Coal Miner's Daughter-There He Goes-Sissy Spacek.flv

[@s.w.3604]

Sissy Spacek knocked it out of the park with her singing in the film. Beverly D'Angelo did a great job singing Patsy Cline's tunes too.

[@thepanda1044]

Two talented and very beautiful ladies.

[@kyzrsze]

A well desreved oscar for Spacek and Tommy Lee Jones should have at least gotten a nomination for supporting actor...he was really great in this.

[@chriscarr5429]

R.I.P. Loretta Lynn we will all get to hear you sing in heaven.

[@thepanda1044]

Rest in peace Loretta Lynn we love you. And Sissy Spacek we love you too

[@sleuthentertainment5872]

The warm, intense atmosphere that Michael Apted creates here makes you get inside it naturally. That's the way the wonderful performance of miss Spacek can reach your bones

[@mattjohn66]

I just love this scene. It's not overdone like it could have been. The slow winning of the crowd; the growing confidence in her voice; and the acknowledgement of the band is all handled with a degree of subtlety that marks strong direction. It's a classic case of "show don't tell". As much as anything else, Spacek sings and acts this scene wonderfully.

[@thepanda1044]

She put out an album called hanging up my heart. Pretty good album really. I've always been a fan of Sissy

[@thebuick1901]

Exactly what I said when I sent it to a close friend of mine. I added "they should've got an 'Oscar' award for 'everybody dressed up as me'...".

[@kellilien1736]

Beautifully said

[@vmcla]

Sissy really captured Loretta's sound in singing the songs herself. Great performance in a classic movie.

[@sherryrichmond9761]

This was a great movie sissy did amazing miss loretta she was my favorite singer my mom and dad almost took my baby twin sisters in for the part of patsy and Peggy

[@louiecrutchfield8372]

One of the huge icons of American history

[@APR944]

Favorite song and scene ✨

[@thepanda1044]

😊 mine too.

[@Steven-b5n]

Sissy knocks this one out of the ballpark.

[@wlhardy]

I loved this movie, thought Spacek did great job, but what I remember best is watching this movie on TV back in 1987,while holding my 8-month-old daughter on my lap. When this part of the movie came on, I starting singing along and my baby put her little hands hands over her ears and started crying. My husband was laughing so hard he almost fell off the sofa. So I can never watch this wonderful film without thinking of that evening. thanks for the upload!

[@allisonbridges8528]

lol

[@danielbailey8757]

Powerful scene. I remember it well when I first from all those years ago.

[@thepanda1044]

And Sissy Spacek is still just as lovely.

[@thierry3864]

a little peace of magic, a pure moment of happiness

[@TheMMT910]

I will never be sick of this song have it on it was one of the best songs in the movie!

[@angelanetherton8240]

I love her country accent why she sounds so awesome. I’m partial I guess cause I’m a country girl myself. I live In Tennessee too and country music is second to God then Tennessee Vols haha. I gotta admit they couldn’t found a better actress then Sissy S . She even looks just like Loretta so much it’s scary. They have the same smile. Great story from rags to riches and every blooming thing in between! Great movie forever!

[@williamjackson5942]

Loretta picked her to play the part!

[@brownies4you]

My favorite song from the whole film. It had a nice, consistent, strolling rhythm to it.

[@anniemolina8564]

Just Beautiful. Loving each other ..

[@2044martina]

My favorite part of the movie love this song

[@raypicard8263]

The whole cast in this film was amazing

[@peterhansen7701]

Det er min favorit film. Den gør min ungdom levende igen ❤

[@kennethreed9351]

A country legend was born that day..god bless the Queen of country music..

[@jaylaloves09]

36 years old here, I’ve loved this scene too, as a kid that stuck to my mind, from where I’m from was hard to hear and watch, I’m glad to hear this when I was like five, six years old

[@antionejohnson-cd5sj]

She's so beautiful and talented

[@TrulyADreamer1499]

she played loretta very well and sang good too

[@kennethreed9351]

What a awesome feeling that would have been.. Being really nervous thinking people wouldn't like you...then as she is singing she can see the crowd slowly turning and listening to her sing...an sissy was excellent in portraying Loretta spot on...pretty sure she won a oscar for this an she deserved it 100%...

[@LIONSMANIAC]

How did Spacek not crack the charts (even though it's a remake?) This is awesome!

[@Juggalo5588]

@2044martina Its my favorite too, I own the DVD, and I have been watching this movie since I was 4. I am 23! This is Sissy Spacek at her finest!

[@peiwu979]

Talent, pure talent. How do you act like you are sky, scared, sing like there is no tomorrow and speak like you lived in Kentucky or WV all your life? Love this movie!

[@johnw.6479]

When my adult sister said she liked this song, I knew what she meant. I felt connected to her admiring this simple, powerful scene of the movie.

[@PinkStilettoGirl]

i love this movie she is my hero

[@rogerrobertlitchfield1665]

Awesome song

[@andydotyhere303]

This movie is a gem

[@MrRugbyloosehead]

My favorite scene in Coal Miners Daughter, thanks for the upload... ; )

[@andyjones9386]

Love that steel intro. Sissy really nails this song.

[@kdmuncy1]

She has a beautiful voice, had a sister-in-law that sang like that

[@TerryOBrien-dk7xc]

That was one of my favorite scenes also love the song

[@donnabennett6239]

Love this song

[@William-i5u]

Great song and singer 🙏

[@tigerdog1954]

Great song-I have in on a vinyl lp-have seen the movie several times since it came out way back when

[@kyzrsze]

Best scene from this film....thanks so much for posting! Love the way the bass player and the lead guitar give here a wink and a head's up as she gets into the song...

[@merchette14]

Brilliant piece of work.

[@mattlevine5662]

Its so subtle too. Not like todays movies where she wouldve been belting out all these runs at the end

[@1martinis]

@TheMMT910 I have to agree, I can watch the movie over and over again!

[@7959225]

Love it!

[@NightxFallz]

@TheMMT910 This is the song i turn up while watching the movie LOL which of course makes a few heads pop into the living room xD!

[@JuneLynn]

LOVE this movie and song....this is one of my favorite scenes, thanks for posting it....Sissy Spacek was amazing

[@davidfigueiredo63]

Best movie ever

[@ashleycnoble3280]

Real music, real talent, 🎉

[@lauraluffman6177]

Loved that movie

[@mikeymikemolina3080]

Hear after her passing rest in peace 🙏

[@LibranEsq]

this vid in my favorites

[@kcelvisfan11]

sissy did her own singing in this movie

[@ConnieB-x1k]

I love this song. I don't understand why Loretta didn't record it

[@Jennie-pu6dp]

Love her song

[@jlovebirch]

I once watched her and Nick Nolte film a scene together. The story and clips are at "My Life in San Francisco (1989) pt 2".

[@ShawnWard-g9l]

I know what it's like to live by a coal mine I live on top of one in the Pittsburgh area of Laurel county Kentucky Peabody coal company did ous in the 1900s and we had coal to heat our home in the 1990s we had a little white house with no heat so we used coal to heat our house back then

[@chriscarr5429]

I had friends that lived Laurel county KY. I been there for a visit back in the 80s nobody understands how mountain people live. We went into the mountains with our friends and their family knew we were coming. In a south mountain church. I heard the gospel of Jesus Christ preach for the first time in my life. I accept Christ 12 years later due to this experience.

[@chriscarr5429]

I never forget about it. I tell others that's part of my testimony. One way up into the holler blowing the horn and the same way down the mountain blowing the horn from the mountain hollers.

[@chriscarr5429]

In the North country during the great depression and WW2 they used wood. When wood isn't available then they used corn cobs in a fireplace. No coal in the North country.

[@chriscarr5429]

Be thankful you had coal and knew how to use it.

[@lindadensmore1708]

Good movie!!

[@James-v7h5c]

You are the best

[@vovovalbrito]

Filme lindo demais

[@vickiestratton279]

I love her

[@LittmanStethoscope]

Steel Guitar 💯

[@michaeldodge374]

🥰

[@ASTXREA]

this was way before the 70s...

[@wendyjones6465]

Wendy R. Jones - Queen of the Universe (herself) / with the WRJ - QOTU Worldwide Countries of the four

[@parkerging8115]

💜

[@markrussell4729]

My mom was Production designer for the long walk home SS movie 🍿🎥🍿🎥🍿

[@ThatsJustMyBabyDaddy]

🤔

[@johnnyf8227]

10+++++

[@ASTXREA]

im not making a big deal i was just confused about your comment because it has nothing to do with the 70s, thats all..

[@ASTXREA]

okk, im just telling you because you said it reminds you of the 70's when it has nothing to do with the 70's........

[@sandynoe5601]

in the movie wasn't this the first song she did in front of people?

[@janeleekeller]

2011

[@bobbyfeathers2279]

what is this song? is it the same as the patsy cline of the same title? I've always loved it.

[@isaacpedroza5279]

it’s called their he goes by Sissy Spacek

[@sylviaisgod6947]

@@isaacpedroza5279 *there

[@isaacpedroza5279]

@@sylviaisgod6947 I’m a country guy so I can spell it by their idk why

[@sylviaisgod6947]

@@isaacpedroza5279 Bless your heart.

[@isaacpedroza5279]

@@sylviaisgod6947 haha thanks I forget how to spell it sometimes when im talkin or writin I type their instead of there*

[@nightowl7071]

@andenisa Don't blame him with a wife like that! Many man got horney each time they see her ..... and some girls too!

[@jondstewart]

They were at a honkytonk in Washington in the 1950’s. Yeah, right!

[@ASTXREA]

just sayin....

[@sylviaisgod6947]

Wow she got married at 11 years old and had 8 kids by the time she turned 16.

[@Big.AL.Jr.]

Married at 15. Look it up. First child at 16 and four more by 22. Last child in her 30s.

[@sylviaisgod6947]

@Big.AL.Jr. Who cares, Trump 2024!

[@1966gto1000]

There's something nice and wholesome about a bunch of White folks getting together and having a good, civilized time. What has happened to that?

[@williamjackson5942]

Are you confused?

[@lesliemorris3914]

If you want to hear someone that can sing Lorretta's songs go listen to Emily Portman.

[@MrBubyV]

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