Maxwell Has An Emotional Talk With His Late Wife | The Nanny
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- Maxwell has an emotional talk about Fran with his late wife.
From Season 5 Episode 22, 'The Wedding Part 1'. Fran goes to Jersey to pick up the white negligee that she had ordered especially for her wedding night. On the way back, Val's car breaks down in the middle of nowhere. Sylvia, Val, and Fran have to spend the whole day waiting for someone to help them. Meanwhile, Maxwell has a touching conversation with his late wife Sara.
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Fran Drescher stars as Fran Fine, a street-smart young woman with a face out of Vogue and a voice out of Queens who stumbles onto the opportunity to become nanny to the children of a wealthy widower, Maxwell Sheffield. Soon Fran, with her offbeat nurturing and no-nonsense honesty, touches Maxwell as well as the kids.
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"Why do you think I sent her to you?" That moment destroyed me. It's so beautiful 😭
And then after that, "And you heard her speak?" Had me dying 😂
I love this scene 😊
"I thought she had a cold"
Even before watching this scene, I always felt Sarah sent Fran to Maxwell.
I've never bawled my eyes out then instantly burst into laughter (with tears streaming down my cheeks) ❤
They picked a great actress to play Sarah. I can see all the kids in her. Looks like Maggie, sounds intelligent like Brighton, and has Grace’s innocence. Great pick.
Absolutely 😊
Did they not also use her for the episode where the family looks at old film from before she died? It was the episode where Gracie says she doesn't remember her mother, then when watching the film realizes she does remember.
I don’t remember,I haven’t watched this show in years
Definitely! Maxwell sure knew how to pick them. First Sara, then Fran.
Not ex- she’s his late wife. Didn’t divorce- she died. Big difference.
I love how Fran honors Sarah's memory by having the kids watch home videos and lighting a candle to guide her way.
My favorite scene is how Fran corrected CC when she accidentally called her Sally, showing that Fran had so much respect for Sarah even though she never met her.
I remember that scene when the kids were telling their grandma that Fran always made sure the kids would honor their mom.
Fran, like many stepparents that fill the role of deceased parents, knows that she could never replace Sarah but that she can be there for the kids and guide them through tough times, like when Maggie thought she was pregnant and when she meets the kids for the first time and they were still grieving over their mom.
And the honoring the departed actually starts in the pilot episode. Of you notice the first breakfast scene, they keep the seat at the dining room table empty, which is a Jewish tradition.
Maxwells not Jewish is he? I thought Fran was the only one who was Jewish.
@@marycanary The Maxwell character is not but the actor, Charles Shaughnessy, is in real life.
They handled this quite beautifully. It is very realistic: many people whose spouses have passed away often feel guilty when they fall in love again, especially if their first marriage was a happy one.
Although The Nanny is fictional, it was wonderful how the children (and Max) knew that Fran could never replace Sarah; Fran's romance with Max was entirely different but still special.
It was also lovely that Fran not only never tried to replace Sarah, she encouraged them all to talk about her and listened when they did. There was no jealousy or being uncomfortable.
It was also done on Designing Women when Charlene was dating Bill. His first wife Nancy died, and he briefly broke it off with Charlene because he felt guilty about falling in love again. But it was Julia, who understood how Bill felt because she also felt the loss of her first husband before she dated Reese. Julia told Bill that it was OK to fall in love again and that he had enough room in his heart for both Nancy and Charlene. Sara was basically telling Max the same thing, that she wanted him to be happy.
I love the way you explained that GOD bless
I also liked how the show handled this quite beautifully too and Maxwell needed closure with his dead wife before he could really move on with his life and marry Fran.
Wouldn’t she be his late wife, not his ex wife? They didn’t divorce before she died. Anyway, this is one of my favorite scenes from the show, I tear up every time when she says she sent Fran to Max and the kids.
*You're exactly right‼️
This is one of my favorite scenes from the show and it’s clear that Maxwell was deeply in love with her, it bugs me that it says ex wife.
Yeah I thought he was a widower too
regardless of the reason, he is no longer married to her. therefore, she's his ex-wife. it's "until death do us part".
while it would be clearer to call her his "late wife", it isn't wrong to call her his ex-wife.
Exactly
This was just such a beautiful moment because he got Sarah’s blessing and knew that she would be happy for him and Fran. Of course Fran wouldn’t take her place but it was such a sweet moment especially cause Fran was like a new mother figure to the kids.
Since one of the main reasons he dragged his feet with Fran was because he felt guilty about moving on, I’m glad this scene happened. It was what he needed to be at peace with everything.
I totally agree 😊
@@kriscv5026 Yes, alot of folks feel like that. When My Aunt (By Marriage) got remarried My Family were so upset. They felt that since nobody in the family remarried after they lost a spouse neither should she. It didn't work out because she couldn't emotionally separate herself from him. She hasn't met anyone new but she knows that she couldn't be with anyone who could live in the shadow of her late husband.
When she told CC that if she messed with one of her kids again that she would basically get a beat down showed how much she loved the children
Yes!!😮😮
His wife is beautiful and I am happy she sent Fran. She seems like a real kind and genuine person Maxwell is lucky to have her still watching over them.
Better than CC even though they're somewhat friends way back.
I agree ☺️ it's very sweet and beautiful to watch this video clip
what are you talking about , it is not real, it is just acting !!!
I'm so glad the writers included this scene. Knowing that Sarah was the one who sent Fran was just beautiful. She wanted Max to be happy again, and for the kids to have a maternal figure in their lives again.
I've been waiting for this scene.
I did love how throughout the show, Fran was there to fill the maternal role but it wasn't in a way that replaced Sarah, more like being there because Sarah couldn't be, and she made sure that the kids never forgot their biological mother either.
"more like being there because Sarah couldn't be"
That's how -- and why -- she became the nanny.
Not taking her place, but taking her space 🥺🥺🥺
Wow, Sarah really saw how strained her family was after her death. Especially her husband with their children. I’m glad she sent Fran to them to fill that missing void she left because Fran made everyone happy again. I’m also sure Sara also appreciate Fran for making sure that the children won’t forget about their mother
Yes, especially in the episode where the youngest daughter Gracie didn't remember Sara, and Fran made sure that she would be there for her while remembering her late mother.
Bess Armstrong. One appearance and she conveyed everything you needed to know about her character. Good casting.
Was wondering who that actress was. I saw Bess Armstrong in HIGH ROAD TO CHINA with Tom Selleck.
One of my favorite parts:
Sarah: Why do you think I sent her to you?
Maxwell: You sent her to us? Even with that voice?
Sarah: I thought she had a cold!
Very touching scene.
“Why do think I sent her to you?” such beautiful pain.
“I’ll always love you, Max”
- said from Sarah, that was the most beautiful line on the show
And then I cried a lot. Even rewind, and cried again.
@@charmlessone That makes two of us (at least)
This scene + the scene before the wedding when Fran has cold feet & Maxwell says, "5 years ago you blew into our lives like a whirlwind; made us feel alive again. For that alone I'll love you forever." 🥰
That sending Fran to Maxwell part really knows how to hit you in feels. No doubt in my mind this happens in real life, too.
This scene always stuck with me after I watched it because while it is rather silly, it is also unbearably sweet. I like the idea that even after Sarah passed, she wanted Maxwell to have a life and love after her, and it's even better during the adoption episode because we learn just how much respect Fran has for Sarah and how she tries to do right by her children.
I loved the conversation Max and his late wife, Sarah, had about Fran's impact on him and their children.
Sarah is his *late* wife, *NOT* his *"ex-wife"‼️*
Same diff
Description box: “am I a joke to you?”
That’s right!!
Looks like it’s fixed lol
I swear Sarah just sounds so angelic, pure and kind hearted. I have no doubt in my mind she was an amazing mother and wife for Maxwell and their kids. She will always be with him and I’m sure just like she said she’ll always be grateful to Fran for bringing light and love back into their lives❤️
Well technically at that point she was an angel.
They seem like such best friends 🥺
This was a great scene. This shows how much it's obvious to everyone how deeply Fran loves the children and Maxwell. It's Maxwell subconscious but it's well done.
Niles: Would you like a drink?
Sara: No thanks it goes right through me 😅😆😂🤣
this scene was a beautiful addition to the show, so glad they included it.
That's not his ex-wife . That's his late wife . And there's a big difference.
I thought he must have had an ex-wife from his past, not the Mother of his children. agree confusing title.
OK. I think we got it.
"I thought she had a cold" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I saw this for the first time and I’m tearing up! She’s his widowed wife not ex
Thank you Fran Drescher ,you’re so wonderful
I’ve watch this episode almost a thousand times and still tear up when I watch it. Even with comedic points, it’s poignant and touching.
I can see why he loved her she was truly an remarkable woman
Fran is incredible! She has so much respect for their mom who she never met and also keeps her memory alive etc. I got teary eyed when Sarah tells him that she sent Fran to him.
This is what TV has missed at times, situations like this. Plus it makes people feel good about themselves ❤
One of the best sitcoms ever. Anytime there are reruns I watch.
Lol 😆 maxwell Is so savage "you sent her to me " have you heard her speak?" LOL burn
This is basically a visualisation of what every therapy tries to achieve when someone feels guilty that he or she has fallen in love again with someone new and fears to not respect an earlier, lost love.
Definately late wife
*Definitely😌
I agree Sarah was still his wife when she died.
"Y la oíste hablar?"
"Creí que estaba resfriada"
😂😂😂😂😂
Aw. You cut it short. The ending was sweet.
Yes, yes, I know it's a show.
But could you imagine if everyone was like Sarah and Max? He fell for Fran so early on, but felt he'd be disrespecting Sarah bv going after Fran, so he never did out of respect for her memory. And Sarah's spirit knew what Max needed was to fall in love again, so she sent him a woman that would adore their kids and adore him. She knew he'd never forget her, and she was more focused on bringing her family happiness because she knew she could no longer provide it. It's just so beautiful.
Not his “ex wife”. It’s his late wife
I have literally been waiting years for this clip to be properly uploaded. Thank you.
Previously it was in three parts and recorded on a potato.
Fran was really a gift for all of them! Thanks for this clip!
Beautiful scene.
Did you notice this very British moment?
She: That's why I sent her.
He: Did you hear her talk?
She: I thought, she had a cold.
In GB it is more important how you speak than how you dress or behave.
In Germany this small dialog is about her clothes.
Interesting contrast! Thank you for teaching!!
That scene was sad and when Nile’s walked into the room he did t know who he was taking to but Max was talking to his late wife !!
Omg what a lovely scene 😭
Im kinda new to the show, but thanks to your shorts I think ive seen it mostly
Thanks for this clip, it was the perfect sequence, funny, sweet and deep... cherry on top of the cherry
Great episode!
I don't remember this episode, but I'm crying like a baby
Sarah is not his "ex-wife". She died. She sent Fran to Max and their kids. Calling her Maxwell's ex is disrespectful. Did the person uploading the video ever watch the show?
The "late wife" is also an "ex wife". If you look it disrespectful, well...
EXACTLY!!!!!
@@jofoxworth3111 Ex-wife implies divorce, not death.
@@AngelusBrady For you.
@@jofoxworth3111 For most people
Beth Armstrong is such a powerful actress.
Well written story. Loved it
The way she talks to him 😭😭😭😭
What a beautiful episode..
Wow I never saw this episode. Thank you whoever posted this
Wait, Maxwell didn’t divorce his wife prior to her death. The correct term should be “late wife.”
I have never seen this scene before. I love her.
This is such a beautiful scene. ❤
Funny how they went with the choice of having someone who looks similar to C.C. play Max's late wife. Kinda speaks volumes about how it was more about looks.
I was wondering if it could be more because the woman who played his late wife looks more like the kids, rather than her looking like CC?
@@lisamann8521 Could be a bit of both really. They probably intended from the start for Fran's rival to be a blonde woman, like the mother who bore his children. Maybe it is all just a coincidence but it wouldn't surprise me is all I"m saying.
@@TECH097 I think I will have to agree with you on the rival part too. Fran has beautiful black hair and it seems like most or all of her rivals over the years have been blonde. Yay for darker hair!!! 😊
It could also be another way of adding an extra layer to C.C.'s obession with Mr. Shieffield. In her mind it would be "Who better to be Maxwell's next wife than his business partner who looks like her?"
I think her casting had more to do with her resemblance to Maggie.
This scene is SO POWERFUL , emotional and prob my favorite of the whole show . He got a blessing from her and it’s just beautiful.
Am I the only one who teared up during the reel of why they love Fran?
You are not.
I would kill to have this show on DVD and watch it just one last time with my sister.
It’s on HBO max :))
@@haleym4444 Oh cool. I'll check it out. Appreciate ya 💯💯
One of my favorite scenes from the sitcom...
I love this so much so bittersweet and so many emotions you can feel it so much!!!
Loved this scene! ❤
They changed the title. How sweet 🥰
after losing his wife max didn’t know if he would love again then he met Fran
I've been hoping someone would post this clip; it was such a wonderful scene. Thanks!
" please let me go out with him " 😅😂
Not ex wife, wife he still loves but she passed away! I adore Bess Armstrong!!
You can see why these two, Sara and Max , once falled in love and then got married
Sue Stowers: loved this episode! love all the episodes!
"Why do you think I sent her to you?"
"You sent her to me? And you heard her speak?''
"I thought she had a cold."
I can see why he loved her so much
I have had these talks with late husband before I decided to date for the first time in 2 years. Never got remarried.
Stopped dating 11 years ago.
Underrated. Legendary
Fran had unconditional love
The Nanny was a great show, and the people who grew up with it became good people.
Nanny reunion special needed.
When you can let someone go that's how you know you love them
Probably my favorite scene in the series which is saying a lot
The comments worked because they fixed the title lol.
This is so sweet
Great clip. Played by Bess Armstrong. Great actor.
"I thought she had a cold!"
This is true love. Love is not possessive, and if you have to go you will always want your beloved to be happy and prosperous
Dearest Fran...You are.,"The one for me" 🥰😍😘
This scene is just too beautiful and emotional. 😭
Wie kann etwas gleichzeitig so traurig aber so witzig sein ^^
It would have been cool for Niles to see his old friend
The picture on his desk is so funny because it’s clearly a promo photo taken for the show. Who poses for a picture like that lol
Fran Fine, of course! 😂
That’s the mom from My So-Called Life! Woaaaaaa!
I'm sure his wife would've loved Fran she would have gotten a kick outta her
I love Bess Armstrong! I don't know why she didn't make more movies. She just disappeared.
Aww
His *late* wife.
Sara, " Be happy Max"
I thought she had a cold 😁
Not an ex! She is his deceased wife.
It’s not his EX-WIFE. It’s his LATE WIFE.
3:56 🤣
♥️♥️♥️♥️
Who among us has never needed a postcard from the other side?❤
This is weird but somehow works that his wife shows up.