Mad about Men 1954 Glynis Johns

[@bookmouse2719]

Oh thank you! Loved it.🐳🐟🦭🐠

[@Marciaz]

Such a perfect sequel. Love the Miranda movies. Thank you for that link also.

[@user-oj5bw7sl8p]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful movie, - made in old times, but always new!

[@cindyhamblin5673]

Thank you for this, this is the first time I'm seeing this, I so enjoyed it! 👍

[@deborahfrasier1221]

RIP Miss Gylins John❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@WillScarlet16]

It's mind-blowing and strangely fitting to know that Glynis Johns has now outlived every other cast member of BOTH Miranda movies.

[@unicornplanet5667]

She's passed 😢

[@CarlosHernandez-ow8ps]

Descanse en Paz !

[@judywilkerson8682]

I just loved this movie 😊

[@niklar55]

Sadly Glynis Johns died 4 January this year. Age 100 years. Brings a tear to my eyes!

[@AmericanActionReport]

And I've been feeling wistful. Ann Blyth, who also played a mermaid (Mister Peabody and the Mermaid) the same year (1948) as Glynis Johns, is now 95. I pray that she lives as long.

[@alanodonnell4788]

​@@AmericanActionReportThey were great classic mermaid movies there.

[@alanodonnell4788]

She was a legend in acting there.

[@90FF1]

A true delight. Worthy of restoration. Glynis Johns ❤

[@AmericanActionReport]

I agree. It's too bad that KZbin lowered the resolution to 260 pixels tall.

[@charliewest1221]

I first saw Glynis Johns in the 1954 classic, "Personal Affair" with Gene Tierney and Leo Genn. She was brilliant and I fell in love with her instantly. Thereafter, I endeavoured to watch as many films and plays that she starred in. I have never been disappointed at her performances: her great beauty, her brilliant and versatile acting ability, her singing, her dancing. She turns magical 100 on 05 October 2023. I shall try desperately hard to send her a birthday wish and blessing to mark this wonderful milestone. Long live beautiful, beautiful Glynis!

[@natasha-rn2ft]

I used to watch part of this at my nan and pops hpuse. It had been recorded on tape in part, right before another film we were supposed to be watching. I was so fascinated. I finally found it!! I am fascinated now too, 20 years on

[@cecilyroberts1696]

Similar story to me when I watched some of the original Miranda

[@ksr7271]

another Glynis Johns Mermaid masterpiece in humour!!!! Bravo. (The one before is Miranda (1948)) and Happy 100 to you, you well deserve it, Ms. Johns!!!!!!

[@AmericanActionReport]

She reached the age of 100 and has since passed. May she rest in peace.

[@christinacolasanto530]

Thank you for the movie referance meranda...l came here from Mr.Peabody and the mermaid.love the wimsicle adorable old movies.

[@kwclove7623]

These movies are so cute. 🌊

[@donnieallums4847]

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie! Another mermaid movie. Very comical when the cousins swap places she was a real character. They were beautiful women! Thanks for sharing this with us out here in south Alabama ☮️❤️

[@AmericanActionReport]

You're welcome, from Taipei, formerly from the Pee Dee area of South Carolina.

[@kinyamadege__6235]

Thank you so much for posting. Such a beauty, such a talent, such a loss.

[@AmericanActionReport]

I learned of her death from you before it was reported on the news. Thanks for passing the information along.

[@MARCIA.ZZZZZZ]

​@@AmericanActionReportoh I only just discovered her from Miranda. I hope she had a good life.

[@AmericanActionReport]

@@MARCIA.ZZZZZZ I discovered her by way of a short-lived TV program called "Glynis." Watching the 1948 movie "Miranda" about ten years ago refreshed my memory.

[@alidabaxter5849]

I adored Glynis Johns - wonderful in comedy or serious roles both in films and on the stage. Lovely to see this sweet film turn up here, but honesty she could play just about any kind of role and make it believable.

[@AmericanActionReport]

I recently downloaded and watched the first hour of her movie "The Sword and the Rose" but got busy and had to save it for later. It's not one of her better movies, but it's still worth watching.

[@annettesheridan8928]

I love this film thank you so much 😊

[@robertsweeney7472]

Great and fun twist. Hilarious support cast

[@lostintheseventies7969]

fell in love with CORNWALL,MERMAIDS,AND THE MIRANDA,LOVER OF MEN-LOL

[@AmericanActionReport]

And I became enamored of Glynis Johns during the early 1960s when she had a short-lived TV series called "Glynis." She was the embodiment of class. It wasn't until many years later that I saw "Miranda" and "Mad about Men," which further made me a fan.

[@BrendaChilders-o8r]

I like how realistic the tails are especially being how old this movie is

[@AmericanActionReport]

Yes, and also the swimming, the way they swam with their whole bodies like cetaceans such as dolphins. Even today, most movie mermaids bend their knees to push their bodies forward; it spoils the whole effect.

[@BrendaChilders-o8r]

@@AmericanActionReport rt not that I can do any better but it kinda ruins the feel

[@MichelleFlood-l4p]

@@BrendaChilders-o8rdid you know there is now a sport called mermaiding ? Basically it’s swimming with a monofin with silicon tails worn over the monofin .

[@zxs7170]

Oh my goodness….I love 💕 this movie so much! Been looking around to see if it’s being shown anywhere and here it is.

[@niklar55]

Memories! I was taken to see this film, by my parents when I was 10 years old, and was fascinated by it. I think I fell in love with Glynis Johns character, even at that age. Remarkably, Glynis is still going strong at 95, and her voice is as special as ever. My memories of this film, were rather vague after all the years, but its a typical bit of whimsical English fantasy of the times, when people were still trying to forget the horrors and the memories of the war. It was good to watch it again. Thanks for posting it.

[@AmericanActionReport]

When I was in my early teens, a TV show called "Glynis" aired for thirteen episodes. I quickly grew fond of Glynis Johns and was disappointed when the show was cancelled. I had not heard of her mermaid movies until I began researching for my novel "Emily McAllister and the Mermaid."

[@elleryeggen9678]

@@AmericanActionReport are there more Glynnis Johns mermaid movies?

[@AmericanActionReport]

@@elleryeggen9678 You're in luck. Until you asked that question, I couldn't find it on KZbin, and it was hard to find on archive.org. Praise the Lord! Here's the link for the original Glynis Johns's original 1948 mermaid movie "Miranda": kzbin.info/www/bejne/maKwhIZ7a6uNbcU Born on October 5, 1923, Glynis Johns now lives at Belmont Village in Hollywood Heights, California.

[@elleryeggen9678]

@@AmericanActionReport WOW!! She is still alive!! And lives in California! Brilliant!

[@YvettefromAus]

How very true, they are magical and just what they needed. 😊

[@dontaylor7315]

Glynis Johns has an adorable way of saying outlandish things in a completely matter-of-fact way as if she's just commenting on the weather or something mundane like that. I've been fascinated with her since I saw her in The Court Jester in 1955 when I was eight.

[@AmericanActionReport]

I was fourteen when I first saw her in the short-lived TV series "Glynis." I saw some of the same qualities in her that you saw, and I was an instant fan. Her TV show lasted only from September to December 1963.

[@dontaylor7315]

@@AmericanActionReport I'm envious! I totally missed that, didn't even know it was on. I was sixteen and working after school as a motel bellhop.

[@maureenc1284]

I'm his favorite mistress!

[@bozoclown99]

You do know writers write the they speak 😂

[@dontaylor7315]

@@bozoclown99 And?

[@Bobalicious]

A charming sequel to a charming movie. Thank you for sharing it.

[@AmericanActionReport]

I'm glad you like it. Until fairly recently, "Miranda" wasn't available on KZbin, but now you can find the full movie. Glynis Johns is now 98 years old and living at Belmont Village Hollywood Heights, a seniors living facility in Los Angeles. Her birthday is not until October 5, but you may like to remember her then.

[@mht5875]

Happy 100th Birthday Glynis Johns!

[@esotericexplorersmartinez493]

I’m so glad they got the same lady to be the nurse she plays the part great and she’s hilarious ❤️

[@AmericanActionReport]

I agree.

[@giancarlojacobs9982]

Me too! Sequels weren't big back then but I love that they followed up on the relationship between Miranda and the nurse

[@esotericexplorersmartinez493]

@@giancarlojacobs9982 totally!

[@theramdomchannel8329]

wait a moment this is a sequel? I should'a known!! what is the name of the original movie?

[@esotericexplorersmartinez493]

@@theramdomchannel8329 yes! This one mad about men is part two! Definitely watch the first one. It’s called Miranda

[@Kpink452]

Brilliant saw it as a kid in black and white on tv just love Glynis johns so beautiful funny and other worldly. Margaret Rutherford was always a favourite .And Joan Hickson who went on to play the best Miss Marple! New sub

[@TheLabamba12]

I love these kinds of movies this one is one of my favorites

[@AmericanActionReport]

So do I. Probably every movie requires some suspension of disbelief, but there are limits to what each member of the audience will tolerate. With "Mad about Men," the only suspension of disbelief is the existence of mermaids. Beyond that one point, everything is easily believable. With many "modern" movies, you also have impractical costumes, impossible and often capricious superpowers, thrown in with pointless wall-to-wall explosions and other loud noises, needless destruction of private property, and merry homicides. That's cinematic junk food. I'm definitely "old school" in my movie preferences.

[@annamossity8879]

@@AmericanActionReportThank goodness you are! And that you’re sharing these lovely movies with us! New sub! ❤

[@AChicagoWoman]

I also like Mr. Peabody And The Mermaid with William Powell and Ann Blythe.

[@AmericanActionReport]

So do I. I think of "Miranda" and "Mister Peabody and the Mermaid" as companion pieces. They not only covered the same themes in similar ways, but both movies were released in 1948.

[@videocat1366]

So great to find this on YT after all these years. I watched this movie over and over on late night TV as a kid. Are the sexual innuendo went over my head until now. She was a little hussy. LOL.

[@AmericanActionReport]

Thanks. I'll have to watch it again. I'm 73 years old, and I missed the innuendos. Glynis Johns made the original movie ("Miranda") before I was born, and she'll be 99 years old in a few weeks (October 5).

[@videocat1366]

@@AmericanActionReport Thanks for posting this movie. It was one of my favorites and I hadn't thought of it in years. I was happy to learn she's still with us!

[@LaurenaLaCroix]

R.I.P. died at 100 years old, yesterday

[@AmericanActionReport]

The news has put me in a thoughtful frame of mind. Two commenters on this video reported her death before I saw it in the newspaper, and I didn't see it on the internet until I looked for it. Only a few hours earlier, I watched a video from which I learned that my old hometown (Timmonsville) hero Cale Yarborough had died at the age of 84. I never saw it in the news. Thanks for posting.

[@alanodonnell4788]

She was one of the oldest living Actresses in the world. And that's a world record.

[@RandolfPatton]

They're both excellent but I like this even more than "Miranda".

[@MARCIA.ZZZZZZ]

Wow is this the 1948 movie Miranda? I LOVE that movie. I never saw this!!

[@AmericanActionReport]

No, this one is the 1954 movie "Mad about Men," the color sequel to the 1948 movie "Miranda." You can also find "Miranda" on another KZbin channel, and possibly archives.org

[@MARCIA.ZZZZZZ]

@@AmericanActionReport Thank you. I'm obsessed with these movies now and shared them to my friends.

[@charliewest1221]

Happy, happy birthday dearest Glynis Johns, Grand Dame of British and Hollywood cinema and theatre. Congratulations on reaching the B I G 1 0 0 ! ! ! Thank you for all the wonderful hours of joy and entertainment you have brought to me and to thousands of your adoring fans. Enjoy a glorious day. May you be blessed with many more years of good health and happiness. With lots of love! 05 October 2023

[@AmericanActionReport]

Amen. I've been trying to get the email address or other contact information for the assisted living home where Glynis John lives, but I haven't been successful. I hope she's being flooded with 100th birthday wishes.

[@charliewest1221]

@@AmericanActionReport Yes, I have also been trying to send her a message. I filled in a form from the Belmont Retirement Home where she resides. Not sure whether she will receive it.

[@AmericanActionReport]

@@charliewest1221 What was the contact address for Belmont Retirement Home. Also, there are at least two Belmont Retirement Homes in the area in addition to the many Belmont Retirement Homes elsewhere. Are you sure you got the right one?

[@alanodonnell4788]

She did also star in Mary Poppins and Scooby-Doo And The Ghoul School to.

[@feeltheforce10]

Two future Miss Marples - Rutherford and Hickson.

[@AmericanActionReport]

You have a sharp eye and a keen interest in classic movies and British television shows. I had to look it up on IMDB to find that you were right. Thanks for the info.

[@feeltheforce10]

@@AmericanActionReport 😄

[@feeltheforce10]

@@AmericanActionReport Thanks.Rutherford began as Miss Marple in 1961 and Hickson 1984.I thought both were great Marples out of all that took the role.

[@kennethbooker4955]

I like a lot of these old films very funny

[@ThomtheArtist-js9kp]

Absolutely LOVED this hilarious sassy sweet movie!

[@AmericanActionReport]

I'm glad you did. The original, "Miranda," is even better. I managed to download it before it was removed from You Tube. I hope you get a chance to watch it somehow.

[@kyracoach]

I LOVE and adore this movie!! Thank you

[@chadwedul1787]

Betty Box always delivers!

[@AmericanActionReport]

I had to check IMDB to see who Betty Box was. As it turns out, she was a prolific producer of movies that have stood the test of time. Thanks for bringing her to my attention.

[@juliechristophe9847]

Thank you so much for this !!!!

[@AmericanActionReport]

You're welcome. I believe it was the only movie I've posted on my channel.

[@hae-jungaliciakoh18]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ericbishop3468]

I have been waiting 55 years to see her flip a biscuit with her tail again. Somewhere my cousin is laughing his head off.

[@AndreaFoulkesPastLifeHealing]

So adorable... I think many of us have been Mermaids

[@AmericanActionReport]

I agree. "The Little Mermaid" has always been my favorite fairy tale, and there's no close second place. The late Glynis Johns has been my favorite mermaid, although I think Darryl Hannah is the most skillful and convincing.

[@alanodonnell4788]

​@@AmericanActionReportI know if Mermaids were real. I'd try and catch them like your women. In the second film there. Since I know they are worth a fortune. Especially if I sell them to the governments. Since they pay very well and I'd be rich then.

[@annamossity8879]

@@alanodonnell4788😢

[@markwaldonjohnson]

the tails are perfectly done! Can't even see the legs under the tail when they swim. Amazing for the time as most modern mermaid movies you can see the legs underneath.

[@AmericanActionReport]

Mermaiding is an art form for which, sadly enough, most filmmakers have no respect. It's more than just a costume. A professional mermaid uses her (or his) whole body for swimming as the mermaid is emulating the movement of a cetacean such as a dolphin or whale. Whenever I see a movie "mermaid" using her legs to kick forward, I can't help but groan that the studio could have and should have invested in a little training for the actor or perhaps a real professional mermaid.

[@markwaldonjohnson]

@@AmericanActionReport Thanks for reply

[@nssteampunk4865]

​​@@markwaldonjohnson I learned to use a monofin and tail back in the summer of 2021. Lap swimming and snorkeling is one thing but mertailing is something completely different. I have stayed underwater as long between 3 and 4 minute.s.

[@bonniestrait9138]

I m wondering what happened to Miranda 's baby too! At the end of the first Miranda movie! She should be in this movie as a little girl mermaid or at least mentioned being cared for by relatives!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@AmericanActionReport]

That would make an interesting story. I probably won't do anything with it, but it's tempting to work out the story in my mind. Thanks for the comment.

[@389383]

Loved it! Would love to see it again with a better copy.

[@AmericanActionReport]

The bad news is, I've tried without success to find one. The worse news is, even if I found one 750 pixels high (as opposed to 360), KZbin would reduce it to 360. The only HD videos I've posted that remain HD are those under 15 minutes long. Sorry.

[@stefunnys3882]

So glad to find this tonight! Thank you!

[@AmericanActionReport]

My pleasure. I was a fan of Glynis Johns when I was a small boy, many years before I saw either of her mermaid movies.

[@stefunnys3882]

@@AmericanActionReport Do you have any more of her mermaid movies? Or any movies with her in it?

[@AmericanActionReport]

@@stefunnys3882 I do have the links to several of her movies that are in the public domain or at least are allowed on KZbin without a copyright strike. I'll have to find time to look them up. You may try typing the name Glynis Johns and adding IMDB (for Internet Movie Data Base). She has quite a list, but you won't be able to find all of them on KZbin.

[@grantwriter7777]

Recognize Miss Marple, Juan Hickson, playing the landlady? Anne Crawford as Barbara Davenport? Dora Bryan plays Berengaria, Donald Sinden as Jeff Saunders, Margaret Rutherford plays Nurse Carey, and of course lovely Glynis Johns as the Schoolteacher and Miranda. Fabulous!

[@hae-jungaliciakoh18]

😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@parvinassi777]

A beautiful movie 💕

[@kennethbooker4955]

She plays a mermaid in this one as well

[@chezfun]

WONDERFUL!

[@annettesheridan8928]

Loved it thank you so much 😀

[@AmericanActionReport]

You're welcome. The original "Miranda" is now available somewhere. When I get the chance, I hope to find it and post it on this channel.

[@1locust1]

Berengaria was an added treat.

[@AmericanActionReport]

I agree.

[@colorizedenhanced-silentmo3068]

Hi, Jerry Mills. this is beautifully meaningful video. thanks. :)

[@AmericanActionReport]

Thank you for your comment. As soon as I'm finished with my current project, I'll have to watch it again.

[@NilsMontanEsq]

What a babe.

[@juliebannerman-wu4lp]

Oh my goodness what lovely movie thank you

[@Wintis_Swizzle]

Nice 👍

[@Germatti13489]

Love her!

[@AmericanActionReport]

So do I. I became a fan of Glynis Johns when she starred in a short-lived television comedy around 1960.

[@marcoespinoza9903]

Puede escribir en español

[@54321Judith]

Cute!🥰

[@juliebannerman-wu4lp]

That movie was so so so good

[@shelleymcafee8197]

Margaret Rutherford makes these films great, in My opinion! One thing that was a bit disappointing was the absence of Miranda’s Baby, as shown in the last scene of the first film - ‘Miranda’. …Guess the Producers felt that having a baby would have cramped Miranda’s Men-chasing too-much, eh?!

[@AmericanActionReport]

Good observation. It's called retroactive continuity, or "retconning," for short. When makers of a movie or TV show find that something in the present installment of a series contradicts something in an earlier installment, they either try to explain it away, or they just pretend it never happened. When "Dallas" decided to bring Bobby Ewing back from the dead, they pretended that an entire season of "Dallas" was just someone's dream. Politicians and "journalists" of the "news" media do it all the time.

[@annamossity8879]

@@AmericanActionReportThey absolutely do! 😂

[@michaelsonortega2387]

Wow, can't believe that they have underwater camera on that time

[@AmericanActionReport]

Underwater filming took place at least as early as "Terrors of the Deep," an adaptation of "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea," in 1916. For that film, they used a technique called photosphere.

[@kennethbooker4955]

This was filmed at pinewood studios

[@tripjet999]

Watching this movie may cause a haddock.

[@AmericanActionReport]

Sounds a little fishy, but I've heard worse puns. Some of them jump the shark.

[@marcoespinoza9903]

Estoy enamorado de miranda con esos hermoso s vestidos

[@Miko_Wildflower]

Catherine: Please keep Miranda out of trouble, nurse. The next day: 20:21, 22:17, 22:35, 26:19 and 27:39

[@AmericanActionReport]

You must have watched it twice to catch all that. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@charliewest1221]

Now I know where Gerald Thomas and Peter Rodgers picked up their love of innuendo and double entrende which became a feature of their "Carry On" pictures of the 6os and 70s.

[@AmericanActionReport]

Until I've had cataract surgery, starting March 17, all I'll be able to say is that I appreciate your comment. I tried to look up Thomas and Rogers (which Google says is the correct spelling), but it's hard for me to read.

[@charliewest1221]

@@AmericanActionReport Hi, Jerry, thanks for you response. Extending my very best wishes for your surgery. Bless you!

[@kennethbooker4955]

Glynis John’s is 97 now I have just Miranda she played a mermaid with fish tales

[@AmericanActionReport]

She played in many other roles before and after Miranda and had a short-lived American TV series in the early 1960s. You can find some of them on KZbin.

[@alanodonnell4788]

​@@AmericanActionReport She was also in Mary Poppins and Scooby-Doo And The Ghoul School to.

[@YvettefromAus]

There’s a movie with the Thin Man star with Myrna Loy and William Powell, I am going to bed , anyway the Thin man movie star, not Myrna Loy the husband he goes on holidays and catches a mermaid and his wife sees him with her and the usual hilarity ensues. It starts with him in a Psychiatrist office, I thoroughly recommend watching it. Thin man series too. 🥂

[@AmericanActionReport]

You're referring to "Mister Peabody and the Mermaid," which was released the same year as "Miranda" (1948). It's an absolutely delightful movie. In the movie, the mermaid (Ann Blyth) has no dialog. In the years since I've watched it, I've learned to appreciate minimalist dialog, so I'll have to watch it again. P.S. Both "Mister Peabody and the Mermaid" and "Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein" were filmed at Weeki Wachee Springs in Florida at the same time. Because the main characters had to stay in costume, tourists were surprised to see Frankenstein's monster eating lunch with a mermaid.

[@kyrareneeLOA]

💛 Oh I love Glynis Johns... she had a movie "Island Rescue " 1951 is not finable. RIP Glynis.

[@AmericanActionReport]

Thanks. I'll see if I can find it.

[@kyrareneeLOA]

@@AmericanActionReport That would be amazing. ❤ It deserves to be seen.

[@AmericanActionReport]

@@kyrareneeLOA I found "Island Rescue." The original title of the movie was "Appointment with Venus," a misleading title. Venus was the name of the prize cow that Glynis Johns's and David Niven's character rescued from the Nazis. Here's the link: archive.org/details/movies?tab=collection&query=Appointment+with+Venus+1951

[@marcoespinoza9903]

Y ese hermoso vestido verde y amarillo

[@kennethbooker4955]

This film was made at pinewood studios a lot British films are made in studios

[@kennethbooker4955]

She plays 2 parts in this film

[@jodypitt3629]

Jerry, I must add that what I had typed wasn't written down beforehand and copied. My nickname when I was tiny was Shirley Temple, she too had she a gift of lines retention likewise to mine.

[@marcoespinoza9903]

Y ese hermoso vestido rojo brillante

[@arjaybaluca6482]

Is she the same girl from miranda?

[@AmericanActionReport]

Yeah, she's Glynis Johns and she played the same mermaid in both movies. She was active from 1938 until 1999, receiving a Tony Award and an Oscar. At 96, the Welsh-born actress now lives in Belmont Village, in Hollywood Heights, California.

[@arjaybaluca6482]

@@AmericanActionReport how lovely,I admire her acting skill so much.

[@queenmedesa]

Love this film ! ..pero qué horribles faltas de ortografía hay por aquí

[@AmericanActionReport]

I was happy to share it with you. ¿Qué errores ortográficos quieres decir?

[@queenmedesa]

@@AmericanActionReport las de algunos comentarios, prefiero no señalarlos

[@spudspuddy]

Dunlop rubber company made the mermaid tails, just in case you wanted to know

[@AmericanActionReport]

Thanks. I didn't know that. A lot of men my age have Dunlop syndrome. Their bellies Dunlopped over their belts.

[@jodypitt3629]

Hello Jerry, I'm surmising that you haven't seen the like of me before, takes time for you to take it all in. Mental lines retention and recitation is something that any actor or actress would give anything for to possess this gift, why the Late Dennis Norden had so many "It'll Be Alright on the Night" programs.

[@marcoespinoza9903]

Y tiene ese hermoso vestido amarillo en la casa

[@marcoespinoza9903]

Me gusta la ropa azul que tiene cuando fue a sus monedas

[@marcoespinoza9903]

Y cuando esta en la cueva en su forma de sirena

[@andrewcarey2017]

hellloooo one of my favourite films ever ive alllllllways wanted to find out what that gorgeous song is that barabara plays on piano near the end when miranda lets bonzo and trixie out if any one knows please tell me !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! xx

[@AmericanActionReport]

I think you're referring to the song Glynis Johns sang after the 1:16:00 mark, "I Can't Resist Men." It was written by Ben Bernard and at some point recorded by Ray Martin and His Orchestra. Here's a link to the lyrics: lyricsplayground.com/alpha/songs/i/icantresistmen.html

[@andrewcarey2017]

@@AmericanActionReport aaah sorry i meant the gorgeous classical solo piano piece she plays from 1;09 as carolines waiting to go on instead of miranda been looking for years! can't even shazam it thankyou for your reply though hope i find out one day :)

[@daisybenoit6608]

@@andrewcarey2017 it's "Un Sospiro" in D flat major by Franz Liszt. As a fan of classical music as well, i hope it helps!

[@andrewcarey2017]

@@daisybenoit6608 OH MY GOD !!! you have no idea how happy ypuve made me thank you thankyou thank you xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

[@marcoespinoza9903]

Me gusta la sirena del cabello blanco y su cola

[@marcoespinoza9903]

Y ese hermoso vestido azul cuando llega canold en su caballo

[@AmericanActionReport]

Mucha gente notó sus estilos de ropa más que yo.

[@marcoespinoza9903]

Y cuando va a almorzar con el hombre que llamo en la mañana

[@marcoespinoza9903]

También sus guantes

[@marcoespinoza9903]

Y cuando esta en el sofa sentada y cantando

[@marcoespinoza9903]

Y en su forma de sirena al final

[@marcoespinoza9903]

Y cuando fue a comprar el hombre la alludo a cargala

[@queenmedesa]

Ayudó

[@marcoespinoza9903]

Y cuando Barclay se ba a deja miranda a su casa en brasa

[@jodypitt3629]

Sorry Jerry, I must have been thinking about somebody else

[@marcoespinoza9903]

También ese hermoso vestido blanco con su cola y cuando Barclay llega y la toma en braso al auto

[@marcoespinoza9903]

Y la de lla en el sofa besadola y aparece y ablan

[@queenmedesa]

Sin h

[@marcoespinoza9903]

Y ese hermoso vestido cuando fue a pescar con jeff y se besan

[@AmericanActionReport]

Tendré que volver a verlo para ver qué me perdí.

[@marcoespinoza9903]

y también cuando mueve su cola en la silla de ruedas

[@AmericanActionReport]

Sí, fue muy divertido.

[@marcoespinoza9903]

@@AmericanActionReport Gracias

[@AmericanActionReport]

@@marcoespinoza9903 De nada.

[@billsmart2532]

it's out of focus

[@AmericanActionReport]

A 350 x 640 resolution was the best I could find. Sorry.

[@qualquan]

poor print

[@AmericanActionReport]

It was the only one I could find on KZbin or anywhere else. You should ask KZbin for your money back.

[@queenmedesa]

@@AmericanActionReport they had another on Internet Archive, but I don't know if it's still there

[@AmericanActionReport]

@@queenmedesa The way I understand it, the movie print you can watch on archive.org is much clearer than the print they allow for downloading. I believe that's the one I downloaded for this channel. You can see it more clearly at the following URL: archive.org/details/MadAboutMen1954

[@tessdurberville711]

Sadly, not even close to "Miranda". The wonderful supporting cast replaced by cardboard cutouts here. Only Margaret Rutherford delivers.

[@charliewest1221]

Nonsense! Hardy won't agree with you.

[@jodypitt3629]

Hi Eddie, I'm living as a male-to-female transgender, something that my own parents had withheld from me for many years by means of mind-altering prescribed medication. I was 32 years of age when I saw "Splash" at my local cinema, literally with my extremely fertile imagination, the woman inside me came to the surface and seeing through Daryl Hannah's eyes I 'was' her in the film, both in her shoes and swimming in her tail as "Madison" the mermaid. My Dad was once a R.S.M, they will and therefore always shall have the last word, Try arguing with someone like that Eddie, especially what I wanted to be, so it was 'silence the ranks' like the original Hans Christian-Andersen fairy tale. "Welcome to the Statue of Liberty" a great monument that has come to symbolise hope for naked women everywhere, botchy balls!"