10 Little Known Secrets About Leslie Caron

10 Little Known Secrets About Leslie Caron
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Gеnе Kеllу, in thе award-winning mоviе. Fеаturing the music of Gеоrgе Gеrѕhwin, the
film mеmоrаblу соnсludеѕ with a rеmаrkаblе 17-minutе ballet, still considered оnе оf
thе triumphs оf its gеnrе.
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[@user-mz5yi1vw8y]

Adore this sweetest of all actresses... wonderful dancer and exquisite beauty....an absolute natural as serious artist...heartbreakingly touching in my favorite dramatic role, FANNY. May Leslie Caron live forEVER!

[@silky0439]

I’m so used to seeing her with short hair. I didn’t recognize her in the beginning of the video. She is truly talented. I was so glad she wasn’t labeled as Just a dancer as she is multi-faceted.

[@tomjohn8733]

She also appeared with Cary Grant in “father goose” a delightful comedy, which I enjoyed very much....

[@william38022]

I was just thinking that that’s one of my favorite movies👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@NOSPOOF]

didn't know that, thanks for the info

[@bmjpdx9222]

@@NOSPOOF How can you not know that??? Do a little research.

[@fw1421]

Leslie and Cary were wonderful in Father Goose. One of my favorite films of the 60’s. Gary Grant is one of those guys that’s great in comedies along with dramas. Operation Petticoat was wonderful too.

[@larryyeadeke2953]

@@bmjpdx9222 They don't even pronounce her name correctly. You ask too much from these clowns.

[@momof2momof2]

Love her, and have many of her movies. The Glass Sipper is one of my favorites.

[@paulphelps7809]

Her performance in "Daddy Longlegs" with Fred Astaire is beautifully well done.

[@moboutmen]

Hearing this guy butcher her name is like watching a figure skater fall.

[@michaelcapeless3268]

I wish they could hire a more competent robot. This one stinks up names regularly.

[@sandrashevey8252]

Very few French actresses made it BIG in Hollywood. Leslie Caron is an exception.

[@heidihogan6611]

Can't wait I used to love Leslie Caron

[@robertmurphy4836]

Seriously someone needs to proofread the script before the voiceactor screws it up.

[@heidihogan6611]

LOL my sentiments exactly he does her no justice 😘

[@marccharboneau4463]

Good to enjoy past actress' achievements...keep up the fantastic work!

[@marybianca2722]

Love father goose, the two were so cute together. Love Ms. Caron 🌹❤️🙏

[@rickr7084]

please learn how to pronounce her name.

[@danieljones2188]

what about Father Goose she was awesome in that movie with cary grant

[@donlaxton2073]

A favorite of mine..TCM doesn't show it enough.

[@darrellrhea5332]

HEAR! HEAR! The only movie I enjoyed watching her in!

[@rickwiedman4836]

Why nothing about Father Goose? That's my favorite

[@cosmic4037]

Been 70yrs since i bumped into her.

[@samuelbonilla1474]

Oh my God I am a huge fan of Leslie Caron. I viewed the film “Fanny” when I was a child and she had me at the first scene of the movie. Also my mother’s nick name was Fanny {from her real name Stephanie); but after that I have viewed just about every movie she was in but “Fanny”, “An American in Paris”, “Gigi” and “Paris is burning” remain very close to my heart. I was devastated when I missed her attendance at what was billed as the last Turner Movie Classic ocean cruise (circa 2019) because of physical Illness. But as I stated I remain a huge fan of hers.

[@sandrashevey8252]

She is a delight. But one incident...well...kind of kills it. I met Ms. Caron at a book shop in London when and where she was hyping her autobiography. We have mutual friends Hollywood ie Lillian Burns Sidney, Rupert Allan and others. I said I`d do an interview and asked for a copy of the book? Do youe want to BUY it? I said `No` as I will be reviewing it and also doing an interview. `No. Not if you are not going to buy it`, she said.

[@user-mz5yi1vw8y]

Those are my favorite Leslie films too. Absolutely totally adore this sweet woman and gifted dancer/ actress...a real t r e a s u r e.

[@robt5818]

A real beauty!

[@craighaynes5157]

I absolutely love these stories about iconic people, but I wonder if the folks that make these purposely pick people that can't read. The man that did this on about Leslie Caron doesn't know the correct pronunciation of her name; it is pronounced Ka-roan.

[@NOSPOOF]

sorry about that

[@kentclark6420]

@@NOSPOOF It's ok. Just a generational anomaly I suspect.

[@maryfroth]

She’s in the movie Fanny to . Enjoyed the movie.

[@zer0tzer0]

You are mispronouncing Caron, as Karen. If you can use the French pronunciation for Chocolate you aught to be able to pronounce Caron as Ker-Roan.

[@williamgriffin3146]

EXCELLENT POINT !!

[@issadad]

This is getting to be a habit with these "10 Little Known Secrets" vids, their best kept secret is apparently how to pronounce the star's name.

[@johannarocho3040]

Good dancer, never thought of her as pretty!

[@annoldham3018]

More classy really. Very typical French aesthetic.

[@erikandreassen6531]

I'm 61 and I Remember a lot of these, back then it would take 6 to 10 years or more to get to our TV. I started with the first cheapest home computer a sinclair zx80, prior to that well working on a construction site, you think a cd or dvd drive was big, the old drives you literally could make a super sized pizza. The first one I came across (just changed from punch cards and to magnetic tape next gen was the floppy disk at 12 inches or 305mm for the modern day you really don't want to go further back) yep home PC's used a tape drive and I would think there are a lot of people that regret their words (most famous is Bill Gates and I'll be generous no computer would need more the 16 megabytes), youtube has the clip. I got my zx81 and for $300 sent it to England for a 1 megabyte upgrade my next one was a Amiga, that started with a tape drive but more ram and more powerful processor. Adding a disk drive, needed a special card and to scare a few of those that weren't around paid $100 per meg of storage. Oh did I forget you had to programme every app or program you wanted to run and remember to save it(this is where hackers started because you had to code your own programmes you needed that was not available. Sigh good old days now you can get a couple of tig for what I paid for 1 meg. It's been so awesome living through ,the changes and I know the younger one's will have a way stepper learning curve,I gave up my programming once it passed 32 bits. Want some history just go back in time, what we have achieved is unreal (good game though pity my reflexes only allow me to watch others). I might not be able to afford or keep up but there are those on youtube that can. I class my first robot was my 3D printer and built from scratch is my pride and joy, getting older than I am (the way of computers) it's still going strong and it's custom at 200mm x 400mm x 185mm, I'll let you guess which axis is which. For those that want to do a ground up build (like I did for my 3D printer and CNC) make whatever build area square it simplifies so many things (because I needed to print oversized things I did the 400mm big mistake most software your holes are going to be oval and that is .0001 difference that increases the longer the rectangle unless you are really (and I do mean really) good at your maths (sorry I'm a bit older than I can cope with it hmm maybe I should borrow the kid next door as he has a way better grasp on things). Love my setup but unless I do CNC I have to say square is the best option. So my new printer build (and if you managed to get this far, you've found how stubborn I am, no not ready to give up) is going to be a coreXY, why because it is stable and will allow higher print speeds. Got most of the parts but need someone to either show me or weld the main sections together. I only want a modest build 400 X 400 X400 and maybe the odd cnc work, that's for another time. Thanks for putting up with an old man's rambling I'm not dead yet and what I see is fascinating, well till they seen me to a home and that I will fight, I still want to explore and won't go easy (I'm sure I mentioned stubborn somewhere :-) Sorry guys n girls did to many essay's in school. Take care look after yourself and yours and I'll do the same as best as I can. CHEERS.

[@tyroberts2261]

It’s pronounced care own not Karen

[@mohammadrezakhani2539]

👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@everettnapihaa6111]

Yes or Car-on pronunciation I'm 66yrs and that's the way I caught hearing it you know...so French. Speaker sounds like a robot! What a looker was she..

[@Stevefor1776]

Funny.... I'm 73 and it was Ca-roan, rhyming with loan. Possibly not the French pronunciation, but in America that's the way her name was spoken.

[@everettnapihaa6111]

@@Stevefor1776 funni-er, everyone's on the bandwagon. America isn't always right...for 2 years 1967-1968 in private school we were required French and our French teacher pronounced it the way I did.It was just kind of a passing phrase like she was just immersed in describing Paris a place of romance and (when we're that young we're not that interested), or the funny language. Maybe I should've just let it go...may she rest! Au revoir Mecier!

[@Marcel_Audubon]

"Leslie Karen"?!? I stopped listening. You couldn't even bother to research the correct pronunciation of your subject's name???

[@lindaeasley5606]

Leslie KA-RONE is how her name is pronounced

[@marcust4238]

Who is Karen?

[@bellepierre24]

It's Caron and pronounced as such. CA-RON not Karen, what the bloody hell!

[@elijahhodges4405]

Caron = Car-OH-n.

[@williamgriffin3146]

SHE CARED FOR MAURICE CHEVALIER AT HER PARIS HOME FOR HIS FINAL YEARS

[@larryyeadeke2953]

Annoying hearing them pronounce her name wrong about 50 times.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

😂

[@alison2649]

Wait,you’re not going to say she was “passing”?? The biggest secret of all?Ok I’m just amazed that racist America back in the day allowed a ethnically ambiguous person to star in films with an all white cast.

[@gertrudecooper9345]

Wrong pronunciation of her last name. Shame on you. Voice was most likely AI generated.

[@TheStockwell]

Karen Leslie - they don't make them like her anymore! 🙄 Maybe the narration is auto-generated by a robot, in which case we can all relax. If artificial intelligence is this stupid, the Matrix and Terminator cyborgs won't happen for centuries. 😌

[@caryheuchert]

Non-human narration