You Surely Will

[@peacelove8941]

I must say as a man in my 40s I'm not ashamed to say I love this movie.

[@neils5539]

No shame in that, it's a great film.

[@amemoore]

Me too!

[@fightthegoodfightoffaithmi8676]

Romans 1:16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek. Your comment peace love, brought this verse from Romans chapter 1 to remembrance. Brother Paul an apostle chosen by God to preach the gospel of Christ was not ashamed of the gospel of Christ, and I am currently at the age of 31 right now. Been sharing the verses from the Bible for a long time since coming to Jesus Christ back in 2018 to become born again. May this verse help you out in following Him.

[@matthewmcvey3494]

I love this movie too

[@ozyankee4403]

At 60…. Myself as well

[@neils5539]

Probably the best scene in one of the best movies ever made. This film is endlessly ridiculed for being sickening sweet, but has so much to be learned from in it. Just imagine our world if people applied the concept of finding the good in people. It would be wonderful!

[@johngreen3543]

I always found the good in my father and forgave him for the bad.

[@deltonlowery812]

I concur This movie is a treasure and this scene brought a preacher to his knees!

[@patriciajrs46]

Exactly!!! Look for rainbows in all sparkly things!! Prisms are great.

[@thelastsidewalk]

This is my favourite scene in the movie. It's just beautiful.

[@rachaelmorris3405]

Me too!

[@jerusalem4492]

Mine as well. It makes me emotional! Wonderful stuff.

[@thelastsidewalk]

@@lleaha That's very observant. Thank you. Do we know a lot about where the movie was filmed?

[@joline2730]

No, the best bit is when he's in Church and he says that he has read them all ....

[@allysonkho2017]

First scene filmed

[@TheSpiralnotebook]

Academy Award for Hayley Mills. And I think she deserved it. The way she hit that off-hand, disarming tone ...so natural. Maybe the greatest child performances ever.

[@Tommyblueeyes]

It wasnt an academy award at all..it was a juvenile A award, which is different

[@slc2466]

If you haven't seen her debut in "Tiger Bay" I highly recommend it.

[@michaelburton5988]

​@slc2466 yes an amazing movie debut

[@saran3214]

That little dress she has on is beautifully made. Plaid is very hard to match seams up with and someone sewed this perfectly. It is a very detailed piece of work.

[@thelastsidewalk]

That's wonderful perception. Thank you for pointing it out :) There are some lovely dresses in the movie.

[@saran3214]

@@thelastsidewalk My best friend's grandmother sewed professionally, when I was a girl. She could have made this. It is just something I notice. You do too!

[@marjoriemargel1567]

@@thelastsidewalk Disney Studios Wardrobe Dept made this dress. I wonder if the seamstresses were also responsible for the cast costumes back then at Disneyland. Probably made dozens and dozens ever week.

[@miamars90]

Hayley Mills recently released her autobiography and in the book, she says that plaid dress was her "least favorite and least comfortable of the dresses".

[@saran3214]

@@miamars90 Walter Plunkett designed the dress. He was nominated for 10 academy awards in his career, won it for An American in Paris. It was a costume, not a dress for wearing. It was designed for show, just like the high button shoes and the pulled back hair with the huge bow, probably all not too comfortable. I looked the dress up and his creating it validated my opinion of it. Similar to liking a painting and discovering a master painted it, which Plunkett was in his field. But Haley probably did hate it, she was a pro and knew not to complain. All the costumes look uncomfortable, except for the skinny dippers in the beginning!

[@linda_smilesrfree2744]

Pollyanna: "There are 800 Happy texts...did you know that"? Minister: No, i didn't know that. Pollyanna: Yes, well there are...my father said, "if God took the trouble to tell us 800 times to be glad and rejoice, HE must have wanted us to do it! ❤🥰

[@frederickbae1634]

Thank you very much

[@aleisaetheridge8682]

Absolutely ,I've loved this movie for so many many years and I wish it was something every child saw and adult atleast once a month .I've played the glad game in my home with my children and Grandchildren and Ofcourse ,If U only look for the bad You'll certainly find it ,Why not look for the Good in people .

[@normanabrahams]

Wow🌈🌈🕊️🇿🇦🇿🇦🕊️🕊️

[@derekllewellyn6663]

​@@normanabrahamsit's looks great and good I love it so much it's looks really nice

[@slcRN1971]

Many years ago, I read something in ‘Readers Digest’ magazine that was a way to not be like the Abraham Lincoln quote of finding ‘the bad in people’. Find something good and then focus on that, see if it works. So I tried it the next day at our main Post Office. The lines were very long and most people were very grumpy, by the time they arrived at the postal clerks counter. It was my turn and I smiled and said to the grumpy clerk, that she such lovely fingernails. That my nails always crack or split and I admired hers. Her whole demeanor changed and she smiled too. I’ve found that this works almost every time--find something positive, be polite , smile.

[@kirnpu]

I totally agree with you! It costs nothing to give a compliment and you can see that it usually brightens someone's day.

[@ruadhrose]

Karl Malden was amazing in his role as the Reverend in this movie.

[@patriciajrs46]

One of the best scenes out there for what God wants us to do. Be glad and rejoice in it!!!

[@TheRopenNetwork]

Pollyanna was an Angel in disguise.

[@rhettjanes1056]

Love Hayley Mills when I was a child Disney would do reruns of her movies late at night and I enjoyed watching all of her films

[@lowmazda626]

what the clip doesn't show is that the reverend does a complete introspection and has an emotional breakdown and spiritual awakening

[@denebvegaaltair1146]

Oh my god. Saw this for the first time and tingles ran down my body. What a precious, precious movie, so like Walt Disney himself

[@texan-american200]

This movie is surprisingly underrated. Glad that I was compelled to see it at school.

[@DanielSelk]

...If only the world today could watch this movie and actually LISTEN to it. =) It would be a totally different place.

[@sutrasofdelight]

The true power of Pollyanna isn't that she spread delight... it was that she didn't give a f*ck when people pushed back or got in her way. Proceed my dear, proceed.

[@katthefantastic]

I'm an old world Pagan and I adore this movie!🫶🌈

[@natalieohlsson7777]

Pollyanna has so much wisdom ❤

[@hebneh]

This was the first scene that Hayley shot on this film and she admitted that at the start, in the morning, she didn't do a good job. She was distracted by being able to see the food service truck in the distance and she couldn't stop thinking about having an "American doughnut". When they broke for lunch, her father told her (nicely) that she hadn't been "on", and after that, the scene went fine.

[@thelastsidewalk]

Wow. That's amazing. Was/is there an interview recorded somewhere?

[@hebneh]

@@thelastsidewalk That story is from an interview I saw last year on KZbin, but now I haven't been able to find it again. Hayley was speaking from her home in England with an interviewer who probably was in the USA.

[@rayoflight6505]

She talks about this in her memoir "Forever Young" her father called her a big white cabbage.

[@jordanwhite8099]

My homework: Read the whole Bible and find those happy texts.

[@michaeljeremyrichards6901]

No wonder Hayley won an Academy Award in this movie. I guess Walt find the new Shirley Temple in "Pollyanna".

[@kathleenosborne6931]

Look for the good in people. Glad passages. 800 happy texts. 😀🥰

[@SeekTheGoodInAll]

one of my most influential movies I've ever watched.

[@bethelle9099]

I am surprised that this is the first time seeing this clip on KZbin. Lincolns words are profound and since watching this movie, decades ago, I have used his words many times. This movie is one of the best that Disney ever produced! Thanks for sharing!

[@musicfan1984]

A fun fact about that line. Lincoln never said that line. The writer/director David Swift came up with it and was quite proud of that whole scene. He was extremely honored that everyone thought that something he wrote was good enough to be thought about coming from Lincoln.

[@bethelle9099]

@@musicfan1984 , No kidding!!! Had Lincoln said anything remotely similar? Those words ring true, no matter what the origin!

[@fightthegoodfightoffaithmi8676]

Romans 7:15 For that which I do I allow not: for what I would, that do I not; but what I hate, that do I.

[@thearmyflyer4905]

I think the reverend realizing his mistake is the best part of the movie. Later in the movie he rails her aunt explaining how the town was blessed the day she came to it.

[@SpikeLanta]

I can think of lots of churches that need to watch this scene. Too many of them focus on the drama of Christianity and not enough of the happy parts of it.

[@Freethought2.0]

If you want to live a world free from war, crime and abuse just listen and learn from Pollyanna.

[@David-hc1zh]

“Rejoice in the Lord Always and Again I say Rejoice” pretty much sums up the Bible.

[@StoryMing]

Ah, they cut the part which makes this my favorite scene in the movie! Right after this, when Rev. Ford reads Aunt Polly's letter, and realizes than "nobody owns a church".

[@debbiebrooks3473]

Age does not matter when you are watching wholesome entertainment. I’m 69 and I love it.❤️👍

[@johnhazlett3347]

People forgot what true religion is.

[@karalewis007]

I love this movie!

[@MechanicalTrader]

the nuclear family...the patriarchy....remembering....wisdom from a child...humility.... "humble yourself before The Lord" ...err child..."the word of the Lord endures forever"

[@tginactive]

Amazing scene! I love this movie!

[@blue-sea8901]

Me too besides The Parent Trap.

[@chasegordon9683]

I love this movie so much!

[@blue-sea8901]

Me too besides The Parent Trap.

[@Oldag75]

Per a documentary, Karl Malden got severely sun-burned on his head during the filming of that scene. What a great movie !

[@jeffrey7321]

Love this movie

[@sorayaluiz4920]

Gorgeous,thank you

[@slc2466]

At 1:42 the Academy must have decided to give Hayley an Oscar based on that reaction alone.

[@neils5539]

She just sells this scene from beginning to end (so does he). Watch both of their movements, they're just so natural. Like it's a real conversation in life, not in a movie.

[@ronhaag1968]

Our family saw this Walt Disney film at an outdoor drive-in (no longer there) in 1960. As an 8 year old Catholic, indoctrinated with the Baltimore catechism, I shut my eyes to avoid the opening scene of skinny-dipping

[@johnhazlett3711]

It's very true to tell people the truth is very important, even when they don't want to hear it. But it's also very true that it's important to respect the dignity of our fellow man/woman.

[@omega4881]

Mercy and Truth

[@johnprovince5304]

Its not an authentic Lincoln quote but its wisdom is undeniable.

[@garycallan7384]

Disney had to pull thousands of lockets from stores when he found out it wasn't a Lincoln quote

[@teresathompson1114]

Such amazing acting

[@hebneh]

At the time none of us questioned why Pollyanna, who’s supposed to be 100% American, has an English accent! Or in “The Parent Trap” either.

[@Tommyblueeyes]

ummm or in all 5 disney movies?

[@bookdear]

Aunt Polly explains to the Reverend earlier in the movie that Pollyanna's father was a minister in the British West Indies. I never noticed that as a kid, though! Clever of Disney to sneak that in to explain it.

[@hebneh]

@@bookdear That's an explanation for this particular role, but she still had the accent in all her other Disney movies too, in which she played Americans.

[@bookdear]

@@hebneh You're right!

[@2Scribble]

I wish you hadn't skipped his breakdown - when he realizes what he's been doing and who he's been hurting

[@oldfarmshow]

It’s hard to name my my favorite My scene in the movie ; but this could be it

[@fightthegoodfightoffaithmi8676]

Matthew 24:13 But he that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved. John 8:32 And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. John Chapter 10 27My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me: 28And I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish, neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand. 29My Father, which gave them me, is greater than all; and no man is able to pluck them out of my Father's hand. Galatians Chapter 5 22But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, 23Meekness, temperance: against such there is no law. Here are some of the verses that are good. One of them I love the most is Matthew 24:13 about the one who endures to the end they shall be saved.

[@stinggodswrestler1143]

this is my favorite part

[@fightthegoodfightoffaithmi8676]

Numbers 32:23 But if ye will not do so, behold, ye have sinned against the LORD: and be sure your sin will find you out. 1 Samuel 15:23 For rebellion is as the sin of witchcraft, and stubbornness is as iniquity and idolatry. Because thou hast rejected the word of the LORD, he hath also rejected thee from being king. Romans 3:23 For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God;

[@barelyprotestant5365]

This cut out the essential ending of the scene...

[@aarondiceston1827]

This movie is pollyanna in 1960

[@unappreciatedtreehouse821]

When I die I hope I go to Harrington.

[@gordonrottman469]

Halley's first movie was a little known British-made B&W called "Tiger Bay" (aka "Mystery at Tiger Bay") in a totally different role than she played in any Disney movie. A not so very nice tomboy.

[@nicholasreid1836]

Perhaps when you say "little known" what you mean is "little known in the United States". The film is seen often enough on British TV - it's a pursuit story in which Hayley's father (John Mills) plays a police detective on the track of a sailor (Horst Bucholst) who has kidnapped the little girl (Hayley Mills) who has witnessed him apparently committing a crime. A good film.

[@Garrettk41]

I saw it once, years ago. Not half bad.

[@philipanderson4673]

...and she is astonishing... unfortunate that Disney got his hands on her...

[@Tommyblueeyes]

@@philipanderson4673 someone had to, it was inevitable

[@Tommyblueeyes]

when people believed in god

[@oldfarmshow]

❤

[@michellebond7971]

Out of the mouth of babes

[@Thomas-lh4hf]

The first smacketh down in history

[@aminsadeghpour1549]

I truly don't think the Reverend was a bad man. I think he was a little bit misguided about how to reach to the congregation

[@scr1231]

A pastor shouldn’t be talking furiously to the congregation.

[@Tommyblueeyes]

well if he talked sweetly there would hardly be any of the plot would there?

[@Оленка-о6г]

Да, радостные тексты...

[@elizamottram308]

Emma Emma Emma Emma

[@alpine1600s]

Amazingly this is on DPlus. Unedited for today's twisted social justice relativistic society.🤣

[@sixsevenstv446]

you just dont get better acting then carl. period

[@felixgelukonstantinescu4751]

in lume sunt 800 de carti bune

[@richh3814]

Who better to get bible doctrine from than old honest Abe. Forget the part about "all have sinned, and fall short of the glory of God" or "none righteous among you, no not one" Disney dosen't want to get people saved, just keep them entertained on the way to hell!

[@garyteague4480]

rich h your right , Lincoln was a good man but notice how the writers of this slyly used something other than the Bible to straighten out this pastor ! Preachers don’t let the world tell you how to preach,; use love , be happy but above all be truthful

[@Garrettk41]

Obviously you haven't listened to the DVD commentary. Lincoln didn't really say that at all. That quote was made up by David Swift, the director of the movie.

[@morenodami5389]

Buongrazie

[@ultrakool]

you can't preach fire and brimstone or God loves you exclusively. you gotta preach the whole counsel of the law. that's fallen out of fashion today, sadly