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The View dedicated a special episode to mark the 30th anniversary of the beloved film Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit, resulting in quite an emotional day for host Whoopi Goldberg.
Goldberg, who played Deloris Van Cartier/Sister Mary Clarence in both Sister Act films, was visibly moved during the celebration. The Wednesday, June 5 episode featured a reunion with her co-stars Kathy Najimy, Wendy Makkena, and Sheryl Lee Ralph. The highlight, however, was the gathering of actors who played Goldberg's students in the film, who then gave a heartwarming performance of "Joyful, Joyful." Goldberg, wearing her iconic nun outfit, led the performance.
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As the song concluded, Goldberg was overcome with emotion. The 68-year-old EGOT winner bent over, crying into her hands, as her co-stars rushed to embrace her. Former child actors shared memories of Goldberg's kindness and mentorship on set. At one point, the host had to compose herself, saying, "Let me get my Whoopi groove," after a touching story from actress Deedee Magno Hall.
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The show's Instagram account posted plenty of clips from the episode, with fans flooding the comments with sweet messages to Whoopi. "I have never smiled through any performance like so did this one," commented one fan, while another said, "Whoopi deserves all the accolades, to hear the cast all talk so highly of her, she's def a gem 🤎." Another fan reminisced, "The GOOSEBUMPS I got watching this. I will NEVER not get up and do the whole dance to this song anytime it plays!!!! One of my most FAVORITE movies EVERRRR!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥"
Adding to the excitement, Goldberg revealed that Sister Act 3 is progressing well. Speaking with Entertainment Tonight, she hinted at the film's development, saying, "It's coming around the mountain when it comes. It'll be here soon. I'm excited. It's time for it, you know, it's time." Goldberg emphasized the need for laughter, particularly in current times. "Because we need to laugh, you know?"
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