Funny Face (1957) "Clap Yo' Hands" Song (9 of 10)
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"Clap Yo' Hands" from motion picture "Funny Face" released in 1957. Footage is in 1080p HD quality.
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The fact that Kay didn't get an Oscar nomination is probably one of the biggest robberies.
Kay Thompson steals every scene she's in. And yes she wipes the floor with Fred. Good Lord!
Imagine being 57 years old and having that much energy.
Damn! Astaire was ten years older than Kay Thompson. She was only 48 in this.
Honestly, my favorite number of the movie
Kay Thompson FTW. This number has enough electricity to power ten musicals, even this one.
Kay Thompson was a powerhouse. She steals this number easily. I wish she were in more films.
She waltzed away with this picture.
I still cannot believe that she danced in those shoes!
Kay Thompson what a gifted lady
Kay Thompson amazes me! A powerhouse voice, and holds her own dancing with Fred Astaire, whose energy and agility is unequalled!
And in a pencil skirt and heels to boot!
I swear to God that this song is contagious! When ever I listen to this song I end up rewinding and listening to it again, and again...Fred is amazing - as always - but my God is Kay a wonder to behold!
She's FABULOUS! I searched and searched for this and thrilled to find it! Such a polished, consummate performer! Terrific voice, even better dancer! And that big scorpio personality! LOVE FUNNY FACE! And Sabrina. Audrey Hepburn was adorable and elegant.
You left out meth addict. :)
I know full well that Fred Astaire is dancing in this number, but I can't take my eyes off Kay!!!
michael lockett I agree completely. I’m an Astaire obsessive and this is the only scene where that happens.
Kay T. is formidable competition, and Fred is not helped by being saddled with that guitar.
Me too!!!
yes. and absolutely.
She is my favorite character in this movie!
When I first saw this my first thought was “she’s something else”
Fab voice. All rounder talent x
I read that Kay couldn't stand Fred Astaire and she said before filming this number "I'm gonna wipe the floor with him "... and she did
yes...she hated how he treated Audrey ...in the Kaye Thompson biography I read the description of the filming of the "bonjour Paris" section on the Eiffel Tower is pure gold..hilarious...she hated hypocrisy too
she topped them all!!
"She hated how Fred treated Audrey"???.
Audrey loved Fred and he thought she was marvelous. She flew over from Europe to attend his AFI 1981 tribute. His daughter Ava traveled with him to Paris during filming of 'Funny Face' and she and Audrey became
life-long friends.
It would seem that Kay Thompson had some
kind of an agenda.
And where did you “read” that? There’s nothing in the feed that ever suggested that. Either you are lying or hallucinating. Astaire is on record as having enjoyed working with Kay and vice-versa. Prove it or lose it.
@@nondescript2892Both disliked worked together. For one, Audrey was NOT a musical actress and felt she was forced into the part. Funny how she didn’t mind the paycheck for “My Fair Lady” later on. Astaire felt Audrey was not a trained dancer and wasn’t up to the part, and he was right. Audrey was a dramatic actress. For all of your whinging, you are coming off as a tool. Which you are.
Kay Thompson is absolutely perfect !
Whoever gave this the thumbs down has no idea of talent!! This makes me smile so much.
Oh it was probably not for the talent but just the fact that this is baldfaced racist "entertainment" that's a nice time capsule for how we got to where we are in this country. Oof. The fact no one is mentioning this is hilarious.
We will never see this likes of this again. Just amazing and wonderful!
Apparently Audrey was not going to be the only one having a blast dancing crazy wonderful. These two saw their opportunity and took it. Spectacular stuff. Great classic movie musical.
Great quality video! Thompson is brilliant, so is Astaire dancing in a completely different style than he was used to, but he nails it. Terrific! Thank-you!
I agree, Astaire is using a little Gene Kelly style here. More animated and athletic than usual. (Dancing on the ceiling excepted.)
In this film the one and only Fred Astaire is more like a guy in his 40's than 58.
What other 58 year old male dancer could pull this off bouncing up and down off the floor while Kay sang 'Clapa Your Hands' ... None...because he was the only one still dancing. Amazing and true.
(Gene Kelly hung up his dancing shoes at about 45 or 46...hardly danced much in his last MGM musical 'Le Girls' but went on to
become a successful director).
his last movie musical
I watched this movie for the first time the other day and then i was like “ohhhh, so this is the song that guy in jail was singing in that one fresh prince of bel air scene” lol
Yaaaaas! I just saw that episode the other day! Good call!
I Love this musical " Funny Face one of my favourites" full of class, lovely, beautiful stylish music, singing and dance, Great Iconic Stars in the leading Roles Mr Fred Astaire, Miss Audrey Hepburn, Miss Kay Thompson, This song " Clap Yo hands" is just BRILLIANT with Mr Fred Astaire and Miss Kay Thompson who are So SUPERB. The song is so upbeat and a song that makes you want to join and clap with them. just love it.
This song always makes me laugh, because the music is a full-blown orchestra even though Fred Astaire is only holding a guitar (which he isn't even playing). Can you imagine being at that party 3:22 when he just starts kicking on the floor while she dances around him, all in dead silence?
Instatly smiled as soon as it started. Reminds me of childhood. I used to sit on my grandma's lap and watch these films.
Also, a fabulous arrangement by MGM big band specialist Skip Martin
Fantastic. She's tall and slouchy and absolutely perfect.
No one alive today could even come close doing this amazing number!
This song always makes me smile. I love the end screen too, I'm subscribing!
+zoobihan Thank you so much for subscribing! It really means a lot to me, Editing these videos takes a bit of work ;). I tried to make the endings to the videos special because Audrey is very special! I'm just glad that people are enjoying these, I was afraid no one would. Anyways, thanks! Checked out your channel, very lovely!!
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Greatest scene of the movie... Love it!
"Oh man you is a genius!" Is my favorite moment in any musical.😄🥰
This song got me through the worst week, with the worst boss I've ever had!
Kay is a force of nature!
Give Fred a guitar and a beard and he looks about 60 years more modern 😂
So much talent!!!
I love the fact that whilst recording Fred hated Kay taking over! She knew what she wanted and Fred wasn't happy. I would not argue with Kay if it was me!
Love This Movie One Of My Favorite Scenes!!
So entertaining, I seem to be watching this more and more, just such a talented and happy performance, love it, Kay Thompson just brill in this and Fred Astair but Kay.. just wow!
Two Legends beyond compare!
Based on the size of that guys living room, that had to be the most expensive apartment in Paris!
So dope she’s awesome
There is no more one today who could replicate this number!
I can never get over the complete hilarity and awesomeness of this number. Fred Astaire and Kay Thompson were absolutely genius here!
I LOVE this movie. I LOVE these people.
Who knew that a photographer and a magazine editor were song-and-dance masters? I wonder what Nigel and Amanda could do....
Awesome
Omg....2:19
Love that part sm
Sounds like fred Flintstone and barney Rubble when they were doing the ol soft shoe!
Nothing short of perfection! I wonder if Kay or Fred did the choreography?
Eugene Loring was the choreographer. He was Audrey's choice & the studio wanted to please her. Kay wanted Bob Alton (who choreographed her nightclub act) & Fred wanted his pal Hermes Pan - but Loring got the job.
It's a send-up of the late 50's beatniks and folk music scene cool cats. The attempts at Southern accents are hilarious. Joan Baez was starting her career around that time.
Even though Kay couldn’t stand Fred you can’t see it in the number, she wipes the floor with him out performs him which is unusual for Fred great number I could watch this again and again
Kay gives a great exuberant performance in this number...but nobody... and I mean Nobody ever outperformed the legendary..
one and only 'Fred Astaire'!
Brilliant! You'd never know they didn't get on at all.
Fred Astaire and Kay Thompson did not get along while making this film, and this song and dance number illustrates why. Here's Fred dancing his ass off, even spinning around on the ground, yet it's Kay Thompson you can't take your eyes off. She nails every scene she's in. Astaire was not use to his dance partners stealing focus, but Kay did, and Astaire didn't like it.
Polvina:hey, diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle.
Squacky:the dish ran away with the spoon.
LIT!!!!
Is it just me or does Kay Thompson sound a lot like Cruella De Vil.
I love this so much. Thank you
Kay Thomson kills this entire number even with Fred Astaire right next to her. Her footwork from 1:30-1:50 is mesmerizing.
Kaye Thompson should have had a big movie career at MGM IN FRONT of the camera rather than behind. She was Liza Minnelli's godmother
I never saw the movie but i watched this dance scene a few minutes ago on the digital channel wnyw movies i'm watching the remaining minutes of the movie right now
the great astaire with the enigmatic Kay Thompson like it
Great number.
RING ma Bell !!
Let's just take a moment to appreciate Fred Astaire...I mean let's be honest I don't personally know a whole lot of 58-year-olds who can do what he just did.
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Natalie Harshman you are sooo right
Natalie Harshman The energy and agility of a 20-year old!
Bill Clinton could.
I KNOW i can't! 58 in March! He's an American Institution!
Check him out busting a move at the Oscars....aged 71!!!!
Kay Thompson and Fre Astaire didn't get along. Kay told Audrey Hepburn that she was going to "wipe the floor" with Fred in this song. I think knowing more about the performers can make a scene so much more interesting!
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Bravo Audrey, bravo Fred! BUT!!! KAY!!! R U L Z !!! You can hardly beat that package.
The new synkronisazion is so very special secret sa.......
3:29 best scene😂😂
Is it parody of beatniks?
Yes. If you remember Jo Stockton when describing New York City to Professor Floustre compares Greenwich Village to the Left Bank.
what kind of guitar is that?
Does anybody know what the “Clap yo Hands” original song was about?
Pretty sure it was a minstrel number
What MGM did best. Destroying Gershwin with overproduction and gimmicks. Kay Thompson seems to be on the uppers that Louis B fed to the youngsters in the Freed unit.
According to Kay Thompson's biographer, she practically lived on Coca-Cola and cigarettes.
Kay Thompson “fucks” as the youngins are saying these days