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the film is based on an esquire article written by tom geno and the friendship that blossomed.htly. we spoke to him about mr. rogers' legacy and what it took to portray him on the big screen ♪ but it is you i like >> you are very valuable here. it doesn't matter who you are. that's what i nifrpg fr!think f able to make people feel. not necessarily better, not necessarily stronger, but fred made people feel worth while. >> for over three decades -- ♪ it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood ♪ >> fred rogers was america's favorite neighbor. ♪ would you be mine ♪ could you be mine >> now tom hanks is stepping into the shoes of the favorite television host and the man that touched the heart of millions. >> fame is a four letter word like tape or zoom. >> did you know much about him? >> yeah, i didn't pay any attention. it was this odd show that looked very cheesy. the puppets, their mouths didn't move and it was so obvious he was doing all of the different kinds of voices. i remember seeing it, you know, when you are 13, 14 years old and i was saying, cut, move to something else, m

that would be tom geno, that they used a different name in the movie.id that for so many people. as myself, he asked how, it was, to grow up with mr. rogers. of course i had no other father to compare to. brian: there you are. >> my father but it was wonderful. dad was very loving, very kind, very forgiving. everybody knew that about him. and he was himself. what, what you see in mr. rogers is himself. he, he was, he wasn't acting. he was just trying to love us all, through our lives and just, was so interested in child development and helping children grow and learn and mold them into good people. there i see myself there on the show. emily: your father had tremendous impact on some, including myself and my family. thank you so much. we're excited to see the movie out now. its an honor and a pleasure. >> thank you so much. great to be with you all. happy thanksgiving to you all. emily: happy thanks giving to you. >> i will be up in your -- pittsburgh, pennsylvania, feeling cold weather i hope. brian: it's coming. >> john, thank you for joining us from