WHAT A LOT OF FLOWERS - Peter O'Toole GOODBYE MR CHIPS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Sung by Peter O'Toole in the 1969 musical remake of Goodbye Mr Chips, also starring Petula Clark. Music and lyrics by John Williams and Leslie Bricusse. Directed by Herbert Ross.
What a wonderful actor he was!! Goodbye Mr. Peter O'Toole!!
Peter O'Toole deserved the 1969 Oscar for Best Actor for Mr. Chips over that mailed in performance of John Wayne's True Grit.
What a lot of Flahs! What a lot of SUNshine! Love you Petula and Peter. This movie is marvelous. I never tire of it and always tear up in a multitude of places (no matter how many times I watch it). :)
This great musical got passed over when it came out in '69/'70...Midnight Cowboy, Catch 22, Bob & Ted & Carol & Alice, The Killing of Sister George...not exactly an audience seemingly screaming out for an old-fashioned musical, though it's grown in stature over the years. It's a very touching scene and thanks very much for posting it.
None of my friends have anything to say about this movie. I love this movie- the songs, Peter O'Toole, Petula Clark.
The cinematography in this film was extraordinary. Many of these scenic compositions are just beautiful.
A marvellous movie, I'm happy to say
Beautiful, just beautiful !
Bump the critics... I saw this movie when it first came out and I have it on VHS ... I love it and this is one of my fave scenes .. Thanks for posting..
Happy Birhtday In Heaven Peter "Chippy" O'Toole! ♥
simply beautiful
When's this out on dvd tut?!O'Toole rocks!
Che bella scena! Peter O'Toole Forever!
Thank you
I wish someone would post Richard Harris' version of this song.
This song makes me teary-eyed- so beautiful and romantic!
And not a bad singer, either.
Richard Harris' version is so much more gung-ho. But then everything Harris did was gung-ho, and I love him for it !!
i believe i said "leaving John Wayne aside". You honestly think it's some kind of travesty O'Toole didn't win for this over the others I mention? Theres no question he should have won an oscar at some point in his career, but for this role against this competition, it's far from clear cut unless you are especially blinkered.
Hmm, leaving Wayne aside (and i find the suggestion that one of his most famed performances was "phoned in" bizarre), theres the small matter of the other nominees that year: Hoffman and Voight for Midnight Cowboy and Richard Burton for Annie of a Thousand Days. It was a strong group that year, one could make a case for them all to win.
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Goodbye, Mr. Chips! And au revoir, Peter!
love to listen to the whole album, great movie, great songs.
I saw this movie as a teenager, when it first came out. Peter O'Toole taught me how you meet the woman you'll marry. It took me to my late 30s, but I learned the lesson well.
Peter had to stretch his acting skills to pull of Mr. Chips. I didn't see John Wayne stretch himself in yet another western, and a mediocre western at that. Meybe he appears to turn in a better acting job than he actually did, because aside from the lesser roles Bobby Duvall and Jeff Corey their isn't a lot of great acting performances in True Grit. Need I metion the two other main characters played by Glen Campbell and Kim Darby?
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