Boo Radley was a gentle person given the illusion of terror by the people who couldn't understand him.

Boo Radley is the definition of "dont judge a book by its cover."

It really is barbaric how people like Boo were treated back then - with the services available to spectrum and disabled people today, a lot of them might have been able to function pretty well in society and be treated like human beings. My own grandfather as a kid had neighbors with disabled children who were shut away like Boo. He knew one boy who was made to sit in the outhouse all day and only let out after dark. He never knew what they did with him during the winter.

The “Boo Radley” character provides an important lesson that remains applicable today, “Do not make assumptions about people you do not know.. Meet them and make your own determination, independent of gossip and skewed opinions. These lessons make this a fine book and film and forever classic.

Robert Duvall & Gregory Peck were both so handsome in this film & Atticus is the ultimate quietly authoritative man.

My favorite book and movie. I have always wanted to know what happened to Boo. I hope he found peace.

I can imagine that he's a crush object for a lot of teenage girls (and grown women) who watch the movie. He's really got it all. First played by a young Robert Duvall (with eye makeup), properly butch but a little bit femme, a combination of injured little boy and badass knife-wielding instrument of vengeance. A slightly scary guy you can mother AND be protected by who has a gentle way with children. Not to mention that sweet vintage house. The dude is candy!

This will always be my favorite movie. I love the exchange of looks between Scout & Boo and their walk of friendship home to Boo's house thereafter. 💜💜

Boo is the Mockingbird. He "sings" to the children, but is too shy too show himself

Boo Radley was such a good character i wish people can be such kind and protective

In the book, it is Calpurnia who describes Mr Nathan Radley as 'The meanest man God ever blew breath into,' the most elegant damnation I have ever read.

It took me years to figure out what the title meant. “It’s a sin to kill a mockingbird.”

Good video, but I have one thing to add. Boo's family were foot washing baptists. In their religion, any form of pleasure is a sin. When boo's family saw him scrapbooking, they screamed that he was killing them all. I believe that Boo never hurt his father, but rather he was unintentionally damning his family to hell by pleasuring himself with the scrapbook and scissors. That's what I think the author meant.

That was the first time I saw a young-looking Robert Duvall. I'm used to seeing him as a much older man. (I've always wanted to give Boo Radley a hug)

The medal in the box males me believe Arthur "Boo" Radley was suffering from PTSD from war.

What a beautiful ending, and the narration is overwhelmingly so emotional that my eyes literally tear up!!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Boo might have seen some things. But he knows kindness and doesn't care about local legend. A top tier human.

Robert Duvall is a wonderful actor. He does does well with this non-verbal role. Boo reminds be of my older cousins & friends of my parents I used to know as a child. A lot of people only want to focus on the bad, so they forget there are genuinely kind adults out there whom will actively look out for children because it's the right thing to do.

the way u explained him was perfect made me love him even more

Have wondered after considering Boo traits if he had what’s is now called Autism Spectrum. I have family with such. Highly intelligent but focused to point of expense of other activities, nonverbal varies by person, but avoids violence unless placed in self defense situations in themselves or friends. Easy misunderstood and victim of bullying.

Hes an angel

From the finest film I have ever seen.

Robert Duvall is Hot. period.

I loved Robert Duvall in this film! His acting was so beautifully executed,no one could of played Boo better.

Just like another favorite, "Huck Finn", I love this. Constantly mis-interpreted as racist these stories show racism in stark relief. An evil that should not be tolerated. Mark Twain and Harper Lee should be celebrated. They were anti-racists long before it became fashionable and fashionable it should stay.

BOO IS SO FUCKING ADORABLE LIKE OH MY GOD -

Fun fact- I thought Boo was not a human, but a hoblin or gnome, until my dad said Boo was an adult, maybe I saw him in this film years ago, but forgot he was actually a reclusive human, not a reclusive hermit/non human who was dangerous.

Atticus Finch and Boo Radley. We have been graced with these Righteous men that duly abide.🙏😇😇

He was Alfred Robert Boulware (1910-1952) and lived four houses away from the Lees. These, and "Dill's" aunt's house no longer exist.

Never seen Robert Duvall with hair on his head before this, and probably never will again after.

"Will you take me home?"

Your synopsis is really well done 👍😎 Thank you!!

Most assuredly a Master Soul come back to teach the rest of us .humility.🤔🤗🙏😇

Were ALL like boo now

I've started a playlist of "people I would want in my neighborhood" & Atticus Finch & family are among those that initially came to mind. I'm adding this video, bc this man is a gentle, protective, caring, creative soul & would be a welcome asset. How nice to have a fellow introvert to nod to as we sat on our porch swings.

Thank you for your explanation😘

This video hits me in the feels.

All Boo wanted to do was play with the kids. He just didn't know how.

Im named after this book.

Robert Duvall is the most diverse actor I can think of!

I can never get over this movie ❤️🌹

I have been victim to severe racism and torture. I immediately understood that Boo is not what he seems to be.

I gotta write a paper on this and have I no idea what to do

Boo and Swingblade would be good friends.

Great work

I don’t get how being a lawyer it took Atticus so long to understand that boo killed bob ewell protecting the kids. The sheriff is right Boo is so shy, fearful and timid a public trial and limelight would traumatize if not outright kill him.

Much missing. A mysterious character that nobody knows? Boo lived alone, so he had to go the market periodically, and do some kind of work for hire. He would be known to the community through these interactions. It seems the adults know him, but the story is told through the children's eyes, who see only imaginative mystery.

Boo left the south went to Harvard became a lawyer for one of the finest olive oil importing companies in the world. Oh I forgot before practicing law he served in namand called an airstrike on the enemy!

One of my favorite movies!

In reality he was Sling Blade's daddy.

Anyone here watching this in english class? No? Just me? Okay T^T

Duvall at his very finest

One of the best books, movies, and acting I have ever seen. @!@!!

Thank you

If you’ll notice, there is a valor medal from in the box. War medal of some sort.

Nice one

Took me awhile to figure out that was Robert Duvall

Can I instead call him Arthur ?

The character shown here reminded me of Boo Berry cereal.

I saw this movie when I ten or so. It exposed me to racism and reclusive neighbors which I had never seen or heard of. Sixty years later I have a reclusive neighbor, I talk with him, no one else does, memories of this show return.

I wouldn't call Boo killing Bob Ewell murder

Gigachad Radley

Boo's father was not an abuser.

Spoilers: Boo Radley is actually Bull Meechum. A great fighter pilot -- so great that he dubs himself "The Great Santini." While his take-no-prisoners attitude and willingness to fight has served him well in the military, he's unable to turn it off at home. Eventually his competitive nature and abusive behavior take their toll on his relationships with his wife and his rebellious 18-year-old son after a friendly father-and-son basketball game turns ugly.

this did not tell us the truth about the Radleys at all

It's time to remake this movie. The book is a classic.

No, just reclusive!

Nothing wrong with the movie but the proper source material should be the novel.