1957 Bernardine

Pat Boone in the 1957 film Bernardine, Dick Sargent from Bewitched also has a pretty large role, I do NOT own this film, no copyright infringement intended, just sharing an old recording.

[@annetteelliott1494]

Oh wow! I am 76 and saw this movie as a young girl......magic to se it again....

[@jelenabulatovic8333]

Oh wow Kevin

[@paulyricca3881]

🥃👴🏻 I SEEN DISS WHEN WAS 6 AND HAD A CRUSH ON BERNADINE. JOHN WAYNE IS THE GREATEST ACTOR IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD 🌍 BAR NONE.

[@paulyricca3881]

@@jelenabulatovic8333 🥃👴🏻 I PLAYED WILSON IN DISS MOVIE.

[@jelenabulatovic8333]

@@paulyricca3881 A 🌍💪🏻

[@jelenabulatovic8333]

@@paulyricca3881 A Moj rukopos i mene citirate preko Isus u meni

[@emycer]

Pat Boone's movies are so wholesome. i love his songs. he was my favorite when I was 11, and he still is (i'm 76 now).

[@wcronin7307]

Saw this movie as a kid of 12 or 13. Brought back vivid memories and decided to write about that amazing experience like it happened yesterday.

[@BAM-jc7uy]

2 wks ago....LEGENDARY Singer PAT BOONE Performs “GRITS” | Jukebox | Huckabee

[@staciebonner4669]

Interesting movie. It's hard to imagine in this day and age that this innocent movie was big among teens in '57. Pat Boone acted like a rich arrogant 1957 teenager, I as very glad to hear him sing "Love Letters in the sand" and Dick Sergant did a fine acting job. A nice, innnocent movie that entertains you for nearly 2 hours.

[@JJJBRICE]

Wholesome Charles " Pat " Boone . Among his peers . A southerner like Elvis . He had a clean cut image that made Ricky Nelson seem almost like a Brando rebel . A graduate of ivy league Columbia University ! Long marriage , no drugs , he had humility , no drama. It must be his Christianity that made the difference .

[@angloaust1575]

He had a singing career like elvis he was drawn into acting Simple american pie movies For the family The clean cut image of morals And righteous living which the usa was built on regardless of deviations!

[@maymalone1505]

God help us !!! Such delusion 😮

[@katiedeluise2345]

I read somewhere he had a drinking problem.

[@AmericaCirclingTheDrain]

​@@katiedeluise2345I notice you didn't provide a source for your accusation.

[@larrynelson3329]

Yes he was and still is a Christian.

[@bernadinedebeaux822]

I was named after this song :-) LOVE Pat Boone!!

[@bernadinerussell2329]

Same!

[@PuffKitty]

It's a lovely, feminine name 🐈

[@paulyricca3881]

🥃👴🏻 SOOO HOWS YO MOTHER DOIN??

[@paulyricca3881]

@@bernadinerussell2329 🥃👴🏻🎖🎖🎖🎖JOHN WAYNE IS THE GREATEST ACTOR IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD 🌍 BAR NONE.

[@paulyricca3881]

@@PuffKitty 🥃👴🏻 WEAR IS DIANA ROSS AT?

[@CaptainNavman]

I loved that voice, and he could act nicely.

[@gautamgoon6824]

Oldies of 50's and 60's from 'April Love', 'Bernardine' with Pat Boone's beautiful rendering of those romantic songs that used to be played on 78 RPMs in the studios of All India Radio, Calcutta B station and the apartments of the Anglo-Indian localities stir up nostalgia of the great city of Calcutta where I grew up.

[@Agapy8888]

Amazing memories from such wholesome living.

[@Doowopsid]

Saw this in the movies with my Mom when I was 6 years old and still remember it like it was yesterday. Great memories. Thanks for posting this gift!

[@Alexaklr]

Ernestine Wade plays the housekeeper. I recognized her right away. "Love Letters in the Sand" - lovely.

[@kokolanza7543]

So glad to see all FIVE at the end. That made it for me. Thanks, Richard Hardy.

[@letty928gaviola5]

I wish teenagers still act this way. I remember this song was popular when I was young in the Philippines. I asked my cousin to name her daughter Bernadine because it is a beautiful name. She did name her daughter Bernadine, and now she is a mother of 8 kids.

[@michellenelson6571]

Letty 928 Gaviola great movie

[@cyflym11]

I wish people in general would still dress like them as well. I'm sick of seeing so-called men dressed like big toddlers in baggy shorts and t shirts. Oh for the days when shoes were shiny and trousers were pressed!

[@paulyricca3881]

🥃👴🏻 AWW SHUT UP

[@irenedow5665]

Love the cars I never got to ride. When cars were not cookie cluttered.

[@phungcanhngo]

I've been waiting for this movie for a long time.Thanks for posting it up.

[@rinastrydom9300]

Heard the song many times but never saw the movie, thank you 😊

[@bee7240]

Omw this is where I got my name from. My parents baught me the Pat Boone LP when I was born featuring Oh Bernadine and I still have it to this day. How amazing. I was only born 13 years later. So special to have a connection💖

[@bernadinerichard9756]

Hey! My parents named me after the film too. What's just shocked me (age 62 and only just found the movie) is that the original name of the film had an 'r' in. I haven't and I notice neither have you. Suppose the record didn't have the extra 'r'?

[@leelarson107]

Ever notice that all the teenage guys had their own cars and that they were in mint condition? I lived through that era, and it just wasn't that way. Not every family had a car, and very few of us had our own cars even in our Senior year. I didn't have a car for three years after High School.

[@paulyricca3881]

🥃👴🏻 WHA DA YA EXPECT U LIVED ON THE BOWERY IN NEW YORK CITY.

[@shelleymcafee8197]

It’s fun to see a younger Dick Sargeant in this film - in a light-hearted role.

[@raliejansevanrensburg5559]

I have loved him since I was 12.

[@Eleni_Iliopoulou]

Me too!

[@rosemarycarrasquillo7111]

Nothing better to see on a raining day is an old flick. Thank you for sharing.

[@perdizes1954]

Today 26 February 2020, Wednesday. Incredible to see such beautiful movie when I was a teenager

[@paulpowell4871]

After Watching the Burns and Allen episode with young Ronnie Burns making this movie in the episode is great to see it was actual.

[@lisafisher8081]

Boone was 23 when he was in this....seems many played much younger characters in those days

[@lisafisher8081]

Sargent was 30!

[@katelohrenz4083]

I was nine when this movie came out... I hated Elvis, loved the Beatles... Pat Boone was on the outs but I remember his songs... some people thought he was a jock I guess... it was the girls who swooned over all the big stars of that time... and there were a lot of stars... Annette and Hayley were my idols... I think a lot of boys were jealous of the many male stars that came along and made us faint and swoon.....as for the corn we didn't know any better than what these movies offered.

[@ninaxuereb]

So loved this movie, Pat Boone sure was a handsome man ❤

[@mariadejesusrivasdorantes5844]

Mi bellísimo Pat, el mejor qué ha existido.

[@rogertemple7313]

Bernadine. Starring: Pat Boone, Terry Moore, Janet Gaynor, Dean Jagger, Dick Sargent, James Drury, Ronnie Burns, Walter Abel, Natalie Schaefer, Isabel Jewel, and: Jack Costanzo, Co-Starring: Russ Conway, Edit Angold, Val Benedict, Carole Ann Campbell, Lavina Caparella, Hooper Dunbar, Tom Pittman, Jerry Sheldon, Nancy Dian Ratts, Ernestine Wade, Amzie Strickland, Elizabeth Harrower, Edmund Cobb, Mack Chandler, Dick Cogan, Frank Dunning, Frank Green, Tom Greenway, Carl Kent,Jr., Sean Meany, Rachel Stephens, Norman Sturgis, and: Mary W. Wallace. Produced by: Samuel G. Engel, Written by: Mary Chase & Theodore Reeves, Directed by: Henry Levin, Music by: Lionel Newman,Skip Martin, & Billy May. (Musical/Comedy;1957).

[@LB-px9td]

Thank you for posting this movie. Brought back lots of memories

[@ronaldsteele6151]

For Natalie Schafer this was the first time I have ever seen her in a movie. Other than Gilligan's Island or the Brady Bunch episode she was in I never seen her acting. As for Janet Gaynor this is the second movie I saw her in other than "A Star Is Born" from 1937. Overall a good feel good movie

[@dianebobsiesilosyoung5397]

It's so nice to reminisce the past- the days when life was so simple. This movie has brought back memories of my youth. I just loved Pat Boone and his songs. Thanks for sharing, Richard.

[@newtonforrest8195]

.THAT TBIRD MEMORIES TIMELESS.

[@MikeBlitzMag]

For my money, the title track of this film remains Pat Boone's finest moment on record. And to think that it was a B-side (of Love Letters In The Sand). A classic!

[@amelkasa6077]

Come to err

[@artkent]

I remember the '50s well. Pat Boone was a mega superstar. He and Elvis were beyond everyone else at that time. This was a very big movie with us in high school.

[@bigsandy3179]

To me , this is the Pat Boone version of American Graffiti.

[@emf49]

Do you remember the 'white buck' shoes?? 😉

[@janeiwasduncan8463]

@@emf49 I wanted a pair, but being a girl it was out of the question, besides they were pricey!! Then there were those Blue Suede Shoes!!!

[@zoranstarcevic7529]

not to mention fabian 50s60s teen idol

[@pedrolistacarey4880]

@@janeiwasduncan8463 - ...but don't you step on my blue suede shoes...!

[@musik102]

Here's a bit of - interesting? - trivia. In Elvis's first movie, James Drury played his brother, and in Pat Boone's first movie, James played Pat's brother! James is still doing interviews and I'd love to hear his memories of Elvis and Pat from those days.

[@bigsandy3179]

musik102 Thanks .I never knew that.Very interesting.

[@crabbyappleton4384]

Thanks for that. I enjoy classic movie trivia.

[@jeaning4694]

Good to know. Thanks for sharing.

[@BAM-jc7uy]

👍

[@medhat4B]

Sure enjoyed this. Thank you for posting this, Richard Hardy. Sometimes it is not about the movie but about the feeling(s) you get from it. Of course we all don't experience life like those depicted in the movie, but for me there were snippets of what I have experienced. Friends I had back then, well, some of them died unfortunately - plane crash, drowned in river, had seizure in pool, crushed by tractor, cancer - but good memories pop up once in a while decades later.

[@patrickryan1515]

Yes, movies (and music) can inspire feelings in one's soul far beyond whatever else may have been intended. 7/2019

[@pedrolistacarey4880]

I saw this movie in '58, when I was 15, then saw it again several more times ...I liked it that much. Of course I later bought the Bernardine album that featured all the movie songs...My favorite was "Technique". Funny to watch it again now that I'm 78 ! I can't believe what an awful lot of years have gone by since those High School days ...

[@bam1760]

I have been searching and waiting for years for this whole movie to be on ytube. Yipeee! Ever so thanks. albuquerque

[@loverofoldtimes]

Janet Gaynor went back to movies with Bernardine, after a 19 year old absence (she had retired after 1938's The Young in Heart). She later made some occasional appearances as guest star in TV shows (one of them in 1981 in The Love Boat).

[@garyabbott6552]

Mary Chase, the author, also wrote Harvey, the one about the invisible 6'3" rabbit.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

This was way before Pat Boone gained his greatest fame as a guest on "Space Ghost Coast to Coast."

[@bigsandy3179]

I can watch the ending part from about 1:33:12,over and over and never get bored. What a wonderful scene. Even the snow outside the window,seems white and bright as ever,greeting their freindship.

[@musik102]

I'm pretty sure that the movie company that made this film were unsure about Pat because, if you didn't know, you might assume that Dick Sargent is the male lead.

[@whopiddledonyourposttoasti175]

Dick Sargent from Bewitched going by Richard and Ronnie Burns George and Gracie's son.

[@eddie1235]

Wasn't it Dick York in Bewitched? Pat Boone never kissed on screen because of religious upbringing.

[@PuffKitty]

​@@eddie1235Dick Sargent took over the role of Darren when Dick York's chronic back pain became too severe to work, is the popular story 🐈

[@rinastrydom9300]

My favorite : love letters in the sand... Awesome. 😢

[@supwera2000]

Very much thank,been looking forward to see this for a long long time. Appreciate if you could also upload Pat Boone-Mardi Gras & April Love.

[@pedrolistacarey4880]

April love film is already available on YT.

[@lynnb.6722]

George and Gracie brought me here!

[@girlofdifferentera2922]

Oh my goodness, This movie had me laughing so hard at points! and in ways I think it helped me understand my younger teenage brother a little more! And as a vintage seamstress I especially love all the cool casual teen styles the boys are wearing, it really is a vibe!

[@patmelton43]

Pat Boone was a heart throb back in the day.

[@mrob75]

I wonder if 1957 audiences thought that the kids in this movie were cool...Or were they viewed as corn ball? Personally, I love stuff like this...I live in the wrong era.

[@mrob75]

I think I agree with you on this.

[@egillard]

recently went to a live performance from Pat Boone, even with his grey hair and complaining his bones hurt him, he still has the looks and charm for a guy in his 80's. Can you imagine that, Pat Boone in his 80's!!!

[@MrEd9574]

@@egillard I was able to sing with Pat in concert in the 1970s! He's my dad's age but a very nice gentleman. He was visiting our town and I was chosen to sing w him. It was a memorable night but it's lost on my kids! Ha!

[@kvup3972]

Those days!

[@davidallen508]

I can’t believe that my family loved this movie at the time ; Pat singing ‘Love Letters in the Sand’ is the only redeeming moment. Janet Gaynor should have remained in retirement, just as Alice Faye should have done for “State Fair”.

[@katelohrenz4083]

gorgeous Pat....

[@BAM-jc7uy]

2 wks ago....LEGENDARY Singer PAT BOONE Performs “GRITS” on Huckabee with broken hip

[@rusher33707]

One of the coolest movies I can ever remember from my childhood years in the 1950's. Believe it or not, there was a time when Pat Boone and his 'white bucks' were considered 'cool'. A lot of hit records (thanks to Chuck Berry and Little Richard (among others)). He had his own TV show, too. Then along came the Beatles, and Pat suddenly became 'passe'. Didn't matter to him (I am guessing). He had already made his name in history. (I'll forgive him the 'religious' crap he became known for later in life). Anyone who launches a 'biker' album in the 1990's, long after his original days of fame were over, can't be anything but cool. Cheers to Pat Boone!!

[@toosiyabrandt8676]

HI JESUS, is the ONLY one doing any forgiving! Shalom to you in Christ Yeshua.

[@ArsPraestigium]

rusher33707 The “religious crap” to which you refer was the biggest part of Boone’s life from the beginning. He studied for and worked in the ministry from his days as a teenager in (Nashville) high school, working with kids and singing in church. He married the daughter of then-country music star Red Foley at 19, and stayed married to her (she died just last week, as it happens) for 65 years. Elvis and Pat Boone traded places in the top 40 regularly from 1955 to 1959, with Boone actually having one more hit song by the time the rivalry ended. Though Boone was married (and had four daughters by the time he finished college at Columbia University), he was still idolized by teenage girls. His Christian faith has always been the primary guiding influence in his life, and not something he happened upon later.

[@claudiak4627]

Yes. In grade school I had an older cousin who was very handsome, just finishing a masters degree and wearing white buck shoes. At that time, I loved Pat Boone.

[@emf49]

I LOVE that he was a Christian. I didn't know that, until many years later when I also became a 'Christ follower'. 😉

[@emf49]

@@ArsPraestigium Thanks for sharing that about Pat Boone. I was a big fan in the '50's and became a follower of Jesus in 1982. Learning of his Christian roots and steadfast faith in Jesus made me cherish the memory of him even more. 😍

[@phungcanhngo]

Pat Boone was the world teenagers' idol in the 50's and 60's.

[@crisguia]

Pat Boone was so handsome! Beautiful voice, talented actor and always a gentleman according to his leading ladies. He was one of the few in showbiz then and now who openly spoke of his religion and how it guided his life and career.

[@satinbeesade1654]

Yes indeed. I was able to meet him at the University I worked at when I was just 16.

[@Cyril_Squirrel]

As an 11 year old kid living at the arse end of nowhere, this movie mightily impressed me when I saw it in the theatre. The girls seemed so beautiful and so they are still, and the guys seemed so sophisticated although now in the light of maturity and the 21st century they just seem cunt struck.

[@dskyyksd]

Dick Sargent is really the star of this movie. Pat Boone was a big name to draw moviegoers.

[@bigsandy3179]

dskyyksd nope.pat boone is the star.

[@leosrule5691]

Darwin Stevens 2nd. I strive to see the artistic good in movies. It seems this one had the line-up of a handsome singer, an extremely talented bongo-player, and a really, Really Bad script. I couldn't get past half-way.

[@CarlDuke]

Thanks much for this.

[@kwarren4142]

The record was a 2 sided hit. Love Letters In the Sand made #1 Bernadine got to # 10

[@ronaldsteele6151]

K Warren I never knew that "Love Letters In The Sand" came from a movie. Very big hit for him

[@esseenne3131]

It was my first record,

[@ArsPraestigium]

Lovey (Mrs. Thurston Howell, III from Gilligan’s Island) plays Pat Boone’s mom.

[@larrypahl5756]

thanx4post

[@vistaestrada]

I'm here for Janet Gaynor. :-)

[@lynnb.6722]

That is Lake Piru where the boat races took place.

[@gregcraven984]

cool cars in the pic ..

[@goodiesguy]

Just a shame it's in Pan and Scan, not widescreen.

[@paulyricca3881]

🥃👴🏻 I GOT A 90 INCH SCREAN TV NO POTS AND PANS ON MY TV.

[@mariohorta1]

Gostaria de ver aqui no You Tube um outro filme famoso com Pat Boone, de nome April Love (Peimavera de Amor) ,da mesma época, com Shirley Jones. Seria gratificante. Se for dublado ou legendado, melhor ainda .Agradecido Mário César.

[@hardyri]

Sorry I don't' have April Love, it is for rent (streaming) and a DVD can be purchased at www.amazon.com.

[@pedrolistacarey4880]

Ahora mismo voce pode encontrarlo aquí en YT...eu acabo de bajarlo a mi PC !

[@ianedwards4400]

This Pat Boone starrer did not enjoy the success story of April Love and Mardi Gras, but Pat did get to belt some very memorable songs from his vast repertoire: Love letters in the sand, Bernadine [the title track] and Technique. Terry Moore was in and out of the film without having a specific reason for being in it. Some roles in films are quite pointless.

[@paulyricca3881]

🥃👴🏻WEAR MICHEAL JACKSON AT??

[@jailahbryel305]

Always remember: Jesus loves you and wants to build a relationship with you!

[@paulyricca3881]

🥃👴🏻 IM A BUDDIS

[@Meatcity-sf8fm]

This is the America’ we rejected in the sixties.

[@fernandomaron87]

It wasn't rejected, things couldn't stay the same without changing. The loss of innocence started out when the Vietnam war started, so it was the US' issues with other countries business that started everything in the first place. I'm not that guy who will romantize the hippie moviment, but they were just a response to something bigger

[@paulyricca3881]

@@fernandomaron87 🥃👴🏻 WRONG! THE BEAT POETS CHANGED THE COUNTRY FROM THIS CRAP.

[@paulyricca3881]

👗⬅️ YOURS??

[@catherineking4203]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@brianbavosa877]

Pretty good film pat boone was good in it he could act. And surprisingly well in this film help Dick sargent get a girl.good film

[@JJJBRICE]

At 30:12 Ernestine Wade ; Sapphire : as the maid . Just like in High Time starring Bing Crosby

[@paulyricca3881]

🥃👴🏻 SOOO HOWS YO MOTHER DOIN?

[@adilson5632]

Esse, filme é muito agradável

[@jerryjohnson3772]

It`s A very fun movie......BUT ONLY IF THERE IS SOUND!

[@hardyri]

well what do you know sorry about that it looks like they took the sound away about 2 weeks ago, it had a nice 4 year run lol, hard to believe Pat Boone and James Durery are still alive,

[@karengerber8390]

Thank you. 03:48, Tuesday, 26 April 2022

[@adilson49]

Excelente

[@marietta1335]

Love that girl who wolfed down two hamburgers in front of a love-sick guy!

[@paulyricca3881]

🥃👴🏻 SHE WAS HUNGRY

[@kevinblack5749]

Does anyone know where I can find the 1962 Pat Boone, Ann Margret movie State Fair? (not the 1948 version)

[@ArsPraestigium]

Both versions of the film are available in a DVD twin pack, I have them. The original may now be in public domain, and is available here on KZbin.

[@paulyricca3881]

🥃👴🏻 DUH I DONT NO

[@richardjarrell3585]

Being a tv copy, not in CinemaScope ratio.

[@vitoriaangelalocatelli1964]

the best

[@rexlex1736]

Can"t watch this movie. No sex, no cursing, no nudity, no violence, no windbag lying politicians. Not fit to watch.

[@rogermooretibbetts5310]

I'll take that with a pinch

[@paulyricca3881]

🥃👴🏻 U ARE CORRECT SIR!

[@paulyricca3881]

@@rogermooretibbetts5310 HUH?

[@jaytaylor7740]

Interesting that it would be considered cool for the guys to turn in front of several lanes of traffic.

[@voxer99]

I'm not getting any sound.

[@davidnelson3757]

Janett Gaynor she still had it

[@paulyricca3881]

🥃👴🏻 YEAH AND SHE IS 200 TODAY JUNE 2024

[@fodleg]

Me too !

[@dabdella1460]

James Drury the Only Man amongst a bunch of boys

[@pedrolistacarey4880]

The Air Force lieutenant...

[@paulyricca3881]

🥃👴🏻 THEY ALL WAS PUSHING 30

[@michaelquebec6653]

"PG TV," as in "Parental Guidance"...for a PAT BOONE movie?! :-)

[@pedrolistacarey4880]

So you never watched his movie "The main attraction"...!

[@juliosantander7]

hola buenas tardes. alguien sabe donde ver bernardine en español o audio latino. muchas gracias

[@pennypink4848]

Sadly NO AUDIO, too bad because the video is perfect color without imperfections, etc. Anyway you can repost a fixed version?

[@hardyri]

I'm sorry youtube removed the audio about a year ago because of a music copyright complaint.

[@MBFLA45]

That's odd. I just watched it and the sound was ok.

[@Crazeyfor67]

Simple, cheesy, but you still have to like it a little.

[@bigsandy3179]

no.not little. you have to like it a lot. especially the wonderful ending.

[@kokolanza7543]

@@bigsandy3179 Agree with you about the ending!

[@tonyminnichsoffer7401]

How do we get the audio?

[@hardyri]

Sorry I posted it 5 years ago youtube removed the sound about 2 years ago,

[@tonyminnichsoffer7401]

Thanks ever so much for your kind reply, Richard. Probably they have some issue with the copyrights on the music. Although the songs are all on KZbin for everyone to enjoy, so why not the movie? And it beats the crap out of me to understand why KZbin would leave a musical on with no audio.

[@Shopgirl325]

Try it again, I just watched it!

[@paulyricca3881]

🥃👴🏻 DUH I DONT NO

[@richardfrin169]

Why no sound?

[@hardyri]

youtube copyright claim on the music, I had it up for years with no problem until 2017. Sorry nothing I can do about it.

[@paulyricca3881]

🥃👴🏻DUH I DONT NO

[@MBFLA45]

If you can get past the idea that these are supposed to be high school students it's not bad. This is pretty weak for the first 40 minutes or so... but picks up.

[@telcomannix4162]

LOVE LETTERS IN THE SAND at58:00

[@mauricioduron3193]

THANKS! Bernardine at 10:16

[@crisguia]

Too bad that Pat and Terry Moore weren't paired here.

[@MrUhwoody]

1:29:15--nice speech.

[@dskyyksd]

If it were possible to pay to watch this film, it might make some sense for them to make it impossible to watch it for free.

[@amypatton6730]

Movie

[@iracisilveira9656]

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