The old fart doesn't care about her condition, he can't wait for his sale, Pollyanna actually is making her understand that she has great potential to get well!
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I wonder what Mrs Snow was most surprised about...was it Pollyanna’s bold statement about how she should be happy to be alive that she came to her senses of how she’s wasted all this time thinking she’d die and feeling sorry for herself meanwhile she’s still here, or was it the shock of seeing Pollyanna’s usual calm and cheerful demeanor suddenly burst into rage with words of passion?
@@patriciajrs46 I think maybe you are right. It was beginning to make it clear to Mrs. Snow that most of her illness was brought among herself. she could get better if she worked at it and tried to enjoy life instead of lying in bed all day thinking she was going to die. it would have worked had the coffin-maker not opened his mouth and ruined everything. I think that is why Mrs. Snow told the coffin-maker to get lost. she knew that Pollyanna knew what was better for her more than the coffin maker.
I hated the coffin maker the first time I saw this movie on V.H.S with my family. Pollyanna may have been "just a child" but she makes more sense than him. Also, I think it was beginning to "sink into" Mrs. Snow because she wanted to hear Pollyanna's story. In her heart she knew Pollyanna wanted to help her.
I felt sorry for Mrs. Snow. She basically underestimated herself about dying and Pollyana had taught her that it’s important to be glad that you have good health and should focus on enjoying life. But thanks to the funeral man for being so rude to Pollyana, she unfortunately took out her anger out on Mrs. Snow instead of him from 3:53-4:16. I was glad that Mrs. Snow finally told him to get lost and was able to make quilts for the Bizarre.
I would honestly like it. Because I remember when Agnes Moorehead was in "Citizen Kane" playing the role of the aunt of Charles Foster Kane near the beginning.
IKR? Sadly, before Agnes Moorehead died, her last role was as the pesky goose on the farm from "E.B. White's Charlotte's Web" in 1973, just after Walt Disney died in 1966.
It was though that role that I first learned her name. Of course, at the time I had no idea that she and Mrs. Snow were one and the same, as they sound nothing alike. Agnes sure had some real voice talent.
God i always loved this movie. I was born in 93. I watched it all thruout my childhood. Havent seen in years tho i think of it time to time. I love it.
This is the version I grew up with and always loved, but recently saw the British version that appeared on Masterpiece Theater in 2003 and they really nail the essence of the characters from the book. It's my new favorite and definitely worth a watch.
Eleanor Porter wrote more than just the first book this one is based on. In Pollyanna grows up we see her recovery from the accident and new friends up til she’s old enough for courtship.
Wow I never knew this. I think just like many of us older adults could very well enjoy finding these books and following her growth. Pretty sure like Nancy Drew maybe the same people might like them also. Thank you for sharing this. 😁🌼
Dang IT! Every time I see this film with Agnes & Hailey I cry! It was one of Walt's finest live action films! Both have a wonderful range in acting that makes it look all the more effortless.
Agnes Moorehead was a good actress. It’s ashamed that her marriage didn’t go well and that she didn’t get along with her foster son. On top of that, she passed away at age 73 and her mother outlived her 16 years after her death at the age of 106.
Brings back a lot of memories for me. As a kid, the highlight of my week was watching Disney movies on Sunday nights. I loved Haley Mills in every movie she did.
This is important lesson to everyone not just for Mrs. Snow. Each day that ur living is a blessing regardless of the situations and outcomes. Pollyanna’s advice is such a powerful quote
Pollyanna is a role model for adults, I'm 58 now, and am happy that I am living!!! Pollyanna came to remove that outer dermis from her (sorry, forgot the woman's name), and also spread love, joy, happiness, peace, kindness, ...................... Pollyanna did get through, Crusty old people, who's callous is a mile thick, and don't feel any longer. Pollyanna is a example to us all, and lives and breathes for the sake of love itself. Don't let people be reckless with your heart, don't be reckless with other peoples hearts. Arch Angel's, The Emissaries of The White Light, and Jesus, The Christ
When I first saw this movie with my family I did not really understand the importance of this scene. Now I appreciate it a lot more. I think this scene teaches two very great lessons to Mrs snow. 1. Part of her sickness was brought among herself. If she spent more time enjoying things in life and less time lying in bed thinking she was going to die she would get better. 2. Mrs snow began to feel better about herself. As you may remember she told the coffin maker that Pollyanna seems to be the only person who cared whether she died. She told the coffin maker that it seemed everybody else couldn't wait. Furthermore, I hated the coffin maker the first time I saw this movie with my family. Pollyanna may have been just "a child" but she made a lot more sense than him.
I know it’s only a story, but I guess the reason she received the pair of crutches instead of a doll is because they were sent to the wrong people, and the person who needed the crutches got the doll she wanted.
Her role was memorable in Pollyanna but I was so young when I've seen it it never occurred to me that she was Endora. th-cam.com/video/Zcm3aGNybb4/w-d-xo.html
She made more movies for Disney in which she was supposed to be American, but she still had her accent; at the time, she was so popular, that we kind of ignored it and just went along with the stories regardless of how she talked.
@@hebneh In two of her movies with Disney (‘In Search of the Castaways’ and ‘The Moon Spinners’) her character was British. Here, she lived in the British West Indies for a number of years because her parents were missionaries there.
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“You ought to forget about dying, and be glad you’re living.”
Such powerful words
Amen
You’re
GeorgeMason thank you. Fixed.
That is true.
We all need to hear words of wisdom like this from time to time.
The old fart doesn't care about her condition, he can't wait for his sale, Pollyanna actually is making her understand that she has great potential to get well!
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An Absolutely Wonderful movie if there ever was one. Haley was an amazing young actress.
I agree. She is very beautiful.
Can’t lose with a cast like that!
"I'm pickin' the linin' for mah coffin." Use that line all the time. 😹
djmixnmagic id rather use “You ought to forget about dying, and be glad you’re living”.
😅😅😅😅😅
I read this in her voice 🤣
"Seems like everyone else can't wait." I use THAT one. XD
I love Pollyanna and this movie, the best Disney ever made, in my opinion. A jewel of wisdom.
I wonder what Mrs Snow was most surprised about...was it Pollyanna’s bold statement about how she should be happy to be alive that she came to her senses of how she’s wasted all this time thinking she’d die and feeling sorry for herself meanwhile she’s still here, or was it the shock of seeing Pollyanna’s usual calm and cheerful demeanor suddenly burst into rage with words of passion?
LynneFrederickForever well Mr. Merg did hurt her feelings so most likely reacted from that.
I think it was the cahnge in Pollyanna's tone. Perhaps the saying I won't come see you anymore.
@@patriciajrs46 I think maybe you are right. It was beginning to make it clear to Mrs. Snow that most of her illness was brought among herself. she could get better if she worked at it and tried to enjoy life instead of lying in bed all day thinking she was going to die.
it would have worked had the coffin-maker not opened his mouth and ruined everything.
I think that is why Mrs. Snow told the coffin-maker to get lost. she knew that Pollyanna knew what was better for her more than the coffin maker.
I think it was simply that someone was finally telling Mrs. Snow what she really needed to hear, and it caught her off guard and made her think.
I hated the coffin maker the first time I saw this movie on V.H.S with my family.
Pollyanna may have been "just a child" but she makes more sense than him.
Also, I think it was beginning to "sink into" Mrs. Snow because she wanted to hear Pollyanna's story. In her heart she knew Pollyanna wanted to help her.
I felt sorry for Mrs. Snow. She basically underestimated herself about dying and Pollyana had taught her that it’s important to be glad that you have good health and should focus on enjoying life. But thanks to the funeral man for being so rude to Pollyana, she unfortunately took out her anger out on Mrs. Snow instead of him from 3:53-4:16. I was glad that Mrs. Snow finally told him to get lost and was able to make quilts for the Bizarre.
There's nothing unfortunate whatsoever about her outburst. That's what finally woke up Mrs. Snow and opened her eyes.
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Yes nobody should think about dying so much.
As a child I used to get so annoyed at that man who was only interested in making a bloody sale
Same for me.
IMO, Pollyanna is Hayley Mills' most significant role in which she excelled! I also love her in "The Parent Trap" (1961) and in "Summer Magic"!
Avi Greene Could you imagine being a teenage girl and acting in a movie with Agnes Moorehead and Jane Wyman? I'd be TERRIFIED!
I would honestly like it. Because I remember when Agnes Moorehead was in "Citizen Kane" playing the role of the aunt of Charles Foster Kane near the beginning.
She was Charlie's mother. She was fantastic as the aunt in Ambersons.
IKR? Sadly, before Agnes Moorehead died, her last role was as the pesky goose on the farm from "E.B. White's Charlotte's Web" in 1973, just after Walt Disney died in 1966.
It was though that role that I first learned her name. Of course, at the time I had no idea that she and Mrs. Snow were one and the same, as they sound nothing alike. Agnes sure had some real voice talent.
Hayley Mills is outstanding in this role. Agnes Moorhead so skillfully pulls this role far up above the caricature it might have been.
God i always loved this movie. I was born in 93. I watched it all thruout my childhood. Havent seen in years tho i think of it time to time. I love it.
It was a favorite of mine too when I was a child, and was born way before you.🌻
This is one of my go to movies when I'm feeling low. A fantastic movie.❤
This is my childhood favourite movie i'd watch it over and over again. Warms my heart ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This is the version I grew up with and always loved, but recently saw the British version that appeared on Masterpiece Theater in 2003 and they really nail the essence of the characters from the book. It's my new favorite and definitely worth a watch.
I never saw the 2003 version but I'll stick to the 1960 version because I love Hayley Mills.
@@blue-sea8901 Me, too.
This old lady was also Endora on Bewitched. She's a great actress. Agnes Moorhead.
I thought Endora was played by Agnes Moorhead????
@@Tommyblueeyes that's what he said duh.
Also the mother in Citizen Kane.
Love this movie-everyone should see it-the world needs itm
I agree!!!
Me too besides The Parent Trap.
Eleanor Porter wrote more than just the first book this one is based on. In Pollyanna grows up we see her recovery from the accident and new friends up til she’s old enough for courtship.
Wow I never knew this. I think just like many of us older adults could very well enjoy finding these books and following her growth. Pretty sure like Nancy Drew maybe the same people might like them also. Thank you for sharing this. 😁🌼
Wow amazing movie
He didn't mean to hurt her feelings, Ha! Yes, he did.
I love this. Be glad about living and forget about dying.
Money hungry old buzzard.
Let's see if I can play the Glad Game.
The Titanic may have sunk...but all the lobsters in the kitchen got to go home.
...Am I doing it right?
Well, more like, be glad your grandparents and your great grandparents were not on it; otherwise, you may not be here.
Agnes Moorehead was an absolutely stupendous performer in every movie/TV appearance she made.
Dang IT! Every time I see this film with Agnes & Hailey I cry! It was one of Walt's finest live action films! Both have a wonderful range in acting that makes it look all the more effortless.
Agnes Moorehead is a great actor, would've never known it was her if it weren't for that voice!
Actress. She is female.
Agnes Moorehead was a good actress. It’s ashamed that her marriage didn’t go well and that she didn’t get along with her foster son. On top of that, she passed away at age 73 and her mother outlived her 16 years after her death at the age of 106.
@@johnchristophertonks2528 Nope! u gotta call females actors now too, been that way since the late 90s buddy!
@@johnchristophertonks2528 shut up.
Pollyanna always gave kindness to everybody, even when she was constantly met with mockery and bitchiness
I agree. She is very beautiful and kind.
Brings back a lot of memories for me. As a kid, the highlight of my week was watching Disney movies on Sunday nights. I loved Haley Mills in every movie she did.
I love Mrs. Snow, this movie has so much Nichiren Buddhism in it! Nam myoho renge kyo!
😂😅🤣
The Trouble With ANGELS...Haley was great !!
❤I love her sunshine gladgame ❤
I really don’t think Mr. Merg meant to hurt her feelings, can see it in his reaction.
I think you’re right, and I think he never actually stopped to consider that a child like Pollyanna has dignity
That does not excuse his behavior. He was too stubborn to realize that Pollyanna was trying to help Mrs. Snow.
Still the best ♥️ well written and still makes me get teary. Love Hayley Mills.
This is important lesson to everyone not just for Mrs. Snow. Each day that ur living is a blessing regardless of the situations and outcomes.
Pollyanna’s advice is such a powerful quote
Pollyanna is a role model for adults, I'm 58 now, and am happy that I am living!!! Pollyanna came to remove that outer dermis from her (sorry, forgot the woman's name), and also spread love, joy, happiness, peace, kindness, ...................... Pollyanna did get through, Crusty old people, who's callous is a mile thick, and don't feel any longer. Pollyanna is a example to us all, and lives and breathes for the sake of love itself. Don't let people be reckless with your heart, don't be reckless with other peoples hearts. Arch Angel's, The Emissaries of The White Light, and Jesus, The Christ
"The glad game. Shhhhh."
Love this movie
Me too besides The Parent Trap.
When I first saw this movie with my family I did not really understand the importance of this scene.
Now I appreciate it a lot more.
I think this scene teaches two very great lessons to Mrs snow.
1. Part of her sickness was brought among herself. If she spent more time enjoying things in life and less time lying in bed thinking she was going to die she would get better.
2. Mrs snow began to feel better about herself. As you may remember she told the coffin maker that Pollyanna seems to be the only person who cared whether she died. She told the coffin maker that it seemed everybody else couldn't wait.
Furthermore, I hated the coffin maker the first time I saw this movie with my family. Pollyanna may have been just "a child" but she made a lot more sense than him.
I love you # Pollyanna 😍♥️♥️♥️♥️
I love you too Pollyanna.
Yes!!! More Pollyanna content!!!
I always adored Hayley ❤💕❤️🙏🌈
Glad Game in 2022!!!! Required Learning….for virtually every person on planet Earth. 🌏
Hayley s best film
"Tiger Bay" 1959
@@philipanderson4673 definitely
Yep. And also The Parent Trap.
me gusta pollyana
When I die I hope I go to Harrington.
I love you Hayley 🥰
Endora relay Arizona has more embers signal vials on Maureen as they're pushing it
I've had to use crutches before. Those are a pain. Especially if you've had to use them for a whole month.
Pollyanna is my name too
Life is to give, not to take.
I'm glad about "it".
Is Pollyanna silly as a smarty pants?
Hayley deserves a patty play doll I had one when I was growing up
I never heard of this movie
Until Joyce Meyers
Mention it
Soon enough the glad game grew into the glad town!😁
We made renegotiation for glad game by glading memorial when you find out what happened
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Maureen's asked Mormon she was allowed to see endora again
Oh, for heaven's sake, will this woman ever stop getting mad and grouchy?
💞
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I know it’s only a story, but I guess the reason she received the pair of crutches instead of a doll is because they were sent to the wrong people, and the person who needed the crutches got the doll she wanted.
Your voice is your vote idea
Wait this isn’t EarthBound
No, it's "Pollyanna".
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Her role was memorable in Pollyanna but I was so young when I've seen it it never occurred to me that she was Endora.
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cant see too dark !!
Let’s play the Glad Game… even if you can’t see this clip, at least you’re not blind! 😂
They're home announced their marriage vows are more Arizona incline
You're on the wrong page. Your answers don't make any sense, when referring to Pollyanna.
Why is this clip so dark? Tech is a pain in the ass. I'm NOT "glad."
yo
I just wish they didn't use that syrupy music.
He's such a suck up
aliza He smells money!
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Why is that girl speaking in a foreign accent? She doesn't sound American. Australian maybe.
She’s British.
oh for crying out loud!!! Australian? Its famous Hayley Mills! BRITISH! Sound NOTHING like aussies, ( I shoud know I AM one!)
She should sound British. She's been living in the British West Indies.
She made more movies for Disney in which she was supposed to be American, but she still had her accent; at the time, she was so popular, that we kind of ignored it and just went along with the stories regardless of how she talked.
@@hebneh In two of her movies with Disney (‘In Search of the Castaways’ and ‘The Moon Spinners’) her character was British. Here, she lived in the British West Indies for a number of years because her parents were missionaries there.