Fun fact: Gregory Peck (Atticus) and Mary Badham (Scout), became very close during the filming of this movie, and they remained close for the rest of Peck’s life!
He went on a one man tour later on to talk about his life and movies. I saw his show in Iowa, and the grown-up Scout was a special guest. It was really lovely.
My grandad used to read to me everyday from when I was a toddler and soon as I was old enough to recognise words he taught me to read and to this day I'm an avid reader I've got so many happy memories of me and my grandad reading to me for hours at a time. It's one of the most important skills any adult can teach a child.
I can understand Scout's frustration with school...my parents read to me every night...and eventually as a third grader...I was reading at a high school level...and was bored with the reading assignments in school...and placed in a summer education program because they thought I was behind...and one of the instructors said...he isn't behind...he's really bored.
I finished the entire book today, for the first time. I can't say I liked the way everything went down at the end. But then, who would? You want to see the good people win, and when you don't, and even have to admit that worse has happened...well, it's a day for thinking, to say the least.
@sonicfan2403 you know what, that's an excellent point. Without Jonathan and Martha, but primarily Jonathan, Clark would have none of the morals he does. So you're absolutely right.
I just read the book after I had read it about ten years ago in school. Never saw this movie before but the cast is perfect. Just like I imagined them.
that's not really your business tbh. Some fictional characters of all media provide great lessons and morals to keep and think about. Fictional characters and what they can teach us through their authors are a lot more important than you might think, but it never turns down the validity of parents either. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@venes0297 My father was good, have thought of him every day since he died ... but I know I cannot be alone in thinking 'if I could not have Dad, I would want Atticus!' ...
When I watched this as a young boy, the idea that the kids were calling their father by his first name never occurred to me. I thought they were calling him 'Daddykins". 🤣
Atticus wasn't a "hero", per se. Afterall, he couldn't save Tom, although we know he was innocent of those charges (Atticus did save Tom from the lynch mob at the jail, but I think Scout had much to do with that). Atticus wasn't even there to save his kids from a drunken Bob Ewell...Boo handled that. Atticus was a man of integrity who knew that racial injustice & hate needed to be challenged from someone of his stature, especially for those to whom it was directed at. Soneine like Trump wouldn't see what most of us saw & respected in thr charachter, bcuz Trump lives in a selfish, "me" world...one without empathy & charachter. More like like the Ewells. And he's about as dumb. Atticus did kill a rabid dog though. That's heroic 👍
let me tell you I have this book on cd and play it in the car I never tier of it there is nothing so good as a good story sometimes I reach home and stop in the car lost in the story I must have several hundred now this is one of my favorites
Considering the kind of person Atticus turns into, one has to wonder why the adult Jean (Scout) speaks so highly of him. Of course the child Scout would, but wouldn't the adult Scout have, at least some contempt towards him? They didn't seem to completely make up at the end of the sequel...
Jay Johnson I just read about it and looks like that book was actually made first and then throw to the trash, and it was realise like a year befor the author died so meh I don’t count it as canon
He didn't "turn into" anything. It wasn't a follow up thankfully, neither being seen as a prequel nor a sequel. Some bookstores actually offered refunds owing to complaints of misrepresentation of the book and what it purported to be. There are many sources out there to disprove the "sequel" idea and show that it was a rough draft of what became TKAM and was only published after Harper Lee became too ill to really keep control of her life or estate, as well as the death of her sister and caregiver having happened only a short time before. It was originally submitted, rejected and thought lost. To most, it's just another example of the vile nature of what our society has become in that it cannot suffer ANYONE to be morally upright or just and has to tear them down, no matter what.
Thats not the best lesson. The best lesson of how to kill a mockimgbird was the part right before that! You cut it out, very sadly. You need to put yourself into someones shoes to understand them and get along with them
siempreunlovatic “You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view … until you climb into his skin and walk around in it.”
+deniz nur köken Scout: But if I keep going to school, we can't ever read anymore. Atticus: Scout, you know what a compromise is? Scout: Bending the law? Atticus: Uh, no... it's an agreement reached by mutual consent. Now, here's the way it works: you concede the necessity of going to school, we'll keep right on reading the same every night, just as we always have. Is that a bargain? Scout (narrating): There just didn't seem to be anyone or anything Atticus couldn't explain. Though it wasn't a talent that would arouse the admiration of any of our friends, Jem and I had to admit he was very good at that. But that was all he was good at
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"Scout, do you know what a compromise is?"
"Bendin' the law?"
"...Uh, no."
rip
She’s the daughter of a lawyer alright
@@killerkitten7534
So true! 🤣
i did NOT expect his voice to be that deep at all im just sayin
same here
I’m trying to learn his voice it’s hard as fuck
😅😂😂this man is sooo hot
@@thatpersonthatexists7851Am I the only one trying to base my appearance around him?
@@von_Farryou're trying to Clark Kent-ify yourself?
Atticus and Scout Finch: My favorite fictional characters of all time. Need a good cry, this does it every time.
+David Dawkins Mine too! The story is universal and timeless.
Same
and jem? i love them as a trio and individually until the end!
Two amazingly kind and tender characters.
I absolutely love this film and the book they're both classics!
Fun fact: Gregory Peck (Atticus) and Mary Badham (Scout), became very close during the filming of this movie, and they remained close for the rest of Peck’s life!
He went on a one man tour later on to talk about his life and movies. I saw his show in Iowa, and the grown-up Scout was a special guest. It was really lovely.
Atticus is handsome and there’s no denying it
Thx
@@Illmatic-oh7gj Np bro
YES OMG
Why reading to your children every night is so important.
And that you should love them
My grandad used to read to me everyday from when I was a toddler and soon as I was old enough to recognise words he taught me to read and to this day I'm an avid reader I've got so many happy memories of me and my grandad reading to me for hours at a time. It's one of the most important skills any adult can teach a child.
I can understand Scout's frustration with school...my parents read to me every night...and eventually as a third grader...I was reading at a high school level...and was bored with the reading assignments in school...and placed in a summer education program because they thought I was behind...and one of the instructors said...he isn't behind...he's really bored.
Absolutely!
Atticus is such a fundamentally decent Man.
One of the best movies I've ever seen in my life
Book?
Gregory Peck’s family admitted they found it very hard to tell Atticus from himself. America’s most beloved father.
Atticus is daddy 👀 AND HIS VOICE DKDKPJ
True
PLEASE JHASDGJHWE
i came from a tiktok
HELP?
Bro... Stoo
What all fathers should aspire to.
Atticus is like the Platonic form of a good dad.
Atticus: “Scout Do you know what compromise is?”
Scout: “Bendin’ The Law?”
Atticus: “Uh...No”
Such a funny and cute moment😆
Atticus is a fine looking man. 😍
he is one sexy mf
I finished the entire book today, for the first time.
I can't say I liked the way everything went down at the end. But then, who would? You want to see the good people win, and when you don't, and even have to admit that worse has happened...well, it's a day for thinking, to say the least.
"You know what a comprise is??"
"Bending the law??"
*I gotta admit, that's PRETTY GOOD* 😂
i just want to see the scene where atticus takes his coat off
Funny
Awww and he read to her in the last scene of the book😭😭
Rest in peace and birthday wishes to Gregory Peck. 4 5. I hope you knew what a comfort you were
Reading the book and watching the movie really opened my eyes and taught me a lot about the good and evil in this world.
I love his voice. It was so deep, beautiful, calm and also very sexy. I could hear it all day. Atticus was my kind of man. 😊
Atticus Finch really is just Clark Kent without the superpowers
More like Johnathan Kent.
@sonicfan2403 you know what, that's an excellent point. Without Jonathan and Martha, but primarily Jonathan, Clark would have none of the morals he does. So you're absolutely right.
Every kid needs a dad like big daddy Atticus 😢❤
I just read the book after I had read it about ten years ago in school. Never saw this movie before but the cast is perfect. Just like I imagined them.
atticus👀
HanDSOme MAn👉👈
ok but yeah
When i watched this in my English class everyone called Scout ugly kids are so disrespectful these days
Could they write like you?
I read the book as a child. Scout was on the cover. My reaction to her appearance was the opposite of your class.
love scout
You know it’s sad when people prefer to live up to a fictional character’s values rather than their actual parents.
Yea well not everyone's parents are like atticus
that's not really your business tbh. Some fictional characters of all media provide great lessons and morals to keep and think about. Fictional characters and what they can teach us through their authors are a lot more important than you might think, but it never turns down the validity of parents either. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@venes0297 My father was good, have thought of him every day since he died ... but I know I cannot be alone in thinking 'if I could not have Dad, I would want Atticus!' ...
Here's the fun fact: Fictional characters are based on real persons. Go ahead, the circle must be completed
When I watched this as a young boy, the idea that the kids were calling their father by his first name never occurred to me. I thought they were calling him 'Daddykins". 🤣
Hardly the most important lesson in to kill a mockingbird the most important lesson is all are created equal
To kill the mockingbird is the best book📕 or movie tho i think💭 you guys👴👨🚶👲👱 like👍 too
..and "GONE WITH THE WIND!!"
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i like to watch this and pretend he’s my dad
Thank you sooo much, i needed to see this scene to answer a question for homework.... heroes don't always wear capes.
My bad, i meant not all heroes wear capes
Fernandez Lampard or you could actually read the book?
A.R. McIsaac the movie and book isn’t the same
Atticus wasn't a "hero", per se. Afterall, he couldn't save Tom, although we know he was innocent of those charges (Atticus did save Tom from the lynch mob at the jail, but I think Scout had much to do with that). Atticus wasn't even there to save his kids from a drunken Bob Ewell...Boo handled that. Atticus was a man of integrity who knew that racial injustice & hate needed to be challenged from someone of his stature, especially for those to whom it was directed at. Soneine like Trump wouldn't see what most of us saw & respected in thr charachter, bcuz Trump lives in a selfish, "me" world...one without empathy & charachter. More like like the Ewells. And he's about as dumb. Atticus did kill a rabid dog though. That's heroic 👍
@@dme1016 how did you go from Atticus Finch to Trump 😂
Atticus showed me how to be a man
“Bending the law?” LOL
We r reading this in English. And have watched half the movie
I remember watching this for the first time when I was about 10, but the DVD was scratched, so we never got to the end and I never saw Boo Radley
That is a reality check. Thank-You :-) NAMASTE Peace within your soul.
Atticus Finch was the Gregory Peck's favorite role.
It was his favorite movie too 😊
gregory peck my beloved
Loved the book loved the movie will never see or read anything like this ever
let me tell you I have this book on cd and play it in the car I never tier of it there is nothing so good as a good story sometimes I reach home and stop in the car lost in the story I must have several hundred now this is one of my favorites
Y-you
You never tyre of it?
They don't make actors with such presence like Gregory Peck ❤
Гениальный фильм! ( но я считаю, что Грегори Пек слишком красив и молод для роли Аттикуса Финча )
I was just like Scout when I was her age.
"don't want to brag or anything"
Me too!
i love this book and movie
Considering the kind of person Atticus turns into, one has to wonder why the adult Jean (Scout) speaks so highly of him. Of course the child Scout would, but wouldn't the adult Scout have, at least some contempt towards him? They didn't seem to completely make up at the end of the sequel...
what kind of person atticu turns into?
@@Tonybc99 Like, a super racist.
Jay Johnson I just read about it and looks like that book was actually made first and then throw to the trash, and it was realise like a year befor the author died so meh I don’t count it as canon
He didn't "turn into" anything. It wasn't a follow up thankfully, neither being seen as a prequel nor a sequel. Some bookstores actually offered refunds owing to complaints of misrepresentation of the book and what it purported to be. There are many sources out there to disprove the "sequel" idea and show that it was a rough draft of what became TKAM and was only published after Harper Lee became too ill to really keep control of her life or estate, as well as the death of her sister and caregiver having happened only a short time before. It was originally submitted, rejected and thought lost. To most, it's just another example of the vile nature of what our society has become in that it cannot suffer ANYONE to be morally upright or just and has to tear them down, no matter what.
Thats not the best lesson. The best lesson of how to kill a mockimgbird was the part right before that! You cut it out, very sadly. You need to put yourself into someones shoes to understand them and get along with them
siempreunlovatic “You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view … until you climb into his skin and walk around in it.”
@@amelia.nova.5037 I'm currently writing out an essay on this and totally forgot this quote, thanks for pointing it out.
Much love, Kimmyssong
Gregory Peck ❤
🎉you have to know how to can explane your opinion in the life by determined point not by enemy
Sakura and Fujitaka.
could you write for me an eng sub? you don't have to add into the video. I need this for my english homework. Thanks from now
+deniz nur köken
Scout: But if I keep going to school, we can't ever read anymore.
Atticus: Scout, you know what a compromise is?
Scout: Bending the law?
Atticus: Uh, no... it's an agreement reached by mutual consent. Now, here's the way it works: you concede the necessity of going to school, we'll keep right on reading the same every night, just as we always have. Is that a bargain?
Scout (narrating): There just didn't seem to be anyone or anything Atticus couldn't explain. Though it wasn't a talent that would arouse the admiration of any of our friends, Jem and I had to admit he was very good at that. But that was all he was good at
deniz nur köken same
got 2 cats boo and norman bates
In my country America this is banned
I'm American and we're watching this in school where'd you get the idea that it was banned?
I recently went to a bookstore that had all their classic books up front because they said they were banning them. They’re not.
Mutual concent not leverage
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