Charmingly soft-spoken and yet powerfully incisive expressing his profound ideals, Fred Rogers was a unique presence on television for generations. Through interviews of his family and colleagues, the life of this would-be pastor is explored as a man who found a more important calling to provide an oasis for children in a video sea of violent bombardment. That proved to be his landmark series, Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (1968), a show that could gently delve into important subjects no other children's show would have dared for that time. In doing so, Rogers experienced a career where his sweet-tempered idealism charmed and influenced the world whether it be scores of children on TV or recalcitrant authorities in government. However, that beloved personality also hid Rogers' deep self-doubts about himself and occasional misjudgments even as he proved a rock of understanding in times of tragedy for a world that did not always comprehend a man of such noble character.
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Mister Rogers: un vicino straordinario
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Won't You Be My Neighbor?
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Fred Rogers:
Esecutore
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Am I a Mistake?
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Fred Rogers:
Esecutore
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It's Such a Good Feeling
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Fred Rogers:
Esecutore
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I Like You as You Are
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There Are Many Ways To Say I Love You
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Ghost III
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Caleb Sampson:
Scrittore
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Ghost Waltz
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Caleb Sampson:
Scrittore
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Prelude (from the Unaccompanied Cello Suite No.1 in G Major, BWV 1007)
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Ode to Santos Dumont
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Andrew Bird:
Scrittore
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Rapper's Delight
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Sugarhill Gang:
Esecutore
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Waltz of the Diddles
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It's You I Like
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Fred Rogers:
Esecutore
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The Weekend Song
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Fred Rogers:
Esecutore
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