Why was ‘FORBIDDEN’ to Greer Garson to Speak Too Much? 

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The nun movie was not "Flying" but "The Singing Nun."

Greer Garson was perfectly cast in "Random Harvest" - one of my all time favorite films. The scene at the end when she calls out "Smithy" and Ronald Colman responds "Paula" always brings a tear to my eye.

I wish some of the photos matched the dialogue.

What. beautiful tribute to a sensational actress and lady. In case, I misheard, the movie she did with Debbie Reynolds is "The Singing Nun," and not the Flying Nun. Continue your wonderful work!

Thanks for this. Greer Garson (along with Maureen O’Hara) has always been one of my favourites. Imagine starting your Hollywood career at the age of 33 and being honoured with an Oscar no,inaction for your very first film! She was remarkably beautiful and very elegant, and was deserving of the Oscar for her role in Mrs. Miniver.

She was a great actress!

Greer Garson was (and remains) film royalty -- an English rose.

Clever Lady as well as beautiful,92 years old...a life lived.

Thank you for profiling my favorite female actor. My favorite scene of hers was in Goodbye Mr. Chips when they met on the mountaintop. What sane man wouldn't climb any mountain to be in that situation? She is my vision of classic Hollywood that I want to remember.

Very nice, but what does the tile have to do with anything? It’s never mentioned on the video.

Random Harvest is one of my all time favourite films.

When watching old 1930 and 1940 movies I have always appreciated Greer Garson’s acting ability.

Where does it say she was forbidden to speak?

"A rouge wave" or a "rogue" wave?

Yes Greer Garson was known to me so thanks for sharing. What's interesting is stories stars have from the past especially.

Actually after she did Goodbye Mr Chips, she starred in Remember with Robert Taylor, this was her 2nd film and Pride and Prejudice was her 3rd. Now a well known film, but just wanted to get the order correct, TKS.

Loved her in Mrs Miniver.

She was terrific!

The singing nun ,not the flying nun.

Such a beautiful lady. Amazing actress loved her in Pride and Prejudice.

Exactly who were the "family" to visit her at the hospital penthouse suite? She was an only child, her mother had died and she had no children??? I adored Greer in Random Harvest with Ronald Coleman, she was a spectacular actress. There were a couple of movies she should have passed on.

Well done 👍🏻

It Was Not The Flying Nun !!!!! But as The Singing Nun, made in 1966 with Actress Debbie Reynolds based on the Real Nun Jeannie Deckers. A Belgium Nun.

I remember how great she was in "The Flying Nun". Especially the part where she was hit by the "Rouge wave"

Oh "forbidden ...for: not "forbidden ...to" ☺

Overall, nicely done. I never heard a bad thing about Greer Garson other than she liked to talk.

They tells her to shut up about da war

Okay, now time for a video on Madonna while we can still recognize her, I think. Maybe not.

I loved her voice. She was a great actress. I loved her movies. I was very surprised to learn that one of her husbands was the actor who played her husband in Mrs. Miniver. He turned out to be a real loser

East Ham / Manor Park.... not Essex ! Just London Boroughs....just sayin ' . Nearby borough Ilford is in Essex....😊

Very strange English. And "Titian-haired", not "Titan-haired".

There are so many errors in this! You need to get your facts right!

First of all it was very disappointing you never answered the question why they told her not to speak to the motion picture is the singing nun starring Debbie Reynolds she was not in the Flying Nun that was a TV program