Won't You Be My Neighbor? Trailer #1 (2018) | Movieclips Indie

Check out the new trailer for Won't You Be My Neighbor? starring Fred Rogers! Let us know what you think in the comments below.

US Release Date: June 8, 2018
Starring: Joanne Rogers, Kailyn Davis, Fred Rogers
Directed By: Morgan Neville
Synopsis: An exploration of the lessons, ethics, and legacy of iconic children's television host, Fred Rogers.

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[danoesq]

Thought he was a little corny when I was a kid, but later realized he was such a rare, kind person and one in a million. A perfect example of what humanity should be, a truly great man.

[flashdelirium]

I had never seen a single episode of his show, yet this trailer alone made me feel like I grew up watching him. What a sweet guy. I cried watching this trailer in the theater.

[RottenTomatoesINDIE]

I'm not crying. You're crying! 😭

[demonanil]

I miss Mr. Rogers...We need him now more than ever.

[littlehouseinthebigapple]

I'm literally dripping tears here at my freakin desk... I miss him so much!!!

[MakerInMotion]

So glad Mr. Roger's legacy is intact and he didn't turn out to be like Cosby. He really was the guy he portrayed on TV.

[samanthanickson]

this was my dude. i'll b watching this in the theater, front and center

[baggergurl]

As kids we loved him
As teenagers we laughed at him
As adults we respected him
Mister Rogers your legacy is still felt years later.

[TheUpwardbound]

My eyes are literally watery right now. He really touched my life as a kid and will forever be someone I hope dear to me. What a gentle loving soul. Can you imagine what the world would be like if it was just half as beautiful as he was? The love and peace we would all share! RIP Mr. Roger's with lots of love from one of your biggest fans!

[KeybladeMasterAndy]

There's nobody quite like Mr. Rogers. I can't even think of an equivalent that we have today.

[mackenziemarciniak]

never in my life have i cried just from a trailer. just goes to show how powerful mr rogers has had an effect on me. god i love that man. i miss him so so much

[allys]

We need more people in the world like Mr. Fred Rogers. He always had a way of explaining things, even when they were hard to talk about, such as delicate topics young children probably wouldn’t understand. He was a kind loving man and he is dearly missed!

[jaimevalenzuela]

The 29 people who disliked this .
Mr. Rogers still loves you, just the way you are .

[thelona]

Thank you Mr. Rogers, for spreading so much love in the world, the impact you had on my childhood, and the rest of my life, can not be put into words. The world is surley a darker and colder place without you.

[jordandill]

i'm not crying i just have something in my you Mister Rogers thank you

[jjsc]

I've watched this now several times over several days.
I'm trying to figure out why I tear up each time.
But I don't think about the why too much.
Because it's a happy kind of tears from somewhere deep inside.
With a wish for his vision of humanity.

[ricstormwolf]

Um definitely going to see this movie. I grew up watching Mr Rogers. He taught me how to be a good person. And what I love as an adult is that he didn't push his religion to do it. He showed me that you don't have to be religious to be a good person. You can just go do it.

[worget]

I grew up with Mr Roger's he was a very kind and gentle man. That made kids feel like they mattered.

[arlettapen]

what an amazing man he was, with such an awesome legacy... Simple, kind, true.I was lucky enough to see this modern marvel of a film on my boxxy software. This is probably my favorite movie of the year.

[unclelou]

"Deep within us—no matter who we are—there lives a feeling of wanting to be loved, of wanting to be the kind of person that others like to be with. And the greatest thing we can do is to let people know that they are loved and capable of loving." - Fred Rogers