What happened to Pamela Franklin? One would think she'd have a Elizabeth Taylor/Jodie Foster/Christian Bale-like career- a brilliant child actor who was able to transition to A-list adult roles. Yet it didn't happen. Within five years of this film, she was doing schlocky TV films and then guest appearances on shows like "Fantasy Island" before quitting acting.

This movie brought to tears

Sarah Jane should never have had to choose. She was Bi-Racial. Sarah Jane was White and Black. On today’s Census Sarah Jane could mark White or Black. She looked White therefore, live your life as White.

What’s the name of this movie? Can someone please tell me the name of this movie that’s all I’m asking so I can watch it.

How much for the whole movie

Feb,4 1964 she went on home, after toiling in this vineyard.

Yessssss 💯 for sure

Soooo true and sooo sad 🌹🙏🏽🌌💫

Such a powerful scene and so marvelously acted. Maggie is a jewel.

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Such a awesome movie 😢❤️‍🩹

I was awestruck in 1969 when I first saw this film and now as an old man of 74 that feeling has never left me. Maggie Smith and the entire cast are a masterclass of acting! Maggie"s Jean Brodie is performance is at the TOP of one of the greatest portrayals in the history of cinema!

Kitty! 😻

Mrs. Annie Johnson **Tried her BEST** to tell the Truth and to Raise Sarah Jane with Dignity and Self-Respect. Those two things were in Short Supply back in those days, and even STILL today. Sadly, not many People have the Courage to Stop being Molded by the Madness and Racism of this WorLd. It takes Strength, DIVINE Strength from the One True God to do so 🙏🏽🦋💐🌹💕❤️

if i could define broadway by sound, its the humming she did in the beginning with the background music blending in perfectly

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What a great movie

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Sad to say , but some people today are living their lives imitating others. Not being who God made them to be.

4:10 That scream of Lana Turner was heartbroken 😢

I loved this movie when I was a child

I’m a 60 year old man, a 30 year Teamsters and this movie just damn

Amen

Yes a broken heart

The great Pamela Franklin was also in "The Legend of Hell House" and "And Soon the Darkness" (a terrific terror film!).

I feel for the mother an child no one knows the love the mother has for her child

I feel for the mother an child no one knows the love the mother has for her child

My daughter hates me it has nothing to do wth race it's the generation it's self to me she want let me see my grand childern she want speak to me she never acted this way till she got with a man I do not care for

OMG! What a voice mane! This is epic!Multi-talented.❤❤❤❤

The way movies were made meant something. What a gem.

Amen we're still in the same situation sad

If you like this one check another Lana movie titled Madame X. It’s another tear jerker. Agnes Moorhead co stars Enjoy 😢

I Love Lana Turner’s Acting In This Scene- Especially. “ Annie! Annie!!”

One of the greatest movies of all times!! Rest In Heavenly Peace, The Iconic Ms. Juanita Moore, Lana Turner, Sandra Dee, Mahalia Jackson and Mr. John Gavin! ❤❤🥰💯👑🏆📺🎬😇😢🌟🌟🎉🎉🙏🙏🕊🕊

I love Angela Landsbury and great to see her perform a song from Throughly Modern Mille, but I do have to say that Julie Andrews really made it hers in the film. I would love to see a new production of this But who could fll those shoes, I don't know.

The first time I ever saw this movie was in 1968.. I was 6 at the time, and my Mother, a beautiful blonde actress, and entertainer, had passed away only months before. Watching with my older teenage Sister at the end, my other Sister, one year older than I were brought to tears, crying 'Why did Mama have to die'..?. I have never forgotten it

This one. I saw this 🎬

I remember loving this movie as a young girl. I just thought it was so wonderful. I’m 61 now so I was a kid when this movie came out lol but It had quite an impact on me.

I donated to St. Jude's.Children Hospital for ovee 25 years my sons' middle name is Jude.

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I first saw this movie when I was in the 8th grade. My grandmother wanted Me to see it. It was just as powerful then as it is now. It just made Me love & cherish My mother even more. This movie brings tears to my eyes especially when Ms. Mahalia Jackson sings "Sooner We'll Be Done With The Troubles of The World". Every child should see this movie and honor the love from their mother while she's still here.❤

As a 55 year old man, Annie dying breaks my heart! All she ever wanted in life was to love Sarah Jane! 💔🙏🏿😢😢😢

This mom died from a broken heart it's so sad

Ann made some terrific improvements to Fosse's original choreography.

I liked this version, but loved the 1934 version even more. Louise Beavers was one of a kind!

I love these two together ❤❤

😢😢 i saw this hole movie❤❤ her mom died of a broken HART❤😢

OSCAR WINNING MOVIE🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

There is nothing like a mothers and true friends are hard to find❤.