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A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood

A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood

  • Status: Released
  • 07-09-2019
  • Runtime: 109 min
  • Score: 6.961
  • Vote count: 1660

An award-winning cynical journalist, Lloyd Vogel, begrudgingly accepts an assignment to write an Esquire profile piece on the beloved television icon Fred Rogers. After his encounter with Rogers, Vogel's perspective on life is transformed.

Matthew Rhys

Lloyd Vogel

Tom Hanks

Fred Rogers

Chris Cooper

Jerry Vogel

Susan Kelechi Watson

Andrea Vogel

Maryann Plunkett

Joanne Rogers

Enrico Colantoni

Bill Isler

Wendy Makkena

Dorothy Vogel

Tammy Blanchard

Lorraine Vogel

Noah Harpster

Todd

Carmen Cusack

Margy Whitmer

Kelley Davis

First AD

Christine Lahti

Ellen

Maddie Corman

Betty Aberlin

Daniel Krell

Mr. McFeely

Jon L Peacock

Sound Technician

Gretchen Koerner

Doctor

Gavin Borders

Young Boy

Mark August

Young Boy's Dad

Tressa Glover

Young Boy's Mom

Jessica Hecht

Lila Vogel

Di Zhu

Waitress

Diane Monroe

Uptown String Quartet

Maxine Roach

Uptown String Quartet

Lesa Terry

Uptown String Quartet

Tahirah Whittington

Uptown String Quartet

Nigel Swinson

Subway Singer

Kayla Fan

Subway Singer

Alexander Ment

Subway Singer

Madeline Ment

Subway Singer

Olivia Irene Ruiz

Subway Singer

Kiesse Yengo-Passy

Subway Singer

Marcel Kottmann

Subway Singer

John Castagliola

Subway Singer

Preston Lopez

Subway Singer

Reginald Bannerman

Subway Singer

Spencer Lott

Puppeteer

Haley Jenkins

Puppeteer

Marc Petrosino

Puppeteer

Kathleen Kim

Puppeteer

Kathleen Antonia

Phone Operator (uncredited)

Saira Awan

Nurse Miscellaneous Crew (uncredited)

Krizia Bajos

Argentinian Girl (uncredited)

Tom Bonello

WQED Grip and Electric (uncredited)

Gregory Bromfield

Awards Banquet Waiter (uncredited)

Francesca Calo

Train Passenger (uncredited)

Kitty Crystal

Subway Punk (uncredited)

Amy Lyn Elliott

WQED Makeup Artist (uncredited)

Joe Fishel

Journalist (uncredited)

Nate Heller

Wedding Band Lead Guitarist (uncredited)

Bill Isler

Restaurant Patron (uncredited)

Kevin L. Johnson

Darin Scharf (uncredited)

Rosie Koster

Esquire Employee (uncredited)

Michael Masini

Richie (uncredited)

Kirsten McCain

Gala Attendee (uncredited)

Patrick McDade

Rick (uncredited)

David Newell

Restaurant Patron (uncredited)

Trevor Stevie Ray Ontiveros

New Yorker (uncredited)

Keith Otto

Gala Attendee (uncredited)

Khary Payton

Arthur Mendez - Telegraph Clerk (uncredited)

Alex Pérez

Parent (uncredited)

Katrina E. Perkins

Mr. Rogers Superfan (uncredited)

Jivan Xander Ramesh

Mr. Rogers' Fan (uncredited)

Scott Rapp

Bartender (uncredited)

Fred Rogers

Self (archive footage) (uncredited)

Joanne Rogers

Restaurant Patron (uncredited)

Edlyn Sabrina

Gala Guest (uncredited)

Erika Shrout

Mother (uncredited)

Laura Faye Smith

Julia Henderson - Fred's Secretary (uncredited)

Rebecca Watson

Diana (uncredited)

Stephen West-Rogers

Peter (uncredited)

Ted Williams

WQED Electrician (uncredited)

Jackson Nunn

Grip (uncredited)

SWITCH.

Quirky, unique, beautiful, even dark yet moving, 'A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood' shatters all expectations and leaves you with a sense of peace and understanding. Featuring performances by the incomparable Tom Hanks who does a better Mr Rogers than Mr Rogers himself and the always transfixing Matthew Rhys, this will be a fitting and satisfactorily addition to the legacy of this adored American hero. - Jess Fenton Read Jess' full article... https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-a-beautiful-day-in-the-neighbourhood-mr-rogers-healing-the-world-one-lost-soul-at-a-time

Gimly

Not what I was expecting. Better than I was expecting. What a genuinely interesting film, I felt I was given real insight. I have no way of knowing if that's true or not of course, but I felt it, and that arguably matters more when it comes to filmmaking. _Final rating:★★★½ - I really liked it. Would strongly recommend you give it your time._

Peter McGinn

I have expectations when watching a Tom Hanks movie. He is one of the great actors, obviously, and he inhabits his roles. So when he plays an actual person, especially a familiar character like Mr. Rogers, there is a second level beyond nailing the character where he needs to give a nuanced performance, beyond just mimicking the traits. This is a tough role and he handles it well, I believe. I am sure I knew at some point in the past that Mr. Rogers was a minister, but I had forgotten, so the religious aspects didn't do much for me. But I guess it is as good an explanation as any as to why he was such a relentlessly nice person. I am not a believer, but if all believers were like Mr. Rogers, I would have no issues with religion. As a side note, and please indulge me here, our daughter is obsessive compulsive and when Queen Sara wasn't featured in an episode, she would throw a fit worthy of the Rain Man, so this was an important program in our house. (We learned to have an episode with the Queen on a vhs tape for those days when she didn't appear on the scheduled show.) so it was interesting for me to get a behind the scenes glimpse of the history and making of the show. But it doesn't overwhelm the plot either. So I heartily recommend this movie. I also recommend the article this movie is based on. It is available online if you do a duck duck go search for it.

tbartoldus

A lovely movie, especially for those of us who grew up watching Mister Rogers. It inspires compassion and reminded me, and I hope other viewers, that individual actions can and do make the world kinder and more peaceful. I found it a little slow in a few parts but is an overall engaging and clever film and not overly sentimental. Highly recommend.