Top 10 Things A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood Got Factually Right
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These are the top 10 things 2019's A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, directed by Marielle Heller and starring Tom Hanks and Matthew Rhys, got factually right. Can a person really be this kind and genuine? For this list, we’re taking a look at the details in this biographical drama that remained true to the lives of both Fred Rogers and Tom Junod, the journalist who wrote the Esquire article it is based on, “Can You Say...Hero?” There is a spoiler alert of sorts in effect here. A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood got a lot factually right, like Mr. Rogers' photography, his swimming hobby, and his vegetarianism, and more! Join WatchMojo as we break down what A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood got factually right. What's your favorite Mr. Rogers moment? Let us know in the comments below!
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Fun fact mr. Rogers was a sex addict
UA-cam is screwing you over WatchMojo I just tried a little experiment I clicked on your video I got a commercial I backed out close the window and clicked on several other videos while bouncing back to the same video every one of those videos started right up yours kept getting popped up commercials even when I close the window and went right back to the same exact video of yours a new commercial popped up or the same one I did it at least three times in a row and the same thing happened
Plus I only get one notification out of every three post you guys do a day so I usually end up missing a good videos that really interest me but only get a notification for one that I barely even care about
@@bigd1348 Mr. Rogers was NO such thing. Tom Hanks on the other hand..........
@@WarriorD13 I haven't gotten a You Tube notification in a year - Don't feel alone.
Fred Rogers was not afraid to interview with a guy known for digging up the dirt on celebrities because he had nothing shameful to hide. Just a beautiful soul around.
Not only that, but Fred felt he could be a positive influence on the interviewer's life too. There has never been such a selfless man in history.
@@k1productions87 there are more like him, but few get called to be in the spotlight like he was.
The easiest thing to hide it that which doesn't exist.
...Reminds me of Jesus eating with tax collectors and sinners...
That does not stop people from making things up
I've got a really dark sense of humour, there's damm near nothing I won't make a joke about, but for me Mr Rogers is off limits, the guy was an actual angel
Jay Me they say we sometimes entertain angels unaware to us!
you don't think he'd probably laugh? (assuming you could find something)
my neighbor is such an asshole that Mr Rogers wouldn't like him
see...was that so hard?
@@jabber1990 that's funny
I'm the same way. I was born and raised in Pittsburgh and had gotten to meet him and was raised where we all loved and respected him just as we do our sport teams. He was a true saint
as a kid in the late 80's, I was discouraged from watching the show. I thought it was "slow" and "boring", and my parents thought he was too "phony". Years later, as an adult, I went through a horrible break-up, and fell head first into a 7 year depression where I was just.... existing....
Self-loathing and sabotage were the norm. Then, when the movie was being made, all things Mr. Rogers was popping up, and I decided to check out an episode.
...I broke....
From the first 2 minutes, all the way until he said his "I like you just the way you are", I was crying and for the first time.... in a *very* long time, I actually felt better. So I'm grateful to the movie's team for reviving everyone's interest in Mr. Rogers, it brought me out of a very dark place in my life.
Thanks for your story.
This comment is beautiful and made me cry 😢 I'm happy for you that Mr. Rogers made you feel better. The worls could really use him right now
Hey tnt kff, we got your back. I know that pain firsthand, but if you swing by a lil' bit south of Dallas TX, I'll give you some homemade pork/jalapeno tamales.
Beautiful thoughts, thank you for sharing this.
That sounds like him from the way I recall watching his shows.
I never really thought it much. But now... I just sit down and think about it. The lessons we just didn't have the patience for and now, we know that is what he was teaching us. Because all things need a little patience. So, you can hear your own heart and know your own feelings.
Why do I feel like that's something he would say?
Oh.. man... I got tears now just thinking about that friendly neighbor.
Mr Rogers didn't die, God just needed a neighbor.
Great line, but only if heaven and hell actually existed. No heaven no hell equals no god.
Wow what tripe. The man is worm food. That's all. No more consciousness than there was in ANY ONE of the 13 800 000 000 years before he was born. That's a big friggin number.
@@Psvr2player lol here we go.....
it makes me sad that some people who don't believe in god feel the need to tell those of us who do believe in god how wrong we are. why not just let us believe? if we say something mean spirited, then by all means defend your position. but unprovoked attacks are not nice.
@@Psvr2player Prove it! Don't bother. You can't. Why don't you just shut the hell up and let people believe what they want to believe? Are you an a$$hat in every part of your life or only in your You Tube troll career?
I was lucky to be Fred Rogers real life neighbor. We miss you Fred, Squirrel Hill Pa. is not the same without you!
You are a very lucky person. Ive always wanted to meet him. He was such a kind soul.
How nice
Damn you are lucky. Did he ever give you any motivational talks?
Yes, but Heaven is a better place now !
Wow seriously?! That is so cool
You don't just watch Mr Rogers, you have a relationship with him. He's talking to you. He knows you are there.
I used to work driving skiers from the Salt Lake City airport to our local ski resorts. One day many years ago I had a young woman passenger who for whatever reason started ragging on Mr. Rogers, going so far as to call him "insipid". I told her I wasn't going to argue with her, but my two-year-old daughter believed he was talking to her, and when he asked a question she responded. Yes, Fred Rogers was real, and a real inspiration to countless young children over the decades.
This is a beautiful statement ❤️
Your words. 💙
Yes!!!
What I love about Mr. Rogers is that he never rushed his speech or his actions. He was fully okay with taking time and with radio silences. He’s always reminding us to slow down and show gratitude. There’s no one else like him and there never will be again.
Why do think when his show starts the traffic light in his house is always blinking yellow.
Just like the old perfume commercial, if you want to get someone's attention, whisper.
Shannon Elsom That’s why he got mad at MrMcFeely
You don't just watch Mr Rogers, you have a relationship with him. He's talking to you. He knows you are there.
@@jetnut89 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
His advocacy for mental health, racial awareness, sensitivity, vegetarianism and many more convictions of his were far ahead of the times. And he didn’t do it for a social media following to entertain. I’ve heard he responded to every fan letter he ever received as well as sued the KKK. He made a lot of things more normal to me me whether I realized it or not as a kid. I’m glad he’s finally getting more exposure now.
Nathan Blackmon I defiently am too.
AND... he was a republican. His wife said as much in an interview a few months back.
Paul Gaither who gives a fuck, politics also wasn’t in everyone’s face nonstop back then. People treat it like an NFL team now. It didn’t mean the same then
It’s cooler that he wore an AIDS ribbon around to support his homosexual friends when it was still taboo in the 80s
@@paulgaither he was pretty religious so that makes sense.
There are good people regardless of political party. Even if they support bad policies
@@undertherainbow22 - Of course. I was pointing out how he was a republican with progressive tendencies. He was a great man through and through. He, most likely, and these are my words, was a republican because of the traditional values of independence and self reliance compared to the "neo-con" views of the bush era Republicans.
When Fred Rogers left this mortal coil, the world got a lot darker.
We need his light in this day and age. I cannot possibly express how much respect I have for the man, he really was a saint.
Fred Rogers passed away in 2003
Well I think its also said in the movie too, but to imply he is a saint would imply that what he did is unachievable. To take some spirit from him, I think everyone could put forth a little more effort to be as gentle and considerate as him and it would make a lot of difference. :-) Its all about personal sacrifice
He left it up to us to pick up where he left off. We need to show that we learned from what he taught us. I propose that more shows need to be like Mr. Rogers Neighborhood instead of focusing on entertainment value like Teen Titans Go or SpongeBob SquarePants. Not to say that these shows are bad, but they are taking up too much time on television and leaving practically no time for true educational programs.
In times like these Fred quoted his mother. "Look for the helpers"
I am 49 years old, and as I child I thought of Mr. Rogers as a joke.
I was sorely, terribly mistaken.
Craig L
Well at least you now know about your mistake.
I grew up, with mr.roger he was one I would love to have had as a neighbor
@hillbilly farmerman Yes, I know that now and said as much in my opening comment. I was a cynical kid in the 70's. I am no longer that person.
I can totally relate. I wish I had appreciated him for who he really was when I was growing up.
Same. Even though I watched Mr. Rogers almost every day I preferred the "splashier" shows like Sesame Street and Electric Company.
Looking back I realize just how much I learned from him. How much his lessons mean.
The fact this movie did well at the Box Office gives me hope for society.
We really need more positive movies like this these days. The media only seems to spread negativity and division when in reality we all have much more in common than we do differences. We could also really do with someone like Mr. Rogers today.
@@cultofthevoid5677 That's partly why they had him be the antagonist of the movie. We know he'd win if he was the protagonist because he's Fred Rogers and it would make him arguably less interesting in something like a dramatized biopic. But as an unstoppable antagonist who can pick apart the protagonist with kindness and the warmth of friendship he is more memorable because most of us know he was that nice guy who deserved everything he got in real life.
_"Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children play is serious learning. Play is really the work of childhood."_
*~ Mr. Rogers*
EXACTLY!
Sounds like Mr Rogers had been reading Piaget.
As a teacher I REALLY needed to hear that!
"... But it's your work. It's important pretend." -- Fred Rogers
@@albertoromero5075 clearly someone needs to go play blocks & build things or be put in time out ..
I was born in 2000 and when I was about four, my parents got me Mr. Roger's Neighborhood on VHS. I watched it every day, learning that kindness can go a long way and that I was unique in my own special way. When I was growing up, I wasn't really liked by the other kids in my class. I was always the outsider and was the one that sat alone for the majority of my school life. However, I never hated them or even considered retaliating with violence, all because of what Mr. Rogers taught me when I was young. I thank that man for everything that he taught me. Because of him, I learned so many things, such as loyalty to people who love me for who I am, learning who real friends are, how to treat people with kindness, and so many other things. I thank this man for everything that I know, and for everything he taught young people
Your parents are wise people!
I was a Pbs kid in the 70s an 80s. People like Fred were heroes.
Me too but in the 90's & 00's I also loved mister Rogers
Are heroes. Mr Rogers might be gone, but we can live like he did.
James Gray He still is. A truly kind and decent human being.
clubjobros I watched him, in the 1990s he was a great person
@@ButterflyWolf Same here. I watched him every morning before school
I never knew he was so wise and positive in real life. All these years, I thought it was all just a persona. He really was such a genuinely good person. Rest In Peace, Mr. Rogers.
I wish we could watch him when he was alive. I'm African and I discovered him recently. Such a beautiful example of what a human should be.
Yes, he was like the father figure that I didn't have growing up, and I know a lot of kids who grew up watching him felt the same. It's amazing that he could do that through a TV show.
Yeah exactly! Shouldn't be about color, religious beliefs, or none of that. Just BE A GOOD PERSON
Ashley Cnossen more than a father, a friend a sibling and specially a neighbor
The more I find out about Mr Rogers, the more I admire the man.
Genuinely believe he gave us such a wonderful gift and I hope that someday we can live up to it.
Spoiler Alert:
Mr Rogers was awesome.
How is this a spoiler it should be a fact
Was? Do you mean is because no matter what he is awesome
@@purpledurple1683 He's talking about the movie
This is a fact everyone knows
I cried like a goddamn baby during the one minute of silence in the movie
That was an amazing scene
@Ai Love Yeshua don’t worry, he’s an angel watching over all the kids that grew up watching him. He’s proud of who you are.
Mr. Rogers spoke at my university’s commencement in 1998. The local children were there to sing with him. He spoke of the shooting that rocked our town a few weeks earlier. Later in his speech he asked us to take that “One Silent Minute”. Thanks to UA-cam I can watch that speech any time I want. I didn’t get to shake his hand, but my mom did (part of her job on commencement day included making sure everyone who was to be on stage was in place for the procession). I get the joy of being able to tell my friends I got to sit 10 or so feet from him.
Awesome!!!!
Interesting fact:
Tom Hanks and Fred Rogers are actually related!
Through an ancestor from Schoneck, Hesse, Germany, Johannes Meffert (1732-1795), later Johannes Mefford, Rogers is the sixth cousin of Tom Hanks!
Woah...you are serious?
I found out about that when the movie came out. Both Tom Hanks and Fred Roger are a big part of my childhood.
Tom Hanks can always disappear into a role. He's so powerful you forget you're watching an actor. Finding out he's actually related to Fred Rogers is even more amazing! Of course, Hanks didn't know that when he accepted the role.
My wife & I loved this movie. Mrs. Rogers has a cameo in the film. It was during the one silent minute scene.
I thought she looked familiar. I must have seen her in an interview or something because I don't know how else I would know that. I did get the feeling that maybe all the other people in the restaurant may have been people who worked with him in real life.
Mr. McFeely had a cameo as well!
@@allisonmiddleton8629 I thought Mr McFeely died in the early 2000s. Was it a CGI cameo?
@@mikelafaille no he's still alive!
Awesome on both accounts.
Tom Junod looks like Joaquin Phoenix could have played him.
I know right!
I dont he would wanna stay skinny
I thought it was him!!
Yes!
My goodness the resemblance is uncanny.
Tom Hanks always does his characters justice. He's such a brilliant actor. Thanks for the video! 👍🏻
I wish they picked an actor not filled with hate. Tom Hanks is transphobic, with his show Bosom Buddies and other parts he has played.
@@FrederickTheGrt People evolve over time. Has Mr. Hanks recently come out said transphobic remarks? From a societal standpoint, in the past, society was indeed transphobic and unless people knew a transgendered person personally most people received their information about the trans experience from the media (which is heavily biased). Perhaps he has changed ?
I watched Mr. Rogers long beyond childhood. His calm, caring message of hope and love transcends age, gender,culture. Thank you, Mr. Rogers, from the bottoms of all our neighbor hearts.
The pain in his voice when he says.
-It’s a tent.
Even those toxic people are no match to Mr. Rogers' power of positivity. I miss those days watching his programs as a kid, nowadays most of the programs we see in the media are full of hate and dark themes.
I think that's why we're seeing such a resurgence of interest in him, and now the movie - because our culture has been dragged through the mud. Bob Ross is getting more interest too, for a similar reason - he was kind and decent, and cared about people. We need more of that.
@@parisgreen4600 oh, yeah...I also forgot about him.
Imagine what modern smear merchants would have wrote about my boi Rogers. I can see all the false articles and fake news theu would have tried to write to attack him for being 'too white'.
In this era whereby positivity in only used as a marketing tool and public image, Mr Rogers is that god sent human who rely defy what positivity means, by truly accepting others for who they are and by kind regardless for reward or not
@@parisgreen4600 all we need is Levar Burton to bring back Reading Rainbow since he is still alive.
You are not forgotten Mr. Rogers. You will always be remembered in my mind.
Mr. Rogers was my help in getting me going to school when I didn’t wanna go! He gave me love in courage when I was lost. So nice to see a remake .
Whomever dislikes this obviously never had a beautiful day...
Oh yeah? You wouldn't ever know. Making such an arrogant comment like that. You lack integrity.
@@quartzquantum7530 Quartz Quantum you know it is hilarious when people talk, trying to use big words. At least, big words for them. But they don't realize that what they actually said makes no sense. I don't know whether to feel sorry for you or just accept the fact that you are a moron.
@@Grump.y-OldMan Accept he's a moron, and love him like Fred would.
Quartz: as Mr. Rogers might've once said: Don't be a dick.
@@stephencraig2090 exactly, unfortunately I'm not as amazing as Fred was. That guy was a Saint.
Ton hanks did really good as fred rogers. His voice is so soothing.
Just finished this movie earlier.
One of the best movies of 2019.
I am looking forward to seeing this.
I saw it on Sunday , November 24, 2019. It is definitely a " feel good" movie , although it does have its sad moments .
Bill Eddy ...I just knew I was going to need that box of Kleenex. Can’t wait to see this movie.
Indeed.
Any answers as to why Mr. Rogers banged on the piano ans swam at end of movie. He said regarding anger that he "banged on the piano and swam". What was he angry about?
Words cannot say how much I love this person. A giant chunk of my life in a "neighborhood", and Tom Hanks playing the part is just completion. So satisfying! Thanking God because this movie happened💗
If I ever have kids, I’m gonna make sure that they watch Mr. Rogers Neighborhood
Same
You can start them with Daniel Tiger's neighborhood. It is a direct offshoot of Mr. Rogers and is geared towards preschool age kids.
My daughter watches that show. She had Sesame Street to learn letters and numbers and Mr. Rogers to learn about her feelings.
Same
@Melanie G how so?
Geez...."143 means 'I love you'" The dude felt so ostracized as a child, he felt that to be loved he needed to be skinny. That may be a stretch, but it would explain why he was so dead set on making sure every child felt cared about. What a man
143, That is a good number, 8
jen amirgholi I has one letter, love has four and you has three letters- 143
We must not forget that many adults are basically children in adult bodies and yes it is vital that children are loved but lets not negate that adults are just as important. Senior citizens are my favorite, they seem to b neglected for reasons beyond my processing. Whats good for the goose is good for the gander.
jen amirgholi the inner child should never go away. Just be built upon
I used to watch Mr. Rogers when I was a kid and would get so excited when he took us out to the train station to meet the conductor. He was such a kind and gentle soul and I expected every man to be like that but that is not so. Looking forward to see Tom Hanks portrayal of him. Thanks for sharing! 👍🏼🌿💕
Growing up as a child with no cable television back then, I tuned into PBS and was able to enjoy watching Mr Rogers Neighborhood, Reading Rainbow, and The Joy of Painting.
Mr Rogers was such an influence on my life and so many others. What an amazing man.
we never got this show in australia (that im aware of) but he seems like such a sweet man. i can see why he's such an american icon.
My husband and I went to see this movie last night. I went to be entertained. I left with a renewed sense of purpose. Thank you to ALL who made this film possible!
Hero and kind-hearted friend to everyone he met. Be the kind of person Mr. Rogers knows you can be.
I always marvelled on how he could go out without any type of defence and face anyone and display simple kindness and touch every single heart that crossed his path
Nobody can steal the joy this man brought me and my siblings such happiness.
He is actually one of the only ppl that they was never able to bring a scandal up on. Because he was true to his heart. Unlike pee wee Hurman SMH! I grew up watching this show and I raised my kids watching this show.❤️ Sip Mister Rogers. (Fred).
My favorite part of all these videos about this film is reading the comments from people who were touched by the grace of Mr. Fred Rogers.
Thank you, neighbors.
Thank you Mister Rogers for everything you did. The WORLD is a better place because of you.
So in a way, Rogers was fat-shamed and used it to be better than those people.
Earthwarrior Thanks. Happens
@Schaden Freud Shaming isn't bullying. Bullying is when its something the person has no control of like body features, deformities, Disabilities etc. Also if someone never shamed him he would have stayed fat and never became the person he was.
@@NeekSquad
You have absolutely no evidence to back up your statements. insistence that bullying is only about disabilities etc. or that shaming is only applicable to certain situations is just labeling, which is simplistic. Psychologists, doctors and counselors could easily show examples of children who have no apparent "defects", who were bullied out of school. Many children are given invented faults by others (nicknames, about a perceived weakness is an example). To tell a child who is viciously bullied to just get over it is doing further damage. Some children with psychological damage that is severe at home or at school, cannot heal themselves. To blame them for not overcoming it is scapegoating. It also gives the bullies permission to continue to take their bullying to further levels. One reason there is so much attention paid to this issue today is because bullied children who cannot recover (the way you think they should) are proven to carry the damage into adulthood, self medicating with drugs, smoking or alcohol, having difficulty with relationships, or inflicting abuse on their own children to continue the cycle. Child and spousal abuse is shown to have its roots in bullying the abuser experienced as a child that was never addressed, stopped or healed. It is not weakness if someone cannot get over systematic efforts to destroy them. Please look up the effects of gaslighting, minimizing, narccisst parental abuse and scapegoating. I think you will horrified to learn that your attitude is common and leads to part of the reason there are so many people in the world that have severe anxiety issues. The issue of overcoming bullying is not simple, and to insist that there is a uniform solution that applies to everyone is naive.
@Schaden Freud its definitely NOT worth a like.
Earthwarrior Incredible right
This man is so nice.I feel like I should watch this movie.
M M B I think Mr. Rodgers was a Lutheran Preacher as well
Please go watch it. It's great. He is family.
This man was a saint. We should all watch everything this man ever did.
Yeah me too
You should. It is truly spectacular.
I have no words, the only thing I can say is that I wished Mr. Rogers was alive today!!! The world needs a Fred Rogers about now!!!!
I'm not too sure. I feel as if he was still alive today, we would end up breaking his heart. People who are horrible will drag his name to the ground with a smear campaign because he doesn't agree with them and their hate for others. The US president would tweet that he's a loser, say he's overrated and his followers would drag him down. I think he left us at the right time.
@@Mari-Yama NEVER GIVE UP. NEVER STOP FIGHTING IGNORANCE
ONE RACE,
ONE PLACE
You're probably correct and God makes no mistakes.
I grew up with Mister Rogers, The way Tom played him , I was speechless! it is uncanny!
They are actually 6th cousins
@@jamesricker3997 Hate to burst your bubble, but pretty much everybody is 6th cousins.
Ari Taylor Tom Hanks resembles Fred himself
Biopic of A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood and the documentary of Won't You Be My Neighbor are great companion pieces of telling Fred Rogers's story.
I really want to see this movie EVEN MORE after this! For anyone in their late 30’s and older this is a great part of our childhood.
Mr Rodgers was the best role model I could have ever asked for as a child i loved him and still do god rest his soul and thank you tom hanks for playing mr.rodgers no one else could have played him the way you did and I just want to end this with I love you mr.rodgers and miss watching you and I wish I could have met you
*Rogers*
Spell his name right!
Jared Leto? 😂
Im kidding
I was unaware that Mr. Rogers passed away several years ago, and yeah, it makes sad to know that, I would always be exited whenever it aired. I gonna have to see this movie
I'm a 2002 kid and PBS showed Roger's neighborhood which was my favorite, I even looked around in the toy store to find the trolley. I just wished I could have watched more during my early years.
There will never be another Mr Rogers. Talented, sweet, caring and a lover of life.
A great loss to those millions of kids his life and program touched and to those in Washington who he influenced on the values of public television programming.
i freaking loved the movie with tom hanks, he did such a great job at portraying mr rogers, i wish this man was still around today
The world doesn't need a new Mr Rogers. If we did, did we learn anything from Mr Rogers?
Edit: To keep this less vague, what I'm saying is we need to be the Mr.Rogers of our generation cause that's what he teaches us, to be an example and to love one another. We can't be Mr.Rogers, but we sure can spread his wisdom in our own unique ways.
We learned to be the best version of ourselves that Rogers knows we can be
We always need a Mr. Roger's, for those who never saw him and others who need a continuous example of how it's done to keep them on the path.
Well said
At first I thought that Tom Junod was Joaquin Phoenix!
Exactly. I was confused 💯🤔
@@SixLowa I saw JOhn Ritter in the actor. Anyone know who the actor Lloyd was?
I loved this movie and even has inspired me to add to my tattoos , a Mister Roger's Tattoo ... he was A true Genuine kind soul , because that's who he really was .. Everyone needs to see this movie ...
Watched the show as reruns on my local PBS station before it was taken off the air, glad they did this movie
Mr. Fred Rogers was a great man we need more people like him on this Earth the kindness and understanding he had for the people
The world needs Fred Rogers back ❤ I used to watch his show growing up and it all stuck with me. I try to live by his teachings and his point of views in life. He was genuinly a kind and caring man. I really feel so lucky to have lived in the time of Mr. Rogers ❤
Hi neighbor hope you’re having a wonderful day.
I am. Thank you for that. I hope your day is wonderful too.
That's such a beautiful thing to say! Hope everyone had a nice day. I'm like Mr Rogers and won't eat anyone who had a mother. Being kindhearted costs us nothing but is more valuable than money.
Tom Hanks as Mister Rogers is pitch-perfect casting on the same level as Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man.
Nailed it
Nope
Except Iron Man is fictional...
I would have gone for Jim Parson's but Hanks is great no matter what.
Jim Parsons? Hell no. Mr. Rogers wasn't a sniveling, annoying bonehead with a lisp.
I used to watch this as a kid.
I’m not gonna lie to you...that shit was boring and lame af for me as a kid....I sometimes watched the puppet show but the king is bitch
@@bluemas5 you have lost your right to talk about Mr. Roger's. SHUT THE HELL UP.
Me too. Him and Today's Special, which was on Nickelodeon. They had kid-friendly ways of explaining things. I wish the dvds companies would release both shows on dvd; I'd still watch them.
I also liked Reading Rainbow. On this site, there is an episode of Levar Burton making a guest appearance on Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood.
@@littleme3597 You are so wrong, you must be a bit with that user name. trump is the total opposite of Mr Rogers, and disparaging Mr Rogers and the LGBTQ+ community both is very cruel. Not that he was gay, but there's nothing wrong with that, plus gays aren't perverts. Generally it's straight people that are pervs, like those that prey on young women, grabbing them and assaulting them, and bragging about it. So stop trolling and saying horrid things about Mr Rogers.
@@littleme3597 NO ONE IS LISTENING TO YOU TRUMP SKANK
Too bad he's not here to see this 😔❤️.
I'm positive that he would have loved this movie!!!
I loved watching his show when I was about three and four years old. This was at the tail end of his career (2000-2001)
I'm glad I grew up when I did.
Me too. I remember watching him on reruns on PBS after school. I would always sing along to 'Won't You Be My Neighbor', greet him when he said hello, answer questions, and say goodbye and wave at the TV when the episode was over. I miss those days. It always felt like he was really there.
nothing was said about what he did to make sure that PBS remained Public access
Ricah that’s because it has nothing to do with the movie.
@@jetnut89 I understand, but it's very important and deserved at least a mention to Rogers integrity as a person
You should watch the documentary Won't You Be My Neighbor. Its covered in there.
I havent seen a Mr R episode since i was a child in the 80s. Somewhere between Sesame Street, Electric Company, Cosmos, and Bob Ross...its crazy how i was able to sing Mr R opening song word for word when i heard it for the 1st time in like 30years(in the movie) Shows how deep into the soul of a generation Mr R is.
Fred and Shari Lewis are two heroes for me. Selfless individuals who constantly gave their hearts and souls into every single thing they did, raising a generation of kids with gentleness, love and good morals. May they both Rest In Peace
Who needs prisons? All we need are more Fred Rogers.
RIP mr Rogers we miss u soooooo Much
Born in 1966, I grew up with Mr. Rogers, and when I had kids in 1989 and 1991, I got to watch him again with my girls throughout the '90s. One of the best parts of being a parent is watching Mr. Rogers with my kids.
Mr Rogers was such a force of positivity. I truly believe everyone was a friend of his. He is still dearly missed.
A recent article about Tom Hanks and Fred Rogers mentioned that in real life, the two men are distant cousins. How amazing!
That is cooool!Is that why Tom Hanks was casted?
@@s4xtt : The article didn't say if that had anything to do with his being cast for the part but it certainly is interesting don't you think?
I literally just got home from watching the movie!
How was it?
If you were a kid living in Pittsburgh and learned how to use the phone book, you could look up Fred Rogers's phone number and call him. He would help you with your homework, chat with you for a bit or let you know it was time for bed if you were calling too late. He never said to stop calling, always asked your name and if you called a second time, would remember things you talked about the first time. He was a special human being. We need him now. I hope he is embracing us and will carry us through the next few years.
#1 made me cry. I used to watch Mr. Rogers when I was very young with my great-grandma, who passed away when I was about 13. It's sometimes hard to watch old re-runs of this show, but I find it more beautiful than ever now that I'm older, and I always try to take a silent minute to think of all those who made me who I am today whenever I'm sad.
I liked this movie but wasn’ t as emotional as i was when i watched the Documentary “wont you be my Neighbor” that came out a couple of years ago both were really good
Mr. Rogers was not a hero he was a legend and he will never die.
I wasn't even aware of this movie coming out. I will definitely go and see it. I use to watch him every day when I was little. I wish there was more programs like this for my grandchildren to watch now
Fred Rogers was the speaker at my brother’s first graduation at Dartmouth. It was wonderful. Normally, Dartmouth selects a world leader like Madeline Albright when I graduated. And there were rumblings in the crowd in 2002 that he wasn’t the norm.
But he spoke about fair play and how to bring the world together and that’s more important than conquering the world.
It never failed as a kid watching Mister Rogers when he walked in and did the clothing change I always had to take my shoes off and toss them too I literally couldn’t watch and enjoy the episode like I wanted too
Um, changing the name of a character... isn't "getting it wrong".
Brandon B Especially as the interviewer asked they change names of him, his wife and father.
From the minute they showed the neighborhood in the movie & I heard the trolley, I started to cry. I bawled through most of the movie. Fred Rogers was a beautiful soul.
Mr. Rogers is the type of guy you’d like to go fishing with. Eat at a restaurant with. Overall a person that is loyal and trustworthy, genuinely caring for others. I’ve learned that he is my friend, as much as anyone else who also considers him as their friend. He’s a loving soul that is always there in our darkest moments, as well as our proudest. I’m happy that he is in my life. That he has been a great motivator for everyone in the world. That he has truly taught us what It means to be special. Thank you Mr. Rogers, you bring the good out of all of us :)
The resemblance between Tom Junod and Joaquin Phoenix is insane.
Great film.
Great video and I remember watching Mr Rogers when I was growing up. What an amazing person he was and he will always be missed. Thanks for posting this. Have a nice day.
I watched Mr. Rogers when I was a teenager in the 1960's and through the years. He was a genuine kind person. He vividly in ernest displayed with this kindness in his television persona and in person. Mr. Rogers is now in that Holy Kind
I can’t... mr Rogers and Tom Hanks just take my money. Oh you want more? Ok fine
Me: *sniffles*
Friend: are you okay?...wait.. are you crying?
Me: no I just got something in my eye
Friend: what?
Me: tears! 😭😢
Friend: *rolls eyes to the side*
A wonderful soul. The greatest advocate for childern that ever lived.
As a grandma now, looking back at this, is has all the grooming tactics of pedo's. Being around a lot of little kids. Think of pervert Disney...now. I am thinking Rogers was a closet gay. Can't help it. Hetero males don't want to be around a bunch of little kids. MJ had his NEVERLAND. The ELMO guy, Clash, is gay & pedo. So many red flags for me. Maybe even Rogers didn't know he was gay. DENIAL is very strong. Kevin Stacy. I won't be watching this movie.
There are beautiful people in this life that God gives to us to show us kindness, hope, friendship, and unconditional love. Mr. Rogers was without a doubt one of those people.
Tom Junod looks like Joaquin Phoenix's older brother
That would be River.
Mr Rodgers was so great and nice to everyone
Mr. Rogers can lift Mjolnir!!
What an amazing man, with such a beautiful character. More people should strive to be this way. ❤️