It pisses me off James never showed Queen the slightest of affection even in private. He loved Easter but yet could not show that love towards his daughter. I know the times were different but everyone knew he was the father.
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Even though slaves were free nothing change because there weren’t any laws that protected formal slaves to be safe . So slavery was still being practiced just done on the down low
He wasn't her "pappy". She was property. like the "grandma" said she is a child of the plantation like a thousand others. I know it's a different day n age but you serious can't believe mixed ppl still weren't treated like shit.
@@cognitivedissonancechristi516In those days, I would have to agree with you. They only looked out for their own preservation. And when it came to Queen and her mother. They were only looked at as slaves, period.
If they were loved he would have freed them! Except he went to war to keep them as his property! Lost his fortune to keep them captive! Like an animal! Nope that’s not love at all! He walked right past her when he got back!
Great movie & the actors were superb! It was hard being a slave, but sometimes, harder being biracial, in Queen’s case. Thank you for allowing us to see this again after all these years.
“It ain’t nothing for a 🥷🏾 boy in this world but pain” years and years later it’s true😭😭 they still hate us. They treat us so poorly ONLY because we’re black. I’m experiencing this very thing at my work place😢
What is interesting is Queen would brag about her pappy being in the war all the time but her pappy only acknowledged he was her father at his own wedding to his friend Smdh !
Most biracial go through phases of there life were there confused. What’s worse than having no father is having one that won’t acknowledge you because of your race even though your right in front of them
I say this all the time where was god during that time period. In the Bible in the old testament god was all around even spoke to his prophets but in slavery quiet as a mouse
@@evelynannettegordon3697 Yall can't blame God for what humans do. God don't control evil. I am a descendant of slaves. If it wasn't for the suffering my people, I wouldn't been born in one of the best countries in the world. That is the testament of God's work. God is good. Amen.
@@evelynannettegordon3697i sincerely don't believe in Christianity simply because it was forced in our ancestors. My ppl worshipped a different religion. Our god was named gikuyu and his wife was mumbi.
@@rubywarner34 We must remember, Though the Prophets of the Old Testament, and the Apostles of the New Testament, spoke for God-they were fallible men who's stories weren't put to paper until many centuries after they passed. Paul wasn't writing his letters untill 300 (200?) years after the last Apostle died. That means no matter the good intentions of those who put it all on paper, they were still human and could corrupt the words and deeds of God with their own biases in the recollection.
@@evelynannettegordon3697God’s punishment on His people for straying away from Him just like with Moses and Israel in Egypt . In the Bible it also says that as humanity strayed further away from the creator, He promised that His Spirit would no longer dwell with us. The privilege of being able to communicate with Him face to face was revoked. Now we seek His face through the savior, Yeshua . Yeshua is the mediator between humanity and The Most High . He is also the last sacrifice for our sins. Through his blood we are redeemed. Just like God forced pharaoh to let His People go, Caucasians were forced to let us go. The issue is we as a people keep straying from Him & His commandments. He is a good God…a just God. When we stray , we unknowingly give Satan legal right to put us in bondage.
😢How strange life is: she's too white to be black, too black to be white, yet her pure night velvet is so very wanted by them! Why? And what a wicked plot too!😢
It's not only just a wicked plot. It's based on a true story. Queen is the grandma of the author. Some events may have been fictionalised but the overall story is true.
This is the true story of Alex Haley's grandmother, Queen. He remembered how traumatized she had been in her life. When she was old she still could Hear the sounds of dogs barking at her. Not the complete story is told in that miniseries. Her life was even worse. It's not a plot. It's someone's true life.
The strangest thing is.. she doesn't pass for white at all. I seriously doubt southerners back then couldn't tell the difference between a white person & biracial person.
I don’t think it is feasible to believe that Queen lived in a brothel but didn’t work as “one of the girls” Haley probably rewrote her historical events due to shame.😮
Reading these comments is crazy. Yall realy thought slaves and the master were in love and he loved the millions of kids that came out of those situations? I know this movie is sweet but yall gotta really do some reading and see how we were truly treated.
@@Abena04there's no way queen could've stayed there . Miss lizzy and queen didn't get along at all. Plus lizzy wanted queen gone. Also the white people around there would've given queen and the family trouble.
She had such a hard life ... I am always amazed by the strength and fortitude of our ancestors in the most deplorable conditions... They deserve all of our respect
I think about Amanda America Dixon. Her father David never married. Amanda knew him as her father. She was always free but her mother remained a slave until the emancipation. Her mother named Julia. Amanda inherited her father's land worth five hundred thousand dollars.
Queen makes really bad decisions over and over again due to pride, not thinking about the consequences, and blabbing the first thing that pops into her head. Given how difficult things were for slaves and free men alike, she makes her life (and the lives of her black family and friends) harder than it needs to be.
You’re right but you have to realize she was raise in the big house so in her mind she was high and mighty being raise by her massa aka pappy unlike the other slaves
Black is absolutely 💯 beautiful and stunning. Blackwomen are exotic to look at. We fail to realise our stunning beauty, and are treat to............ And ............hence, that is why we................
Just finished watching the first part of this epic Alex Hailey mini series completing his family history line. As I saw Roots about his Father's side if the family when it originally aired in the 1970's, I am in amazement that I missed Queen 👑, about his Mother's side if the family history,but I am TOTALLY entranced by it, as it us VERY poignant n core shaking to be confronted with the Civil War and it's barbarism!!! Thanks for posting❤
@PrettynBetween It's sad how lost our youth are today. No sense of direction or purpose. Not all, but most of them are. We wonder why God was so angry at us to have us in slavery. Still worshipping the wrong things.
Ummm Alex Haley was the face of roots and this story. A white man wrote roots and I’m not sure who came up with this fictional story but we have way too much tech and educational sources / internet to know this by now… especially if you’re black. 😐 Beautiful story and movie but it is not a true story. And Alex Hailey is a liar. I own this movie and still love watching it but I searched for the truth as a child.. and found it.
James could've at least given her some money dang. N I'm so glad u posted these thank you!!!! This whole thing has been mind blowing. People should be able to see it everywhere
I absolutely love it this movie queen Alex Haley is an extraordinary writer and I haven’t seen this movie in a long time. Thanks for putting it on RUclips.😊
I was reading your about for your channel and who ever said pretty girls cant express their traumas is just crazy everyone should be able to express their trauma and talk about it share their experiences thats the only way to heal . Shouldn't matter if ya pretty or not we qll deserve the right to share our trauma ❤ & prayers 🙏
I agree but people are always shaming us for Having traumas and expressing them. We always get hit with negative stereotypes if we do. Your right we all deserve the right to express ourselves ❤️
Makes me horrified at what this time was like for so many people. Hard to believe that certain segments of our society were talking about how we would need a civil war if a certain someone didn’t get into the presidency. Some people need to study history and to consider the consequences of their actions! 💔
Film quality a little better than part one. This movie is about the shame of America and other countries who thought their fellow humans were beneath them.
Queen Haley and I share the same birthday! Loved this movie as a kid, and still love it now!! When she is talking to her mother in her grave it breaks my heart. I suggest you read the book which is hard to find (try online), which is more detailed. This tells you who truly suffered under slavery, and racism. Not the brats of today who take everything for granted. Halle Berry has the most rarest, and amazing beauty on this earth!
Alex Haley was an AMAZING writer. This is HISTORY and as sad as it is this is VERY TRUE!!! Like she said in the movie 🍿 “Just a drop of BLACK BLOOD 🩸” a DROP IS TO MUCH!! Every time I watch this movie 🍿 it’s like I’m watching it for the first time🎉 THANK YOU ALEX HALEY & RUclips!!!🙏🏽 WHAT A GRREAT MOVIE👍🏽👍🏽
Halle berry did a great job and deserves an award for this movie. But i dont think she ever did. And its sad how because of slavery and systematic racism amd colorism it was alot of self hate and hate for one another when all hues are beautiful but the oppressors set it up that way wnd and to this very day black people wre etill divided. Now we do it to each other.
I agree. She definitely should have won an awards for this one definitely ‼️ and it’s so unfortunate that the oppressors set up this cruel system that just seems to get worse not better 😞
@bobbierobinson6269 That movie the Jerk makes me laugh every time I see it,I never saw my uncle Richard dance until I seen the Jerk,who plays Steve Martin Dad, I only seen my uncle probably only three times in my life,My uncle was very busy in Hollywood,I never heard Him ever say He couldn't find a job,He was in a hundred movies in Hollywood.
Its sad cause she brought a lot of the trouble on herself....she just wouldnt be polite and create problems where there was none !! No wonder things got worse cause she was carrying a lot of bitterness !!
Not exactly correct cause she had zero issues "standing up for herself" which was obvious.....people would open doors of opportunity but then she would go against the rules etc and create a real shit storm and end up getting kicked out 👍🪻
The introduction of this video the narrator said that Alex Haley told this story "the way he wanted it told " so im interested in the truth aa it actually happened !
Me too! I think sometimes how I was mistreated, and talked about like a dog, by other Black people just because I was bi-racial. This was years before being bi-racial is acceptable like it is today, but the racism came the most from other Black kids and they learned that from their family. I can relate to Queen when she said she was Black, and nobody would help her. It took me a long time to learn not be afraid of other Black people because of the mistreatment. My mom was a full-blooded Native American who was raised on our reservation, so she was naive on a lot of things about life off the reservation. Especially when she had 4 kids who were half Black. She could only teach me so much about dealing with others when it comes to racism. We lived in a Texas city that was small-minded at the time when it comes to race relations. As much as a lot of the Black kids talked about me daily, I couldn’t make it through the day without hearing someone had ‘Indian’ in them. I hear it so much I automatically tune those claims out. I now realize that it was all jealousy from those people because I came from the direct blood of someone who is, and the rest of our tribe. All those experiences made me stronger, learn to sympathize with others, realize not all Black people are not the same, and just be proud of who I am. I agree people do want to put someone in a box when it comes to being bi-racial. Black people want you to be Black, and whatever other culture we are made of wants you to act just like them. Society wants to make you choose, and it gets hard just trying to be yourself….
@@calba24 I live in Cypress and I know where Texas City is. I was raised by my Mexican family and they would send me to my black grandmas house to try to encourage me to be around them because I obviously look more black than Spanish.
That’s why I call myself a mulatto. I know that people don’t use that word anymore, but I’m not a Caucasian. I’m not just an African-American. I’m not Hispanic. I’m not native American. I’m all of those things.
That's the biggest lie that was ever told. We all are not God's people. If that was so black people would have reparations in 2024 by now. So kill the garbage talk.
roots was a zillion time a better book for sure . I mean he did have the events and a repsectable understanding of the reality of those times. The dialogue and some of the events and personalities and such he had to speculate but it was an all time great book.
Losing the war, their men, their slaves, their plantations,... everything, just wasn't enough punishment. They just had to continue their wicked ways. 🤔
I just found out that this is my great auntie and easter was my great grandma probably about my seventh generation grandma and auntie our family reunion shirts always say easter and charlie doyle easter had hair so long she sat on it lol lol and she actually had 19 children charlie already had a lot of kids before they married and it’s mighty strange that their pictures have to resemble them she was considered mulatto creole Indian they always say I want to find out more about them after watching this
From part 1 to two , She has a tought life, till the end at that time , with white people ..likely so real even Christian have wrong faith still judged her and baby..let it be ..be gone and gone ! Good and heavy heart..hot and cold film thank you.
Isn’t she..everyone tried to tell her that she wouldn’t be accepted like that..and she bucked against it. No cap but so many people tried to warn her. And in those days, Queen wouldn’t have been the only child of the plantation who was fair skinned. I’m so mad at her for acting like telling him she wasn’t white like it was going to stop anything. White women get raped too. She act like she didn’t know that white men didn’t respect or look at black women as if they weren’t women. Especially, after her grandfather died from his assault trying to protect HER. His words, “ don’t tell them, don’t you ever tell them”! So she knew then. Passing for white make people even madder
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I ask what year this was, never mind the baby She is Simon,tells me this picture is old, I am surprised I never seen this, being a caregiver, and never being home I never got to watch T.V.,so I still wonder what year this was, because then I would know exactly what I was doing,and how busy I was.
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It pisses me off James never showed Queen the slightest of affection even in private. He loved Easter but yet could
not show that love towards his daughter. I know the times were different but everyone knew he was the father.
YES YOU ARE RIGHT FAM 💯
He did not love Easter. He lusted after her, desired her, enjoyed possessing her…. None of those things are love.
Was very common for the times. Such a messed up dynamic
I think he loved her.. but maybe he uad to restrain his feelings
@@lmtdanaNope 😞 that was not luv that was ab8se from him to Easter & her precious daughter queen 👑
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Even though slaves were free nothing change because there weren’t any laws that protected formal slaves to be safe . So slavery was still being practiced just done on the down low
Like in modern times.
@@IAMMYGOD.5858😂
Queen had no sense of reality, the dangerous situations she got herself into with her mouth 🤦🏾♀️
Her own pappy ain’t give her no money just in case ! Her grandma was the only one who did !
It was sad he loved her Mother but was a coward to show and make his miserable Wife respect and treat Queen like a human.
There's a lot of black men that have kids off a one night stand and don't do **** for them.
He wasn't her "pappy". She was property. like the "grandma" said she is a child of the plantation like a thousand others. I know it's a different day n age but you serious can't believe mixed ppl still weren't treated like shit.
He lioved her and showed it by letting her be raised in the house with her sister.
@@Shymeen44 He let her lived in the house but as a slave not as family even though she was .
A Tragic life... Poor queen & her mum...they were loved but in a shame based , rejected , never good enough way ...toxic...😢💔
They weren’t loved they were used. They had no choice in how they were used. The word LOVE was used as a means of manipulation.
@@cognitivedissonancechristi516In those days, I would have to agree with you. They only looked out for their own preservation. And when it came to Queen and her mother. They were only looked at as slaves, period.
Society back then didn't let you openly love someone of another race in the USA. I am glad that is changing.
If they were loved he would have freed them! Except he went to war to keep them as his property! Lost his fortune to keep them captive! Like an animal! Nope that’s not love at all! He walked right past her when he got back!
@@funlityoung you are quite right..
The part wen he wishes that his wife is carrying a baby girl in front of Queen as thoo she didn't exist, how heart breaking 😭
Yes 💔😢
Halle Berry has a way of making you feel as though she lived in that era.
Great movie & the actors were superb! It was hard being a slave, but sometimes, harder being biracial, in Queen’s case. Thank you for allowing us to see this again after all these years.
Of course!😁❤️💖 yes it is a great story ❤️
Not harder. The same maybe, but not harder.
@@PriscillaB2015_Yes harder. She got hate from the black side and white side.
@@Sharell17 no. remember this is a fictionalized account. And the Black people accepted her, the white people did not
@ did you watch the movie ? Cause some of the black ppl did not accept her.
When u are desperate for love you ,you will be abuse mentally,physically and emotionally!
“It ain’t nothing for a 🥷🏾 boy in this world but pain” years and years later it’s true😭😭 they still hate us. They treat us so poorly ONLY because we’re black. I’m experiencing this very thing at my work place😢
Write a grievance, that's illegal😡
I’m sorry it’s so real and it shouldn’t be I wish I could change it for everyone
😂 DEI
I loved this mini series as a black passing mixed race person navigating life with racial identity issues is a very hard burden to carry.
It sure is
What is interesting is Queen would brag about her pappy being in the war all the time but her pappy only acknowledged he was her father at his own wedding to his friend Smdh !
True
Most biracial go through phases of there life were there confused. What’s worse than having no father is having one that won’t acknowledge you because of your race even though your right in front of them
I feel bad for her. Her constant inability to read the room and stick to safety instructions makes me think she might have been on the spectrum.
She was young. When one is young they don't always know what his good for them and make mistakes. I know I did.
Them devils stole her baby 😢 I'm disgusted. How she even looked at how Queen was feeding the baby in front of her just gave me predator vibes.
Her friend she made at that church was amazing. I surely miss having a friend like that ❤
I wonder how black people kept their religious faith after how badly they were treated and being burned alive. That is impressive to me.
I say this all the time where was god during that time period. In the Bible in the old testament god was all around even spoke to his prophets but in slavery quiet as a mouse
@@evelynannettegordon3697 Yall can't blame God for what humans do. God don't control evil. I am a descendant of slaves. If it wasn't for the suffering my people, I wouldn't been born in one of the best countries in the world. That is the testament of God's work. God is good. Amen.
@@evelynannettegordon3697i sincerely don't believe in Christianity simply because it was forced in our ancestors. My ppl worshipped a different religion. Our god was named gikuyu and his wife was mumbi.
@@rubywarner34 We must remember, Though the Prophets of the Old Testament, and the Apostles of the New Testament, spoke for God-they were fallible men who's stories weren't put to paper until many centuries after they passed. Paul wasn't writing his letters untill 300 (200?) years after the last Apostle died. That means no matter the good intentions of those who put it all on paper, they were still human and could corrupt the words and deeds of God with their own biases in the recollection.
@@evelynannettegordon3697God’s punishment on His people for straying away from Him just like with Moses and Israel in Egypt . In the Bible it also says that as humanity strayed further away from the creator, He promised that His Spirit would no longer dwell with us. The privilege of being able to communicate with Him face to face was revoked. Now we seek His face through the savior, Yeshua . Yeshua is the mediator between humanity and The Most High . He is also the last sacrifice for our sins. Through his blood we are redeemed. Just like God forced pharaoh to let His People go, Caucasians were forced to let us go. The issue is we as a people keep straying from Him & His commandments. He is a good God…a just God. When we stray , we unknowingly give Satan legal right to put us in bondage.
Thanks For Putting This On RUclips, Haven't Seen This In A Long Time,Once Again Thanks 👍
Super and very touching movie!...It's amazing the strenght of a mother.
😢How strange life is: she's too white to be black, too black to be white, yet her pure night velvet is so very wanted by them! Why? And what a wicked plot too!😢
All it took was “one drop” of black blood. Read more about the Eugenics movement in America
It's not only just a wicked plot. It's based on a true story. Queen is the grandma of the author. Some events may have been fictionalised but the overall story is true.
This is the true story of Alex Haley's grandmother, Queen. He remembered how traumatized she had been in her life. When she was old she still could Hear the sounds of dogs barking at her. Not the complete story is told in that miniseries. Her life was even worse. It's not a plot. It's someone's true life.
Because men will sleep with any race or shade of women.
The strangest thing is.. she doesn't pass for white at all. I seriously doubt southerners back then couldn't tell the difference between a white person & biracial person.
I don’t think it is feasible to believe that Queen lived in a brothel but didn’t work as “one of the girls” Haley probably rewrote her historical events due to shame.😮
The only people who should be shamed is the white people, whatever she did to survived shame doesn't come to mind .
Reading these comments is crazy. Yall realy thought slaves and the master were in love and he loved the millions of kids that came out of those situations?
I know this movie is sweet but yall gotta really do some reading and see how we were truly treated.
@BigLoBabyLo exactly the master didn't love no one but himself and his money lol
Her pappy shud have given her a horse 🐴 fr!!!!
At least keep her with him
@@Abena04there's no way queen could've stayed there . Miss lizzy and queen didn't get along at all. Plus lizzy wanted queen gone. Also the white people around there would've given queen and the family trouble.
Hell she couldn't feed herself let alone a horse
Fantastic I've never seen this before.
It’s a very good film ❤️
I hope you enjoy it.
She had such a hard life ... I am always amazed by the strength and fortitude of our ancestors in the most deplorable conditions... They deserve all of our respect
This story does tear me up !!!!
This is such a powerful story of family & black history ☺️well done Alex Haley & cast, crew & co bravo 👏
A true story. How many young innocent girls has had their babies stolen, when they had no one to turn to?
Bible said your children will be sold once you got off a ship and you would long for them
This almost happened to my paternal grandmother she left Alabama and went to st Louis Missouri.
Queen makes me think of Sally Hemmings.
Don't no how when queen never had six babies by the supposed president.
@jewel6430 well it was all tragic. I simply meant being mixed. No offensive to either
That’s my family.
Babes has nothing to do with it but she and Sally had slave master daddies and struggled after slavery @@brownskin59
Me too
I saw this on tv when it first came out. Long while.
Those two old women are who is crazy.
😂😂 agreed
I think about Amanda America Dixon. Her father David never married. Amanda knew him as her father. She was always free but her mother remained a slave until the emancipation. Her mother named Julia. Amanda inherited her father's land worth five hundred thousand dollars.
Hmmm, makes me wish Queen had been told she was an orphaned cousin and adopted by the family.
Queen makes really bad decisions over and over again due to pride, not thinking about the consequences, and blabbing the first thing that pops into her head. Given how difficult things were for slaves and free men alike, she makes her life (and the lives of her black family and friends) harder than it needs to be.
Really!
YOU HAVE NO IDEA THE PAIN SHE ENDURED STOP JUDGING YOU DIDN'T WALK IN HER SHOES
She wanted to feel like she was accepted… somewhere, anywhere. Seeking validation when she would never get it.
You’re right but you have to realize she was raise in the big house so in her mind she was high and mighty being raise by her massa aka pappy unlike the other slaves
@@cherylmingo5206The pain doesn’t have anything to do with using our brain.
Queen should have left when she was asked
Black is absolutely 💯 beautiful and stunning. Blackwomen are exotic to look at.
We fail to realise our stunning beauty, and are treat to............
And ............hence, that is why we................
Agreed 🙂❤️
❤ TRUE
Are biracials bc this movie is about a biracial woman
Those two women gave me the biggest ick! I hated that she let them change his name to Abner 🙄 and the breastfeeding scene was so cringe.
They look lgbtq they were the most dangerous
Just finished watching the first part of this epic Alex Hailey mini series completing his family history line. As I saw Roots about his Father's side if the family when it originally aired in the 1970's, I am in amazement that I missed Queen 👑, about his Mother's side if the family history,but I am TOTALLY entranced by it, as it us VERY poignant n core shaking to be confronted with the Civil War and it's barbarism!!! Thanks for posting❤
Yes many people haven’t heard this side of the story yet . It is truly amazing what our people went through back then 😔
Queen depicted Alex Haley' Paternal roots
@PrettynBetween It's sad how lost our youth are today. No sense of direction or purpose. Not all, but most of them are. We wonder why God was so angry at us to have us in slavery. Still worshipping the wrong things.
Ummm Alex Haley was the face of roots and this story. A white man wrote roots and I’m not sure who came up with this fictional story but we have way too much tech and educational sources / internet to know this by now… especially if you’re black. 😐 Beautiful story and movie but it is not a true story. And Alex Hailey is a liar. I own this movie and still love watching it but I searched for the truth as a child.. and found it.
@lizlocher3612 Roots is about his mother’s side. Queen his father’s side.
How wicked men can be ….
America is still this same dystopia
Please watch this movie is ❤ amazing 🥰
Yes! Halle did her thing in this movie 😁
I don't know if I'd say amazing... but that's your opinion 😊
@PrettynBetween that she did. Probably her best role despite the context
James could've at least given her some money dang. N I'm so glad u posted these thank you!!!! This whole thing has been mind blowing. People should be able to see it everywhere
I absolutely love it this movie queen Alex Haley is an extraordinary writer and I haven’t seen this movie in a long time. Thanks for putting it on RUclips.😊
Of course no problem ☺️❤️
Someone else commented and said this is based on a lot of what Alex Haley's family experienced.Do you happen to know if that is true?
I was reading your about for your channel and who ever said pretty girls cant express their traumas is just crazy everyone should be able to express their trauma and talk about it share their experiences thats the only way to heal . Shouldn't matter if ya pretty or not we qll deserve the right to share our trauma ❤ & prayers 🙏
I agree but people are always shaming us for
Having traumas and expressing them.
We always get hit with negative stereotypes if we do. Your right we all deserve the right to express ourselves ❤️
The level of hypocrisy in a religion that endorses slavery and discrimination; this can not be from GOD.
This movie upset me😢
I know it was sad 😢
I belive at times Queen seems ungrateful to the people trying to help her is because she's untrusting.
Nah she just catch them on they bs
Excellent movie Hatred is disgusting
Agreed ❤️🙏🏼
Agreed ! I love black woman though and all their hues !
It's Alex Haley's grandmother's true story and the complete truth was even worse. She suffered a lot.
Makes me horrified at what this time was like for so many people. Hard to believe that certain segments of our society were talking about how we would need a civil war if a certain someone didn’t get into the presidency. Some people need to study history and to consider the consequences of their actions! 💔
Film quality a little better than part one. This movie is about the shame of America and other countries who thought their fellow humans were beneath them.
Thank u 4 this moive my favorite
Of course❤️
He was broke
Queen Haley and I share the same birthday! Loved this movie as a kid, and still love it now!! When she is talking to her mother in her grave it breaks my heart. I suggest you read the book which is hard to find (try online), which is more detailed. This tells you who truly suffered under slavery, and racism. Not the brats of today who take everything for granted. Halle Berry has the most rarest, and amazing beauty on this earth!
Alex Haley was an AMAZING writer. This is HISTORY and as sad as it is this is VERY TRUE!!! Like she said in the movie 🍿 “Just a drop of BLACK BLOOD 🩸” a DROP IS TO MUCH!! Every time I watch this movie 🍿 it’s like I’m watching it for the first time🎉 THANK YOU ALEX HALEY & RUclips!!!🙏🏽 WHAT A GRREAT MOVIE👍🏽👍🏽
Of course ☺️❤️ this movie is definitely a classic
She had Family both races. Who loved her.even if she went through hatred from peers and anyway they loved to give The lord your God Glory.
That Christian lady that took care of her and the baby creeps me out.
Why does Queen have to tell everyone she meets who her father is
stockholm syndrome
She's literate, but very emotionally and socially naive.
Acceptance
Acceptance and cannot understand it don't matter she's still considered a black slave child
As a form of validation of her existence.
Band Of Angels with Clark Gable had a similar theme as this miniseries. Also, Imitation Of Life both 30s & 50s versions dealt with this issue too.
I love both of those, along with this and Roots.
I,ve seen Roots on Alex Hailey fathers side amazing now l,m watching Queen on his mothers side beautiful mini series
Roots was his maternal side
Queen was his paternal side
Shalom wonderful movie ❤❤❤
Great soundtrack and great production sets !
The theme is so reminiscent of Moon River
To live a life this tragic and still believe in the Lord thats crazy to think about !! ❤❤❤
EVEN 4 of QUEEN own relatives played in this movie. They dont even realise it! I TELL THEM WHEN I GET OLD.LOL!
Oh really? Interesting ❤️
Queens father was the ultimate deadbeat Dad
Brilliant acting by all . But movie makes me ashamed of being white !
Don’t say that. That was the norm and when you learn better we do better
I appreciate that!!. Don't be sorry your empathy warmed my heart
Those 2 old dragons piss me off.
Old miserable lesbians.
Halle berry did a great job and deserves an award for this movie. But i dont think she ever did. And its sad how because of slavery and systematic racism amd colorism it was alot of self hate and hate for one another when all hues are beautiful but the oppressors set it up that way wnd and to this very day black people wre etill divided. Now we do it to each other.
I agree. She definitely should have won an awards for this one definitely ‼️ and it’s so unfortunate that the oppressors set up this cruel system that just seems to get worse not better 😞
Dredges up the evil we are fighting.
Horrible times
That brown house looks like the house in the movie The Jerk,My uncle Richard ward played as Steve Martin Dad.
He was in quite a few movies. I loved The Jerk! It was crazy.😂
@bobbierobinson6269 That movie the Jerk makes me laugh every time I see it,I never saw my uncle Richard dance until I seen the Jerk,who plays Steve Martin Dad, I only seen my uncle probably only three times in my life,My uncle was very busy in Hollywood,I never heard Him ever say He couldn't find a job,He was in a hundred movies in Hollywood.
This is a really good Movie 🎬 🎞 🎥
Its sad cause she brought a lot of the trouble on herself....she just wouldnt be polite and create problems where there was none !! No wonder things got worse cause she was carrying a lot of bitterness !!
She was breaking the curse! It’s called standing up for yourself
YouARE so stupid
Not exactly correct cause she had zero issues "standing up for herself" which was obvious.....people would open doors of opportunity but then she would go against the rules etc and create a real shit storm and end up getting kicked out 👍🪻
@@purpleangelwings6579lol
Love Halle BerryGreat actor ❤❤❤
It must have been awfully living in that era.
Brilliant actors , enjoyed it so much . But also sad moments
Absolutely the best movie. Truth
The introduction of this video the narrator said that Alex Haley told this story "the way he wanted it told " so im interested in the truth aa it actually happened !
Same here. Although it’s phenomenal storytelling, this clearly isn’t truth.
I’m biracial. And I feel like everyone tries to put me in box. Just let me be me.
Me too! I think sometimes how I was mistreated, and talked about like a dog, by other Black people just because I was bi-racial. This was years before being bi-racial is acceptable like it is today, but the racism came the most from other Black kids and they learned that from their family. I can relate to Queen when she said she was Black, and nobody would help her. It took me a long time to learn not be afraid of other Black people because of the mistreatment. My mom was a full-blooded Native American who was raised on our reservation, so she was naive on a lot of things about life off the reservation. Especially when she had 4 kids who were half Black. She could only teach me so much about dealing with others when it comes to racism. We lived in a Texas city that was small-minded at the time when it comes to race relations. As much as a lot of the Black kids talked about me daily, I couldn’t make it through the day without hearing someone had ‘Indian’ in them. I hear it so much I automatically tune those claims out. I now realize that it was all jealousy from those people because I came from the direct blood of someone who is, and the rest of our tribe. All those experiences made me stronger, learn to sympathize with others, realize not all Black people are not the same, and just be proud of who I am. I agree people do want to put someone in a box when it comes to being bi-racial. Black people want you to be Black, and whatever other culture we are made of wants you to act just like them. Society wants to make you choose, and it gets hard just trying to be yourself….
@@calba24 I live in Cypress and I know where Texas City is. I was raised by my Mexican family and they would send me to my black grandmas house to try to encourage me to be around them because I obviously look more black than Spanish.
@@calba24tragic mulatto 😂😂😂 white people don’t give a fuck about u 😂😂😂
Biracial mixed animal n human? Two races on earth animal kingdom n human race.
That’s why I call myself a mulatto. I know that people don’t use that word anymore, but I’m not a Caucasian. I’m not just an African-American. I’m not Hispanic. I’m not native American. I’m all of those things.
16:09 that I got a right to a little bit of love hits hard 😢❤❤
38:56 times still didn’t change 😢
STILL HASN'T IN SOME PLACES
When it comes down to it we all got al little of it . And we are all God people. ❤
That's the biggest lie that was ever told. We all are not God's people. If that was so black people would have reparations in 2024 by now. So kill the garbage talk.
@@brownskin59 It is obvious you madam, are the one speaking garbage talk. Just how I see it. 🤑
We are not all God's children. Some are demon seeds.
roots was a zillion time a better book for sure . I mean he did have the events and a repsectable understanding of the reality of those times. The dialogue and some of the events and personalities and such he had to speculate but it was an all time great book.
Im confused. Which side is kunta kinta?
kunta was Alex Haley’s fathers side of the family if I’m not mistaken. And Queen is on his mother side of the family ❤️
@@PrettynBetween thanks for the reply
@@PrettynBetweenI heard it was the opposite
@@PrettynBetweennope kunta is on his mother's side of the family. Queen is on his father's side of the family.
They may have released this in america only after book i dont remember it being on tv.oh well watching now in 2024
I don't recall it being televised either. Perhaps I don't recall, but it's unlikely that I would have forgotten such a historical truth of a movie.
It came out in the 90s. It was on CBS..
The ole 1 drop blood rule smh . He’s never been a father & his mother never been a grandmother they miss her like you miss ur loss dog
my first time watching this movie. interesting. why do the two old ladies remind me of the Grinch movie
Book is excellent as well.
Losing the war, their men, their slaves, their plantations,... everything, just wasn't enough punishment. They just had to continue their wicked ways. 🤔
GOOD MOVIE 🍿 🎥 💗
mistreating them and telling them about a man called Jesus😂😂🤣🤣
Madess
I think about Amanda America Dixon. I believe the main reason he claimed her as his daughter is because he never married. There were no complications.
58:16 his smile is precious
I wish the picture quality were a bit better than this😢
I used the gear icon and changed the quality to high quality
@Strawberrynovacane Thanks. Will try that
I just found out that this is my great auntie and easter was my great grandma probably about my seventh generation grandma and auntie our family reunion shirts always say easter and charlie doyle easter had hair so long she sat on it lol lol and she actually had 19 children charlie already had a lot of kids before they married and it’s mighty strange that their pictures have to resemble them she was considered mulatto creole Indian they always say I want to find out more about them after watching this
Who is Charlie?
Lizzi know he,s loved esther more
I AGREE WITH YOU FAM 100%
Good movie
From part 1 to two , She has a tought life, till the end at that time , with white people ..likely so real even Christian have wrong faith still judged her and baby..let it be ..be gone and gone ! Good and heavy heart..hot and cold film thank you.
Queen is so ungrateful to everyone who helps her and takes her in.
Isn’t she..everyone tried to tell her that she wouldn’t be accepted like that..and she bucked against it. No cap but so many people tried to warn her. And in those days, Queen wouldn’t have been the only child of the plantation who was fair skinned.
I’m so mad at her for acting like telling him she wasn’t white like it was going to stop anything. White women get raped too. She act like she didn’t know that white men didn’t respect or look at black women as if they weren’t women. Especially, after her grandfather died from his assault trying to protect HER. His words, “ don’t tell them, don’t you ever tell them”! So she knew then. Passing for white make people even madder
@@tericarroll9736 what do you know about that?
@@dolinaj1lol according to the movie , as much as you do.
I believe that queen was truly loved by her mother and father but in those days her father could not let the white masters know 😊😊😊
We in one mess
People are awfully hard on each other . Heard believe that God is in every one
What does that mean, the stove must be blacked?
up.
"Stove black" is a polish or paint that you put on wood burning stoves. It can be heated really hot and will look nice and help keep the stove from rusting.
Good movie 🍿
Did anyone realize that he said “slap” before he all slapped her
He said “slut” before he slapped her
I ask what year this was, never mind the baby She is Simon,tells me this picture is old, I am surprised I never seen this, being a caregiver, and never being home I never got to watch T.V.,so I still wonder what year this was, because then I would know exactly what I was doing,and how busy I was.
It came out in 1993 . I was one year old 😂😂 but yes! This movie was incredible 😁💕