Bill had driven us there, and now, sitting behind the wheel of his red Grand Cherokee, he was full of remonstrance. Mr. Rogers was around when I was a child. Yeah, he would. What is yours named?". Would you like to tell me about Old Rabbit, Tom?. In your eyes, whats the reason for the lack of action? He had already won his third Daytime Emmy, and now he went onstage to accept Emmy's Lifetime Achievement Award, and there, in front of all the soap-opera stars and talk-show sinceratrons, in front of all the jutting man-tanned jaws and jutting saltwater bosoms, he made his small bow and said into the microphone, "All of us have special ones who have loved us into being. Over the course of two hours, we see Fred Rogers movingly model a type of humanity for Vogel, who seems mired in anger, disconnected from his own feelings. 'I love you.' She goes a little knock-kneed, directs a thumb toward her mouth. But Junod says he recognizes Vogel's . In 1998, Junod wrote a piece profiling Rogers for Esquire , which . Did you have any special friends growing up? He notes, "I think that my character is not just me. Synopsis: A profile of Fred Rogers, or as we know him from the Neighborhood, from childhood, Mister Rogers. Last week, Junod was in New York to walk in a charity fashion show for his alma mater, SUNY Albany, so I tried to get a hold of him for an interview about his Esquire story and A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. You were a child once, too. Look at usI've just met you, but I'm investing in who you are and who you will be, and I can't help it. He was leading me to that moment of prayer that whole time that I was with him. I told him I didn't mind, and when, five minutes later, I took the elevator to his floor, well, sure enough, there was Mister Rogers, silver-haired, standing in the golden door at the end of the hallway and wearing eyeglasses and suede moccasins with rawhide laces and a flimsy old blue-and-yellow bathrobe that revealed whatever part of his skinny white calves his dark-blue dress socks didn't hide. he asked. It is inspired by a 1998 Esquire article about Rogers by Tom . "It's Joanne," he said. "Oh, I just knew that whenever you see a little boy carrying something like that, it means that he wants to show people that he's strong on the outside. He wanted something from the boy, and Mister Rogers never leaves when he wants something from somebody. In the movie, Tom Junod's name is changed to Lloyd Vogel. Hearst Magazine Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. It's just a meeting of friends," he said. But A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood is just not that movie.This isn't "The Mister Rogers Story," or a biopic like the surreal Elton John biography Rocketman or the rise-of-Dick-Cheney story Vice. When he was your age, he had a rabbit, too, and he loved it very much. Hmmm. It's interesting because the journalist, named Lloyd Vogel in the movie, is introduced as a harsh cynic who's notorious for shredding the character of the people he writes about. It's this faithfulness to the essence of Junod's story that makes A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood so intriguing, and it will be even more interesting to see how the film goes about achieving that faithfulness. TJ: I think you try to put it together in one person. He moved his hand from her wrist to her palm and extended his other hand to me. Except for people who are on the new-age end of it. . He came home to Latrobe, Pennsylvania, once upon a . Koko watches Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, and when Mister Rogers, in his sweater and sneakers, entered the place where she lives, Koko immediately folded him in her long, black arms, as though he were a child, and then "She took my shoes off, Tom," Mister Rogers said. "No, you're not," she says. From hair trends to relationship advice, our daily newsletter has everything you need to sound like a person whos on TikTok, even if you arent. Your Privacy Choices: Opt Out of Sale/Targeted Ads. Lloyd's father Jerry (Chris Cooper) abandoned him as a child and keeps trying to reconnect, by Lloyd rejects him. The journalist-Lloyd . TJ: I grew up Roman Catholic too. Im just wondering on your end, where has your relationship with prayer landed now, and do you think it will continue to change? Koko was much bigger than Mister Rogers. The revolution he starteda half hour a day, five days a weekit wasn't enough, it didn't spread, and so, forced to fight his battles alone, Mister Rogers is losing, as we all are losing. I'm not sure why perhaps as a Valentine's gift to all of us or to make up for the guy who yesterday wrote that men who play with LEGOs are not real men but last . I'm standing against a wall, listening to a bunch of mooks from Long Island discuss the strange wordcariz a foreign wordhe has written down on each of the autographs he gave them. ", Deb stiffened for a second, and she let out a breath, and her color got deeper. And in a lot of ways, things that couldnt happen on a person by person level could happen on media, because its mob versus invisible person. The boy had always been the object of prayer, and now he was being asked to pray for Mister Rogers, and although at first he didn't know if he could do it, he said he would, he said he'd try, and ever since then he keeps Mister Rogers in his prayers and doesn't talk about wanting to die anymore, because he figures Mister Rogers is close to God, and if Mister Rogers likes him, that must mean God likes him, too. He finds me, because that's what Mister Rogers doeshe looks, and then he finds. He wanted to tell children that what starts out little can sometimes become big, and so that could devote themselves to little dreams without feeling bad about them. When he reaches the street, he looks right at the lens, as he always does, and says, speaking of the Neighborhood, "Let's go back to my place," and then makes a right turn toward Seventh Avenue, except that this time he just keeps going, and suddenly Margy Whitmer is saying, "Where is Fred? It has all 865 programs, in both color and black and white, and for two months this past spring, Joybubbles went to the library every day for ten hours and watched the Neighborhood's every episode, plus specialsor, since he is blind, listened to every episode, imagined every episode. I said, 'Do you know that you're strong on the inside, too?' This has happened so many times that Mister Rogers has come to see that number as a gift, as a destiny fulfilled, because, as he says, "the number 143 means 'I love you.' Instead, the plot focuses on the real-life friendship between Rogers and cynical journalist Tom Junod (renamed Lloyd Vogel in the movie and portrayed by Matthew Rhys). First mook: "Looks like you're gonna have to break down and buy a dictionary." "I'd like to take your picture. His name was Old Rabbit., Old Rabbit. They sang, all at once, all together, the song he sings at the start of his program, "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" Her name was Deb. ESQ: And then by Mister Rogers. A member of Family Communications and the creator of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood , Rogers was known to young children as Mister Rogers and adored nationally for his gentle demeanor. Yes, at seventy years old and 143 pounds, Mister Rogers still fights, and indeed, early this year, when television handed him its highest honor, he responded by telling televisiongently, of courseto just shut up for once, and television listened. Theyre polar opposites. Tom Hanks-starring Mister Rogers movie 'A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood' is loosely based off of the 'Esquire' profile Tom Junod, known as Lloyd Vogel in the film, wrote about Fred Rogers, and . Lloyd decides to treat the profile as an investigation to find out if Mr. Rogers is just a character for the . A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood (opens Nov. 22) tells the story of one writer's experience profiling Fred Rogers . He came home to Latrobe, Pennsylvania, once upon a time, and his parents, because they were wealthy, had bought something new for the corner room of their big redbrick house. ", "Yes, Mister Rogers. The film is based on a true story, though Rhys plays fictional journalist Lloyd Vogel, who was created to help tell Rogers' story. He had makeup on his face and a dollop of black dye combed into his silver hair. I would love to remove that but I dont know. Though of all races, the schoolchildren were mostly black and Latino, and they didn't even approach Mister Rogers and ask him for his autograph. Advertisement His editor at Esquire asked him to profile Fred Rogers, the beloved television personality and Presbyterian minister. TJ: I mean, I never had that nightmare, but very interesting. In the film, Lloyd is searching for something, anything to unveil about Rogers' true character (the closest he gets is a discussion about his relationship with . At first, I chalked this up to some Neighborhood of Make-Believe voodoo energy, but now I have a legit answer. ESQ: Now its landed at a point where I pray for my family, pray for anyone who needs it. 'I love you.'. Second mook: "Fuck that. His name was Old Rabbit. TJ: I think the mediums themselves sort of make us prejudiced against that. Hate is such a strong word to use so lightly. Heaven is the place where good people go when they die, but this man, Fred Rogers, didn't want to go to heaven; he wanted to live in heaven, here, now, in this world, and so one day, when he was talking about all the people he had loved in this life, he looked at me and said, "The connections we make in the course of a lifemaybe that's what heaven is, Tom. What kind of prayer has only three words? "And now if you don't mind," he said without a hint of shame or embarrassment, "I have to find a place to relieve myself," and then off he went, this ecstatic ascetic, to take a proud piss in his corner of heaven. For my father, everything that was important was visible to the eye. It wasnt like Fred was just a kind man who worked at the local food bank. The doctors were ophthalmologists. He had just come back from visiting Koko, the gorilla who has learnedor who has been taughtAmerican Sign Language. Thats as far as I want to go, you know? I do think that if you transported Fred through time from then til now, would he try? As he gets to know the children's TV show host . And I dont know which take they use, but it was hard for Tom to do that. [Junod gets up, alerts others to the now-smoking lightbulb, and returns with potato chips to share.]. and turned the clattering train into a single soft, runaway choir. She was 92. Koko weighed 280 pounds because she is a gorilla, and Mister Rogers weighed 143 pounds because he has weighed 143 pounds as long as he has been Mister Rogers, because once upon a time, around thirty-one years ago, Mister Rogers stepped on a scale, and the scale told him that Mister Rogers weighs 143 pounds. I like to take pictures of all my new friends, so that I can show them to Joanne. And then, in the dark room, there was a wallop of white light, and Mister Rogers disappeared behind it. Would you like to speak to him? he asked, and then handed me the phone. Nearly every morning of his life, Mister Rogers has gone swimming, and now, here he is, standing in a locker room, seventy years old and as white as the Easter Bunny, rimed with frost wherever he has hair, gnawed pink in the spots where his dry skin has gone to flaking, slightly wattled at the neck, slightly stooped at the shoulder, slightly sunken in the chest, slightly curvy at the hips, slightly pigeoned at the toes, slightly aswing at the fine bobbing nest of himself and yet when he speaks, it is in that voice, his voice, the famous one, the unmistakable one, the televised one, the voice dressed in sweater and sneakers, the soft one, the reassuring one, the curious and expository one, the sly voice that sounds adult to the ears of children and childish to the ears of adults, and what he says, in the midst of all his bobbing nudity, is as understated as it is obvious: "Well, Tom, I guess you've already gotten a deeper glimpse into my daily routine than most people have.". The little boy with the big sword did not watch Mister Rogers. And he had a relationship with a lot of people." David Murdock is an English instructor at Gadsden State Community College. Then he looked at me. And it just goes on and on in much the same way from there. "I'm done. Neighborhood," about the TV star Fred Rogers. The movie, which opens November 22, casts Rogers as an agent of change . He wears an undershirt, of course, but no mattersoon that's gone, too, as is the belt, as are the beige trousers, until his undershorts stand as the last impediment to his nakedness. TJ: I mean, I never . And here, as he made his way through thickets of bewildered workmenthis skinny old man dressed in a gray suit and a bow tie, with his hands on his hips and his arms akimbo, like a dance instructorthere was some kind of wiggly jazz in his legs, and he went flying all around the outside of the house, pointing at windows, saying there was the room where he learned to play the piano, and there was the room where he saw the pie fight on a primitive television, and there was the room where his beloved father dieduntil finally we reached the front door. She was very pretty. Now, what the fuck is grace?" You know that they shot it with like the original cameras. They are boxers, egg-colored, and to rid himself of them he bends at the waist, and stands on one leg, and hops, and lifts one knee toward his chest and then the other and then Mister Rogers has no clothes on. I mean, one of the great surprises of my life is doing this. T he movie A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood is structured like an episode of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. The two remained close until Rogers's death, in early 2003. No, Mister Rogers was not a saint. Junod had hoped the changes would bring protection, as he wrote, "I had counted on the plots many departures from my life to insulate me from the emotional effect of seeing some version of myself up there." The premise of the moviebased on a profile of Rogers that the journalist Tom Junod wrote in 1998, for Esquireis that an investigative reporter named Lloyd Vogel (played by Matthew Rhys), who . They're all in heaven.". I just wanted to let him know that he was strong on the inside, too. Now he was stepping in front of the camera as Mister Rogers, and he wanted to do things right, and whatever he did right, he wanted to repeat. Then he looked at me and smiled. Then the car stopped on Thirty-fourth Street, in front of the escalators leading down to the station, and when the doors opened"Holy shit! ", "Oh, please, sister," Mister Rogers says. No, he had to show it, he had to demonstrate it, and that's how Mister Rogers and the people who work for him eventually got the idea of coming to New York City to visit a woman named Maya Lin. And that always struck me as perverse. Hearst Magazine Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. And then he lifted his wrist, and looked at the audience, and looked at his watch, and said softly, "I'll watch the time," and there was, at first, a small whoop from the crowd, a giddy, strangled hiccup of laughter, as people realized that he wasn't kidding, that Mister Rogers was not some convenient eunuch but rather a man, an authority figure who actually expected them to do what he askedand so they did. Ive had people say, I know a lot of people who are really kind, but theyre just not media people, so no one knows about their kindness. I mean, the point is that Fred was a media person, and he did have a platform, and he spoke to an extremely large audience that he made into an even larger audience. Because Mister Rogers is such a busy man, however, he could not write the chapter himself, and he asked a woman who worked for him to write it instead. Once upon a time, a little boy loved a stuffed animal whose name was Old Rabbit. And then my editor, Denise Wills said, Could you try to think of an answer to that question? And I thought about it, then I had to read the story again for the audiobook of this collection of Freds writings and sayings. There was nobody home. That's a true thing the real-life Rogers adopted a vegetarian lifestyle back in the 1970s, when eschewing meat was a radical, "hippie" kind of thing to do. A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood (opens Nov. 22) tells the story of one writer's experience profiling Fred Rogers, otherwise known as Mister Rogers, the host of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.While the film does look at the burgeoning friendship between Rogers (Tom Hanks) and writer Lloyd Vogel (Matthew Rhys), it focuses primarily on Vogel's personal life and how much it has been . Children are so easily influenced I have grown into a middle aged man and I wish I had a better influencer in time of Mr.Rogers. This boy had a very bad case of cerebral palsy, and when he was still a little boy, some of the people entrusted to take care of him took advantage of him instead and did things to him that made him think that he was a very bad little boy, because only a bad little boy would have to live with the things he had to live with. TJ: I dont know. ", The walls of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood are light blue and fleeced with clouds. It's Lloyd Vogel, a fictionalized character based on Atlanta writer Tom Junod. Maybe it was something he needed to hear. I sat in an old armchair and looked around. I like to take pictures of all my new friends, so that I can show them to Joanne." And then, in the dark room, there was a wallop of white light, and Mister Rogers disappeared behind it. February 14, 2014. Reading This 1998 Esquire Profile Of Mr. Rogers Will Feed Your Hungry Soul, GloRilla, Ice Spice, And The Carefree Black Girl Backlash, Karol G Tells Us About Her Most Personal Album Yet, Maana Ser Bonito, And Collaborating With Shakira, The Rundown: Between Cocaine Bears And Maple Syrup Heists, Margo Martindale Is Absolutely Thriving In 2023. A clock is a machine that tells people what time it is, but as Mister Rogers sat in the backseat of an old station wagon hired to take him from his apartment to Penn Station, he worried that Maya Lin's clock might be too fancy and that the children who watch the Neighborhood might not understand it. Who wrote the Esquire article about Mr Rogers? It is Vogeland, by extension, uswho grows as a result. We make so many connections here on earth. The little girl eyes me suspiciously, and then Mister Rogers. ESQ: Have the past two months been fulfilling for you? But do you think there will be one? he asked, and then handed me the phone. He is losing, of course. He was the soft son of overprotective parents, but he believed, right then, that he was strong enough to enter into battle with thatthat machine, that mediumand to wrestle with it until it yielded to him, until the ground touched by its blue shadow became hallowed and this thing called television came to be used "for the broadcasting of grace through the land." He was not a dogmatic person, but he was dogmatic about thatthat media should not be used as a distraction. "Oh, Mister Rogers, you're the father I never had." 85+ Years of outstanding fiction from world-renowned authors. The movie is about Lloyd Vogel, (Matthew Rhys), an investigative journalist who receives an assignment to profile noted children's television host Fred Rogers, . He peeked in the window, and in the same voice he uses on television, that voice, at once so patient and so eager, he pointed out each crypt, saying "There's my father, and there's my mother, and there, on the left, is my place, and right across will be Joanne." The window was of darkened glass, though, and so to see through it, we had to press our faces close against it, and where the glass had warped away from the frame of the doorwhere there was a finger-wide crackMister Rogers's voice leaked into his grave, and came back to us as a soft, hollow echo. He was a kind man who made it a point to practice kindness to a vast audience, person by person. The cameras stop, and he says, "I don't like the word owner there. 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