L'extraordinaire Mr. Rogers

Titre original : A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood

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Docudrama Biography Drama Family

L'histoire de Fred Rogers, célèbre animateur et créateur de l'émission pour enfants "Mister Rogers 'Neighborhood" de 1968.L'histoire de Fred Rogers, célèbre animateur et créateur de l'émission pour enfants "Mister Rogers 'Neighborhood" de 1968.L'histoire de Fred Rogers, célèbre animateur et créateur de l'émission pour enfants "Mister Rogers 'Neighborhood" de 1968.

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Nommé pour 1 Oscar
- 10 victoires et 64 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Fred Rogers was known to be extremely difficult to interview because he cared more about the person interviewing him than he did about being interviewed and would often use the time to befriend the person interviewing him.

Gaffes
As is usual for a biodrama, certain events are changed for dramatic purposes. The beginning of the film states this takes place in 1998, however, several of the Mister Rogers episodes depicted being recorded were actually filmed earlier. The episode where Rogers attempted to put up a tent was filmed in 1975, and his visit to the Uptown String Quartet was filmed and aired in 1997, and the Neighborhood of Make-Believe story involving the skunk was filmed and aired in 1987.

Citations
Fred Rogers: Anything mentionable is manageable.

Crédits fous
When the credits roll, behind the scenes footage of the models during the transitions. This culminates with footage of the real Fred Rogers singing "You've Got to Do It".

Connexions
Featured in AniMat's Crazy Cartoon Cast: Saving Mr. Rogers (2019)

Bandes originales
Won't You Be My Neighbor?
Written by Fred Rogers
Produced by Ron Fair and Nate Heller

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8/10

Indirectly about Mr. Rogers

The movie is loosely based on Tom Junod's life around 1998 when he wrote an article on Mr. Rogers for Esquire magazine.

It's interesting because the journalist, named Lloyd Vogel in the movie, is introduced as a harsh cynic who's notorious for shredding the character of the people he writes about. Mr. Rogers, fully aware of this, still invites him into his world.

Here, Vogel is actually the subject of the movie ... and Mr. Rogers is the enigmatic subject of the article he's writing. You don't get too much insight on Rogers himself but you do get a feel for how he affected people and why.

If you're interested on learning more about Rogers, see the documentary "Won't You Be My Neighbor" (2018). You'll get more of a feel for who he is. But if you're in the mood for a touching story from his life, this is a good one to see.