I loved you once in silence, Camelot (1967)

Sir Lancelot(Franco Nero) and Queen Genevieve(Vanessa Redgrave) sing of their doomed love. Camelot, (1967)

[@2Hearts3]

Such a beautiful song, so tender and simple. This is best version of it.

[@lorad.stoner8406]

How could we not love this song and the fact that these people fell in love while filming this movie. We can SEE THEIR LOVE! They had a daughter together.

[@starwood213]

No it was a son.

[@duncansdav]

Not many people on earth more beautiful than these two. What a tear jerker.

[@hanschristianbrando5588]

The definitive rendition of this song. The fact that THEY'RE NOT ACTING gives it the necessary passion.

[@christopherC1111]

Heart wrenching. That guys in love for sure.

[@rmp7400]

That guy is in love...for sure.

[@hariclia_m]

Softness and sweetness, tenderness of voice cannot be strong at the same time.,

[@erinlaboricua]

I'm a big fan of "Letter To Juliet", which is how I found out these 2 were married in real life. I haven't seen this film, but seeing them acting together, and very in love, warms my heart and makes it all the more beautiful.

[@iangrantham8300]

BUT find out Erin, how many years passed AFTER their making this film for htem to finnaly get together, an amazing story!

[@bobbivaneman1584]

ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVORITE SONGS FROM ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVORITE MOVIES !

[@jackiemcmeekin6551]

I just love the songs from “Camelot”. Great acting, passion, romantic songs. 🥰👍

[@lorad.stoner8406]

They had a son together and though divorced, remain friends.

[@starwood213]

​@@lorad.stoner8406 no they reunited years ago.

[@buckjohnson1119]

@@starwood213Yes, I thought that, also.

[@aminsadeghpour1549]

One of my favorite songs from the whole musical

[@JefferyFrisone]

The best. Beautiful and simple with the lute only.

[@annetteelliott1494]

Love it.....

[@jimbilton1956]

Just beautiful.

[@ameliamarbablanco6998]

Un musical maravilloso con música y canciones de Loewe ,me encanta

[@sparkyggreatmusic450]

Ohhh such a love

[@sashar3718]

I want a man to look at me like Lancelot looks at Guinevere 😍

[@Vesnicie]

Careful what you wish for. Whenever my man attempts a look like that, he looks vaguely brain-damaged...

[@daniellevinson6975]

Who doesn't want that?

[@johnpickford4222]

Then get cast in a movie!

[@gerd9126]

magnificent

[@christopherC1111]

I want to be 25 again

[@JefferyFrisone]

Julie Andrews has a great voice, but this fragile version is my favorite. It is sincere.

[@mb3503-o4e]

Those two met up in later life and are now married

[@outercyberia]

Lovely song and a prelude to their doomed love. Although Lancelot is more beautiful than Guinevere.

[@bro8974]

I saw this in '69. Sometimes I just want to go back to that time. I was so naïve, very confused, and happy at the same time. Oh, if this county could be Camelot once again, but hate and racism have re-emerged.

[@julietteyork6293]

Yes, anti-white racism has gotten out of hand thanks to the left

[@gerd9126]

our once and future King

[@lynnejenkinson7852]

💔I miss you soo much💔

[@Vesnicie]

It's funny, Vanessa Redgrave doesn't have a very strong voice, yet this version always brings me to tears while Julie Andrews leaves me cold.

[@Vesnicie]

@Alice Moore Vanessa Redgrave and Richard Harris both did their own singing for the film version of Camelot. Julie Andrews did not reprise her stage role in the film. You can tell it is Vanessa singing because it's warbly and not particularly well-trained, but as I said above, that is why I like it here. The Julie Andrews recording is like clear crystal, and just as cold. Andrews was certainly the superior singer, but Redgrave the superior actress. What was needed in this scene was convincing heartbreak, and that's what Vanessa delivers.

[@outercyberia]

Snuggles McSquishbottom - exactly😊 Vanessa conveys soulfully the pain of a love that cannot be...

[@frederickletterblair]

​@@Vesnicie Yeah I heard that they actually don't use original sound in situations like this because it's hard to properly record the sound or other reasons, and actors/actresses would record their singing separately and put it back by editing.

[@Vesnicie]

@@frederickletterblair That's right. That's why it was sort of a big deal a few years ago when they did the Les Miz movie and actually recorded their performers within the scene, using the sound created then rather than having the actors lip-sync over a prior recording. Marni Nixon was a famous voice-over singer, who did the singing voices of such roles as Maria for Natalie Wood in West Side Story.

[@federicaleuci5900]

@Alice Moore that's not true, because Vanessa Redgrave herself told in her autobiography that she took singing lessons since she was young and had a long period of song rehearsing before filming. I love Vanessa and Julie deeply and for different reason, but I think that Vanessa as Gueneviere was simply perfect: humorous as required, sexy, heartfelt. Obviously her voice wasn't as Julie's one, because she wasn't a professional singer, but she played this role intensely, she wasn't cold. I think that Julie, as Gueneviere, was perfect with her singing voice, but too childish for the story. And probably, the fact that Vanessa and Franco were a couple gave much more to the scene and the movie in general.

[@annetteelliott1494]

I can see Natasha in her.....

[@zgames9336]

What if he loved her out loud?

[@jacquelinemcnaughton1824]

That’s in the song too

[@Jeph629]

In Medival England? When she is married to King Arthur? They be "sentenced to the flame" for adultery. Which is what happened. Watch the show.

[@zgames9336]

Forgot the /s

[@janemacmullen2369]

This is arthur's queen the name Arthur is this. Cayenne named his son arthur. It is a name of the king.

[@eleanorwilliams5065]

Is this the original key? X

[@fordpopular8792]

HAM A LOT.....................

[@Iveraghboy]

Gawd...pass the bucket, Im going to throw-up😒