🎉 Rest in peace and birthday wishes to Jack Soo 10 28 This memorable musical, could have been most people's introduction to this talented actor. I see parallels between this show and Guys and Dolls. Sammy Fong was a charming gambler and club owner who was in no hurry to marry until circumstances demanded he pay attention Linda Low was more proactive than Ms Adelaide The Sammy song is Don't marry me. Rest in Respect

The sedan chair for the bride should be red, not white. This movie is very good. Is there a version of Broadway musical?

This movie's actors and actresses with speaking roles were ALL Asian.

Love this Movie!!

Better with English captions added

Beautiful climax

chop suey !!!! all around the house on me !!!

This is such exceptional film on so many levels of San Francisco Chinatown so many generations coming together of family values culture and being an Asian American balancing old and new and of San Francisco in the 60s

Great cast and great movie! The dance scene at 1:31:31 is my favourite. Wonderful!

Benson Fong, Jack Soo, and Victor Sen Yung.

I took my lady friend on a date and we drove through Chinatown and I started singing "Grant Avenue" when we drove past it. She thought I was certifiable.

Nancy was 20 when this was filmed. GAWD was she hot. Kudos to the gal who dubbed for her. She sounds like Nancy. When I was younger, I really thought it was her.

Universal doing a Rodgers and Hammerstein musical for a change instead of Fox. But at least they still had Alfred Newman supervising, adapting and Conducting the score like he did for The King and I, Carousel, and South Pacific at Fox.

Chinese people do not eat Seahorses. Snake meat was illegal in America to eat and was not eaten all over China, but only in certain cities as a Medicine or Medicinal Purposes and not as a Meal. There is no such thing as Longevity Noodles and no company ever held that name. 1000 Year Old Eggs are actually pickled Eggs in Soy Sauce and are NOT 1K years old? Make Sue they are FRESH? Contradictory to create on purpose a misunderstanding and a sublime Social Engineered Process to create and compare a Social Binary of Human to compare to non Human to add a sense of racist humor.

Long live the Dragon.

Thank you thank you 😊 so much I’m going to save it to watch it again

I just love ❤️ this movie 🎥 the uncle is funny 😆 and it’s a good musical I missed this movie for a long time thank you 😊 again so much god bless you

I said I would love to see it I love ❤️ this movie 🍿 thank you so much I love you

Oh my god are you showing me this movie 🍿 I was talking about it a couple of days ago

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Nancy Kwan is awesome, and i say this as a person who has never seen an Asian in their life (in my European country)

Fantastic movie!

The title was familiar but nothing else about it. How had I not seen this before?

Nancy Kwan is a Fox!!🦊 But I'd rather go for Helen.

Where are you guys from? The east. New York eh?

What a wonderful movie, American Chinese people have lot of talented actors indeed! Love this movie and recommend it to my family members and friends.

I'm looking for movie I have watch, when I was young... I hope you'll be able to look for it... Where the Song was sung...."I'll see you in September when the summer is gone"... 1960's I think it was...

360p what a shame. Ok on a telephone, I guess.

Mrs. Livingston brought me here.

This movie is a real stinker/

great musical

Excellent, thank you!!👏🌹

And They Using A Japanese American Girl As A Asian Girl . Grandma Said She Play In Another Tv Show Her Name Is Hard To Spell. The Show? Grandma Would Know. Thank You.

San Francisco, Ca Chinatown.Grandma Was Here Then.Pass Down To Generations.Everything Then Is Not The Same Now. I live Here So I Know . Thank You For Sharing This. Grandma Said Everyone Who Was Young Is Beautiful. Anyway Half Asaian We Are Coming Out More Thank You.

Don Kingman’s watercolors are incredible!!!

She sang Let’s String Up Da Roundeyes but it was cut from da film

Everyone is happy at the end. Except Helen Chow.

Enchanting. ❤

Helen was the prettiest.

my mother loved this movie. I watch it every so often with her in spirit, and to see San Francisco as it was when I was growing up.

Great movie. As a Japanese, how could I not know about this movie until now?

In 1964 I was 6 years old and we just got our first color TV. That same evening this movie was broadcast on the local CBS channel. We all watched it together.

Made for the Asian Market Full of songs and dances! Kwans voice was dubbed She was chosen for her Looks rather than singing Talent much like Audrey Hepburn in my fair lady!

THE FIRST TIME I EVER HEARD OF THIS MOVIE WAS A FEW YEARS AGO, 2020 PERHAPS? WHEN I WAS WATCHING A REALITY SHOW. ALL OF THE CHARACTERS WERE GOSSIPING ABOUT ONE OF THEIR "FRIEND'S" RECENT FACELIFTS AND A MALE CAST MEMBER MADE A COMMENT ABOUT THE WOMAN'S FACE BEING STRETCHED SO TIGHT SHE COULD HAVE BEEN ON "FLOWER DRUM SONG." I LAUGHED SO HARD. HAVING NEVER SEEN THE MOVIE AND HEARING THE TITLE I IMAGINED THE CAST WAS ASIAN AND IT HAD TO DO WITH ASIAN CULTURE. I'M HALF JAPANESE AND I THOUGHT THE COMMENT WAS THE FUNNIEST THING I HEARD!

I'm white and watched this show where I was 6 and even then I cried 😢when she was mistreated no should go through that and I love they. Story it was beautiful ❤

This might be the only musical movie with an majority of Asian cast

I’ve never seen a Rogers and Hammerstein movie I didn’t love.

I love this movie!!! I came across it accidentally searching for something else. I especially love the dance sequences "Grant Avenue" and "Love Look Away" featuring Helen, (the seamstress) played by Reiko Sato and James Shigeta - just mesmerising. I first saw it with my mum, it must have been in the late 60's. Out of all the major actors in this movie, Nancy Kwan is the only one still with us (84). Nancy Kwan interview: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6TVlKyYp5iVns0 This musical comedy is a classic 🐉🏮🐉

One of my all time favorite musicals 🥰

Saw parts of the movie when I was very young and when I saw it again I knew that I was compelled to watch it and record it on my old VCR Recorder