In the most endearing videos, you'll surely see all day if not all week heck maybe even all month is featured below! NBC’s “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” had the honor and privilege to welcome Miss Joanne Rogers, the wife of one of The Greatest Humans to EVER LIVE, Mr. Rogers!
“Yes, I was asked to be on the show with Jimmy Fallon,” Mrs. Rogers said, giggling adorably in a pre-interview. “I know Jimmy grew up with the Fred Rogers program. I think he’s a sweet person.”
With Friday’s unleashing of Morgan Neville’s super stellar documentary “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” there has been an explosion of appreciation for the late Mr. Rogers and his carebear, gentle, righteous, pure radical empathetic selfless approach to raising generations of children.
Mrs. Rogers has done a number of interviews to promote the film thus far, but it's “The Tonight Show,” that shot a cupids love hangover arrow that reminds us that somewhere over the rainbow there still resides beautiful souls. She along with her gentle husband truly defined the word, Love. A simple yet difficult for most to grasp unless your born one of the lucky ones.
Any nerves about appearing on television?
“Oscar-winning director Morgan Neville’s ‘Won’t You Be My Neighbor?’ is potentially gonna be one of the great films of this year! If the trailer itself has us crying gallons of dumbo teardrops than this unique figure known as Mister Rodgers an American treasure, is getting just what he deserves, glory reverence at it's the tallest pedestal. Rodgers connected a special personal relationship with multiple generations of little viewers, including us, thanks to his own profound, innate combination of musical, advice-driven and child development life skills.
Mrs. Rogers said she had watched sections of the stellar film on her computer, but only recently saw the entire documentary on the silver screen at a special event. “This was the first time I’ve seen it end the way it did, so that shook me up. Fred was a remarkable person. I think we all told as much as we felt comfortable. I think you got it all, pretty much, in that movie.”
We can't hold our knickers any longer and were ready to feel very good. Right next to a tear is a smile and laugh.
Won’t You Be Our Neighbor and press play!
“A lump might gather in your throat during the opening titles, and dissolve into sniffles and sobs as the final credits roll,” our film critic writes about “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” https://t.co/7eJ3T9WZZc— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 6, 2018
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