SECRET CHILD | Omeleto

[@zoeinkerman969]

"takes an interest in the son" please tell me I'm not the only one that thought this was going to be dark...

[@zekeyeager6040]

me too.

[@yalnatung20]

Me too

[@hayab9453]

Me too

[@mwansakapambwe968]

same...me too

[@ILOVEMUSIC159]

Me 6

[@Toysourboy]

"My mum loves me" *cuts to him getting beat by his mum*

[@queenterri4698]

Lol

[@szymonk8931]

me mommy luvs me*

[@amidhodge2993]

Love taps, they call them.

[@christianpoitra7550]

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[@Toysourboy]

@@szymonk8931 shut up

[@gildaolsen2888]

Watching this again, I realized that at the end, by giving her the ring he was asking her to marry him. He never stopped loving her and wanted to take responsibility for the child. Nice story ending!

[@gordonflewis]

You got the story in one, well done !

[@caileach1]

There is a reason she apologized for not returning the letters, she was opening in beginning. He may have drank too much ( still does?) She broke it off .. her not continuing correspondence; sad and wrong... the boy lived without a father? Whose fault(?) but the parents got to reconsider whatever was the reason .. they can hopefully realize that and move on ...yes together!

[@jennyconnatty7635]

yes!@@caileach1

[@Xavier-p2k]

69 likes funny numba

[@gordonflewis]

You are right. Thank you, the books are on amazon

[@moostasheman3756]

And this is how Gordon Ramsay grew up

[@gordonflewis]

Gordon Lewis was born in Dublin and lived with 100 single mothers in a hidden community. When he moved to north London, he lived in a council property. If you read the book, Secret Child you will understand more. The new book, Secret to Sultan comes out next week in Oct 2020

[@darksodatv6582]

Secret Child Film I don’t think anyone understands jokes

[@raneemhaleem993]

@@darksodatv6582 lol

[@drmaheshkadam1]

@@gordonflewis r/woosh

[@gordonflewis]

New film for you. @t

[@daynee26]

It was his real dad after all, he was catching up, fixing everything in the past. Love it. Salute to all the single mothers out there, like my Mom. I can’t live without her.

[@RadioForYahweh]

He was still drinking

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

@@RadioForYahweh That was not his only flaw. Though he seemed pretty decent overall--as far as was shown to us.

[@georgiosdoumas2446]

Single mothers usually are irresponsible women who connect with bad men, and thus these women show a lack of ability to judge characters, or a lack of ability to keep their feet closed. I do not know if your mother was an exception, but most of cases it is the woman that is equally to blame along with the man. And for a child to grow up without a father figure, it is bad. Go and watch the channels "Think before you Sleep" , and "Better Bachelor" , that have some videos about such things.

[@kingdomwarrior1651]

@@georgiosdoumas2446 though I respect and appreciate that all humans have a right to their opinion. I appreciate when a person is sharing " their opinion" to state it as such. You should not just state something as if it is proven facts because you do not know every single woman and every circumstance. Now, I will not explain much more because your statement gives insight about how you think and I believe that may not change and that's fine. However, I will end by saying that not because a woman is a single mother means she is irresponsible or a bad judge of character, as life is not cut and dry or black and white. Lastly, if you know anything about psychology then your speech would exhibit insight about how circumstances affect and influence decision making.

[@spammus1]

@@georgiosdoumas2446 Go back to reddit with your basement dwellers friends and grow up, we are not in the 30s anymore.

[@mndsph4530]

Oh boy he didn't realize the man was his father and he's a "secret child", a love child ;)

[@devonmozer7092]

Tf you mean i didn't either :))))

[@billgoldstein4215]

@@devonmozer7092 That's what I wrote before I read yours. We're right Demzer! @Mnds PH

[@luckysmith9466]

THANKS FOR THE INFORMATION. May your days be full of BLESSINGS 😇... HEAVEN MUST BE MISSING AN ANGEL 😇 🙏🇯🇲

[@donaDsejdiu793]

Where did you got that?I didn't saw a hint of that??

[@billgoldstein4215]

@@donaDsejdiu793 I think it's "assumed" by the expressions the adults make toward each other. Although NOT very obvious....that's what I think?

[@rudolvonstroheim3898]

These come out just when I wake up so I love watching these every day.

[@notaconvictthatsforsure1007]

Haha these come out just as I’m about to go to sleep.

[@FrizzyFrmErie]

yup

[@rudolvonstroheim3898]

@Annika Hendl Hybrid learning.

[@cynthig_8137]

Yes

[@nickhill8612]

@Annika Hendl No we still have school online here.

[@valprem6401]

This is amazing!!!!! I can't stop tearing up.... I too am a single mother to a 7-year-old boy, me and his father had broken things off abruptly when he was born...all those years I never stopped loving him, and I never told my kid a single bad word about his dad even when he wasn't in contact with us all those years. ~ a few months back due to my son being bullied at school about not having a father, I decided to contact him and get them back together, no matter what. ✨ they met, and it's a slow process of integrating him into our lives. My son is thrilled! ~ more than that- as for myself, I could never imagine that we would be back, together with the man I love, although he is and always was the love of my life, I thought so much time has past and so much pain hurt and anger where in between us, that I simply could not even get myself to think I might love once again, let alone with him!! After having them reconnected, the sparks flew, and we slowly get to know each other, falling in love all over again, just this time as a family👨‍👩‍👦.... This video is godsend, loved EVERY SECOND OF IT, the alcoholism hints and underlined issues, yet SO MUCH LOVE, so little words and so much in them... A masterpiece. thank you so so much!!! Much love from Israel, Val💕

[@playypretendd4690]

Stay strong ma, may you find peace.

[@lolag.9620]

I'm happy for all of you.

[@valprem6401]

@@playypretendd4690 its like orchestrating a military operation for me... But its worth it so we can be happy TOGETHER. we are only two months in to this process, but its all JUST FOR TODAY,so I'm praying, and believing in god's grace and hands leading me, us, to the right way. Love 💗

[@valprem6401]

@@lolag.9620 me too it still is challenging but its the right thing and god's wishes I believe. Thank you for your support

[@vineeth1042]

ohhh thats so sweet you strong women..! YOU MADE MY DAY..!!! 💖

[@sethc6663]

I think the best shorts are usually the ones that are actually true stories and this one is no exception. Absolutely brilliant to watch, no wonder it won so many awards.

[@gordonflewis]

You get a GOLD STAR for your nice review. Have a look at @t to see more. The book, Secret to Sultan comes out in October, watch the new films.

[@Freespiritedqueen]

As an American, I loved this story. As a single mother with a son and daughter....I can relate. Brilliant and I love Gordon.

[@sethc6663]

@@gordonflewis Thank you

[@darrellkavan_93]

Yes even its short but the story line is so great

[@gordonflewis]

You are a STAR @@Freespiritedqueen

[@teestjulian]

Crying. I never knew my real dad. Met him once when I was 18. He couldn't have cared less, so I never went back around. Hes dead now. Raised by a step dad that didn't love me either. Guess what... it does affect a girl her whole life. Married/ Divorced twice. My picker don't work right. Afraid to date or try again.

[@s.stewart8113]

Almost 23 and in the same boat.. not married yet, but do hope future relationships turn positive

[@gordonflewis]

A dark place, but life goes on.

[@teestjulian]

@@s.stewart8113 Some unsolicited advice - if you find yourself in one abusive relationship after another or with men that have addiction issues, get extensive counseling and go to alanon before you get into a committed relationship. I also strongly recommend you work the 12 steps in Alanon... Best thing I ever did for myself. Wish I would have done when I was 20

[@gordonflewis]

@@s.stewart8113 And so do we!

[@gordonflewis]

@@s.stewart8113 If you like to see more of the short film links, and new book, Secret to Sultan, go to

[@RE-xv9fp]

The boy actor, just such a talent! His mimics and facial expressions were so perfectly done!

[@MP-dx8gc]

im one of those who watches mid way then goes to the comment section to get the tea, but im too early

[@Catlover955.]

I do the same lol.

[@nikolasschumacher8831]

I do the same thing.

[@NLGM234HI5]

Lol I'm barely 1/3 of the way in and im doing that

[@heta1811]

That's what I m doing right now ×D

[@gordonflewis]

New film for you. @t

[@carlosidelone8064]

A rather bitter-sweet story of lovable people, with beautiful Irish accents.

[@daganisoraan]

From what we can extrapolate (spoiler) The man isn't wealthy, far from it. Oh, he bring them into a nice restaurant and brings chocolate to the kid, but he doesn't have the money to drive a car and used to have a motorbike. He talks how in London, you can be whatever you want, but its all empty talk. The usual talk of the "loser and dreamer" that can't hold a steady job. And seeing all the reaction from the mother, the man has or used to have a big problem with alcohol. And for the marriage proposal, well good luck for all three of them.

[@os8057]

You smart smart lol

[@valprem6401]

He returned her ring they where married but she left him before the kid was born....

[@micklynnb]

He may be considered wealthy next to the single mother who doesn't seem to have much in the way of money/material items to give to her son.

[@antayafairless9028]

@@micklynnb nothing really showed she forsure wasn't well-off, that's what i love about these... Open ends lol imagination

[@antayafairless9028]

Alcohol yes but I am not sure about the not being wealthy. Even then you don't need a car in London.. Infact it's pretty bad having one lol stuck in traffic for hours

[@james5460]

I can't believe I found a KZbin video where the guy isn't a creep. This is a first.

[@creationanomaly6026]

It was so engaging, didn't expect it to end. I really wish some of Omeleto's films are longer. They are really well presented.

[@gordonflewis]

Secret Child will become a long film

[@gordonflewis]

New film for you. @t

[@d.j.7069]

I felt it was too long for the message it was presenting. The child actor was very engaging ... that was about it!

[@mgm57901]

Almost all of them are like that. The formula seems to be: 1-Great acting and cinematography, etc., 2-Little to no plot, 3- Praise in the comments. Sometimes there are really good ones that prove it is possible to make a good short film with beginning, middle, and end that has both conflict and climax. That is not the majority. That is not to say on the whole I don't like a lot of them. I just think most are lacking or trying to hard to be mysterious despite that fact that plenty of videos show you can do a full plot in 10 minutes.

[@bundesmostfinestent]

why do I get goosebumps when I simply watch how much respect and honesty there was between a stranger kid and a guardian. I really didn‘t expect that

[@nickhill8612]

I'm never disappointed in your short films.

[@333anders6]

there are indeed a couple of duds but just a few

[@333anders6]

@@xavierhenry6867 what i saw was not a result of ups and downs, one film was a downright bastardization of all things film. it was absurdly bad. had to shower after viewing it. no idea how it sneakt into omeleto

[@pebbles92able]

Lol I thought you said "I'm disappointed...."Anxiety is really taking a toll on me 😞

[@gordonflewis]

New film for you. @t

[@kristinaleonardo9222]

It’s not always a fairy-tale. No matter how much love there is or how much you would like the father of your child to be in his life, if there was abuse once, there will be again, for lack of character is not so easy to overcome. Wishful thinking for love, rainbows and a complete family is one thing...before the reality sets in. Sometimes, just sometimes, not having a father in your life (as hard and heartbreaking and difficult as it is for both, son and the mother), is still better than having a bad one in your life. Agree?

[@mdinofilms]

What a beautiful little film! The moment at the start with the statue of the Virgin Mary is one of the best transitions since The 39 Steps (1935) - when the scene of farmer beating his wife cuts to the policeman and Hannay laughing.

[@darrellkavan_93]

yes but the beating was a bit intense though cause i thought it was a short film about the struggle of domestic violence xD but thankfully it's not

[@KelsyEnalicious]

So they both didn't want the child to know his the father becoz his a famous man & so they wanted the son to have a normal life? Nice.❤

[@BlackSeranna]

@@xavierhenry6867 What was that thing he handed to the woman at tea? Pretty sure that was a check.

[@spicybrown75]

@@BlackSeranna looked like a wedding ring. She opened it on her walk back from the restaurant.

[@gordonflewis]

You are right

[@susanrhodes5681]

no the child is his. the man is an alcoholic and barely gets by that;\'s why the mom left him.

[@BlackKiryuu]

@@susanrhodes5681 Then why did she get back together with him?

[@chelseacco6]

I didn't even know this was new because I already know there are hundreds I haven't watched and I assumed this was one of them 😂

[@Cole-tr8ux]

Ikr these stories feel like movies

[@gordonflewis]

New film for you. @t

[@2muchofme280]

I thought this was going to be about the man abusing her son 👁👁. So this is just a love story? I’m confused here

[@gordonflewis]

Check out more about the new book, Secret to Sultan book on ​@t​

[@jesusisapisces]

Are you disappointed or something? 👀👀

[@2muchofme280]

@@jesusisapisces no 😂

[@gojosatoru1033]

@@2muchofme280 that man was basically the real father and was catching up on them and trying to fix things

[@minV5326]

@@gojosatoru1033 What Really?

[@joobernardini1373]

Very moving film. The casting is great especially the boy: usually I hate watching kids play coz they are bad and it is embarrassing ... but this little actor is so natural and fresh, great talent! 👍🎥❤️👌!

[@gordonflewis]

@@xavierhenry6867 New film for you. @t

All these actors are amazing. The actor who plays the little boy son reminds me of someone who started as a child actor in the TV soap Hollyoakes.

[@euanreid6682]

The kid has the acting skills of a seasoned professional... pretty amazing if you ask me.

[@gordonflewis]

Austin is a little STAR

[@reshmajose6240]

The boy looks like Martin Garixx

[@reshmajose6240]

@@Mia-iu7on 😂😂😂 yeahh

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

Hey, that's right! LOL! No wonder he looks familiar!

[@reshmajose6240]

@hfdkefds yeah lol sorry about that

[@jake78441]

HAHAHAHAHA Young MARTIN YES i can see it

[@reshmajose6240]

@@jake78441 😄😄😂

[@songsmith31a]

Gentle and pleasing. A welcome antidote to harsher slices of life.

[@skyseal2439]

😳

[@ESCL2004]

When his mom caught him spitting the sugar into his cup😂😂

[@jessicaruiz4789]

I want to cry 😭 the boy needs a father figure in his life

[@Aanita75]

Dont cry. Some children do not have no family at all.. this is sad

[@lordkomninos8903]

He needs a loving and caring father, to love him, keep him safe and care for him.

[@merhona3472]

He need other families not to bring up cruel bully boys.

[@christinekaye6393]

But not that guy.

[@antoniettabombardelli8868]

The little boy is an amazing actor!

[@demidxpe9096]

3:08 damn I wish my mom apologizes me after an ass whuppin

[@walmarthoodies9647]

😂 Ikr

[@kaleahcollins4567]

He looks like the boy that played young Frank McCourt in the movie Angela's Ashes the kid that got beat up

[@pogmothoin7133]

Ha I've only just noticed 😂

[@zoedark7101]

They're not irish.

[@smarcel1]

That's gotta be his biological dad.

[@gordonflewis]

New film for you. @t

[@nahcuz1068]

Hi

[@lucanumarus5391]

I hate hate hate it, than kids get punched by there parents

[@aayanhanafi1185]

Umm then you would hate all of us

[@gordonflewis]

New film for you. @t

[@uhbhhhh5867]

This comment reminded me of when my dad was punching me on my face non stop cuz i pissed him off and wouldnt listen to him im not in contact with him now non of my family maybe my mums side but dont talk to em much cuz i used to be abused by em all my life and its their fault my childhood was ruined at least i got alot of stuff out of it. The experience and the knowledge to deal with this kind of stuff and to see other peoples veiws aswell and what they might feel when something happening to em to be more empathetic and compassionate

[@jesusisapisces]

@@uhbhhhh5867 I'm SO sorry that happened to you. I hope you're in a better place now. ❤️❤️

[@milkshake2659]

@D M most of the time parents that beat like that do so over trivial things, plus being angry is just fine, but when you sin in your anger that’s the problem

[@marystar6021]

This short film has the potential of being a great miniseries!

[@racheeerach]

I’m sure there’s a reason Cathleen left, pregnant, and didn’t respond to letters for nine years. Equating Cathleen hitting Gordon to a mother’s love was so important in showing us the mentality of the times. The acting in this short was really great, and the actress’ body language when Bill ordered a drink, gave her the ring, suggested Gordon visit him in London, and offered to walk them home (to a safe haven) said so much without requiring any words. And that line about not liking dogs… I’d like to give my compliments to the team that made this short. It was excellent storytelling.

[@jeffmullinix7916]

When the boy was beaten I had to skip that part . It just gave me a flashback from when I was a kid when I was whipped with a belt buckle .

[@RigzisRoman]

I was hit with a studded belt in the butt, it hurt but I laugh when ever I remember that moment because I was looking in the mirror and saw my face, I looked funny. Hopefully your beaten wasn’t life changing or really really bad

[@s-dyorindyorin-s149]

I wonder how common are such educational measures in the West nowadays, because in Soviet Union and Russia (at least before the age of social networks) it was an absolutely ubiquitous practice, which many parents I believe regarded as their sacred duty lol.

[@jacobkim3690]

Same but it wasn’t “abusing” it was more punishing cause I do some bad things when I was young like have a temper for no reason and get made when I do homework’s so it doesn’t matter

[@nataliasoundso4947]

@BennieZeGeek496 uff being young sucks so much. sorry you have to deal with all this stuff.

[@gildaolsen2888]

Mom realized it was in her hands to stop the bulling. Then the man was willing to take responsibility for both. Love was still there, it was up to her now to put the past in the past and give her son a bright future and accept her man for what he was. Sometimes it is difficult to make decisions, but she had to be more pan-determined for the three of them and society. The moral of the story is "your actions affect others, so be responsible for them!"

[@RadioForYahweh]

He was still drinking! This is why abuse continues because we let ignorant emotions come in and tell us, oh its okay, he's going to give us money and nice things. The drinking will be fine, until the midnight fights, the hitting, all starts.

[@RadioForYahweh]

And then blame everything on the man. We knew better before getting into that marriage and we chose death. Lie in your bed.

[@gildaolsen2888]

Who is supposed to help the man you love? Who is supposed to educate children? It takes a strong being to take responsibility for all aspects of life. People is good deep inside. They deserve to be helped. just saying!

[@JorgeContreras-oo2ih]

"Secret child",so that was the thing.

[@hiroboy2612]

As soon he says something about the fight she starts acting all nice

[@Ayush-ok6ck]

Your music is always fantastic and oh! Yeah the movies too.

[@christinekaye6393]

I see a lot of happy endings lovers here. To me, it's bittersweet. Big smiles and a kiss on the mouth when they meet, polite, almost sad smiles and a kiss on the cheek when they part. They've done a lot of living in 9-10 years and are different people now with different priorities.

[@crizbacani9488]

It's about the film producer's childhood life.

[@gordonflewis]

You are right.Thank you, the books are on amazon

[@thej7362]

abuse part is relatable, not joking either almost got me tears because of flashbacks

[@gordonflewis]

Thank you

[@nathanielsizemore3946]

Nice story. From the comments, way too many people think the worst of a situation. Keep up the good stories.

[@esahcaeeneiradgbo2464]

Very beautiful movie. The cast were amazing you could really feel the emotions. Once again Omeleto has captured our hearts with a beautiful short film

[@athenadiana2671]

Esahcae Eneiradgbo i didn't get it... will the parents patch up?? Why did he give her the ring?? What does it mean??

[@esahcaeeneiradgbo2464]

@@athenadiana2671 What I believe it means is that the man knew the woman. And between the two they had their son Gordon. So I do believe that the man wants his beloved and their son back. Also I think the man wanted to marry her. I hope I summarized the story for you Diana.

[@athenadiana2671]

I got the former parts. But what the ring signified, I couldn't understand. Thanks for helping me out there...

[@lloydrobert6182]

Austin Taylor (Gordon) is absolutely brilliant. Sparkling with energy and flavour!

[@zexify6336]

4:19 I thought she was playing the piano for a second

[@dougwright5014]

I went back to watch! LOL It does!

[@EJ-dv6om]

I love this short and I love Omleto. ❤

[@darrellkavan_93]

I agree same here

[@jsvendsen6256]

Based on a true story, which makes it even more heart wrenching. Maybe it's only heart wrenching for those of us who yearn for some sense of fatherly love and approval way past the time you'd think one would yearn. But yearn I do. It truly follows you your whole life if you're not given what you need. Love your children so they don't become like me. A bit of a shell.

J Svensden. I had everything and more but one sibling didn't like it - so I to feel a bit of an empty shell. But there is art, sport, books, knowledge. Take care. Stay safe.xx

[@ultranate8618]

Beautifully sad. I wish when I met my dad he was that cool. Well done pulls the heart strings a good one cheers...

[@Octobris]

You do not hit your child. Ever.

[@vinuthomas2814]

I can't get over how amazingly pretty Fiona is!

[@epik3336]

This was the best short I’ve seen so far.

[@Ninalgy]

awww this is so wholesome and cute 🥺

[@gordonflewis]

A big thank you, see more new film links on the website for the new book, Secret to Sultan.

[@letshuman8985]

I love the way Irish people say “theater.”

[@liammccullars3883]

Damn she had him in a headlock!

[@420aloo]

Why can't they live together when they love each other so much ? The Man and The Lady .....

He still prefers mates and a drink.

[@PoetryFoxDayz]

And here I was prepared to watch a whole movie!

[@dalsegno1251]

Waited for a leprechaun to pop out of a hole in the ground and do a riverdance... disappointed.

[@xnadave]

So, if I understand this correctly: dude meets the son he didn't know he had after ~11 years, pulls it off with style, and his only fault was having a beer at lunch. (Hell, I'd have been tempted to do a shot under those circumstances just to avoid hyperventilating.) It's so rare to see something with a happy ending these days. Thanks for making this.

[@mrsponkman]

I have an unhealthy addiction to omeleto

[@noorulain8081]

That boy's future is gonna be so bright 🌟

[@gordonflewis]

New film for you. @t

[@LaKimAnahi]

Secret Child when?

[@MrAdal206]

You can see how sentimental the director is. Reminds me of myself.

[@gordonflewis]

Thank you, the books are on amazon

[@JolieUTU]

Loved this happy ending and hoping the best for this family!

[@gordonflewis]

Thank you @t

[@EnriqueLopez-hb5jn]

This movie, shows how it used to be, way back in the day, when the mothers, either were unwed, or their husbands were in the military, then at the time, there were nuns who would make sure that their children, were disciplined considering some of the mothers themselves were children

[@krashd]

The joys of living in a Catholic country where sociopaths could put on religious garb and get away with anything.

[@EnriqueLopez-hb5jn]

@@krashd This reminds me when some schools were runned by Priests, You had Nuns, and they were strict, of course times have changed, when the students would have to Latin, now it is in English , There are a whole lot of movies talking about the theme, like for Example, Fanny&.Alexander, some movies that show how it was way back, when there was children and parents that were poor, this you could see a lot in what was Baja California back in the day.

[@NoOb-tr3vr]

2:38 - 3:17 humanity in a nutshell

[@amapparatistkwabena]

Every son needs a good father. Full stop.

[@gordonflewis]

Thank you, the books are on amazon

[@tecacotes]

"Do you have a dog?" "No, i'm not a fan of dogs." Me getting the kid and running out the door.

[@gordonflewis]

If you read the book, Secret Child you will get the full story.Queen: @

[@shinew7185]

Now this was one short film I wish was a tad longer. Good film though, thanks Allen. 👍🏼😊

[@dieselrotor]

We can sure use a lot more happy endings these days.

[@Mark-ix4zt]

"Early in the day for a drink" it's never too early for Guinness 🍻

[@kelseyllama4701]

I knew I recognized that dude from somewhere and it turns out he was in Bohemian Rhapsody!!!!

[@gordonflewis]

Right

[@bombshellbunni]

Yas! True I was wondering

[@user-princess99]

Hi ya, he also played Jamie maguire in the TV series shameless. Brilliant actor and so good looking too 😍

[@elliotp23]

When the guard said go on home and clean urself up, I thought the boy said yes god lmao

[@krashd]

He said "Yes, Garda", it's the Irish word for Police.

[@tomo7374]

The Toblerone is just from Tesco’s

[@gordonflewis]

New film for you. @t

[@margkropf5541]

A beautiful film about ordinary people. I adore the child. Would love to be his grandma!!!!

[@nyssautami560]

What a lovely film!! I love the music too❤️

[@leszeknagooglach]

I was abused by my mother just like that boy. I'm over 50, still can't get through it emotionally...

[@walmarthoodies9647]

Grow up

[@Berrygirl6784]

Dont worry

[@alifasayed4297]

Switzerland is a shop in London 😆😂 sorry for ruining a bit tho

[@abunusaybah4165]

This is sad. Only a father knows the burden of pain of seperation fom his child!

[@gordonflewis]

Thank you, the books are on amazon

[@official_surge]

She looks like the Irish girlfriend from mafia definitive edition

[@davidhalim9531]

You can tell its gonna be funny when you heat the word "TAKE THAT BACK"

[@wmalden]

I love how the Irish pronounce film as “FILL-um”.

[@ebonynaomi1085]

Jamaicans pronounce it the exact same way. Lol

[@rachelmacdonald9195]

They did that in Pictou County, Nova Scotia, too :)

[@mariaboyle9920]

They are most definitely americans. Trying to do irish accents. All the same FILL UM is correct 😂

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

@@mariaboyle9920 "They are most definitely americans. Trying to do irish accents." WRONG. The mother and at least one of the male leads (I believe the father) are both Irish.

[@Miraculousstarrrr]

In India it's pronounced as fill-im

[@jessie-ht7bc]

if i got a toblerone id call him my dad immediately hahaha

[@zekeyeager6040]

Same lol

[@gordonflewis]

Thank you, the books are on amazon

[@thetarotdetective3363]

Yes

[@sadiehoney1885]

I'm not one to ever comment on the films I watch on your channel but this was beautiful ♥

[@skyseal2439]

😳

[@garybarnes4169]

When a man doesn't like a dog, I don't trust him. When a dog doesn't like a man, I trust the dog.

[@summertimebeau]

I'm a single mother too so this hits close to home.

[@aiseshocker9341]

Hello

[@aiseshocker9341]

I was lonely and i need to talk with some one to wipe off my sadness, I came accross your name so i decide to say hello and I hope you are not angry

[@beedgehog]

"Looks like you lost a fight" 😂

[@richloquinerio2984]

Toblerone, with picture houses is incredible omelto

[@zainsayed5363]

My favorite chocolate.

[@PaytonML]

This boy is a star👏 More Austin Taylor please

[@nickhill8612]

Yes he is. I love his hair and his smile.

[@Smdylan]

Accent is annoying in this, but good young actor.

[@khushboopathak2886]

This video was like an insight into a single mother's life ,with a lovely ending

[@HalfbloodPixie]

Can’t help but to think of Mrs Brown Boys when I hear the accent 😂

[@dougwright5014]

She was his side chick he knocked up! Overwhelmed by the news..... the ring. Pretend you have feelings to lessen the blow of child support

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

Bill, expressing disbelief: "Get away with ya'!" Eddie Murphy, expressing the same: "Get outta town!""

[@c.md_]

I don't get it. From what I gathered... This was about a woman raising her boy and the man she meets up with after 9 years is the boy's father. She doesn't tell either of them, and the man is too oblivious to realize since it seems he is an alcoholic or at the very least was. The woman hesitated to read all his letters, which makes me think she left him 9 years prior most likely due to the alcohol problem or something -- not totally sure. I don't know, am I close? 🙃

[@ioanamihaela8101]

I think that too

[@michaelbenson3983]

G h r d

[@dmckenzie7333]

They had a love affair 9 years ago...she got pregnant and ran away without telling him about the baby and did not write him. Then she tells him about the child and after considering he comes to meet them. He secretly proposes by handing her a ring in a handkerchief. So now she has a lot to think about.

[@strawbii_cow823]

I wheezed when Gordo left to stand next to his mom instead of the man

[@gordonflewis]

It what happens in life.

[@ndeaye72]

That looks like the guy who played Jim Hutton in Bohemian Rhapsody

[@damionstevens1289]

That’s one sportive mom

[@gordonflewis]

Yes. Check out more about the new book, Secret to Sultan book on ​@t​

[@skyseal2439]

😳

[@luyaowang4317]

The son is a really handsome young man

[@gordonflewis]

@t