Bathsheba. Another man who is psychotically in love with her, Mr. Boldwood, is much older than her.
Jane Eyre: Mr. Rochester is almost 20 years older than Jane - I think 17/18 years difference.
Little Women Series: The German Professor, Friedrich Bhaer is much older than Jo March.
Gone With the Wind: Rhett Butler is quite a few years older than Scarlett. Even Scarlett's parents had a big age gap (over 25 years) and Scarlett's sister's beau is MUCH older than her as well.
Emily of New Moon Series: If he had won (and I SO WISH he had!), Dean would have been 21 years older than Emily.
Like I said...very common in older books.
+Flores Alyanna ooh. ..sodesuka. Wakatta!
+Lemon Drops This is an old comment but... when I read you wishing Dean had won, I went "NO! 😱" Lol He gave me the creeps right from the beginning.
fr33tobem3 I've always been a fan of Dean. He was a well written character - subtle but intriguing. He was jealous, possessive, bitter and sardonic - yet extremely cultured, well read, tender and smart. What he desperately needed was love in his life to soften his darker points; to ease the pain that life constantly brought him. When he was with Emily, the best was illuminated out in him - he was the most charming gentleman (with a bit of bad boy in the mix).
Such a shame that Emily ended up with Teddy - a character barely described or even penned down. We hardly know anything of him and his personality has all the range of a paperclip. The author did not develop him at all and next to Dean who flits in and out of all three books in large chunks, Teddy remains a pale, uninteresting shadow. All we know is that Emily loved Teddy because he was Teddy - that explains absolutely nothing, especially as that Teddy is a satellite character who doesn't have enough personality to stand on his own.
No, I'll never go back on saying it should have been Dean/Emily.
Lemon Drops I see your point. I have wished that Montgomery had written Teddy more. Especially in the third book... The glimpses she gave into his character showed him to be a sensitive, caring individual, though. Creative, with a passion for life and showcasing his talent to the world - much like Emily with her writing. And he really did care for Emily the same way she did for him.
Dean loved the idea of Emily more than anything, I thought. When he told her, after saving her the day they met, that her life belonged to him now... and "I think I'll wait for you"... it gave me a bad taste. He wanted to possess her body, spirit, and soul. It's like she couldn't be her own person around him. And then when he felt her writing was taking her from him, he discouraged her from it. No, I think Emily wouldn't have thrived as his bride.
Dean would have been the happiest man alive, no doubt about it. But should he really have based his dreams of happiness on Emily?