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>>its the french again..
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>>>>they "don't care what they *do*, actually, as long as they *pronounce* it properly" <s>>>>
>>>Henry Higgins =0)
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>>>~~Bonnie
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>Told you I knew all the lyrics to musicals <g> ( as, obviously, do you )>
>hahaha
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>We recently went on a musicals spree, movies we've seen a gazillion times. We watched one every couple of days (interspersed with "regular, current" movies):
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>"Oklahoma", "Sound Of Music", "My Fair Lady" ... this also prompted us to watch some other old non-musical movies, such as "Breakfast at Tiffany's".
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>Oooh, we missed "Music Man", better do that one soon too.
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>~~Bonnie
But when you get to Man of LaMancha be sure to just listen to the OBC with Richard Kiley and Joanne Diener. Unfortunately the movie ( Peter O'Toole and Sophia Loren ) was a disaster. Same could be said of Camelot. Only Richard Burton can do "Each evening from December to December ... "
And then there is Les Mis ( if you ever get to see the documentary about all the languages it has been done it don't miss it. Seeing them do "One day more" in Danish, then French, then Portugese is a hoot )
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