Won't You Be My Neighbor - Official Trailer Reaction
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- čas přidán 21. 03. 2018
- Indie Filmmakers Miles Rice and Stefan Liner react to the trailer for the documentary about the life of Mr. Rogers, Won't You Be My Neighbor. See what they thought.
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What's you're favorite Mr. Rogers moment? Let us know!
Liner House you know I remember X and Henrietta was guest in Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego.
Mine was this senate hearing where he got the funding to keep the show going and expand the PBS czcams.com/video/fKy7ljRr0AA/video.html
can i say all of it and the did a thing on twitch for him
Liner House In the 70s my little brother would find so much comfort when our parents would argue. I remember him sitting still and watching with his horned rimmed glasses at four years old. When things got tough he would say " I Want Roger's ". 😔
One of my favorite moments, in addition to the 1969 Senate hearing, is when he had that 10-year-old handicapped boy Jeff as his guest on the show.
"He really believed that his show was going to change people's lives, that it was going to make better human beings for our society."
Bingo.
Oscar-nominated actor Michael Keaton's first job was as a stagehand on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, manning Picture, Picture, and appearing as Purple Panda. Rogers also managed to convince the Supreme Court that using VCRs to record TV shows at home shouldn’t be considered a form of copyright infringement (which was the argument of some in this contentious debate). Rogers argued that recording a program like his allowed working parents to sit down with their children and watch shows as a family.
Whoa! Thanks for sharing - Fred Rogers was epic on so many levels! - Stefan
The kid who wrote about the fish was blind so he made a point to verbally say he was feeding the fish so she would know he was doing it
Oh yeah! You’re totally right. Thanks! That’s pretty important detail. 🤦🏻♂️ -Miles
Oh my gosh... that just took that story to a whole new level. - Stefan
Fred Rogers is the Chuck Norris of doing kind things.
This shall be a t-shirt! It has to be. -Miles (The dude on the left :P)
Thank you, Declan Ardmore !
I was going to write a comment clarifying that, but you got it taken care of. 😊 👍
And thank you guys for making this video of your reaction, and for being such good-hearted humans, to appreciate this as genuinely as tout have expressed here! Seeing men, especially, sharing appreciation of such feelings~oriented content, is invaluable.
Definitely sharing this for others to see. 🙏 💖
PBS introduced me to 3 amazing people as a young boy...Fred Rogers (Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood), LeVar Burton (Reading Rainbow), and Bob Ross (Joy Of Painting). Even as a child I could perceive their sincerity, that they weren't simply performing for the camera.
Fred Rogers: Best. Human. Ever.
WileyCoyote69 I couldn't agree more.
Besides Burt Reynolds, of course.
That part about him getting funding... it wasn't in front of some court. That was a US Senate committee considering the funding of public television for children's' shows.
My favorite Mr. Rogers is when he went to the set of the Bill Bixby/Lou Ferrigno 1980's "Incredible Hulk" show. He watched the set as they acted out a scene with a biplane which I've seen in the show. He interviewed Bixby and also Ferrigno while he was getting his Incredible Hulk makeup applied. It's like: Here's how they create make believe on TV. Disclaimer: I was, and remain a fan of the 1980's "The Incredible Hulk". Also: The same guy who played Lurch on the original Addams Family (black and white) narrated the intro to that Hulk show.
What a breath of fresh air. Love is what matters.
How did the world allow this type of peace loving genius live? Because the hell in this world's heart would have snuffed him out. Love must be a bummer, and hate is king. I'm 60 years old and grew up on him. Thanks for the flashback.
We need more like him. There will never be another. But we can try and carry his message forward into our lives.
yes - we need this right now... beautiful.
I grew up watching Mr. Rogers Neighborhood on PBS & I absolutely loved it . . . this trailer brings back my childhood . . . and the message that he had of loving those around you, making them your neighbor, was needed then & it's still needed now . . . even more so!!
And I remember him talking about various topics that are tough topics, but as a kid, I didn't realize they were tough topics . . . they were just lessons I learned from his show. There were so many good quotes just from this trailer alone:
"Singular vision of kindness & love"
"Love is at the root of everything. All learning, all relationships. Love or the lack of it." (#TruthBomb #MindBlown 😨❤)
"(It's) An invitation for somebody to be close to you"
"The greatest thing we can do is to help somebody know that they're loved and that they are capable of loving" (Yes, yes 💯% YAAASSSS)
ALL of these are beautiful on SO MANY levels & made me tear up & this was just the trailer . . . I'm probably going to have to bring my own box of Kleenex to the movie itself because I'm pretty sure I'm going to ball my eyes out . . . but I probably won't care because something tells me that this movie will be beautiful & my life will be better for having watched it!!! Plus, it will allow my inner documentary loving soul geek out over one of my childhood icons!!! 😍😢😍😭😍
A lot of these quotes remind me of the quote from Cinderella (the recent live one): Have Courage & Be Kind . . . and sometimes it takes courage to be kind; but Mr. Rogers definitely had both.
Yes, I definitely agree, this movie & it's message are COMPLETELY needed right now and it DEFINITELY needs to air nation wide, not just at select theaters!! But yeah, this is definitely added to my summer must watch movie list. "Relive Your Childhood Summer Party"
Mr. Rogers was possibly the most genuine person you could ever meet. He wasn't playing a character.
I cried multiple times while watching this, it was so wonderful and perfect and such a breath of fresh air that brought me back to watching it as a kid❤️
It was a Senate hearing because Nixon cut the budget for public television. Mr Rogers was appealing to Senator Pastore who was known for being hard and a tough nut to crack. Fred Rogers managed to give him goosebumps and he gave him the money back on the spot. I read that a few years later they increased the funding even more. It is an amazing video. Goes to show when someone really, truly does care they can win over even the toughest audience.
That appeal was to Congress.
Just found the clip of Fred Rogers appeal to the United States Senate. Pretty inspiring! Here it is: czcams.com/video/J9uIJ-o2yqQ/video.html
You know what the real CMOA was about that? PBS's budget from Congress was supposed to be 9 million, they were planning on cutting that... Think about that, Mr. Rogers didn't just secure the budget that they were supposed to get, he got someone who had no idea what Mr. Rogers Neighborhood was to double their budget.
Everything you guys said is spot on.
I'm one of Fred Rogers' biggest fans, and I have been for years. Something you two might or might not know about him is the fact that he was actually uncomfortable being famous. That was NOT what he was in the industry for. He saw himself as a communicator and teacher. Also, since the trailer clearly shows him barechested, I hope people will finally come to realize that those tattoo rumors are completely false.
Christopher - Thank you so much for sharing this fact. Fred truly did seem like a humble man genuine in his motives to help his fellow man. The world needs more men and women like Fred.
I think you should watch episodes of 'Mister Rogers' Neighborhood'. If you do, you'll probably notice that he sang "It's a beautiful day in THIS neighborhood" EVERY single time. Contrary to what a lot of people remember, he NEVER sang "THE neighborhood'.
what a great reaction! thanks. I was in tears. Mr Rogers was so important to me and to so many other young children. For some, just think, it was their only moment of solace or love in any given day. We need his simple message of kindness and love now, more than ever ✌
"Some court where he made an appeal for funding." It was Congress. The clip's on CZcams.
In the current state of the world, it can use some Mr. Rogers
Great reaction and so true what you said about this movie NEEDING to be seen in these times. There is a lot of division in the world and there needs to be more coming together.
YES YES YES! It's sad that we keep repeating ourselves throughout history. If more people like this were in the spotlight and or even leaders this would be a different world. - Miles
yes yes yes. Mr. Rogers raised us
Will win an Oscar for Best Documentary
When I was a very little girl before I was even old enough to go to school, I watched Mister Rogers Neighborhood all the time. I loved watching him on TV, even though I found him to be just a tiny bit creepy. Oh come on! I was little! But as I got older, I started to appreciate him more. When he died, I cried for hours upon hours. Then I began watching reruns of his show when I was 8 years old, 9 years old, and 10 years old. Then I got mad at him. I was so angry at him throughout all these years because he died of stomach cancer. I thought that the dude would live forever, but nooooooo, he had to die. I am not mad at him anymore. I am just mad at the stupid evil stomach cancer that killed him.
Yep, we agree with you Hannah, it is sad that he isn't with us anymore. But we are grateful for the lessons he taught us while he was here. May we learn from them and be the same kind of people now, that he was then. Thanks for your comment!
You are welcome, you guys. I wonder how he would have reacted if he found out that I used to be mad at him. Would he be mad at me if he found out that I used to be mad at him?
@@hannahduggan3599 - No, I don't think he would be mad at you. He seemed like a very understanding, compassionate man. =)
Thank you for telling me that. He would understand that I used to be mad at him and he would talk to me about it and sing to me about it. And I would give the guy a hug. I am so grateful about the things that he taught me when I used to watch him on TV. When I was 10 years old, I was watching him on the kitchen TV and Mommy was cooking dinner. Mister Rogers talked about when your parents decide you're too big and too old for the diaper. Then Mommy said, "that's right, Mister Rogers."
My favorite is when he spoke to the Senate.
there was a blind girl who wrote to him worried that he maybe did not feed the fish so after that he made a point of announcing here fishes have your food or something like that so she would hear and know.
We need Mister Roger more than ever.
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Hey ! Do you know if the movie would be available on Netflix ? Because I'm not a US citizen but I'm really into childhood psychology and positive parenting and I just discovered Mr Rogers. I love it !!!! I think Mr Rogers is one of a kind, someone that comes only once in a lifetime. I'd love to know more about him and his show.
Amazing!!! I'd watch it. Get you in all the feels. Not to brag but I met Mr. Mcfeely when I was 4 or 5.
Brag all ya want! That’s awesome!!! -Miles
No idea about this channel, never heard of you folks, but I just subscribed based solely on brown jacket guy's face from :20-2:00.
Cheers -
Thanks for the Sub! Miles is the "brown jacket guy". Yeah, we were both super moved by this trailer. Can't wait to watch this movie! - Stefan
HAHA! :P Can't wait to see it. If you couldn't tell. -Miles
If I had a penny for every time he says “wow”
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