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What's YOUR favorite movie musical duet? Let us know below!
Definitely "You're the One that I Want", or "Falling Slowly!"
"That's How You Know?" (Enchanted).
Come what may... love it.
Falling slowly
Rewrite The Stars from The Greatest Showman
I See Satine and Christian (Nicole Kidman and Ewan Mcgregor) from Moulin Rouge, I click
I love the Elephant 🐘 Love Medley! ♥️
I could feel my brain fighting of a seizures while trying to watch Moulin Rouge with epilepsy, but I think its with it
I did the same!!
I DID THE SAME
Same! I was like, “my loves! I need to watch it!”
Rick Moranis’ decision to retire was a veritable tragedy for the movie industry. He was an amazing actor that many modern comedic “actors” can (and should) learn buckets from - he was great in dramatic roles too, which is a talent something very few comedy actors have these days.
True, but I have to respect his reason for retiring.
@@srayj Absolutely. 👍👍
That makes Moranis even greater - he showed to be not just a great actor but a great man too. Not many actors would’ve done (or even been willing to do) the same.
@@LucienSabre Comedian Flip Wilson left show business for the same reason- his children needed his time and attention. He petitioned for and received full custody of his four children and a step-daughter. One of his sons later became paralyzed from the shoulders down and he was in charge of his care until his own death.
Oh common! Chris Pine and Billy Magnussen in into the woods singing Agony is one of the most hilarious duets ever! Deserves more love
Best part of the movie.
Agreed
@@mindybach8163 I've seen a lot of Musical Duets in Movies in my Life, and know all of them by heart, sometimes my husband Adam and I would be singing the Musical Duets, and my top ten all-time favorite Musical Duets in Movies (Both Live action and Animation) is,
10. Happy Holidays. - White Christmas. 1954.
9. To Kiss In a Shadow. - The King and I. 1956.
8. The Phantom Of The Opera. - The Phantom Of The Opera. 2004.
7. Sixteen going on Seventeen. - The Sound of Music. 1965.
6. Something Good. - The Sound Of Music.
5. Lovely. My Fair Lady. 1964.
4. Suddenly Seymore. Little Shop Of Horrors. 1986.
3. Love Will Find a Way. The Lion King 2 Simba's Pride. 1998. Animated Movie.
2. Can You Feel The Love Tonight. The Lion King. 1994. Animated Movie.
1. Far Longer Than Forever. The Swan Princess. 1994. Animated Movie.
Here's my Honorable Mentions.
1. Supercalifraglistcexpoialidocious. - Mary Poppins. 1964.
2. Jolly Holiday. - Mary Poppins.
3. Learn To Do It. - Anastasia. 1997 Animated Movie.
4. Somewhere that's Green. Little Shop Of Horrors.
5. I Didn't Know That I Could Feel This Way. Lady and The Tramp 2 Scamp's Adventures. 2001.
6. Shall We Dance. The King and I.
7. If Only. - Hello Dolly!. 1969.
8. Get Together Weather. the 5.000 Fingers of Dr. T. 1953.
9. Somehere Out-There. An American Tail. 1986. Animated Movie.
10. A Duo. An American Tail. Animated Movie.
11. Chim-Chim, Cheree. - Mary Poppins.
12. All I Ask Of You. The Phantom Of The Opera. 2004.
13. Come What May. Moulin Rouge. 2001.
14. Sisters. White Christmas.
15. Summer Nights. Grease. 1978.
16. You're The one that I want. Grease.
also I just realized something, White Christmas was made one year after The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T, and also The King and I was made one year After White Christmas and The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T.
I can’t believe this doesn’t include the Greatest Showman. Rewrite the Stars and A Million Dreams definitely deserve to be top on the list! As well as “Start of Something New” from HSM.
Quite honestly you should do this list by decades. Too many great duets missed!
Very true. Think of all the 1930's duets between Fred and Ginger or Jeanette and Nelson that aren't included, for example.
@@robertamsel4769 , I've seen a lot of Musical Duets in my Life from Movies, they were the best ever, and my Top Ten All Time Favorite Musical Duets from Movies (Both Live Action and Animated) is,
10. To Kiss in a Shadow. - The King and I. 1956.
9. Sixteen Going on Seventeen. The Sound of Music. 1965.
8. Something Good. The Sound of Music.
7. White Christmas. White Christmas. 1954.
6. Shall We Dance. The King and I.
5. King Of New York. Newsies. 1992.
4. Suddenly Seymore. Little Shop of Horrors. 1986.
3. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. Mary Poppins. 1964.
2. The Phantom of the Opera. The Phantom of the Opera. 2004.
1. A Whole New World. Aladdin. 1992 Animated Movie.
Here's my honorable mentions.
1. All I Ask of You. The Phantom of the Opera. 2004.
2. Chim Chim Cheree. Mary Poppins. 1964.
3. Jolly Holiday. Mary Poppins.
4. Somewhere Out There. An American Tail. 1986. Animated Movie.
5. A Duo. An American Tail. Animated Movie.
6. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. 1968.
7. Toots Sweets. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
8. Portobello Road. Bedknobs and Broomsticks. 1971.
9. Get Together Weather. The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T. 1953.
10. Far Longer Than Forever. The Swan Princess. 1994. Animated Movie.
11. Learn To Do It. Anastasia. 1997. Animated Movie.
12. Everyday. High School Musical 2. 2007.
13. Breaking Free. High School Musical. 2006.
14. Summer Nights. Grease.
15. You're The One That I Want. Grease.
Good idea, though equally difficult to condense them all into one video. So many to choose! 🤗
I LOST IT at Moulin Rouge!! I havent heard any of these songs in YEARS because my entire iTunes library got wiped and I haven't found everything yet. But I wasn't expecting MOULIN ROUGE to be here and BOOM HERE IT IS! Its two in the morning and I shouted in the quiet of my apartment, probably startling my roommates. Whoops. Worth it! Excellent choice, Ms Mojo, this is one great song!
"People Will Say We're In Love" from Oklahoma, "When You're In Love" from Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, and "Come What May" are my top three.
Those could definitely replace some of the ones they listed
"Suddenly Seymour" is my absolute favorite duet from a musical! It's full of character moments, it's hillarious and uplifting and romantic and tender and passionate and builds up to this hysterically funny classically overdone blockbuster of an ending... So what's not to love?
Paula, you're absolutely right!
Tevye singing to his wife, Golde "Do you love me?" From Fiddler on the Roof, is such a heartfelt duet, a classic song !!
YES!
Song is beautiful!
You are so right but apparently, if It wasn't written for preteens it doesn't make the cut.
How about Sunrise, Sunset?
@@mlneale1959 I can never watch a sunrise or sunset without this song playing in my head
Come What May is, to me. the best romantic duet ever, it’s just EVERYTHING! If any of u haven’t watched Moulin Rouge! you need to go watch it right now
It makes me cry every time!💗💗💗
I don't know, but whenever I heard the song, I got this shiver, especially during the finale... The composers successfully capture how falling in love can be so glorifying and majestic...
I think the Moses number in Singin’ in the Rain is better than Fit as a Fiddle. I’m in stitches every time I watch it.
Agreed!
Agree
Singin' in the Rain in general thoooo
@@madisonderynioski2602 Best movie musical ever made. You can’t change my mind
@@MadisonC Definitely shouldve been higher than La La Land IMO
Fun fact: Baz L didn't even know Ewan and Nicole could sing...during tryouts he sees them in line and asks, "CAN you sing?"
uh, yeah, we can sing, such perfect casting
"Waltz of Eva and Ché" from Evita is iconic and extremely underrated. It should have earned a spot.
The sexual tension while discussing politics, idealism vs realism. Both deeply caring for their country despite their faults. It's amazing
You're right.
Absolutely agreed. “High Flying Adored” - again from Evita - is a good candidate too.
@@LucienSabre Yes absolutely!
I saw a stage version a couple of years ago at the Olney Theater in Maryland. Che was just the right age, only about 20 and burning with youthful, revolutionary fervor but with fragility to it. He was just perfect in the role, in contrast with Peron's older and just slightly too smooth political expedience.
Did you also know that “Sisters” from White Christmas is not really much of a duet? They recorded Rosemary’s voice twice because Vera-Ellen didn’t sing. But it is a great scene though
Marni Nixon dubbed in place of Natalie Wood for all her songs in West Side Story, as well as Gypsy.
That doesn't mean it's not a duet...
That's what I thought too, but now we know that it was Rosemary and Trudy Stabile aka Trudy Stevens.
@@mimiadams247 By definition it's not a duet. Duet is the act of two people singing. Since this song was done by just Rosemary Clooney, it's literally not a duet.
@@shannontaylor8114 but it isn't Rosemary Clooney singing both parts. Trudy Stabile sang the othet part. Two people, two voices, a duet.
Make Believe from Show Boat with Katherine Grayson and Howard Keel, If I Loved You from Carousel with Gordon MacRae and Shirley Jones, How Could You Believe Me When I Said I Love You When You Know I've Been a Liar All My Life from Royal Wedding with Fred Astaire and Jane Powell, Ballin' the Jack from For Me and My Gal with Judy Garland and Gene Kelly, 'Swonderful from An American in Paris with Gene Kelly and Georges Guetary, Brush Up Your Shakespeare from Kiss Me Kate with Keenan Wynn and James Whitmire, Wunderbar from the same movie with Katherine Grayson and Howard Keel, One Hand One Heart from West Side Story with Natalie Wood and Richard Beymer (both dubbed), Anything You Can Do from Annie Get Your Gun with Barbara Hutton and Howard Keel, You Are Woman I Am Man from Funny Girl with Barbra Streisand and Omar Sharif, Do You Love Me from Fiddler on the Roof with Topol and Norma Crane, People Will Say We're in Love from Oklahoma! with Shirley Jones and Gordon MacRae, Let's Call the Whole Thing Off from Shall We Dance with Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire, A Couple of Swells from Easter Parade with Judy Garland and Fred Astaire, I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan from The Band Wagon with Fred Astaire and Jack Buchanan, A Little Fall of Rain from Le Miz with Samantha Barks and Eddie Redmayne, I Like It How About You from Babes in Arms with Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney, I've Never Been in Love Before from Guys and Dolls with Marlon Brando and Jean Simmons (dubbed), What a Swell Party from High Society with Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra, Take Me Out to the Ball Game from eponymous movie with Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly, Come Up to My Place and You're Awful from On the Town with Frank Sinatra and Betty Garrett, I Can Do Without You from Calamity Jane with Howard Keel and Doris Day, And This Is My Beloved and Stranger in Paradise from Kismet with Vic Damone and Ann Blyth, You Wonderful You from Summer Stock with Judy Garland and Gene Kelly, We Kiss in a Shadow from The King and I with Rita Moreno and Carlos Rivas, Ah Leave Me Not to Pine Alone and Desolate from The Pirates of Penzance with Linda Ronstadt and Rex Smith - and lots of others, but it's past my bedtime.
Isn't it Kind of Fun from the original State Fair.
You're hired.
My all time favorite didn't even make the honorable mentions... "All I Ask of You" from The Phantom of the Opera. Such a beautiful love song capped by the immense emotional impact of the Phantom's reaction to listening to the whole thing. Gives me chills every time. I'd also have taken "A Heart Full of Love" from Les Mis...
Always and for ever, “ If I Loved You” Shirley Jones & Gordon MacRae. Since I first heard it as a little girl in the late 1950s.
Hello how are you doing 😊😊
Absolutely. One of the most beautiful duets of all time.
What about All I Ask of You from Phantom of the Opera?! That's one of my favorite musical duets of all time
Right? Not even an honorable mention? It’s simply unacceptable
I know, right?! I couldn’t believe it wasn’t on the list!
That, Point of no Return, The Phantom of the Opera, and Angel of music (both the og and the reprise) should’ve made it.
All I Ask of You was the first dance at my wedding many, many, many years ago
It's because the iconic one in there is not the movie, but the actual original broadway musical. If this was about about broadway musicals, phantom would have definitely made the list.
Yes! Moulin Rogue! Plus Fit as a Fiddle from Singing in the Rain is such a catchy song.
I clicked when I saw the thumbnail of Christian and Satine and yES!!! COME WHAT MAY IS ON THE LIST I love that song!!!! always will be number 1 for me!
Rewrite the Stars is one of the best duets in my opinion
Or any of the duets from TGS...
It was the best song in the show and is an amazing duet!
Yes it’s one of my favorite songs it’s so passionate and beautiful with such a deep meaning behind it
Absolutely love this song
Love that song! And The Other Side is really fun! Love The Greatest Showman!
Definitely gonna need the animated version of this one
Me too.
ME TOO
i think a whole new world will win in that..
All I Ask of You
Past The Point of No Return
Waltz for Eva and Ché
YES PHANTOM OF THE OPERA APPRECIATION
Ugh my heart in The Greatest Show!
Yes Yes Yes I agree!
I especially liked it when Cliff Richard sang it with Sarah Brightman
Waltz for Eva and Che is amazing! ❤️
Apparently while filing Something Good, Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer couldn’t stop laughing and that’s why it was filmed in in silhouette
That's hysterical!
I love that!!!
True that! Awful film. They thought so, too.
it's so romantic!! My favorite duet for sure.
@@kathyphillips8823 Hardly.
Maybe this should have been the 20 best duets. You forgot about
Shallows (A Star is Born)
All I Ask of You (Phantom of the Opera)
People Will Say We’re in Love (Oklahoma)
For Good (Wicked)
Rewrite the Stars (The Greatest Showman)
To name a few 😊
YES!!
“Wicked” hasn’t been made into a movie (yet)
Rewrite the Stars from TGS was nothing but generic, hollow and a pile of 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩.
Yes, "People Will Say We're in Love" is a classic. Rogers and Hammerstein nail it every time.
Hairspray 🌟🌟🌟
But was missing Fernando with Cher and Andy García from Mamma Mia! Here we go again
*She's* really great in that, but comparatively, he doesn't sing much and while he's an actor in the scene, he comes off as a background singer in the recording. (I love her, so I'm not complaining, that's just how it is.)
Doris Day and Gordon McCrea singing "Tea for Two" is my favorite. The harmony is perfect and their voices complement each other. Beauty and the Beast theme song with Celine Dion and Peabo Bryson is just plain heavenly.
Thanks for having "Sound of Music" near the top. "Something Good" is a beautiful depiction of Maria and the Captain's growing feelings, though "16 going on 17" is also a catchy tune! 🎶
"Moses Supposes" is also just iconic and a wonderful duet!
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Come What May, Lay All Your Love and You're the One (that I Want) are my favourite from the list.
Sound of Music, Mary Poppins (Julie Andrews is the Musical Queen) and West Side Story are my next favourites here
so many missed ones. The Rent song, nope. Evergreen from a Star is Born, that chemistry is off the charts. Garland and Margaret Obrien in Meet Me in St Louis, the finale in Chicago, Oscar winning, LOVE the duet with Sinatra and Bing Crosby in High Society, I could go on and on.
Evergreen is such a gorgeous song
"Grease" is THE ultimate high school musical, no contest.
Eh. It has good songs but the ending is horrible. I don’t like how she changed from a good girl to a rebel just for a guy. (Or that he changed himself for a girl.)
The fact that Grease of all musicals made it TWICE and The Phantom of the Opera didn’t make it even once... HOW?
RIGHT! Grease is great, but Phantom is GREATER! Wtf!!!
Because the movie was awful, the broadway musical was legendary though
Grease is actually only mentioned once at #1
Grease is great and I grew up with it but come on, that scene is dated and dumb. It is iconic in its own way, but romantic? No.
@@annabellevy3388 I watched grease this year only. You're right it's outdated. Because I felt so uncomfortable during so many scenes of the whole damn movie..
Kermit and Fozzy Bear should have gotten at least an honorable mention for Movin Right Along! 😍
Rewrite the stars 1000% deserves to be on this list.
Doris Day and Howard Keel in Calamity Jane " I Can do Without You" always made me laugh as a kid.
The song is I can do anything better than you
I can do without you is from my fair lady
@@dianascrimger284 Yes, you're right "Without You" is My Fair Lady, And "I Can Do Without You" is Calamity Jane. It's a funny duet.
@@dianascrimger284 "Anything You can Do, I Can do Better". Annie Get Your Gun. Same male singer and his beautiful voice!!!😃
Love Calamity Jane!
Oh my gosh I love Come what May. Beautiful song.
Me too! I have always loved the way their voices blend on that song!
I love that song
Came to see Christian and Satine...
Hands down best duet EVER!
OMG, I want to watch Moulin Rouge again.
OMG thank you for explaining why Come What May was not nominated for an Oscar!!! I've always wondered that!
Well, the story was that the song of Come What May was written for another movie that Buz Luhrmann previously directed, Romeo + Juliet. For that, the song of Come What May being used for Moulin Rouge! was disqualified from being nominated for Best Original Song at the Oscars.
They forgot Marius and Cosette from Les Miserables with A Heart Full Of Love😍❤
I guess it's technically not a duet cause Eponine was singing as well. But yes, it's awesome.
@@0FynnFish0 yes you're right. I haven't thought about this although u watched it millions of times but there is also e.g. "Confrontation" or "Suddenly Reprise" from Les Miserables
@@ginnyweasley112
Heart full of love becomes a duet when Marius and cosette sing the same way then eponine shows up
Marius and Cosette? Worst couple ever
If we’re going with Les Mis, I’d go with “Little Fall of Rain” over “A Heart Full of Love.”
So how the hell didn’t rewrite the stars even get an honourable mention? It is 1 of the most amazing duets ever. It was so popular that it got released in the charts and got to number 1 over the world
That song as well as the rest songs from TGS are a stinking pile of 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩.
Travesty.🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@ajpat9620 Dude, what are songs YOU like? Seems everytime something from TGS appears, you're there to trash whatever is said...rather biased, I'd say!
Y’all just gonna act like The Greatest Showman didn’t happen! Even if you don’t like the movie itself, Zendaya and Zac Efron slayed their duet
For the truth was that The Greatest Showman was literally bad. Also, the duo between Zendaya and Zac Efron was just forced, cynical and contrived, and it's really a shame as the two were talented and both of them wasted.
I loved the soundtrack!
problem is that film glorified an animal abuser so it was hard to get into. :(
@@groovyroom like all “ history” you need to view that as a product of the times
come what may will always be my favorite love song.
The fact that gotta go my own way was even considered makes this the best list ever
I would like to see some duets of The greatest showman, they are perfect❤️❤️
The songs in The Greatest Showman are no perfect as it's unremarkable. Plus, the duets and songs of that movie are a generic pile of 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩.
I'm still sad and disappointed, all these years later, after finding out that neither Natalie Wood nor Richard Beymer did their own singing in "West Side Story." That said, the "Tonight" duet and the solo, "Maria," are two of the most beautiful love songs ever (IMHO). Stay safe, everybody.
Wait, what? They cast Richard Beymer even though he could not sing? Natalie Wood I kind of get, but Jeez
@@annabellevy3388 Actually, Natalie had a pretty good voice, but they decided to dub it to match the quality of the professional singers amongst the cast. Although it's non-PC these days, I still get a kick out of "America," mostly because I'm a huge fan of Rita Moreno. (I won't fall into the trap of commenting that people get uptight about movies from bygone eras not being PC.) Still a great movie, IMHO (shared by millions).
@@annabellevy3388 It was ghosted by Marni Nixon, who did many of the of the singing parts from that time period, including My Fair Lady.
@@oldenweery7510 I just watched the "America" scene again today, for the umpteenth time. Rita Moreno was terrific (and is in the new version of the movie, at age 89!). I'm sick of all this PC stuff. Maybe West Side Story should be renamed "four Jewish gay guys make good" (Leonard Bernstein, Stephen Sondheim, Arthur Laurents, and Jerome Robbins).
@@jackienaiditch7965 Yes, Rita is a National Treasure! Have you ever seen her hilarious performance in the outrageous comedy, "The Ritz?" She won a Tony for playing Googie Gomez in the stage production, which she repeated for the film, along with many of the other actors from the production. I agree with you on the "PC" _drek!_ :=)
The Finale version of Come What May always makes me tear up 😭
Come what may, the best for me
"You're timeless to me" was good, but it was absolutely mind blowing on Broadway. Harvey Fierstein barely has a speaking voice, and they were worried about him in a singing role, but the song was such a hit that after the show opened they had to rewrite it to make it twice as long because the audience went absolutely nuts for him. It was practically criminal they didn't star him in the movie.
How is "Falling Slowly" only a honourable mention??? It might not be the most popular musical but that song was everywhere and its a super beautiful song.....ok probably not number 1 but surely more than a hoourable mention!!!
Love that song and the movie!
Yes!! Totally agree!
"Falling Slowly" is my all-time favourite. Once I start playing it, I have to hear it again and again to infinity and beyond. 🤩
I think Come What May is my favorite movie duet
Fun fact: “You’re The One That I Want” was not in Grease the musical that the movie was made after. It replaced a song call “All Choked Up”.
Something Good also not in the original Sound of a music.
Jane Russell and Marylin Monroe. There isn't a more iconic duo. Gentlemen preferes blondes is a gem!
Omg yesssss 👏🏾👏🏾
Should’ve been in the list
First one I thought of.
agree with that.
Here's a little FYI trivia about "Sisters" from White Christmas! The cover done by Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye was done as an impromptu joke between takes, but later they decided to put it in the movie! Only they could do it so well!
Rewrite the Stars from The Greatest Showman
Shallow from A Star is Born (2018)
Can I Have this Dance from HSM 3
I LOVE "Shallow" so much, but I guess the reason the song is not in this list is because "A Star Is Born" is considering a Music type movie. So , technically the film is not a musical because they do not start singing out of nowhere. Ally and Jack sing when they are on stage, on a television show or in a bar. They sing because the characters are singers.
Rewrite the Stars from The Greatest Showman
*doesn't* count as that song was a bland, forced, contrived, generic and a unremarkable piece of 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩.
@@sherrienickel8786 The way that The Greatest Showman is being seen and felt can be described as garbage and you vermins are infested with it.
They definitely need another list because the greatest showman had some awesome duets
It ain't have awesome songs as everything about The Greatest Showman are literally *horrible* and it shows.
@@ajpat9620 Couldn't agree with you more.
Come what may gets me every single time.
My mom predicted #1 had to be "Summer Nights" or "You're The One That I Want."
I'm old so I like "You're Just In Love" by Ethel Merman and Donald O'Connor in "Call Me Madam"
Yes! Now that's a DUET!!!
“I just wanna dance with you, let the whole world melt away and dance with you!”
DAMNIT!!! How could you leave out Rewrite the Stars from The Greatest Showman! It was brought to life by the beautiful voices of Zac Efron and Zendaya!
Thank you for the info on
Come What May
I wondered why back then - the movie totally underrated!
I agree with you
Again, thx for the 411
Can’t believe phantom of the opera didn’t get even a mention
Gotta Go My Own Way! Yes taste!
This list should be at least 20. There are too many great duets in movie musicals!
I'm sooooo glad I've never watched Hairspray... but "Sisters" - yay! And now I'm interested in seeing La La Land. Love Tracey Thoms even though I wasn't a fan of Rent. Tonight... **sigh** Loved "Suddenly Seymour" most from a live production I was in - we had such talented leads. "Something Good" was something good - very touching. I saw "Grease" 4 times at the cinema when it was released - still the show that most casts of musicals sing at their after-show parties. Good choices overall!
Come What May is my ulimate favourite 💗
Something Good may really have been the best sung and, certainly, the most romantic song from Sound of Music. But I find the wit and charm and freshness of Sixteen Going On Seventeen to be irresistible and would give it first place from that film.
I'm so glad you included Brandi and Paolo from Cinderella!
Singing in the rain could fill 4 spots on the list.
Donald O'Connor was pretty much the prototype for Jim Carrey.
BTW, I played Seymour in a production of Little Shop and I still get chills when I hear Suddenly Seymour.
Moulin rouge 🥰 ohhh obi won who knew you could sing
George Lucas. He made Moulin Rouge! before he was cast as Obiwan.
"Have You Heard" from High Society should be on this list: Sinatra and Crosby crooning together--timeless.
I mentioned that one too! Definitely!
Ten Minutes Ago is my favorite of all time. It starts kind of matter of fact, then it turns serious and intense. From infatuation to deep love, right before our eyes. Well, at least in the 60's version with Lesley Ann Warren and Stuart Damon.
Come What May always tears me up because it so beautiful
“A Little Priest” from Sweeney Todd is a wickedly fun duet 😁. I love musicals, but I didn’t like La La Land at all. No shade to the cast; they’re all great. The movie just didn’t grab me the way musicals usually do.
Exactly how I feel about Sweeney Todd. Though I like most of the cast’s & director’s other films, the power & energy of the Broadway version with Len Cariou & Angela Landsbury can’t be matched by anyone else, IMHO.
Frankly, La La Land is one of the terrific and amazing musicals and it's one of them.
Sweeney Todd is such a brilliant film. So underrated, one of my favorite musicals. Pretty much perfect.
I wasn't much of a fan either until I found out they're singing live in a couple of the songs. I think that put it into perspective but still only makes it decent instead of completely uninspired
Thank you. Little Priest is so wickedly funny. Great soundtrack. My favorite. Phantom, All I ask of you. Rent Take me or leave me also I'll cover you made me cry the first time I heard it. Suddenly Seymour is also great. Duet from Greatest Showman Rewrite the Stars.
Thanx for including duet from Moulin Rouge... Havent heard that in a while 😊
Thank God YOU'RE THE ONE THAT I WANT is number one ( along with a nod to Summer Nights)..it was stunning to be part of it ( original cast) and live it everyday!
I had no idea Ewan McGregor was in musicals until right now, and I’m ashamed of myself for not knowing- I adore the man
Vera-Ellen was dubbed so its not actually a duet between her and Rosemary Clooney but yay for “Sisters” being included!
It's still a duet. It is still two characters singing a shared song together. WHO does the singing doesn't effect the fact that it is a duet.
Take me or Leave Me, I like both that version and Glee cover
Yes, but the movie version has the original stars for whom it was written.
1. All I Ask Of You - Phantom
2. We Kiss In The Shadows - King & I
3. Shall We Dance - King & I
4. Do I Love You Because You're Beautiful - Cinderella
5. Pretty Woman - Sweeney Todd
6. Agony - Into The Woods
7. I'm Meeting You In The Woods - Into The Woods
8. Impossible - Cinderella
*I couldn't think of anything else because the rest are either animated musicals or stage musicals that are not yet on film.
Yes to Shall We Dance!!! A truly iconic song.
If I loved you from Carousel....."....people will say we’re in love from Oklahoma!
Of your list of ten best Musical Duets, for me only four deserve to be on that list and they were Sisters - Cinderella - Sound of Music and West Side Story being in the number one position. Others that should have been on your list are Carousel - Oklahoma - The Music Man - Seven Brides for Seven Brothers - South Pacific - and many more. I saw La La Land and I thought it was a poor imitation of the great musicals of the 30's, 40's and 50's and I was very surprised to see it nominated for an Oscar. If Hollywood is going to put all types of actors in musicals, they should teach those actors how to sing first. The majority of actors who try to sing today have no concept as to how to sing.
I love la la land!! A lovely night is one of the best duets ever 😍✨
Totally wonderful. All the songs and the movie were amazing and are better than hubris of The Greatest Showman and its horrible soundtrack.
No Fred and Ginger 😭 A Fine Romance from Swing Time and I Won't Dance from Roberta are both so fun
Yes, A Fine Romance!!!
I really want to add that “Dance With You” from The Prom is an insanely sweet duet ❤️
If there's another list I need to see Pretty Women song by Alan Rickman and Johnny Depp on Sweeny Todd. Great duet indeed
I like rewrite the Stars by Zac Efron and Zendaya and shallow from Lady Gaga
rewrite the Stars by Zac Efron and Zendaya = bland and generic pile of 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩.
"Bosom Buddies" (Beatrice Arthur & Lucille Ball), Mame (1974).
Oh yes, Bea Arthur is awesome. Though Lucy was panned at the time. (A rarity for her otherwise incredible career.)
Take me or Leave me is amazing but Come What May is the best!!! Ewan and Nicole worked so great together. imo.
My favorite duet is in the movie Naughty Marietta. Ah Sweet Mystery Of Life, sung by Nelson Eddy and Jeanette McDonald. They had real singing voices.
moulin rouge in the thumbnail 💖😍
What’re the chances of getting a second list? There are so many great songs! One with “Rewrite the Stars” and “A Million Dreams” in it maybe? Love The Greatest Showman!
The songs from The Greatest Showman *are not* great, as it's literally bland, generic and utterly horrible.
Also, The Greatest Showman along with the songs are a pile of 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩.
@@ajpat9620 wouldn't call it like that. I truly liked the film and the soundtrack is very catchy
"You're Timeless to Me" is just the cutest!
My grandma and her sisters would sing sisters. In my family, we watch White Christmas after the main Thanksgiving meal. I admit that I have the movie on DVD and I watch it throughout the year.
How could you miss "All I Ask of you" from Phantom of the Opera!!!
Although Sound of Music is my favorite musical, this list should have included All I Ask of You from Phantom of the Opera!
I'm so mad that no one has said "Man or a Muppet" from The Muppets it's so good
Something Good.....Sound of Music....One of my favs