Ladies' Choice - To Sir, With Love (with subtitles)
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Sidney Poitier and Judy Geeson on this great dance sequence from James Clavell's 'To Sir, With Love', 1967. Musics are: The Mindbenders - It's Getting Harder All The Time and Lulu - To Sir With Love.
I never, ever get tired of seeing Sidney Poitier. The absolute BEST OF ALL. The song….🎶 To Sir, With Love…became Iconic, still, to this day.
During a time of heavy racism, war, and political chaos, this movie came at the right time---with the message of love and peace. One of my all time favorites. RIP Sir.
Timeless 🎤🇧🇸
People are so full of hate and racism.
This is one of my all time favourites. I had such a crush on Mr.Pointier. I loved all his movies. I didn’t know about racism it was not in my vocabulary . Still isn’t. I don’t care if people are pink. White Black or Brown. Or whatever colour my family didn’t grow up this way. People are people for who they are . I wish we were all like this . What a better world it would be . RIP Sir .
No it was a class, of pupils, of any race, and just a nice and..
True
One of the best movies ever. Still makes me cry after all these years.
Damn me too !
Today his pass way !
🙏 🕊
Wonderful
Me too!
3 films in one year!!
It makes me cry too !
This film doesn’t age. The theme is universal. Great performances by the handsome Sidney Poitier and a very young Lulu. Iconic.
Definitely
Both were excellent
Ah how handsome Sidney!!
And don’t forget the lovely Judy Geeson.
@@markvon4650 YES I WILL JUDY GEESON WAS AMAZING IN THIS MOVIE SHE WAS AN AMAZING DANCER AS WELL AS AN ACTRESS
Indubidubly 🙂
Rest in peace Sidney Poitier. Yours was a life well lived. Your roles in cinema were always dignified intelligent men. Thank you for all the lessons you taught us in your personal and professional life. Rest well.
Amen
I also liked "Lilies of the Valley"✓
Loved the man rip x
AMEN and AMEN🙏
Such a wonderful man who was so great in his performances of so many movies, Noel Dearborn is a favorite of mine. To sir with love is too.
One of my all time favorites. Wish they would show it in theater's today. There's a lesson to be learned for all generations.
Especially Heat of The Night!, just great!!
YES YES AND YES
I have an urge to only watch movies from 2010 and before...but especially those from the 20th century.
One of my favorite movies
Sometimes they play it on TCM Turner Classic Movies. Hope this helps
57 years later, it’s still my favorite movie with my favorite actor.
My brother who is no longer with us took me to see this in 1967. I was in tears and awe afterwards. It was and is one of the best movies ever and it's message is timeless and priceless. God loves all no matter color or background or economic status. Thanks to all who made it such a wonderful statement during such a hectic time..
Yes
The chemistry between Portier and Geeson in this scene is remarkable. Beautiful ending to a great movie. One of my all-time faves.
RIP Mr Portier. I actually shared this movie with a college professor that I was crushing on. Great movie.
Absolutely smashing . I remember each scene from fifty three years ago as if I had seen it yesterday. How could you not adore him. He's gorgeous all time Smasher unforgettable..his smile as lovely as his anger and his rapport with Judy Gerson ..oh my heavens. There are no words. It has been a lifelong wish to meet you and tell you all this but it was not to be. Goodbye dearest Sidney .....goodbye ..and thank you for the pleasure and warmth you gave us. Goodbye. They don't make them like you anymore. Love from India.
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@@Goot253 And it's NOT rape even if he did you. These types of things are being pushed out of context.
All kids need teachers like Sidney Poitier portrayed, he was a wonderful actor, may he Rest in Peace.
He only in the other room
Sidney Poitier , how can one forget his masterpiece To Sir with Love.
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Try watching, The Defiant Ones, Porgy and Bess, A Raisin in the Sun, Guess Who's coming for Dinner, and maybe In the Heat of the Night......though did enjoy to Sir etc...
Wasnt he in the movie a patch of blue or something like that, she was a blind girl.
Dont forget the georgeous Judy Geeson
No One Can Forget
Sidney Poitier “
Rest In Peace Sir 🙏😭
DAMN!! This scene when he leaves is heartbreakingly beautiful. God bless Mr. Poitier.
No matter how many times I watch thus movie I cry, because of the students loving him and how he saw what they needed to learn and helped them all. A GREAT MOVIE ALWAYS.
Ditto
So do I! Great 🎬
Something todays teachers dont know
These songs bring me to tears 😢 😭, especially today. My little brother and I used to watch this constantly. He just passed away on Thanksgiving day 😢. We used to sing these songs together as we watched the movie 🎬 🎞 🎥 🎦. Especially, To Sir with Love ❤...and today by mere coincidence I come across the song and I lost it. RIP 🙏 🕊 MY BEST FRIEND. I LOVE YOU ❤.
Sim.
Sidney was always cool. And the song Lulu recorded was incredible. Memorable in every way. Rest In Peace, Sir.
This scene still gets to me today as it did in '67. Later, when "Sir" tears up his walking papers, that was the final blow to my composure. THAT was a movie scene to remember.
ONE OF THE ALL TIME BEST MOVIE FOR ME AND A VERY GREAT ACTOR. I DON'T BELIEVE ANYONE ELSE COULD HAVE FILLED THAT ROLE.
@Roger Latchman
LEGEND!
Me too. This is one of my favorite movies.
Me too,got memories as all time best movies .
Yes i agree a very underrated film
To this day. This is still one of those movies that lives in you. Mr. Poitier is an actor who makes an impression.
Oscar winner, a class in his own.
This is one of my all time favorite Sidney Poiter movies,and I love Lulu singing To Sir With Love.
Lulu was married to one of the bee gees. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
@@harperstacey9604 Yes,I only recently found that out,My sister is,a big BeeGees fan ,but did not know this.
@@harperstacey9604 yep Maurice Gibb 👍🏻
This theme song ALWAYS leaves me in a puddle of tears. Amazing movie.
I HATE THIS MOVIE - I ALWAYS END UP A CRYING MESS!!! - ❤I LOVE THIS MOVIE ❤
@@guybrown52 I know what you mean,it's a black and white classic film but this has been colorized,I spent my early youth growing up in that sort of area and schooling.
Yup
Me too.
I'm wiping the lakes of tears away as we speak 😭😭
RIP Sidney Poitier…what a treasure…I am so grateful to have known who he was and to continually appreciate his legacy. Thank You Mr. Poitier xxxx
Charlotte your speech implies you a classy woman . Best wishes Love. Y God bless you.
What a handsome man and a great actor. I just adored watching his movies, especially To Sir With Love. You will be missed! 🥲
He was the best
He was so versatile. From the well educated teacher to Mr Tibbs to on the run with Tony Curtis. Sidney Poitier. RIP.
Who could have thought that in those day one man had the courage to take a black man in for this role in To Sir with love?? He couldnot have chosen a better one. He picked the best. I learned of this just as much of maybe even more than those students. Thk you Sidney for what you gave us. May you walk with even more grace into The Lord His loving arms
This movie compelled me to teach and I still use some of the quotes on my students....timeless wonderful movie
Awesome. What kind of teacher are you.
Thank you for posting this - I was influenced by this movie to teach.. never regretted it for a minute! This was a brilliant movie.
Glad you Are, x I love Africa Quote, The wild dogs cry out in the night,as they grow restless longing for some solitery company, I know that I must do whats right! Sure as Kilamanjaro rises like Olimpas, Above the Serengeti. I BLESS THE RAIN DOWN IN Africa!. There was a Storm in Africa, because God answered Our prayers, so let us All pray contunely for one another All Nations x All Colours. Till Jesus's returns! V Soon noe!
Stephanie Hale 🎉🎉🎉 thanks for being a teacher 📖
Excellent
Sydney Poitier was pure class.
A wonderful ending to this fine film....one of Sidney Poitier's finest roles...LOVE IT, Rest In Peace Sir 🌹
When lulu sings to Sidney Poitier, I always end up crying. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
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I saw this on TV the first time as a boy, when myolder sister insisted we watch it. I remember I asked them, "Who's Lulu?"
To which they responded in unison, "WHO'S LULU?!?!?!"
Now, just so you know, when I watch this movie and Lulu sings to SIR, I cry too.
I still puddle up when I hear this song. Every kid needs a "Sir' (or "Ma'am") in their growing up years. I wish I could say thank you to mine. Maybe Sidney was a Sir for us all, and I'm glad that Her Majesty made it official.
Y not alone
That dance scene was a gem! I never get tired of watching it.
I just WATCHED IT!!!!! I .... 😭😭😭😭😭😭......😭😭😭😭. IM JUST MOURNIN HIM . BODY NUMB FROM ALL THE TRYING TIMES WE BEEN GOWING THRU COVID DEATHS. . YEAH I FINALLY 😔 CAVED IN 😔😔WHEN I WATCHED MY FAVORITE SCENE 😭😭😭😭 FOR THE UMPTEENTH... TIME!!! ... LIKE IT WAS THE 1st TIME!! DEFINITELY NOT THE LAST TIME. Never.. IT TOUCHED MY SOUL.!! ALWAYS HAVE.. AND ALWAYS WILL!!!😌😌😌😏😏😏😏😏😏😏💪
Hello Mary. Hope you’re having a great day?
Although I havent watched To Sir With Love then,I love the soundtrack. Rest in peace great actor Mr Sidney Poiteir
It's a film that left a long lasting impression on our life and it never seems to stop overcome us with emotions everytime we see it even now, masterpiece.
A pure masterpiece, you stand correct .
1967 film still fresh and relevant in 2022. That’s some achievement.
Agree time changes but people dont sad
Get the mirrors off y lap n look in it
Absolutely true the 60's , 70's and the 80's were the golden years in human lives.
@Mike Zielinski Your right 70s concerts were crazy because of very little Security.
Absolitely!
So true. Such a shame people has changed.
Exactamente😉🌹
Yep the fifty’s,sixties and seventies were the greatest,people were coming together and sadly it’s gone!
This movie was & still is one of my favorites, totally unforgettable
I could watch this movie and never get tired of it. I grew up during this era. I had a major crush on Sidney Poitier! He's so handsome!
💚💚
Oh yes, he was a beautiful man, and jot just physically
This movie To Sir With Love needs to be watched by everyone. Gives me chills. I would love to see it aired again, somewhere!!! Please❤😊
My mom loved SP and anything he was in,this and A PATCH OF BLUE were her two favorites,hearing this brings back so many childhood memories and makes me miss my mom.I lost her in 2013 and have watched this so many times since she has passed,I feel a closeness every time!!!😞🥺
SORRY TO HEAR OF YOUR LOSS.
SENDING LOTS OF LOVE AND PRAYER!🙏💕💖💜
❤️❤️❤️❤️
I am sorry for your loss. I share your sentiments down to losing my mom in 2013 also. I’ve been binging on SP movies since yesterday. My tears help let go of some of the pain of missing her while also smiling at times thinking of watching such classic movies with my mama😢❤️🙂
Be a good boy y you'll see her again. Love sent from a Jewish mother.♥️😇
I will find the movie " a patch of blue". Thanks
Teachers like that come once in a generation.
Real as sun and rain
This movie and song have been a wonderful part of my life for 50 years now , and I'm so happy it has been !
Always makes my playlist. 💗Lulu
Three movies that I can watch over and over again are "Lilies of the Field","To Sir with love"and "Guess who's coming to dinner"! He was a joy to watch in every movie he was in! God above, may his soul rest in peace!
Hello Wanda . Hope you’re having a great day?
Don't forget Buck and the Preacher, and The Defiant Ones with Tony Curtis. Two of my personal favorites 💕! RIP Mr. Portiair💓
Don't forget "In the Heat of the Night".
‘A patch of blue’ is a gem as well.
@@dayo1026 brilliant movie with brilliant performance all around.
Great movie, great song, great actor!! Sidney Poitier has always been one of my favourite actors for a reason🥰
The Mindbenders a great sixties group 🎼🎶🎵
A true legend . He was absolutely phenomenal in In the Heat of the Night.
And he is still alive
.i watched in the heat of the night a few weeks ago..absolutely amazing acting from all involved..
@@mona2242 i have just commented saying I watched In the heat of the night a few weeks ago..amazing acting from all
Apparently, I heard that Lulu was in tears, at the time.
Wow i didn't think Sidney Poitier had it in him to boogie down because he seemed to be a serious actor. He is a gentleman and in a class in itself. Thanks for the flash back. 😊
The sixties were the best time ever. So happy that I grew up in that period. Wonderful movie from that time
You are so right. I wish I could go back to the sixties. It was the best time ever. If there was a time machine I would go back there and never come back. ❤️💜🥰
Unless of course you had three initials like MLK, RFK, JFK or something like that.
Brilliant movie SidneyPotier was brilliant as was the georgeous Judy geeson ,brings a tear to my eye as I think of the time I finished my schooling .We dont appreciate all teachers do for us and this film portrays a lot of truth ,great cast ,great singer in Lulu
Brilliant down to earth film I thought Judy Geeson was georgeous and Sidney brilliant in the role Lulu with that lovely voice,a time of change and a better time than the present
I wish I could grow up in the 2060s so that way, I can see what the year 30xx is like.
I moved from MPLS to Dallas when was 12. We were poor but not ignorant, strong parents, never saw racism before that and it shocked and sickened me.
When this film came out I was 14 and it changed my life or rather it reinforced what my parents taught but did not see much of in the streets..Class. self respect and own it.
I love to this day Sir. I cry everytime I hear LuLu sing to him and the film was one of the first I bought on VCR. This never gets old. It is a lesson teachers are not allowed to teach now days without parents getting in the way defending low level behaviour. Thank you Sir.
I saw bullying and abusive teachers who hit and insulted kids and they were just allowed to get away with it most of the time.The film just depicted the level of bad behaviour from children.
THIS WAS ANOTHER TIME IN LONDON SCHOOLS IN 1967 LULU SINGS FROM THE BOTTOM OF HER HEART AND WAS MARRIED TO A BEE GEE MAURICE AND I AM MARRIED TO BARRY RIGHT NOW MERRY CHRISTMAS
iT'S Amazing That that scene can make me Cry Everytime, Amazing>>>>>>>>>
Me to as does any scenes . My favourite movie of all time. It will last forever this movie.
Indeed.
I"ve watched the sad moment of this movie.
You're right
Remembering true mentors
Csnt believe how beautiful Judy was the film certainly did justice and Sidney too .it brings me back to my final school days and brings atear to my eye and I'm 76
Sidney made so many movies that I truly love RIP
This scene still makes me feel emotional, all these years later. 😢
That girl will cherish this moment dancing with Sidney Poitier
Every time I watch this scene, I am cutting onions.
Watching this now with tears in my eyes. Classic scene.
Real no onion argi bargi
Segregation is disintergration
A great clip from one of the greatest movies of all time.❤❤
I'm so glad I found this clip!! It's one of my favorite parts of this whole movie!
Mine too
And me too.i see myself now how much i enjoyed always my hi-shool life 48 yrs ago.
E muita emoção amo essefilme
Me too! Was my Mama's too!
Mine too
I remember seeing this in the theater and this has to be one of my favorite scenes in the whole movie. Every now and again, I catch it on TV somewhere and it's one of those movies that if it's on, I have to watch it. Love, love, love, Sidney Poitier. Rest in peace
Loved this scene and gorgeous Sidney Poitier danced with his cute student it was adorable
The 'cute Student' is actress Judy Geeson
Mr. Poitier had so many attributes and I just found another…..dancing‼️ I miss and love the man. RIP Sir. with the angels.😇😇😇🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤
Sidney needs a Oscar just for being sidney
He sure does. He can’t have acted the part if he didn’t have it in him. He always had class as far as I knew. Had massive “gentleman” vibes.
Roger Spinks
In 1964 when he became the first Black man to win the Oscar for best actor
Hahahahaha bingo.
They did give him a life time Oscar.
A pesar de no pertenecer a aquella generación la viví cómo sí lo fuese, siempre la veía y no me cansaba de repetirla, cuando entré a RUclips para ver a Lulu cantar la melodía sale un mensaje de su fallecimiento y su última presentación, no lo podía creer, sólo llorar y cómo nunca me tomé una botella de entera de vino 🍷 descansa en paz Maestro.........
😢❤🥂🍾🍷🍷🍷
If it wasn't for Viet Nam I'd go back to the late 60's in a split second. What a time it was.
I guess you are not a black person or homosexual. But if you were you wouldn’t say that.
"Hell NO we won't go!!!" Remember those times so well... Draft dodgers both American & Aussies in Cape Town at that time... Our SA young men also had Angolan war involvement going on... Rhodesian war also going on...
Politicians playing God with young peoples' lives... Took GUTS to stand up to them... The music backing us helped... John Lennon's "Revolution".. Simon & Garfunkel's "Homeward Bound"... Crosby Stills Nash & Young - "Daylight Again"... Beatles - "Let It Be" (UCT's unofficial Anthem in 1968)...
Same way I feel about the 90's
Race riots in major cities. Assassination of JFK, MLK, RFK. Manson family murders. Freedom Summer murders. Should I go on?
R.I.P BEAUTIFUL SOUL🙏 We were blessed sharing your talent with us❤❤
Gets me choked up every time since 1967...
To J Boomer! Me too!
Sidney Portier gone but not forgotten! RiP and thank you for those memories
..i so love this film, and now, as an old, retired 66 plus teacher, I know that you can develop a very loving friendship with you class. I have, on more than one occasion.
I hear you, I am almost 72 and still keep in contact with some of my students. I still tear up just driving by my school where I taught English for 28 yrs. I have tried to make my stagieres understand that the students will remember 20% of what we try to teach but they will never ever forget how we made them feel.
Sure seems like we were the greatest generation ever ... so much has changed, so many have left us, seems memories of humanity, love, admiration of others is all we have left. Thank you You Tube
He was such a gentleman, he will be greatly miss. Rest in peace Sir....
I am fom Scotland and i love LULU i have watched this film several times and never ever get tired off it i always cry watching it to be honest ime crying just now this is what songs should be about ones that meen something to evertone who listens to them and still remember them for what they meen 57 years on and not songs in the charts just now which some dont even make sence i am just 70 years and young at heart thanks for listening to me 💗💗💗
One of best Scottish singers ever.
Absolutely gut wrenching , brilliance, this WAS what everyone truly wishes for in life, a genuine lust, loving, non racial world without a hatred. After all, the world belongs to everyone. I'm now 70, it doesn't stop me shedding a very proud teardrop. I just wish I met the cast to say thank you. ❤️
You seem like a sincere y caring soul, y I appreciated your comment. Thank you y God bless you
@@vanessapierce231
I in turn pray and wish that I can meet you❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏾
I remember watching this as a young tween at the local theater in my small hometown in Indiana, back in the sixties. First movie I ever saw Sidney Poitier in. He was mesmerizing to me. I cheered at the end of the movie when he tore up that job offer he had waited so long to get knowing he was better suited for the job of changing the lives of inner-city kids. I think I saw every movie he was in after seeing this one. What a talent he was.
Wow thanks for the memories. I have always loved that movie .. and still love to hear Lulu sing TO SIR WITH LOVE. Awesome
Sidney Poitier is so darn handsome and classy; I’d be dancing like the girl with him too, love her crocheted white dress, she’s so cute. Great coming of age movie and especially the music 🎼
To this day, this movie continues to be my very favorite. It communicates so very much, so very, very much.
First reaction when she started to sing chills followed by tears. That was an amazing movie rest in sweet peace Sidney
mm lo
We lost a legend today 😭 Fly high Mr. Poitier! You will be missed!
He was a TRUE inspiration to all who watched his movies..RI P Sir...We love you so much ♥️♥️
I cherished this film when I first saw it; NOW, I CRY... (It's. a WONDERFUL film; TRULY TOUCHING... 👍🥰
I can 👀 see in the way that Sidney treated the students right, they did learn a lot in return but when it came to the end,the young lady 👩 gave him the gifts 🎁 he was where it looked like he was so quiet, it makes you wonder what he was thinking . It just goes to show how you can do what's best when you're a teacher. Sidney, all the other people in the movie 🎥 were ,are simply fantastic ! I love the music, movie, I would watch it over again. I give it a thumbs up 👍 👌 🙌 👏 😀 ☺. Thank you to whoever showed this on screen .
This great movie connect with audiences generation after generation. The movie producer should learn from this and go for higher
What a Movie. They don’t make them like that anymore.❤R.I.P. Sir
Sidney was a great actor for his generation and had such a magnificent stage presence.
Love you sound like a superstar.♥️😇
At the age of 94 Sidney Poitier would of seen a lot in his life time. RIP SIR.
this song hits hard even yrs later
Yeah, exactly. And I don't even know why that is. Maybe we just believed something back then that we've lost. Maybe we remember only the love and the hope and the optimism, and not the social upheaval, or the war, or the fear. What do you think?
@@lindyprimo9025 Yeah, pretty much. Some of us cared; we protested against the war, or Nixon, or authority in general. But life really was so much simpler then. You could enjoy yourself (and others. ;)) without a cellphone in your back pocket, a social media addiction, or 24x7 news in your face. It did feel carefree.✌🏼❤️🎶
Oh yeah
@@lindyprimo9025 I’m sorry to hear you’ve got so many regrets. When I look back, I know I did a lot of things I wouldn’t do today, but I did what I thought was right at the time. Maturity brings perspective. If I were to have any regrets about the ‘60s, it would be that I didn’t do *enough* crazy shit. That I missed Woodstock. That I didn’t trip on acid. That I lived too much between the lines. But I’m good with all of that now, and I’m really ecstatic to have all this great music still in my life. I hope you find your peace.
@Mike Zielinski Your response to me seems a bit out of proportion, misses my point, and makes assumptions which I find invalid. But, like myself, you are entitled to your opinion.
My childhood crush .❤️One of my favorite Sidney Poitier movies !
Back, in the days when lyrics and melodies actually had meaning, and somebody really wrote them down, and on paper, too!
And could sing them live !!!!!!
@@debbiesmith4186 Yeah! Deep sigh!
No music like that being released nowadays
Ian McKlatchie
Someone NOT Some'body
One only becomes some'body' after they are DEAD
and join all the other bodies in the cemetery.
Your knowledge of the English language is lacking
One is the Cardinal number
One is alive
One is unique
-- The has never been one like you before you were born
And there will never be one like you after you die.
This should be obvious and logical to you - but you are not thinking
Somebody/everybody is the same:
Rotten and stinking after four days and found buried with
all the other bodies in the cemetery
I would hope now that you understand the subtle difference
that you failed to learn until this point in time.
Good luck and pay attention to detail
@@andrew_koala2974
Clearly, there is nothing that you can teach me, about the English language.
(01) No full stop after "Some'body".
(02) No full stop after "...lacking".
(03) No full stop after "...number".
(04) No full stop after "...alive".
(05) No full stop after "...unique."
(06) No full stop after "...born".
(07) There is no such punctuation as "- -".
(08) What is meant by "The has never..."?
(09) No full stop after "...cemetery".
(10) Not "I would hope...", but "I should hope...".
(11) The use of "...until this point in time" is redundant. Try ", until now.".
(12) No full stop after "...detail".
I'm an English tutor.
You picked on the wrong person.
Come to the UK and learn real English, and you could start psychotherapy concerning your preoccupation with death and corpses!
As a child, sometimes I'd be ill and have to take time away from school for a week, sometimes two. When I went back, I'd help the English teachers catch up!
When you surf you tube long enough you will come across a diamond this is one of those diamonds ❤️ 19/04/2024
It's in 1983 when I was in Wellington High School in New Zealand. My teacher ( Mrs. Waterspoon) chose this story for our English lesson for that year. All my class mates were from non-english speaking background and we all enjoyed it so much. I still remember these songs. Thanks for sharing this clip.
Kim Lim
This movie and the Theme song remains in the memory of everyone who watched the movie.
I remember it like it was yesterday - And the song still plays in my head quite often -
It's quite amazing how we can accurately remember things that go back decades - yet
forget things that happened moments or days earlier.
What a wonderful man he was. Intelligent, talented and so handsome. His movies were some of the best ever!
This song makes me emotional all the time.
Debbie Gray
I remember the lyrics decades after I saw the movie when it was released.
See the movie version for it is longer referring to the hit song best wishes y God bless you.
My absolute favorite part of this movie!!! Go Sidney!! You beautiful man .. RIP! Hugs!!
So hard to say goodbye to Sidney Poitier. Rest in Peace, Sir! You were a role model to so many, and will definitely be missed in this world.
Judy Geeson was absolutely Beautiful 💙💙💙💙💙
Really great scene and great dancing. RIP to Sidney an acting legend.
This man totally Unique, one of a kind generational human being. RIP S.Poitier.
Was in school when this movie was released. Every time I see this movie, I am reminded of my school days. One of the best songs ever.
Now you've made me cry again. RIP Sir
I went to the drive in theatre with my parents to see this movie. Sidney Poitier has his work cut out for him with rebellious youth but in the end their respect and achieved a goal for themselves. Like the song says " crayons to perfumes". You will truly be missed "Sir"! Thank you for teaching me and my piers from wrong to right. U will truly be missed. You are a legend
Rest In Peace Sidney Poitier you taught us so much you were a role model
this film wouldn't be made today, still classic
Sidney Poitier one of the greatest ever coloured actors he paved the way for others to follow.
This is one of his greatest ever performances .
A very special Gentleman..
I was 5, it was the first time my parents took me to the drive-in with them....then there was Sidney Poitier, in "To Sir, With Love." 😘
Love SSP! No one better ever. Sir Sidney Poitier you are so missed! Grew up watching ever single movie. So many tears.
I've just read Sidney Poitier passed away. He was a great actor. "To Sir, With Love" one of my favorite movies. RIP.🌹
Stunning actor, role, scrpt and song. Some hours before I watch this cinnema master piece for the very first time. Now I'am addicted with the melody of that nostalgic song and this phenomenal actor. At this time I don't understand how in a time people hated people by their skin and followed stupid and insane racism laws. Sidney Poiter transmit more with their character, manners and actions. Regards from Lima Peru.
Thank's god I lived in the sixties. The best time of all mankind. We were happy but din't know it.
Yes indeed 👍🏾
One of my favorite movies and song!!!! TO SIR WITH LOVE!!!
THE BEST SCENE OF THE MOVIE.
I agree. He was speechless. He was moved beyond words at the appreciation these kids showed him and it gave him such hope to keep going and reach more kids and continue being a great impact on the lives of up and coming adults.
I loved Sidney and this movie. What a class act he was.
Hello how're you doing?
One of the most amazing movies ever written. Perhaps because it’s a true story. The significance of this movie is just as powerful today as it was 50+ years ago. I just wish kids today would watch it and would actually understand it’s lessons, spoken and unspoken. Rest In Peace Sir!
Seen it many times love it. I'm 72 years old
Y yo en este momento tengo 74 años; vi la película en 1967 cuando era un joven de 18 años !!
Creo que fué uno de las grandes experiencias que me impulsaron a ser maestro universitario por casi 45 años !!
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Me too ,lam a sixty year old Brasilian
I saw a lot of times too,is good to see this movie across The time, i was The students ,after The teacher now The principal ,differents points of view ,sorry about my english, as Brasilian my mother language is portuguese