There is a "fill" icon. It looks like a little bucket of paint with a drop spilling out. If you have pressed this icon, it will turn from grey to blue and then when you fill in one square, a whole lot of other squares will be filled in too (depending what is in those squares). Make sure that the "fill" icon is greyed out. If it's blue, click on it and it will turn grey. Hope that helps.

Unnecessary and you knew very well. It’s commonly known. Just like queer meant something very different back in the day also..

​@@MarianMurphy-rz8ejno it's not common knowledge, especially now and I didn't know you could read minds.

When everyone you have ever loved is finally gone...

hehe

She was thinking about her next movie role

I guess some men go crazy over that, the bored indifference act

What about My Fair Lady? That came out after this one

@@agenttheater5 Gigi wasn't a Broadway musical. It was created as a movie

She was trying to catch the eye of a new suitor in waiting.

No no. She's already with the ice skating instructor from the previous scene. Gaston's whole thing in this story is that he's bored. This is an old, stale relationship that bores him. For her to be that vivacious and happy, it's likely someone else who's done it to her because Gaston is barely trying.

White collar crime.

At least she is trying to help us stop being ungrateful 😒

Sentimental old girl. 🐱

Me two, saw it when it first came out, I’m 70 now!

gay as in happy....or do you mean that the costumes are so overdone that it prevents them from being truly beautiful

Easy mistake to make when the original Lumiere is also present.

@@WillScarlet16 Where??

@@ceciasa3376 Right there at 0:07 - he's narrating this whole movie.

@@WillScarlet16 Ooooh!!!! Neato!!! :D

@@WillScarlet16 sorry when did maurice chevalier play lumiere?

Artboxfashion in the olden days (I think 1960s and earlier) the meaning of gay meant happy or happily excited

Meaning in the movie scenes she’s excited and happy

@@megheritasantiago4537 Did this really have to be explained?

Gay used to mean happy back then

Louis Jourdan was good looking in his younger days.

That's correct, at least initially, but according to Wikipedia, "In September, the cast and crew flew to California, where several interior scenes were filmed, among them the entire scene in Maxim's, which included a musical number by Jourdan. Lerner was unhappy with the look of the scene as it had been shot by Minnelli, so, at considerable expense, the restaurant was recreated on a soundstage and the scene was reshot by director Charles Walters, since Minnelli was overseas working on a new project.[17]."..........Sorry..........

@@hudsony777 I just read Lerner’s memoir, and you are mostly correct. To my understanding the problem with the original shots of the Maxim‘s scene was merely that Vincente (as AJL refers to him) forgot to film any closeups of Louis (Gaston) and therefore they needed to recreate Maxim’s on a sound stage so as to film the closeups that would make the voiceover style work. Vincente was aware of the reshoots but was otherwise occupied shooting another film in Paris by the time the set was built, so Charles Walters was brought in to film the closeups and later also filmed “The Night They Invented Champagne.” I believe the final product was a mix of the two different shoots.

@@ThePithus Well, you have a better source than me. I just found an on-line reference,

I didn't know Maxim's was an actual place until I saw this comment and looked it up. The facts sound so neat and it's neat that there was a restaurant that several different movie scenes were shot at :D

@@ceciasa3376 Maxim's is a very, very famous restaurant of the turn-of -the-last century Paris. It still exists and has become a luxury chain and brand: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxim%27s

So your comeback is an even grosser thing? Aight

thedogdogification No way. I always thought it was Zsa Zsa.

@@Gigipretty64 So did I. Sometimes it was hard to tell them apart when younger.

Eva was genuinely talented, probably the most talented of the Gabor sisters. And you're right, extremely underrated.

​​​@@Gigipretty64: No this was Eva; just seven years before she starred with Eddie Albert on Green Acres as Lisa Douglas. No I stand corrected. It was eight years before Green Acres. Even though Gigi was released in 1958; it was filmed during the summer of 1957; just before her biggest fan, and future Green Acres fan, (that's me of course) was born. They even filmed some of it on location over there in Paris.

​Eva was the idol of my youth!

That's part of the thing, part of what courtesans are paid for. The problem here is that she's overdoing it. That's how I saw it at least