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Years later, Audrey and Julie were at the same gathering, Audrey confided " It should've been you, but I was just too afraid to say no". Jack Warner was a beast

Though I love to see both Leslie Caron and Fred Astaire in this film, Thelma Ritter is amazing here with her role of Alicia Pritchard.

Bravo muito bom.

Bravo muito bom

Jesus Christ! Superstar!

Reminds me of my mom. She used to love to watch this movie. Miss her a lot!

My favourite film especially the blue foot

Tears. Dad loved this.

Julie Andrews sang “Without You” with more power in her voice.

The ending with her going back to him was disappointing, I'd have preferred to have seen the professor sitting alone in his house with the lights slowing dimming and the camera moving away from him emphasizing his solitude.

Simplemente genial esta joya musical de una era dorada en seguir gustando.

It’s no Tay Swift but it’s ok.

I had this on a reel tape when I was about 14 ,yeah I was a different kid

even sitting in the peacock chair that old Rex, old King.

Yea Donald Trump - The World Will still spin Without You !!

groomer

Like this part nice ❣️

WGNJMN ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉Daddy on right.😢

such a shame Audrey didn't sing this , I wish she had.

Best trumpet player in history 👏

Why did that change her name from Judy (Judesha) Abbot to Julie Andre’ and it’s also a little weird that she has a Russian accent when she’s not Russian

How I wish that I was born in this beautifully nostalgic era of big bands, moonlight gardens like in this video….gliding across the dance floor with Mary Nash in my arms….

We all know her as Karen Fairgate MacKenzie

What a mercy that I can to be seen upon it.

I would have rather seen Jayne Mansfield instead of Leslie Caron for this film

That’s not in Cinemascope!!! And also I bet Daddy didn't just have his foot which was big, probably the rest too. It's Leslie's fault.

Astaire's acting was finer than most people think, as his wife died during filming---and he kept on going, sometimes in tears between scenes.

Superb! Back from the days when "music" was truly "Music"! Thank you for putting this online!

Boy, that’s fantastic. American culture was really approaching its zenith back in those days.

I HATED that she went back to him in this version. She doesn't in the original story. Topical romantic sop of that era of movies. Loved the film otherwise.

back then Hollywood they to be really successful you needed to know how to Dance , Sing and Act ,, a triple threat is what it was called

Such a wonderfully made and acted movie. Sensitive in nature, eloquent in timing and such a romantic film. Leslie Caron is my life long crush and is still beautiful and charming today.

Higgins y Pickering regresan satisfechos de la presentación de Elisa Doolittle en la alta sociedad, aunque el alumno de Higgins la puso en evidencia que no era dama de sociedad sino una simple florista, pero Elisa se sintió decepcionada, usada y manipulada.

What about CinemaScope TechniColor scales?

Higgins totally did it

I love daddy long legs but I want to see the whole movie

And that's how the film ended!

My fair lady is a comedy of manners. With a male narcissist and a sexist theme. Where is the romance? 😂😂😆😆every musical is not a romance 😄😄😄😄It is tiresome to see men and women make a hash out of natural emotions 😂😊😊

They made a song about saying you did it into something absolutely unforgettable. That's takes the true musical effort to get, and they did it!

Pickering: 1:54 "sike!"

Rudapest from Budapest!!

What fabulous music, I could listen to this forever!

The quintessential old Hollywood, the dress, the hair and those blue eyes 😢 My mother's favorite who just passed And I treasure the COVID year's were together 😂❤😊❤❤

Isso vem a confirmar que Julie Andrews era mais indicada para o papel .

Astaire always ' played down ' his talents. It shows me a modesty that has disappeared from hollywood

I occasionally watch the washroom scene where Finch sings it to himself. I would be struck by the irony that a conniver like him would see the eyes of a seeker of "wisdom and truth." I just now realized that she saw that in him, and told him very powerfully, and in his hour of crisis he looked deep into his soul and saw that, too. A great lesson in how to positively impact people.

Una orquesta y una cantante maravillosa. Gracias por estos momentos felices

Favola a lieto fine con uno splendido brano (something's got to give)

Favola a lieto fine con una splendida canzone (something's got to give)

Favola a lieto fine con una splendida canzone (something's got to give)