Yoo-Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg -trailer - HHHHHQ - In theaters: July 10,

Yoo-Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg
In theaters: July 10, 2009 Copyright © 2009 International Film Circuit
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From Aviva Kempner, maker of The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg, comes this humorous and eye-opening story of television pioneer Gertrude Berg. She was the creator, principal writer, and star of The Goldbergs, a popular radio show for 17 years, which became televisions very first character-driven domestic sitcom in 1949. Berg received the first Best Actress Emmy in history, and paved the way for women in the entertainment industry. Includes interviews with Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, actor Ed Asner, producers Norman Lear (All in the Family) and Gary David Goldberg (Family Ties), and NPR correspondent Susan Stamberg.
View less * Genre:Documentary * Director:Aviva Kempner * Cast:Ed Asner, Norman Lear, Gertrude Berg, Gary David Goldberg, Susan Stamberg, Andrea Roane, Ruth Bader Ginsburg

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Film & Animation

Tags:

• Norman Lear
• Gertrude Berg
• Gary David Goldberg
• Susan Stamberg
• Andrea Roane
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg

[michiganois]

The Golden age of television was also the Goldberg age of television. God bless her memory, all ready! : - )

[CancunCharlie]

As an Episcopalian growing up in the Bronx during the late 1950's to 1960's most of my friends were either Jewish or Catholic. As a kid I loved this show. The Molly Goldbergs were the kind neighbor you would love to have in good times and bad times. How could anyone not relate to her warmth and kindness. Many thanks for posting this video!

[Rosetheribtickler]

Gertrude Berg is an inspiration to me. I hope I get a chance to see this. I hope many people, do. Thank you for sharing the trailer with us all.

[tomatoes100]

jews stole my land

[piojoreader]

do someone know ...the song name ?...of this show ...

my granfather wants me to recorhat song but is getting dificult to find for me ...thanks this was one of he's favorite songs ...

[walkingkodi]

I loved this show as a child. It was right up there with I Remember Mama.