Seeing a young Patty Duke really makes you see how much Sean Astin takes after her.❤ He looks just like her!

❤I love this film , I’m heading to Paris this week, I’ve been humming on and off all week. 😊

Holo❤❤

As always the top performer

Great movie ❤❤

This would have been SO cancelled today 😂😂😂😂

Goodness sake! What kind of barbells did they train her with to make her able to push a grown woman against a wall?! 🤯

I’m exhausted just watching the scene!

Jealousy. It Sad. Between to. Sisters

For those? Who say Betty Davis was very unattractive in movies like Jezebel and dark victory.You can see how beautiful she really was

La bambina era intelligente perche' sapeva come ottenere quello che voleva

Un film a dir poco magnifico, che ha merita tutti gli Oscar assegnateli

Amo este filme. Os números musicais são maravilhosos. Julie Andrews está glamourosa.

I am 78 and my Grandad used to sing ti's song with all the actions andhat an gloves etc. I know most of the words but not all as he didn't sing all those words either! Wonderful memories!

I wasn't born when this movie premiered.

Patty Duke was awesome in this movie 🎬

Ela era magnífica...espetacular.

Excellent actresses

Why's homegirl yanking her around so much 😭

Tough act to follow

Dr. Phil had a guest who was the mother to the first ever blind/deaf TRIPLETS on record

This movie just joined Citizen Kane, The Godfather, Star Wars, Casablanca, Lawrence of Arabia by being inducted to the library of congress

I was not expecting 7:30. I about fell over 😂

It took a lot more to film this than it took when they performed this scene on Broadway 8 times a week. This is one of the most brilliantly acted scenes in the world.

This looks like Helen was dancing

Water

When helen Keller and her teacher slaps each other it makes me laugh😂

After seeing this film, I realised that actors are common while acting is rare.

You’d have to go through this whole song and dance for days, weeks, before it would work

Why is she always staring at the ceiling. Do blind people do that?

3:53 Me, when my wife isn't cooking dinner fast enough.

Patty and Ann really did a great job

This one scene demonstrates how crucial it is to have knowledgeable, competent, and compassionate caregivers. Especially for those living with severe disabilities and who require specialized care and patience. Helen Keller is a living example of how the right care and the right person can drastically change a life. Annie Sullivan filled that role perfectly. Thank you, Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke, for your portrayal of two very special people

Warm acting

Natalie Portman should have taken notes from this when preparing for Blackswan. It could have improved her ability for expression 1 million percent.

What movie is this from??

I always find both 'Star!' and 'Funny Girl' such anomalies where you have two actresses who are actually far more talented than the stars they are playing. Granted, I never saw Fanny Brice nor Gertrude Lawrence in performance (one can only imagine they were probably, in the style of their time, quite fantastic), but Andrews and Streisand are/were such megastars they almost deserve musicals of their own.

Magnificent 😢🎉

It’s almost no wonder people with certain disabilities and mental health problems were in those days considered to have demons inside them or something… could you imagine someone from the 1800s watching this behaviour… it’s bloody hard to believe that this child is NOT in fact possessed!! 😂😂😂😩😩😩

Judy Garland. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHPZnZeCqdOirNk

I cried when she passed. One of the great actors/entertainers .

*Crawford did extremely well playing a cranky old man in a wheelchair*

One of the best scenes in movie history and but two words spoken. GREAT job by Bancroft and Duke. R.I.P., ladies❤

No cuts in this scene. They went straight through it. Patty Duke was so good, she won an Oscar.

My God, they must have both been bruised to the bone by the end of the day

Have you heard the things this blind and deaf woman was supposed to have said? It’s called facilitator bias and it’s been seen numerous times. Helen didn’t “say” those things, Anne did.

As a disabled person and knowing this was normal treatment of disabled kids is so heartbreaking. And before anyone says "it worked for her!", that isn't justification for abusing a child *ever*.

Remarkable acting of both actors ! 👍👍

7:38 when she spit it out! 😂

There have been other versions of "The Miracle Worker" but this is the absolute best one. The acting is beyond great! Wonderful movie.