Cary Grant sings "Mad dogs and Englishmen" (1939)

[@barbaradace7952]

Fun! Good thing there was so much handy "Gunga Din" footage for you to use :-)

[@HeidiBuss-pd8cw]

I think it's a Patter Song which means the artist sing-songs the lyrics. It's similar to reciting a poem set to music.

[@CaryChristopher-fi8lv]

Very nicely done, mate! Great job of editing!

[@Yataniss]

Thank you kindly!

[@judithmoore8692]

Love hearing cary grant sing ❤

[@judithmoore8692]

Even though he’s not a great singer we can over look it 😂

[@Yataniss]

@@judithmoore8692 To his credit, he admitted that himself. But still I adore his songs and therefore collecting them. Check my list or latest videos and you'll see ;-)

[@williamphillips6049]

The great Cary Grant! Nobody can be great at everything.

[@johnbellocchio66]

Love Noel Coward. Love the song. Love Archie. But he cannot sing this song. For the sake of his legacy, let's resolve to bury this!

[@PoliticalWeekly]

@@johnbellocchio66 Who does the best rendition of this song?

[@johnbellocchio66]

@@PoliticalWeekly The British-Irish actor Jeremy Irons.

[@AmityAmy]

Never realised that was him singing that, pretty bad singing but on point for the song, funny!

[@Yataniss]

Check my other videos (Cary Grant sings...), he sung in several movies. And some more on radio. I found his singing pretty nice but I know that for ppl who have "music ear" he sounds a bit off. Still I wish he'd sung more and was in an actual musical ("Night and Day" wasn't enough). Did you know they wanted him to play prof. Higgings in the film "My fair lady" but he refused out of respect to Rex Harrison?