The costumes in this film were designed by Sir Cecil Beaton, who designed haute coutures for high society figures and worked as a photographer for the British Royal Family.
I have seen this movie in my childhood so many times. I watched it with my mom, it was our thing. I’m going to re watch with her for xmass. Whenever in life I hear the word wait, in my head: “just you wait Mister Higgins, just you wait..” 😂
You were raised right! :) PS, I grew up on it too. I was sheltered as a kid, but this is one of the few live action movies that weren't Christian or Disney that I could watch. :)
My very first entry to singing musical television was this in school. We did the book for English and watched this many many times....weird for a boys only school. Let's just say, our class did very well in the English exams. Brings very fond memories to me.
Fall in love with this movie : My Fair Lady ( 1964 ) Starring Rex Harrison & Audrey Hepburn when first watched it in the 1970s ... Still a Classic Masterpiece in 2023! Must own it in Bluray! 🌷🌿🌎💜🕊
This is one of my top 10 favorite movies, I love it so much! If you ask me, this is the definition of a perfect movie. The best musical movie ever made in my opinion. :)
My Fair Lady is what really England is . That fascinating English Language - Their Highest Single Currency ( Sterling Pounds ) And The Economic Progress & Might . And the Greatest Factor are also, The Noble English People & The Beautiful British Accent.
Audrey did well, but her singing voice wasn't up to par, so even though she worked hard on her singing voice for this movie, after filming they dubbed all her words with a professional singer named Marni Nixon. However there were six words of her singing voice that they didn't remove from the movie, and there are some TH-cam videos showing Audrey's singing voice. If you listen carefully to the following video, you will hear her voice. You will notice that the words "Sleep, sleep, I couldn't sleep tonight" were sung so well that those are the only words that they didn't dub. Those six words are her actual singing words in the final cut of the movie. th-cam.com/video/5KGMA-ghPUA/w-d-xo.html
Masterpiece . But the film was produced by Warner Bros. Pictures, supervised by Jack L. Warner. It is not from Paramount, although was distributed by CBS, owner of the movie rights.
paramount an warner bros have been doing business together for the last 70 years.when its came o john wayne movies they were released through warner bros but since paramount did business with warner bros they have rights tot the movie.
I saw this film for the first time at 13 at school (can you believe it!! Yes 13 -- most girls that age these days would turn their noses up at the mere mention that they had to watch such 'rubbish' lol). I adored it then. I adore it now. That along with Sound of Music and Mary Poppins fascinated me. Of course I also loved Old Yeller (seen much younger but seared in my mind and perhaps responsible for my life-long love of dogs) and other classics. These gave me an everlasting fascination and love of film and cinema xo
Mon rêve ce réalise j aie vu le première présentations en 1965 a bruxelles cinema Piron j avais 27 ans maintenant j aie 83 ans et j aie le bonheur de le revoir Dommage de ne pas le voir sur une chaîne de télévision Belges
This is by-far my favorite movie and my all time favorite play I’ve been in(I was Higgin’s third servant and it was sm fun meeting all my new friends!!) I loverly this movie sm!
Va siendo hora de que se haga una remaxterizacion seria de este escelente film y vuelva a proyectarse con todos los honores. El cincuenta anuversario de su estreno pasó sin pena ni gloria.
56 rex Harrison 34 Audrey Hepburn 30 Peter huggins this how old they all were... I've never seen this always wanted to and I'm about to for the first time ever and I'll add my verdict once I do
That would kill the film stone dead.Audrey’s vocals sound flat because the songs require a soprano.Marni Nixon should get the credit she deserves for making Hepburn seem more enchanting that she actually was.I tell it as it is.
@@davidallen508 That is your opinion. I love Audrey's Wouldn't it be loverly much more than that of Nixon and Andrews. And I suppose, technically, they could handle her failing heighth nowadays.
O teatro e a manipulação fazem parte do jogo do poder. Porém as aparências sempre enganao. Nós vivemos no mundo das aparências. Para o mundo nos somos aquilo que aparentamos ser. Porém isso é a mesma coisa de tentar compara o Céu com o Inferno
merci même si ca devient flippant d'écouter toutes ces vérités qui dérangent. On est mal on est très mal ca peux pas être pire! je vais avoir 60 ans le 25 donc je suis encore mobilisable je trouverais ca bien si on laissait les jeunes en dehors de ces stupidités
@@zacharysiple629 Me too, when I first watch it I thought it’s was ok nothing special but it’s not bad it was ok but when I watched it the second time I enjoyed the movie better than the first time. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Audrey Hepburn, is beautiful, No. It must be in the genes. So in Roman Holiday, she plays a stressed out (beautiful) princess, In My fair Lady, a BROKE woman trying to pass for high society. So, which one is it? All movies, beautiful. She is cute and quirky, just these movies confuse me.
i actually really hate this movie for vorgiving the proffessore to be this narcicistic rude asshole without any repercussions for his behavior. He didn't deserve any kind treating from Eliza after he treated her so poorly. andi believe if a woman had a say in the matter of the script she wouldn't have returned to him. I don't want to hear any excuses of "oh the film is just old" i can't understand how anyone could say this was their favourite movie with such a heartless character who doesn't face any repercussions but in the end gets rewarded sorry for the rant i just had to say it honestly the only good things about this movie are the fashion and elizas and the proffesores mothers personality (except until the end where Eliza returned what no respectable women in her right mind would have done)
I remember I used to like this film as a kid for the music and the spectacle, but now I think about it, the underlying attitudes are pretty questionable. (Bernard Shaw's original script I hear is different, especially regarding the outcome -- Eliza marries Freddie and goes off to run a flower shop in Kensington, apparently. Perhaps the original had a deeper message? Can't say without re-reading/watching).
With a little bit of vocal training. The most musically accomplished Broadway show was ruined before it ever went Hollywood. Rex Harrison, who had done very good work playing Sir Alfred de Carter opposite Linda Darnell as a Svengali-like orchestra conductor in the movie Unfaithfully Yours, never should have been cast as Higgins. Even he thought so, despite being recommended by Noel Coward (who could sing). A non-singer and obnoxiously proud of it, Harrison cramped the style of composer Frederick Loewe from the start. Opening night in New Haven was nearly cancelled due to Harrison's cold feet. One is tempted to imagine what Loewe might have written for a vocal powerhouse, given the other treats in the score. Nevertheless, he gave Higgins wonderful songs. Listen for the melodies carried by the orchestra as Harrison croaks along or ignores the music altogether in his manly affectation. Aesthetically, one would think, the role calls for a baritone as musically splendid as he was linguistically sophisticated. Of course, the defense of Harrison is that his superb acting made up for the vocal debacle, which is not true. In the movie of the play, Leslie Howard's performance of Higgins is infinitely better. Future producers should simply look to performers such as Tony Yazbeck to cast the role, men who have the vocal charisma to characterize Henry Higgins in a musical. Higgins should have over-the-top music like that of a Rossini tenor at the start and sober up into plainsong as the spell of Eliza brings him low. Her music should have the opposite arc, with a Matilde di Shabran fireworks finish. As it is, the movie is more watchable for the Cecil Beaton art direction, the Cukor direction and the the Shaw wit. Audrey Hepburn had her moments as a film star, but she plays Eliza as a variation of her Princess Ann in Roman Holiday--this time a royal pretending to be a Cockney, who goes back to being a royal. But that doesn't really work dramatically, because the play Pygmalion shows that the newly minted princess is much more interesting than a real princess would ever be when she dumps Higgins like so many wilted violets. Hepburn's performance here is as disembodied and unsympathetic as Kiri Te Kanewa's recorded Eliza. One gets the distinct feeling that these two women believe it's more respectable to be a princess, and that we as an audience must not forget that in real life they are refined and important performers...and that's a bit of a bore. In the end, Hepburn could not do justice to all that glorious music written for her, even in a pantomime, unlike Marion Cotillard's sensational turn as Piaf. But in this production nobody can sing. Even the voice of Freddy Hill--who has the greatest love ballad of all time, On The Street Where You Live--was dubbed.
@@sazzieb1 Wrong. No non-singer should ever be cast in a musical. Not only that. You see he flattened or erased all of Higgins’ melodies in a way that perversely ruined all subsequent productions.
This movie reminds me of how special Audrey Hepburn was. She was always fantastic in everything she played in.
The fashion in this movie omg
It won the Oscar for Best Costume Design. :)
Even magazines would have craved so many reviews with the fashion trends depicted in this film.
The costumes in this film were designed by Sir Cecil Beaton, who designed haute coutures for high society figures and worked as a photographer for the British Royal Family.
It is set in Edwardian times.
@@angusmeigh5141 we know
I have seen this movie in my childhood so many times. I watched it with my mom, it was our thing. I’m going to re watch with her for xmass. Whenever in life I hear the word wait, in my head: “just you wait Mister Higgins, just you wait..” 😂
I grew up watching this movie and the songs pop into my head randomly all the time. Such a charming film.
You were raised right! :)
PS, I grew up on it too. I was sheltered as a kid, but this is one of the few live action movies that weren't Christian or Disney that I could watch. :)
My very first entry to singing musical television was this in school. We did the book for English and watched this many many times....weird for a boys only school. Let's just say, our class did very well in the English exams. Brings very fond memories to me.
Fall in love with this movie : My Fair Lady ( 1964 ) Starring Rex Harrison & Audrey Hepburn when first watched it in the 1970s ... Still a Classic Masterpiece in 2023! Must own it in Bluray! 🌷🌿🌎💜🕊
I loved it. I had forgotten that it was Hepburn. How marvelous!
In the beginning I didn't recognize her with the brute accent. Lol. This was a marvelous classic!
No...how loverly! :)
This is one of my top 10 favorite movies, I love it so much! If you ask me, this is the definition of a perfect movie. The best musical movie ever made in my opinion. :)
Where can I watch it besides netflix??
@@chungpanmei2253 I'd buy it on Amazon.
@@zacharysiple629 okay thanks
@@chungpanmei2253 No problem! :)
i hated this film
Catherine's outfit yesterday on Tropping the colours was inspired by this movie
yes an why do you think that is.
LONDON BRIDGE IS FALLING DOWN.
everything is planned are premeditated
I watched this film more than 10 times. It's a great musical film. ❤❤❤
my favourite movie , and my lovely songs .. and my favourite Audrey Hepburn ....
One of the best anyone has to offer, such a Loverly movie
Maravillosa película, que no me canso de ver, Todos los actores están MAGNÍFIICOS, Y Audrey maravillosa
Exactamente!
My Fair Lady is what really England is . That fascinating English Language - Their Highest Single Currency ( Sterling Pounds ) And The Economic Progress & Might . And the Greatest Factor are also,
The Noble English People & The Beautiful British Accent.
AUDREY HEPBURN AN ELITE BEAUTY .
Audrey was gorgeous....
This was my favorite Audrey Hepburn film
I wish this movie wud stream on youtube....I m dying to watch this film
It’s currently on Netflix, you can check it there
One of my favorites
They should remake this with Dominic West as Higgins and Elizabeth Debecki has Eliza
That would be interesting...
Love the songs and Audrey Hepburn's performance.
Audrey did well, but her singing voice wasn't up to par, so even though she worked hard on her singing voice for this movie, after filming they dubbed all her words with a professional singer named Marni Nixon. However there were six words of her singing voice that they didn't remove from the movie, and there are some TH-cam videos showing Audrey's singing voice. If you listen carefully to the following video, you will hear her voice. You will notice that the words "Sleep, sleep, I couldn't sleep tonight" were sung so well that those are the only words that they didn't dub. Those six words are her actual singing words in the final cut of the movie. th-cam.com/video/5KGMA-ghPUA/w-d-xo.html
Masterpiece . But the film was produced by Warner Bros. Pictures, supervised by Jack L. Warner. It is not from Paramount, although was distributed by CBS, owner of the movie rights.
Warner Bros. Pictures is owned by WarnerMedia and Paramount Pictures and CBS are both owned by ViacomCBS.
paramount an warner bros have been doing business together for the last 70 years.when its came o john wayne movies they were released through warner bros but since paramount did business with warner bros they have rights tot the movie.
Hv watched this moviev hundred of times n will continue watching it
Hiv viruses don't watch movies.
Im a good girl, l am.
lol!! Every time she scream that it made me laugh!
I saw this film for the first time at 13 at school (can you believe it!! Yes 13 -- most girls that age these days would turn their noses up at the mere mention that they had to watch such 'rubbish' lol). I adored it then. I adore it now. That along with Sound of Music and Mary Poppins fascinated me. Of course I also loved Old Yeller (seen much younger but seared in my mind and perhaps responsible for my life-long love of dogs) and other classics. These gave me an everlasting fascination and love of film and cinema xo
Mon rêve ce réalise j aie vu le première présentations en 1965 a bruxelles cinema Piron j avais 27 ans maintenant j aie 83 ans et j aie le bonheur de le revoir
Dommage de ne pas le voir sur une chaîne de télévision Belges
This is by-far my favorite movie and my all time favorite play I’ve been in(I was Higgin’s third servant and it was sm fun meeting all my new friends!!) I loverly this movie sm!
Je l'aime trop ce film comédie musicale
Epic movie!!! I love this!
Otra obra preciosa con música de Loewe.
Finally available on iTunes. Awesome.
Where did they find the original tapes for this after all this time?!?!! Great to see this remastered and on the big screen again
Great to see a proper film with no filth or ideological agenda
Oh, it has a considerable ideological agenda, just none that is relevant today.
Clássico dono do meu coração! 🥰
Semplicemente geniale, meraviglioso!!!!
I am reading PGYMALION by George Bernard Shaw and we got this movie suggestion from uni
Va siendo hora de que se haga una remaxterizacion seria de este escelente film y vuelva a proyectarse con todos los honores.
El cincuenta anuversario de su estreno pasó sin pena ni gloria.
Ya se hizo. Tengo el DVD
Smiles.. ❤ .. Dear Mrs. Gray..
56 rex Harrison 34 Audrey Hepburn 30 Peter huggins this how old they all were... I've never seen this always wanted to and I'm about to for the first time ever and I'll add my verdict once I do
Thanks so much.
Shocking to know Audrey was snubbed by academy!
Great trailer
Audrey is very history 🥲
Por favor coloca o filme completo e dublado, porfavor
o canal da paramount channel, certaemnte
Tenho o dvd deste filme mas e engles nsei se foi traduzido creio que não.
Maravilloso
If you can dispense with the musical part, Pygmalion is the best.
BEST MOVIE for me
We think it is strange that tcm is not showing this movie on November 3rd?
I hope Roman Holiday get remastered version too
¿Por qué esta película no está disponible para verla?
Your voice very very beautiful!
Audrey reminds me of, if barbra walters and the new girl that plays wonder woman had a child!
Inspiration to Shes all that!
Buon 2022 Paola Laviola
They should rerelease it with Audrey's original vocals.
That would kill the film stone dead.Audrey’s vocals sound flat because the songs require a soprano.Marni Nixon should get the credit
she deserves for making Hepburn seem more enchanting that she actually was.I tell it as it is.
@@davidallen508 That is your opinion. I love Audrey's Wouldn't it be loverly much more than that of Nixon and Andrews. And I suppose, technically, they could handle her failing heighth nowadays.
@@davidallen508 I'm sure they are on TH-cam......
Tengo discos lp acetato a la venta
Não tem o filme completo?
O teatro e a manipulação fazem parte do jogo do poder. Porém as aparências sempre enganao. Nós vivemos no mundo das aparências. Para o mundo nos somos aquilo que aparentamos ser. Porém isso é a mesma coisa de tentar compara o Céu com o Inferno
J'adore
Thay don't make them like that anymore.... sadly 😪💕🙏🇬🇧
It was ripped from the pages of Pygmalion.
Nice Vid
This movie is from Warner Bros. Pictures.
English Class ?
An entire trailer for My Fair Lady and no mention of Lerrner and Lowe. Sadly, I'd bet that few know who they were anymore.
JEEPERS AND CREEPERS (2021) trailer
Is this available to buy on TH-cam?
Yes.
th-cam.com/video/cnOOPMlErKQ/w-d-xo.html
Who is coming after tamilrockerz movie
Yes me
💜
joy aposaga ortega
merci même si ca devient flippant d'écouter toutes ces vérités qui dérangent. On est mal on est très mal ca peux pas être pire! je vais avoir 60 ans le 25 donc je suis encore mobilisable je trouverais ca bien si on laissait les jeunes en dehors de ces stupidités
My fair lady..... Z 😏
Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion
4K UH when??
May 4th, 2021
Frozen! 🧊
Detesto filme musical.kkkk
Could u send me the cover of the vedeo
So my car is named after this movie hmmm
just came here to find out why they didn't cast Julie Andrews (she was the original lead in broadway) , instead she went to play Mary Poppins.
we need to continue to make quality Musicals like Jack Warner- not meddling with characters where they do not belong to the true story!
London brigde is falling donw
This is where they got Eliza Pinchley from Family Guy
Miuuuuu
CinemaVariety is looking pretty juicy :)
All that money Paramount and you allow you youtube staff to upload a lower than acceptable bit rated trailer for a new 1080p/4K release!?
Auf deutsch
omg
Вы меня ставите в безвыходное положение:))👆☕☕🍰🍰
Hére you áre....❗❗❗
nétso...exáctly... "i'll be there foréver...!!"
Papa's cslling me to His office again.... 🙏 "Come up here!" - Steve Swsnson's song....
" you won't find another fool like me...!" 😞
Swan song... which reminds me... 2Cor11 MSG Derrich....!! 😡
Swan song... which reminds me... 2Cor11 MSG Derrich....!! 😡
👸
I just had my second baby and we called her Eliza :)
Congrats! :D
Scott speedman rosario vinas *:0)8
Заранее like. Hiller проигрывает по всем статьям.
Wait ?, i thought this Movie was Belongs to Waners Bros ?
Wait Paramount?, I thought this movie
was Warner bros.
Yes, it's a WB movie according to the credits, but I think Paramount owns it now or something. The VHS tapes used to have a Fox logo.
@@zacharysiple629 I see.
@@carlhita2602 By the way, this is one of my top 10 favorite movies! :)
@@zacharysiple629 Me too, when I first watch it I thought it’s was ok nothing special but it’s not bad it was ok but when I watched it the second time I enjoyed the movie better than the first time. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
@@carlhita2602 Awesome! :0
I prefer Gigi
Audrey Hepburn, is beautiful, No. It must be in the genes.
So in Roman Holiday, she plays a stressed out (beautiful) princess, In My fair Lady, a BROKE woman trying to pass for high society. So, which one is it?
All movies, beautiful. She is cute and quirky, just these movies confuse me.
With the exception of 2 or 3 great songs, the most intolerable half-yelled grating tracklist of all time
UwU
i actually really hate this movie for vorgiving the proffessore to be this narcicistic rude asshole without any repercussions for his behavior. He didn't deserve any kind treating from Eliza after he treated her so poorly. andi believe if a woman had a say in the matter of the script she wouldn't have returned to him. I don't want to hear any excuses of "oh the film is just old" i can't understand how anyone could say this was their favourite movie with such a heartless character who doesn't face any repercussions but in the end gets rewarded
sorry for the rant i just had to say it
honestly the only good things about this movie are the fashion and elizas and the proffesores mothers personality (except until the end where Eliza returned what no respectable women in her right mind would have done)
I remember I used to like this film as a kid for the music and the spectacle, but now I think about it, the underlying attitudes are pretty questionable. (Bernard Shaw's original script I hear is different, especially regarding the outcome -- Eliza marries Freddie and goes off to run a flower shop in Kensington, apparently. Perhaps the original had a deeper message? Can't say without re-reading/watching).
With a little bit of vocal training. The most musically accomplished Broadway show was ruined before it ever
went Hollywood. Rex Harrison, who had done very good work playing Sir
Alfred de Carter opposite Linda Darnell as a Svengali-like orchestra
conductor in the movie Unfaithfully Yours, never should have been cast
as Higgins. Even he thought so, despite being recommended by Noel Coward
(who could sing). A non-singer and obnoxiously proud of it, Harrison
cramped the style of composer Frederick Loewe from the start. Opening
night in New Haven was nearly cancelled due to Harrison's cold feet. One
is tempted to imagine what Loewe might have written for a vocal
powerhouse, given the other treats in the score. Nevertheless, he gave
Higgins wonderful songs. Listen for the melodies carried by the
orchestra as Harrison croaks along or ignores the music altogether in
his manly affectation. Aesthetically, one would think, the role calls
for a baritone as musically splendid as he was linguistically
sophisticated. Of course, the defense of Harrison is that his superb
acting made up for the vocal debacle, which is not true. In the movie of
the play, Leslie Howard's performance of Higgins is infinitely better.
Future producers should simply look to performers such as Tony Yazbeck
to cast the role, men who have the vocal charisma to characterize Henry
Higgins in a musical. Higgins should have over-the-top music like that
of a Rossini tenor at the start and sober up into plainsong as the spell
of Eliza brings him low. Her music should have the opposite arc, with a
Matilde di Shabran fireworks finish. As it is, the movie is more
watchable for the Cecil Beaton art direction, the Cukor direction and
the the Shaw wit. Audrey Hepburn had her moments as a film star, but she
plays Eliza as a variation of her Princess Ann in Roman Holiday--this
time a royal pretending to be a Cockney, who goes back to being a royal.
But that doesn't really work dramatically, because the play Pygmalion
shows that the newly minted princess is much more interesting than a
real princess would ever be when she dumps Higgins like so many wilted
violets. Hepburn's performance here is as disembodied and unsympathetic
as Kiri Te Kanewa's recorded Eliza. One gets the distinct feeling that
these two women believe it's more respectable to be a princess, and that
we as an audience must not forget that in real life they are refined
and important performers...and that's a bit of a bore. In the end,
Hepburn could not do justice to all that glorious music written for her,
even in a pantomime, unlike Marion Cotillard's sensational turn as
Piaf. But in this production nobody can sing. Even the voice of Freddy
Hill--who has the greatest love ballad of all time, On The Street Where
You Live--was dubbed.
I watch MFL once a year; Cotillard was superb-but once was enough.
Someone needs to get out more. Harrison was pure class. Now bore off
@@sazzieb1 Wrong. No non-singer should ever be cast in a musical. Not only that. You see he flattened or erased all of Higgins’ melodies in a way that perversely ruined all subsequent productions.
@@sazzieb1 he was too old....
@@sazzieb1 he was too old....