Fred Rogers - Archive Interview Part 9 of 9

See the full interview at http://www.emmytvlegends.org/interviews/people/fred-rogers

Host and Creator Fred Rogers talks about his work on "Mister Rogers Neighborhood".

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[newtotal66]

What a peaceful experience, watching this gifted fellow chat like the most mature of adults.

[agameofdarts]

deep & simple

[Bellaa51]

mr rodgers has glasses??? o_0 when did this happen?!?! XD

[Rhodacats]

Fred makes such a diffrence in my life. As a school teacher and a Christian I have found so much inspiration in him.

[jrwaneurysm]

Just finished watching all 9 of these segments and I can't believe what a great life he lived. He accomplished more than not only most people could ever dream of but of multiple people combined. There isn't a selfish bone in his body and he truly loved his work. What a great life's story he just shared with us all.

[cozirozi]

what a righteous man. 

[frickabee]

One of the things I like about Fred is his humility. He talks about himself objectively and without any pretense and speaks much more highly of other people. Contrast that with what you see on the award shows on TV or on a DVD commentary. It seems now more than ever that celebrities are nothing but a bunch of ostentatious and self-righteous gasbags who only care about the awards they receive and patronize their audience.

[schlorn]

i met Mr. mcfeely and he was more amazing in person then any of us could have imagined! we were in colege and the only group of colege kids in line with a bunch of parents...the people from the local tv stations were saying dont cause trouble! we were saying we just want to meet mr mcfeely! he was amazing, he said when he saw us "the graduates of the neighborhood! and took individual pictures with all of us and then took group photos, it's not a show but a way of life

[mercedes560sel]

@mikeakaspike . . . I agree . .wasnt well placed at all . .what a fine man, we need many more like him in this world.

[Cinemastique]

@mikeakaspike I think, since this is designed as a record for posterity, they want to be certain that every word is as clear as it can possibly be, so that 200 years from now, there's no confusion as to exactly the words he said. I think they were pretty polite about it.

[flowerdna]

I know. How dare they.

[schlorn]

beautiful