They missed Carmen Zapata who was in both Sister Act and Sister Act 2 as one of the choir nuns. Also known as the First Lady of the Hispanic theater. She died in 2014.
Of course, they won't mention a Latino or Latina. Here's why, and it's a proven Fact and I am not wrong about this and I can GUARANTEE this. Nowadays, movies have either african-american, caucasian, southeast asians. This includes horror, action, suspense, and drama movies don't debate on this or you can and will lose
Really that's amazing, the movie is amazing and adorable, I just can't stop watching the movie....by the way nice meeting you on here, I hope you are having a wonderful time out there ??????
Both movies are classic! I don't know which one I like better. However I own both on dvd and I just enjoy both and have no beef with any of them. I will say that I'm glad Maggie's Smith character lightened up and was happier in the sequel. In the first movie she used to scare me as a kid because of how crabby she was alot of the time. She played the same type of character as Miss Matlock in The Secret Garden.
I absolutely love both of the Sister Act movies so with Sister Act 3 I hope they do a very nice memoriam for these actors that are gone. Thank you for this wonderful video
Awesome! I loved seeing the actors' previous works / younger selves. And I've always loved the Wedding Singer grandma!!! What a surprise that she ws one of the nuns in Sister Act!!! She is a hero, living such an amazing long life!!!
Mary Wickes was a legend she done so many movies I remember her in Abott & Costello movie. She made me laugh as a kid. I'm 62 now. All the best 👍 South Australia
Thanks so much for including Ellen Dow. She also taught theater at Pierce College and I was lucky enough to have been taught by her and her husband, Eugene. We kept in touch since the late 70s. Fabulous lady who always wore matching clothes with matching hats. Miss them both.
Thank you so much for this because these were truly inspired actors and they are missed. I never knew what happened to Eldon I just knew that he had passed away and my beloved show Murphy Brown would never be the same without him.
good video , you missed one actor that won’t be in the next sister act movie , he was a undercover cop in the movie if you remember this guy , because he is familiar to me because i’ve seen him in the Spiderman movies as Robbie Robertson , he died september 24, 2016 he was 62 years old when he died the actor’s name is Bill Nunn his role in the sister act movie was lieutenant Eddie Souther
1:00 Mary Wickes also played a nun/school bus driver in The Trouble With Angels...and its sequel Where Angels Go Trouble Follows...and also co-starred with Barnard Hughes in the 1975 TV series Doc
I can't believe I was 12 when this movie came out, I just turned 40 in December. Boy time is really moving. My sister, who was 5 and I wore our VHS of this movie OUT. Rest In Heaven to all that have passed 🙏💜
It sure does! I'm turning 38 this year, and watched these movies with my family as a kid. (My dad LOVES these movies). I'm so excited to watch the 3rd installment. Hopefully they don't butcher it. BUT Tyler Perry is producing it, and I have yet to see a movie I dislike by him. (He helped produce all the Madea Movies he starred in too)
Our life have come so far and when I look back I'm so thankful and this is such a beautiful tribute to all of the amazing actors and actress who have passed away
I first saw Ms. Dow in an hilarious episode of “ Designing Women” when Julia ( Sugarbaker ) had to do jury duty. Dow was her room mate while they were sequestered and Julia -frustrated that no verdict had been reached causing a delay with her dinner appointment with Jimmy Carter-mentioned she didn’t appreciate Dow’s character putting her” June Allyson bladder pads ( Depends ) on the nightstand for all to see !”
Remember that Mary Wicks also played a nun in the 60s movie "The Trouble with Angels" and it's sequel "Where Angels go, Trouble Follows" with Rosalind Russell playing Mother Superior
How could we ever forget Ellen Dow! She was brilliant as Robbie's old lady voice student in The Wedding Singer. "I said, hip, hop, the hippa to the hippie The hip hip hop, you don't stop rock"
Was she in the Fruit of the Loom commercials, or was that someone else? The old Dunkin' Donut commercials, where a little lady said, "Fresh!" The Golden Girls episode where Sophia and Rose break Lillian out of a poorly-run nursing home?
Really ?? I was talking about her with my sister no later than yesterday😥! We were also wondering if she was the grandma in My girl with Anna Chlumsky...
@@Flinabin No, that was Ann Nelson. She was on the tv show Fame and she was the old Jewish lady in Airplane! who hanged herself because Ted wouldn't stop talking, lol.
Sister act & sister act 2: back in the habit were not the only times Mary Wickes crossed paths with the church she also played Marie Gillespie, Father Dowling's housekeeper in the Father Dowling Mysteries.
It would be so cool if Ms Lauryn Hill reprised her role as Rita who has become a famous musician and must now came back to work with Sister Mary Clarence to help the current generation of students
Isn't it precious when God gives one a second chance, hoping it will make a difference in their lives? The actor's in this first film were truly awesome and absolutely made the film! They will be remembered for many years to come!
We have lost so many great actors....with long careers....i grew up watching most of them.....they gave us so much entertainment & they will be missed......RIP
I was lucky to have seen Barnard Hughes in the play Da, here in Dublin, Ireland, I met him before he went into the theatre, he thanked me for coming to see the play, lovely man.
I remember Ellen Dow from an episode of Are You Afraid of the Dark. She played the old lady that the Tale of the Jagged Sign episode was centered around. The jagged sign was actually an unfinished painting of a white dove. Ellen’s character’s boyfriend went up on a very high ledge to paint that white dove as a symbol of their love when the two of them were young, however, before he could finish, he fell off the ledge and died. He spirit remained in the area near that ledge and when she passed away, the two of them were finally reunited, his spirit was finally at rest, and somehow, that painting finally finished. One of my favorite episodes of one of my favorite tv shows. RIP Ellen Dow.
Mary Hicks can be also seen in the Christmas Movie White Christmas starring Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye. Michael Jeter also played different characters on the Kids Tv show Sesame Street. I remember one role he played on Sesame Street. The character name was Mr. Noodle. Mr. Noodle was on the segment called Elmo's World.
She was also in the 1943 movie, Higher and Higher with Jack Haley, Frank Sinatra, Victor Borge, and a *VERY* young Mel Torme, who was only about 17 or 18 years old!
This is a wonderful film as well as its prequel. We should be grateful for the performances in all our favorite films and plays and give thanks to the cast, crew and their families because without all of them we could not be entertained.
Sister act3? That would be an SJW anti God movie. Probably jab at consevatives and be a gay movie or pro abortion and shoot it in China. How on earth would Whoopie wear a nun's dress again? She would burn now once she enters a Catholic Church again. Do it again Whoopie it would be the next biggest flop in Hollywood like all female Ghostbusters. Ha ha
I remember seeing Mary Wick in an episode of Sanford And Son. She played somebody from an employment agency that went to their house to do housework after Fred hurt himself, and couldn't do it. Lamont had to go out for the day, and left them there. The two of them had me crying.
93?!! 😂 😂 OMG! I remember this like it was yesterday. I watched this movie a thousand times and used to practice his solo in “O’Happy Day”. I miss those days with all my soul.
To round out the series - also gone from the first movie there's Bill Nunn as Lt Eddie Souther and Joseph Mahr as Bishop O'Hara. They were instrumental to the first installment.
Rip to all of the wonderful actors and actresses. I am going to be 56 in June and I personally love God & Jesus but I am scared of death and don't want to die. I love making my wife and many friends smile and laugh, the thought of death and people crying because of me saddens me deeply. I made my wife cry once and it absolutely broke my heart and I have never done that again. My best friend Denise, I have seen her cry before and it made me cry very hard! Denise is a loving soul and she lives in her heart and that's a mighty large place to be. The cards are stacked against me, I'm a Diabetic and I smoke and neuropathy in my feet hurts something terrible even with medication. I deal with pain often but I can deal with pain before the thought of passing ...... I don't want to sadden anyone and please just let me go the same time that my wife goes, so that my love for life can be by my side forever.
Trust in the Lord with all your heart ♥ there is no pain. Infact, your last breath on earth is your 1st breath in your spirit form... It's in a blink of an eye and scientifically also, our bodies don't feel pain or discomfort or even suffer in death. You fear the unknown. God created our bodies to die and they are a designed to die which is why you feel no pain. Study has found, particularly in cancer patients, and science said that our brains release feel good hormones called endorphins during death which is why everyone is always relaxed when dying and feel no pain. There is also a huge surge of euphoria. Like Jesus said, Don't fear death for I'm only in the other room, besides your still young! Remember, The Lord said fear is of the enemy Satan. Turn to God with your worries and speak to him. Tell him your fears and he will give you rest ❤
Mary Wicks also played a nun and drove the bus in The Trouble With Angels. Mary Wicks is also in White Christmas with Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye. How did you miss this?!!?? It's Micheal GEE-TER, not JET-ER
Oh wow I didn’t know that. I saw a video where they say “gee-dah”. Unfortunately TH-cam doesn’t allow you to replace a video, you have to delete and reupload and doing that you lose everything.
This was a cute film. I'm SO happy the terrific series, Moonlighting's FINALLY being shown (on Prime Video), and, if you're a fan of it, you might recall the 2nd series evening was Camille, and the gust was Ms Whoopi G, herself, playing - you guessed it - a con artist. I always thought the makers of Sister act might've incorporated some 'Camille' into the Sister Act film's Deloris. Regardless, if you like Whoopi, and/or the Sister Act film(s), I highly recommend the series, Moonlighting, and for those uninitiated - start with Camille, and it's pre-title opening of the 'devil with the blue dress'. You'll have a good time.
Michael Jeter was also in the original "Point Break" with Patrick Swayze, Gary Busey, and Keanu Reeves James Coburn was also in both "Eraser" with Arnold Schwarzenegger and James Caan. Robert Pastorelli was in it too. Coburn was also in "Maverick" with Mel Gibson.
At first I thought the sister act back in the habit was just a bunch of teenagers showing off apart from the original sister act whereas the sisters needed help and so did sister Mary Clarence as I continued to watch I saw a whole difference it was non-violent and no one's life was in jeopardy although I still love the first one this one showed how she was able to go back to her old school she once hated to be disgusted as a nun and not just be a sister but a sista sista to help those troubled students find their passion and help save the school from being shutdown forever and their skills with singing and music was incredible to the ones who passed away they will be missed but their legacy in this movie lives on I'm grateful that the movie inspires generations because lol tbh i was a baby when it came out and to see them 30 yrs later still looking youthful and vibrant and the and said the other high school students enjoying the original people who were once their ages singing with them that really blessed my soul am glad to be a forever 90s baby what a time to be born and raised to experience the best of everything frfr
So basically the actors who played the characters who would be dead 30 years later anyway, have passed away. Good to know, I guess. A lot of great talent there, though.
How about Ruth Kobart. She, too, was a choir nun in both movies. She originated the role of Domina in a Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum and the role of Miss Jones in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying and she reprised the role for the film.
One of the best movies of all time. Whoopi Goldberg, Maggie Smith & many others, were are fantastic in this show. I have watched this show so many times, I lost count. It is a movie that will make you laugh no matter how many times you watch it. :)
September 27th 2024 = Today we loose Maggie Smith who played Reverend Mother in both Sister Act and Sister Act 2
Amen
They missed Carmen Zapata who was in both Sister Act and Sister Act 2 as one of the choir nuns. Also known as the First Lady of the Hispanic theater. She died in 2014.
Of course, they won't mention a Latino or Latina. Here's why, and it's a proven Fact and I am not wrong about this and I can GUARANTEE this. Nowadays, movies have either african-american, caucasian, southeast asians. This includes horror, action, suspense, and drama movies don't debate on this or you can and will lose
Thank you for the reminder! No matter the nationality, all our brown women deserve their flowers.
Sister Act 2 will forever be one of my favorite 90s movies of all time.
Such a beautiful tribute.. I got my daughters to watch Sister Act recently and they loved it. We're watching Sister Act 2 tonight.
Of such movies are the best memories made. I know they ll enjoy it
Really that's amazing, the movie is amazing and adorable, I just can't stop watching the movie....by the way nice meeting you on here, I hope you are having a wonderful time out there ??????
Both movies are classic! I don't know which one I like better. However I own both on dvd and I just enjoy both and have no beef with any of them. I will say that I'm glad Maggie's Smith character lightened up and was happier in the sequel. In the first movie she used to scare me as a kid because of how crabby she was alot of the time. She played the same type of character as Miss Matlock in The Secret Garden.
THEIR GONNA LOVE 💗 THAT ONE EVEN MORE THAT IS ONE OF 2 OF MY FAVORITE MUSICAL MOVIE’S
I don’t have kids, but if I did I’d do the same! Beautiful movie
I absolutely love both of the Sister Act movies so with Sister Act 3 I hope they do a very nice memoriam for these actors that are gone. Thank you for this wonderful video
When I hear Lauryn Hill's voice at the beginning of Joyful Joyful it still brings tears to my eyes it's so beautiful
Yall see the reunion
Rest in peace to all the actors we lost from that movie we love you
Awesome! I loved seeing the actors' previous works / younger selves. And I've always loved the Wedding Singer grandma!!! What a surprise that she ws one of the nuns in Sister Act!!! She is a hero, living such an amazing long life!!!
Thank you :) I enjoyed discovering these actors pasts as well.
Mary Wickes was a legend she done so many movies I remember her in Abott & Costello movie. She made me laugh as a kid. I'm 62 now. All the best 👍 South Australia
She also played a housekeeper on Father Dowling Mysteries.
Mary Wickes was a great character actress . She played other nuns who drive buses . Usually she was comic relief in movies . 5:47
Actor! Calling a female performer an actress is an insult to the craft.
Yes. I loved her
Mary Who?
Mary Whickes
Who is that?
This was very tastefully done. Thank you.
Don’t forget Barnard Hughes also played Grandpa Buzz on Blossom!
Thanks so much for including Ellen Dow. She also taught theater at Pierce College and I was lucky enough to have been taught by her and her husband, Eugene. We kept in touch since the late 70s. Fabulous lady who always wore matching clothes with matching hats. Miss them both.
So cool!
Thanks. She was awesome.
Love your thumbnail, BTW. I love hearts!
I love this movie. I see it like a thousand times
Michael Jetter shedding that tear while Lauryn Hill was singing was a scene stealing moment for me.
RIP
Seriously! You can tell he felt it!
Thank you so much for this because these were truly inspired actors and they are missed. I never knew what happened to Eldon I just knew that he had passed away and my beloved show Murphy Brown would never be the same without him.
good video ,
you missed one actor that won’t be in the next sister act movie ,
he was a undercover cop in the movie
if you remember this guy ,
because he is familiar to me because i’ve seen him in the Spiderman movies
as Robbie Robertson ,
he died september 24, 2016 he was 62 years old when he died
the actor’s name is Bill Nunn
his role in the sister act movie was lieutenant Eddie Souther
Micheaql jester was also Mr Noodle my fav character on sesame street
Yes
He was also in Evening Shade.
Actually Mr. Noodle’s brother Mister Noodle. I was going to say that.
I was looking for this comment😢😢
1:00 Mary Wickes also played a nun/school bus driver in The Trouble With Angels...and its sequel Where Angels Go Trouble Follows...and also co-starred with Barnard Hughes in the 1975 TV series Doc
I can't believe I was 12 when this movie came out, I just turned 40 in December. Boy time is really moving. My sister, who was 5 and I wore our VHS of this movie OUT.
Rest In Heaven to all that have passed 🙏💜
It sure does! I'm turning 38 this year, and watched these movies with my family as a kid. (My dad LOVES these movies). I'm so excited to watch the 3rd installment. Hopefully they don't butcher it. BUT Tyler Perry is producing it, and I have yet to see a movie I dislike by him. (He helped produce all the Madea Movies he starred in too)
May they souls rest in peace. And we thank them for the laughs they gave us. They will be missed.👼
Rest in peace to everybody that we love from sister act 1 and 2 you you will never be forgotten gone but never forgot
Thank goodness we can watch a great movie like this whenever we want.
Mary Wickes also played a nun in Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows and The Trouble With Angels.
Our life have come so far and when I look back I'm so thankful and this is such a beautiful tribute to all of the amazing actors and actress who have passed away
Respect to Ellen Dow for still performing at 99 and making it to 101.
God bless this child..
I first saw Ms. Dow in an hilarious episode of “ Designing Women” when Julia ( Sugarbaker ) had to do jury duty. Dow was her room mate while they were sequestered and Julia -frustrated that no verdict had been reached causing a delay with her dinner appointment with Jimmy Carter-mentioned she didn’t appreciate Dow’s character putting her” June Allyson bladder pads ( Depends ) on the nightstand for all to see !”
I never knew she was the rapper either wow
@@pocketdrummer84 Lol...yeah. I forgot about her rapping .
Remember her in the golden girls…. Epic actress
Remember that Mary Wicks also played a nun in the 60s movie "The Trouble with Angels" and it's sequel "Where Angels go, Trouble Follows" with Rosalind Russell playing Mother Superior
Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows, was one of my dad's all-time favorite movies. I like it too, it's a really fun watch.
They are missed.
Yes exactly you're absolutely right. Gone but not forgotten.
How could we ever forget Ellen Dow! She was brilliant as Robbie's old lady voice student in The Wedding Singer.
"I said, hip, hop, the hippa to the hippie
The hip hip hop, you don't stop rock"
Was she in the Fruit of the Loom commercials, or was that someone else? The old Dunkin' Donut commercials, where a little lady said, "Fresh!" The Golden Girls episode where Sophia and Rose break Lillian out of a poorly-run nursing home?
Really ?? I was talking about her with my sister no later than yesterday😥! We were also wondering if she was the grandma in My girl with Anna Chlumsky...
She also played Lily on the Gold en Girls.
She was on The Golden Girls three times, different characters.
@@Flinabin No, that was Ann Nelson. She was on the tv show Fame and she was the old Jewish lady in Airplane! who hanged herself because Ted wouldn't stop talking, lol.
Now you're in heaven heaven with the angels helping God work his miracles gone but never forgotten rest in peace rip
Do not forget Mary Wickes also played next to Rosiland Russell in the trouble with angels
I have both sister act movies love them both all were great actors may they rest in peace amen
Sister act & sister act 2: back in the habit were not the only times Mary Wickes crossed paths with the church she also played Marie Gillespie, Father Dowling's housekeeper in the Father Dowling Mysteries.
I love the Father Dowling shows.
R.I.P. I ❤️❤️the Sister Act movies !!!
Great actors and actresses!! R.I.P.
I love the performance of Joyful Joyful.
Classic. Best feel good performance of all time. Rest well..you left us jewels.
It would be so cool if Ms Lauryn Hill reprised her role as Rita who has become a famous musician and must now came back to work with Sister Mary Clarence to help the current generation of students
Gotta be on time to film though lol
That would be cool.
I agree.
@@alc-i3c Right! 😂😂😂
That would be awesome
Isn't it precious when God gives one a second chance, hoping it will make a difference in their lives? The actor's in this first film were truly awesome and absolutely made the film! They will be remembered for many years to come!
Go with God Crispy 🙏🏻 also the rest of those who passed 🤧🤧
He did. God called and he went 👍😁🥳
I liked James Coburn, in Sister Act II and on The Muppet Show. He played a good villain.
I always remembered Mother Superior telling him that at the song competition. RIP Mr Crisp and the others🕊
@@jackschissler255James also voiced cartoon villains.
We have lost so many great actors....with long careers....i grew up watching most of them.....they gave us so much entertainment & they will be missed......RIP
I love this movie 😭
Rest peacefully to Bill Nun as well! 💛
I was lucky to have seen Barnard Hughes in the play Da, here in Dublin, Ireland, I met him before he went into the theatre, he thanked me for coming to see the play, lovely man.
Good video--you might do a separate video on the stars who got their starts in this movie--Lauryn Hill and Jennifer Love-Hewitt, to name two.:)
Sister Act 2 is one of my all time favorite non sci-fi films.❤️❤️❤️👍🏾👍🏾
I have always loved both of these movies. I can’t believe some of my favorites have passed. But as time goes by we lose the ones we love.
Go with God Crispy...... ❤
i still howl with laughter everytime i hear that line 😂
Lol...I remember that scene..😂😂😂😂
HA HA Love it!
I can still hear Maggie Smith saying that!
😂
I remember Ellen Dow from an episode of Are You Afraid of the Dark. She played the old lady that the Tale of the Jagged Sign episode was centered around. The jagged sign was actually an unfinished painting of a white dove. Ellen’s character’s boyfriend went up on a very high ledge to paint that white dove as a symbol of their love when the two of them were young, however, before he could finish, he fell off the ledge and died. He spirit remained in the area near that ledge and when she passed away, the two of them were finally reunited, his spirit was finally at rest, and somehow, that painting finally finished. One of my favorite episodes of one of my favorite tv shows. RIP Ellen Dow.
Mary Hicks can be also seen in the Christmas Movie White Christmas starring Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye.
Michael Jeter also played different characters on the Kids Tv show Sesame Street. I remember one role he played on Sesame Street. The character name was Mr. Noodle. Mr. Noodle was on the segment called Elmo's World.
Wickes
Becky...YES!! I forgot about that! Another great movie, too!❤
She was also in the 1943 movie, Higher and Higher with Jack Haley, Frank Sinatra, Victor Borge, and a *VERY* young Mel Torme, who was only about 17 or 18 years old!
This is a wonderful film as well as its prequel. We should be grateful for the performances in all our favorite films and plays and give thanks to the cast, crew and their families because without all of them we could not be entertained.
I remember Michael Jeter playing Mr. Noodle on Sesame Street
Yasss! I grew up watching mr. Noodle on Sesame Street. Miss Michael Jeters.
But to me he'll always be Del, the guardian of Mr. Jingles
Me too
@@colleenross8752 Yes
I thought that was him
Very well done & said! I thought that they were familiar from the SA2 movie! Bless their hearts & may they rest in peace
GLAD 2 HEAR SISTER ACT 3 IS ON ITS WAY,WONT BE THE SAME WITH SOMEOF THE OLD FACES
Sister act3? That would be an SJW anti God movie. Probably jab at consevatives and be a gay movie or pro abortion and shoot it in China. How on earth would Whoopie wear a nun's dress again? She would burn now once she enters a Catholic Church again. Do it again Whoopie it would be the next biggest flop in Hollywood like all female Ghostbusters. Ha ha
@@edwinamazona5474 Wow, who pissed in your cornflakes?
@@Moszan Wow, it hurts your SJW pro China brain. Truth hurts.
I remember seeing Mary Wick in an episode of Sanford And Son. She played somebody from an employment agency that went to their house to do housework after Fred hurt himself, and couldn't do it. Lamont had to go out for the day, and left them there. The two of them had me crying.
I remember Mary Wickes being in maybe two (?) episodes of Father Dowling Mysteries in the 90's. She was a very versatile actress.
@@ginalahue8694 Yeah, I had forgotten about The Father Dowling Mysteries from back in the day.
93?!! 😂 😂 OMG! I remember this like it was yesterday. I watched this movie a thousand times and used to practice his solo in “O’Happy Day”. I miss those days with all my soul.
RIP to my other favorites
Mary Wickes (also loved her in White Christmas)
Michael Jeter
And Ellen Dow 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️❤️
Awwww they were all great.
may they all rest in peace. thank you for the entertainment
To round out the series - also gone from the first movie there's Bill Nunn as Lt Eddie Souther and Joseph Mahr as Bishop O'Hara. They were instrumental to the first installment.
Beautiful tribute! Well done
Thank you
Rip to all of the wonderful actors and actresses. I am going to be 56 in June and I personally love God & Jesus but I am scared of death and don't want to die. I love making my wife and many friends smile and laugh, the thought of death and people crying because of me saddens me deeply. I made my wife cry once and it absolutely broke my heart and I have never done that again. My best friend Denise, I have seen her cry before and it made me cry very hard! Denise is a loving soul and she lives in her heart and that's a mighty large place to be. The cards are stacked against me, I'm a Diabetic and I smoke and neuropathy in my feet hurts something terrible even with medication. I deal with pain often but I can deal with pain before the thought of passing ...... I don't want to sadden anyone and please just let me go the same time that my wife goes, so that my love for life can be by my side forever.
Trust in the Lord with all your heart ♥ there is no pain. Infact, your last breath on earth is your 1st breath in your spirit form... It's in a blink of an eye and scientifically also, our bodies don't feel pain or discomfort or even suffer in death. You fear the unknown. God created our bodies to die and they are a designed to die which is why you feel no pain. Study has found, particularly in cancer patients, and science said that our brains release feel good hormones called endorphins during death which is why everyone is always relaxed when dying and feel no pain. There is also a huge surge of euphoria. Like Jesus said, Don't fear death for I'm only in the other room, besides your still young! Remember, The Lord said fear is of the enemy Satan. Turn to God with your worries and speak to him. Tell him your fears and he will give you rest ❤
I thought it would be mentioned that Barnard Hughes also played Merlin in the TV series Mr Merlin, loved that show
Sister Act ll was my favorite.
For a minute I thought Frankie and the other kids had passed away. I'm happy that most of them had good careers. RIP💘.
It actually sounds like Devin Kamin narrating this video! lol. He did become a voice actor, I guess...
Rest in Peace
Mary Wicks also played a nun and drove the bus in The Trouble With Angels. Mary Wicks is also in White Christmas with Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye. How did you miss this?!!?? It's Micheal GEE-TER, not JET-ER
Oh wow I didn’t know that. I saw a video where they say “gee-dah”. Unfortunately TH-cam doesn’t allow you to replace a video, you have to delete and reupload and doing that you lose everything.
This was a cute film. I'm SO happy the terrific series, Moonlighting's FINALLY being shown (on Prime Video), and, if you're a fan of it, you might recall the 2nd series evening was Camille, and the gust was Ms Whoopi G, herself, playing - you guessed it - a con artist.
I always thought the makers of Sister act might've incorporated some 'Camille' into the Sister Act film's Deloris.
Regardless, if you like Whoopi, and/or the Sister Act film(s), I highly recommend the series, Moonlighting, and for those uninitiated - start with Camille, and it's pre-title opening of the 'devil with the blue dress'.
You'll have a good time.
I think of my favorite roles of Michael Jeter's was Herman Stiles on "Evening Shade" which also starred the late Burt Reynolds
Hi how are you doing? And I just subscribed.
Mary Hicks also played in MA & PA Back At The Farm she played as the librarian who also was at MA & PA Christmas party back on the farm
Michael Jeter was also in the original "Point Break" with Patrick Swayze, Gary Busey, and Keanu Reeves
James Coburn was also in both "Eraser" with Arnold Schwarzenegger and James Caan. Robert Pastorelli was in it too. Coburn was also in "Maverick" with Mel Gibson.
😭😭. My heart goes out to all of them even Mr crispy.
I remember Michael Jeter on Movie air bud basketball one my favorite movie can you do Sister Act 1
Mary Wickes played a bus driving nun in 1966 and 1968 in the Hayley Mills movies The Trouble with Angels and Where Angels Go Trouble Follows.
At first I thought the sister act back in the habit was just a bunch of teenagers showing off apart from the original sister act whereas the sisters needed help and so did sister Mary Clarence as I continued to watch I saw a whole difference it was non-violent and no one's life was in jeopardy although I still love the first one this one showed how she was able to go back to her old school she once hated to be disgusted as a nun and not just be a sister but a sista sista to help those troubled students find their passion and help save the school from being shutdown forever and their skills with singing and music was incredible to the ones who passed away they will be missed but their legacy in this movie lives on I'm grateful that the movie inspires generations because lol tbh i was a baby when it came out and to see them 30 yrs later still looking youthful and vibrant and the and said the other high school students enjoying the original people who were once their ages singing with them that really blessed my soul am glad to be a forever 90s baby what a time to be born and raised to experience the best of everything frfr
R.I.P. to All
And now , Maggie Smith, the mother Superior of the nunnery from the first film. She passed away a few hours ago. 😢😢
Beautifully done.
God bless all their hearts and souls I liked both sister act and sister act two great actors
I love all the actors in sister act ,you all will be missed you are with god now you can sing and dance up there now
So basically the actors who played the characters who would be dead 30 years later anyway, have passed away. Good to know, I guess.
A lot of great talent there, though.
No because some people live to 100 now a days Betty white 99 it's the health problems mostly
The ones who died at 49 and 50 were pretty young though. If you don't agree just wait until you reach your 40's.
One was 49, another 50. Did you even watch the video?
May they all rest in peace 🙏, great video thanks 💖
I just got finished watching this movie 🎥 I love it it's always be one my favorite movie 🎥
How about Ruth Kobart. She, too, was a choir nun in both movies. She originated the role of Domina in a Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum and the role of Miss Jones in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying and she reprised the role for the film.
Just saw this for the first time and Michael Jeter was also one of the two Mr. Noodle brothers from Elmo's World on Sesame Street
Mary Wicks was also in "White Christmas"...pretty important role as well!
I'm not even old I watched both sisters act 1and2 and I enjoyed them all😢😭.R.I.P
The one who we lost where great and will remember them always loved them all and will mis them
why anybody would give this video a thumbs down is beyond me those people must be so heinously miserable with their lives that it's ridiculous
Thank you.
This was very tricky. The opening of the video made it appear that it was a handful of the kids that were the ones that have passed
To hold you in suspense and watch until the end :)
not really
If-if i remember correctly. Michael Jester was also on the Green Mile with Tom Hanks.
He(Michael Jetter started with
Air Bud?
So sad 😞🥺. So many good actors have moved on. Big fan of all their work ❤️👍🏾😎
懐かしいなぁ〜❢この頃、金曜ロードショーに入らなくなった❢また観たい❢😅
Michael Jeter was Mr. Noodle’s brother Mr. Noodle on Sesame Street. My favorite role of his. 😊
This is my favorite movie of all time.
Great tribute
I absolutely love Ellen Dow in Sister Act, 1&2 and The Wedding Singer ❤️.x
She was a gem
One of the best movies of all time. Whoopi Goldberg, Maggie Smith & many others, were are fantastic in this show. I have watched this show so many times, I lost count. It is a movie that will make you laugh no matter how many times you watch it. :)
May they all rest in peace they were all great at what they did glad you didn't say one bad thing about them
My sons and I loved this and the 1st sister act movies
R.I.P. Actors
One of the best movie ever,