Inspiring Speech About Learning Differently - Temple Grandin On Autism

[TheUltraNinja]

That was so powerful it knocked my off my chair! BRILLIANT. !!!

[Jessiegurl77]

You cut out the best bit!! XD

[pikkupa1]

The clicking in this video is making me crazy...

[mufrodrigo]

Claire is an excellent actress and IMHO Temple is her life-part. I've got an autistic member in the farther family and I can say she's very convincing - her gestures, stance, facial expressions, mood alternations, panic attacks ... she deserves an award, no doubt.

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[MrHopeTelevision]

is this that woman errol morris did first person episode about?

[mumzee52]

If you haven't seen this movie, get it. Claire is simply amazing and Temple's story is amazing.

[apsdh340]

brilliant



[musicdocumentary]

Wow watching this at work isn't helpful I got a lump in my throat and started crying my son is up for an evaluation soon and he needs to be rocked to a point were he can focus and be somewhat normal usually turns in circles non stop doesn't call me Mom or talk he is 2 years old I need to rent this movie as a Mom with a child in DT OT and ST it is tough to understand your child... I am so glad in this scene they didn't discriminate against her It would've broke my heart.

[sniksapap]

Wow, I'm bawling my eyes out here. Amazing performance. 

[Stealthsuit07]

Meh.

[ObscuroSknim1234]

Damn... this hit home for me. I applaud this. I didn't think it would be anything. But after seeing this vid, I'm just... deeply impressed 0.0

[SilentOwlScribe]

Different but not Less. Thank you.

[MZBABYALEXUS15]

i love this video is amazing

[housecry]

She's getting the Emmy. I cried.

[SilentOwlScribe]

I just cried and cried. It is so true. I am not dumb or stupid, I just think a little slowly. And I have the short term memory of a goldfish. However, I do have the long term memory of a scorned woman.

[alohas01]

this part was truly emotional..fantastic!! fan from Singapore!!

[SuperCOMAME]

THIS WHOLE VIDEO made me shed tears...thanks for the upload..now I wanna watch the whole movie~

[buzzclick500]

Like Larry Winget's book says, "People are Idiots, and I Can Prove It"; different subject, same truth. ;/

[A86]

I can sort of understand what she means about the rocking and other self-stimulation habits of autistic people. I'm not autistic but I do have some degree of ADHD, even more so when I was a kid. In my free time sometimes I would spin around or walk around with my head back facing the sky because it felt comforting in a way and helped me focus my nervous energy. Adults and other kids thought I was a weirdo but it helped me to calm down when I felt like an energy bomb with nowhere to explode.

[MarioSenshis365]

Temple Grandin is a genius! I have a little bit autism and I'm still smart!

[laurabalaura63]

i was amazed by her story. it made me realise how lucky and greatful i should be:D

[chibomato78]

I used to walk in circles and look at the ground and that helps - my brain stops going all over the damn place but now music and pacing work and thought organization comes easier - my husband has to massage my whole body every day - feels nice and helps me calm down but I was misdiagnosed as mildly retarded - I'm currently writing my Masters on the cognitive process dealing with special needs children and how they interpret literature and communication.

[vidasprotegidas]

Admirable. This is PGTC. So: GPTB - Genetic Program Trend Behavior. I'm glad that people like Dr. Temple is duly honored. I am Brazilian and I know how much the world needs as it references.

[Sei1863]

I don't know how she gets any work. She mocks every character she plays and panders to her audience as if asking "Do you get it? Do you get what I'm doing? Do you see why I did this?"

Terrible actress for a great character.

[Thomasveach95]

@Sei1863 Actually she did very well, she's a great actress. Have you met or even seen Temple Grandin? She acts just like her. the more you learn.....

[Sei1863]

@Thomasveach95 I have seen Temple Grandin in person and watched most of her talks on the internet. So don't fucking tell me "the more you learn" you ignorant piece of shit. Claire Danes is a cowardly actress, she has no courage to really immerse in a character and wastes the opportunity every time. I know what I'm fucking talking about, limp dick.

[Thomasveach95]

@Sei1863 Do you have autism? I do, and it was pretty realistic. And while I do believe you met her, you didn't meet her when she was young? She acted a lot different. She wants hugs instead of panicking and using a machine. My parents, both hardened and never cry cried to this for her performance because people who are autistic or live with one can truely understand her character. Besides, cussing makes you look more moronic, just to let you know.

[ARP7777777]

@Sei1863 you can say she is mocking Temple. I sure do not think so Sei. Believe what you want.

[Sei1863]

@ARP7777777 It's freaking weird of you to call me "sei". Piss off.

[ARP7777777]

@Sei1863 Is it not you webname on youtube? What is your webname, then? I will call you by it. There is no need for insults.

[evelsteev]

Liberal white people are hilarious.

[ElleEstVivante]

@Saphruikan Hehehe that needs to be a gif.

[sf2rock]

just brilliant

[Saphruikan]

I LOOOVE how when she says, "No, I don't have children . . . I'm autistic!" EVERYONE whirls around to stare at her.

[ARP7777777]

@Saphruikan yeah. The speaker before her is an prototype Autism Speaks person.

[GaoJay1]

Great movie...;)

[SamVanNistelrooy]

You know, I think that we exclude people because of what they are not who they are. We have to learn to treat everybody the same in this world, and it will be much better.

[maxpowers518]

Great scene and movie. I showed this to my biology class while giving a presentation on Autism.

[SainterX]

i cant belive this didnt win a golden glove,,, some STUPID foreign terrorist film won,, this WAS WAY BETTER

[inspirediam]

This is an amazing perpsective, love this.

[COBRE1975]

peliculon

[77supermommy0709]

aww......i want to see more!

[virginiatechfanx]

I hate her mother character person she fucking pisses me off she needs to let her fucking daughter speak it just seems like she is going to say temple shut up

[ukyvakrow]

@virginiatechfanx you are just getting it wrong. that face shows the love of a mother who is so proud of having a child like that. you totally missed the point

[DevinaSarine]

@virginiatechfanx - Obviously you do not have a child with Autism. If you did, you would realize Temple's speech was a thank you to her mother and an inspiration to everyone in the room. You misread the director's objective which was to show that autistic children are just as thankful to their parents and mentors as "normal" children! Stick to something you KNOW!

[virginiatechfanx]

I hate her mother character person she fucking pisses me off she needs to let her fucking daughter speak

[WildBlueLaker]

I met Temple at this age. She had designed a cattle handling facility & was interesting. We knew she was different and she told us she was; most realized she was gifted to understanding things we could not see, like the way shadows made cattle stop, or how well they moved in a circle. We noticed, but never put it all together; she did. Although I met & spoke with her a dozen times spending hours with us, last year she could not recall meeting me. I did not know why then - now I do.

[WildBlueLaker]

I met Temple at this age. She had designed a cattle handling facility & was interesting. We knew she was different and she told us she was; most realized she was gifted to understanding things we could not see, like the way shadows made cattle stop, or how well they moved in a circle. We noticed, but never put it all together; she did. Although I met & spoke with her a dozen times spending hours with us, last yr she could not recall meeting me. I did not know why then - now I do.

[WildBlueLaker]

I met Temple at this age. She had put together a cattle handling facility. We were interested in her ideas. We knew she was different and she told us she was; most realized she was gifted to understanding things we could not see, like the way shadows made cattle stop, or how well they moved in a circle. We noticed, but never put it all together; she did. Although I met & spoke with her a dozen times spending hours with us, last yr she could not recall meeting me. Needed a visual cue.

[KellyGreen5555]

AMAZING STORY...TEMPLE GRANDIN IS A HERO FOR HER BRAVERY AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO ANIMALS.

[dougbowling]

This clip highlights her superior performance that should win her the Emmy award for best actress. As the father of an autistic child, I have never seen a better characterization of an autistic child.

[pickupartistwannabe]

SHe is SOOOO EPIC IN THIS MOVIE. LOVE IT!

[WatchMyAwesomeVideos]

This is Dane's best role to date