"MY FAIR LADY"/"Wouldn't It Be Loverly?" - AUDREY HEPBURN

[@bjnboy]

From what I read, when Audrey leanred that they were going to dubbing over all of her hard work, she stormed straight off of the set. But being Audrey Hepburn, she returned the very next day to apologize for her behaviour.

[@krendilsshieldheart6344]

She was under contract so idk how much pf that is true lol

[@hekeptdying1428]

I heard she didn’t find out until she saw the actual final film.

[@liverush24]

@@hekeptdying1428 Like Lysette Anthony in Krull. She was humiliated at the premiere.

[@alephmorricone7207]

u can find the songs with her original voice on KZbin.. of course she would be upset when she got to know that

[@lesmcnamee4945]

No offence, cannot do inglish either, She was a brilliant actor

[@Multi80schick]

My favorite musical of all time. Audrey was so cute as Eliza before her transformation. She was poor, but she wasn't stupid!

[@jameshay7247]

She really was... cuter than in the rest of the movie, oddly enough. She looks happier.

[@galaxy_cat9575]

I first watched it in high school in English class and I loved it

[@jackbrown4120]

​@raymondbrereton3298👍

[@sjs928]

Haaa ! I always say “ I may be crazy , but I sure ain’t stupid … “

[@apenation8100]

Transformation? You mean she turned into My Fair Tranny?

[@Fish7775]

I miss my mother. She sang this a lot.

[@marcogiovanni8962]

You’ll be with her again one day bro. I lost my dad last year. I’m hopeful I’ll see him again. Keep your head up 👏🏻

[@anastasiachiqvinidze3488]

This is my cover of wouldnt it be loverly ❣️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnzJo6SHlKeKldk

[@Fish7775]

@@anastasiachiqvinidze3488 You have the voice of an angel. Thank you for sharing.

[@Nicci75]

Mine too, I lost her 2 years ago.

[@buickmclean8163]

Yes , so did mine , that 's why I know the lyrics and can sing along. As long as you can sing along , your mother is always with you. Best wishes.

[@user-yz9kz6vt9y]

"All I want is a room somewhere far away from the cold night air," I believe this song is extremely relatable for most of us in today's economic climate.

[@dangeary2134]

Flash forward three years… That cold night air is closer due to the political climate. I hope you have gotten ready. Not being facetious, just hoping that at least some of us have looked forward!

[@philippaine]

This song will be the entrance song to my mum's funeral on February 1st 2022 in Wiltshire, England. She sang it regularly when I was aged about ten!

[@bogeysbaby]

Poignant yet beautiful moment.

[@sophielegault2278]

30 years without Audrey Hepburn❤️❤️ You are missed very much Audrey Hepburn❤️❤️

[@tc4836]

Still can't believe she was Snubbed at the Oscars in 1965 for her performance. She killed this part....

[@jaredc304]

T C The fact that she didn't do her own singing in this movie was one of the reasons cited for her being snubbed.

[@inarukaraya2718]

Julie Andrews sang this part

[@alh41]

It was actually Marni Nixon who did the singing. She was a very famous 'Ghost' singer. She was also Maria in West Side Story. If you listen closely you will hear the same voice in both these films. I see your confusion as one of Julie Andrews's most notable roles was playing Eliza Doolittle on stage. It's a very common misconception as Julie was Iconic as Eliza and 'ghost' singers are meant to be a bit more secret.

[@alh41]

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[@deanmarino6593]

Oh but JULIE WON FOR MARY

[@rociocastillo4990]

This is such a magic scene. Even without color lights or special effects, it makes me feel like i'm watching some fantasy movie.

[@Dani-ln8yh]

I seriously miss the golden age of cinema. At least we can relive the magic by re-watching them ❤️

[@FrankTheDoomriderJohansen]

I didn't even live in the 60's or 70's, but I still get nostalgic when I watch and hear things from those decades, hell, I can even get nostalgic from stuff from the 30's, 40's and 50's as well haha! 30's-90's was golden! After we hit 2000 it all started to go downhill.

[@davidwhite8220]

1965 was very good year. My Fair Lady, Sound of Music, Yesterday, Ticket to Ride ...

[@goldenvulture6818]

@@FrankTheDoomriderJohansen Actually it didn't start going downhill until the mid or late 2010s

[@goldenvulture6818]

You're not alone

[@troublebreathing8648]

We peaked at spider man 2 ​@@goldenvulture6818

[@cjripley32]

This takes me back to my childhood. My heart feels warm

[@dr.100purrscent5]

💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗

[@russellthompson9271]

Heart feels warm??!

[@63Cherylg]

Marni Nixon did such a beautiful and wonderful job dubbing the vocals. What a legend she was.

[@laurabailey2152]

excatly. so sad no one knew who she was

[@meropale]

Marni Nixon played one of the nuns in The Sound of Music with Julie Andrews.

[@tangobango9653]

No matter how many times I hear this song, I simply LUV it. And, don’t we all “want a room somewhere.”

[@sophiekopanou1950]

I was alive in 1964. I was born in 1958. All those lovely pictures

[@Conchann]

Sayaka Kanda, Japanese musical actress who passed away last week just before her performance as Eliza in Japanese version of My Faire Lady, must have seen this movie hundreds of times to learn Audrey's acting and dancing skills. Playing the role of Eliza was her dream.

[@ClayMastah344]

Thank you for this interesting fact, I searched her name and got to see her performance. Great show

[@goslar21]

Does anyone else think that this movie has incredibly modern cinematography for a 60's film? ... just me?

[@haranoe]

No, it's only that "modern cinematography" is backward and trite.

[@zotharr]

And it's not a regular film anyway, it's a musical. I can imagine they used things from the staged version as well

[@marktaylor6491]

They effectively perfected cinematography in the 1940's.

[@amycrunch3812]

For a what? Sorry. 😀

[@anastasiachiqvinidze3488]

This is my cover of wouldnt it be loverly ❣️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnzJo6SHlKeKldk

[@ApollonianKing]

I was 4 years old when this hit the theatre and my family took me to see it. I only remember the film because I was transfixed by Audrey Hepburn and the songs. God, am I getting old.

[@withlotsabutta]

ApollonianKing :)

[@annagrey4584]

No, I was Born in 2004.. And I'm too young to be old.. It's all because i was born in the Wrong Era and Wrong type of Style.

[@ActuallyDavid]

+Anna grey Okay, I'm gonna stop you right there. You weren't born in the wrong generation, you were born in your generation. I fucking hate when people say that, it's incredibly selfish and ungrateful. Aside from that, you can like older things without having been born in the "wrong era". Pink Floyd is my favorite band, and I was born in the early 2000s as well. You weren't born in the wrong era or wrong type of style because there's no such thing as being born in the wrong era or wrong type of style. Your parents conceived you whenever they did, and you wouldn't be yourself if you were born earlier.

[@wednesdayaddams6227]

+Actuallydavid Calm Yourself.

[@jazzieheavens3889]

this movie was from 1964... you kindda are buddy

[@ginnymay8965]

Just had this song stuck in my head!! So I figured "might as well watch this"

[@rogerhuff9556]

+ginny may its not just for kids im 71 and still think these musicals are wonderful

[@ginnymay8965]

+Roger Huff I didn't say it was just for kids..

[@amazedbyhisgrace1606]

+ginny may haha, me too!

[@ginnymay8965]

lol but I'm not a kid... but compare to her.. i guess I am lol!!!

[@WakeMeUpInVegas]

Same!!

[@Fauntleroy.]

I relate to this so much. Now, I'm fortunate; I've come up from terrible poverty and am firmly middle class. But I still feel poor, because I look around and wish I could do more for people. I remember what it's like, when simple pleasures are something you can only dream about. If we just took care of each other better than we do... now that would really be loverly.

[@chloepresley2000]

Is your name inspired by Little Lord Fauntleroy?

[@johnfulton4061]

You can always contribute some of your money and or time to help poor people there are a lot of organizations that would love to have someone with your beautiful spirit

[@37center]

it's not possible to love a woman I never met more than I love Audrey Hepburn and this scene typifies her appeal as much as any other - although there are numerous other scenes that capture her wonderful spirit, her true self always showing through.

[@oohyllab]

She was radiant!!

[@toomuchmeow]

She's such a delight to watch!

[@bentleyamor944]

Love Audrey Hepburn she is sooo amazing and beautiful and cute 😍❤😚👑

[@Capristan1954]

I too am in love with this lady....she is a special person. I cannot talk about her in the past tense.

[@terryfriend16]

The lovely Audrey Hepburn dancing with her ballet chops. Oh and the support crew, singing baritone and tenor, just an exquisite piece. Thanks so much for putting this together.

[@andrewharald88]

Hi

[@buharimohammednasir2893]

I can't believe no one shows up here during this hard time. This movie can make you cry when you know how easy life used to be.

[@8thhousemoonrabbit205]

Lol no life was not easy, for them- the movie made it sweet because of her rags to riches, story but this character was from a class of people, stuck in the gutter (which was common).. you should check out the history, of Britain. I recently found out about 'baby farming' but I was aware of 'Dickensian' novels, long before.

[@mikesnyder1788]

Went to the cinema in 1964 and, friends and neighbors, the sights and sounds of this wonderful musical filled me (an unwashed 16 year old) with a rare intoxication! I had NEVER seen anything like it! Love it still...

[@philipnorris6542]

Definitely one of the all-time-great show tunes.

[@smurffettsmurff79]

I LOVE the oldies makes me remember the time I cherish with my grandparents.

[@wenseulrenejoyrisupremacy8758]

I tried doing her "eow" and I sounded like Cardi B help

[@imajicaxo4874]

🤣😭🤣😭🤣

[@manevida4981]

(It's rather dull in town, I think I'll take me to Paris, hmm The mistress wants to open up the castle in Capri, hmm Me doctor recommends a quiet summer by the sea, hmm, mmm Wouldn't it be loverly?) All I want is a room somewhere Far away from the cold night air With one enormous chair Oh, wouldn't it be loverly? Lots of chocolate for me to eat Lots of coal makin' lots of heat Warm face, warm hands, warm feet Oh, wouldn't it be loverly? Oh, so lovely sittin' Abso-bloomin'-lutely still I would never budge till spring Crept over me window sill Someone's head restin' on my knee Warm and tender as he can be Who takes good care of me Oh, wouldn't it be loverly? Loverly, loverly, loverly, loverly (All I want is a room somewhere Far away from the cold night air With one enormous chair) Oh, wouldn't it be loverly? Lots of chocolate for me to eat Lots of coal makin' lots of heat Warm face, warm hands, warm feet Oh, wouldn't it be loverly? Oh, so lovely sittin' Abso-bloomin'-lutely still I would never budge till spring Crept over me window sill (Someone's head restin' on my knee Warm and tender as she can be) Who takes good care of me Oh, wouldn't it be loverly Loverly, loverly, loverly? Oh, wouldn't it be loverly? Loverly, loverly, loverly Wouldn't it be loverly?

[@bubbleshark]

thanks! :)

[@pseudolonelygirl]

Thanks

[@jieyang6009]

Thanks!

[@lillyanderson3623]

Thank you 😊

[@shantagees9425]

This song and scene give me hopes and dreams in ways I can’t explain. I love it… planning to see My Fair Lady in tour this spring.

[@rolad]

One of the best songs in the movie! Audrey Hepburn was amazing.

[@giovannyespinoza6013]

Marni Nixon was amazing too

[@galaxy_cat9575]

I’ve never heard of this movie until they show this in English class I love it 😍

[@nonjaninja4904]

You can't get more charming than Audrey.

[@DrRobertTownsend]

From what I read, she wanted this role to go to Julie Andrews when she was first approached. The big wigs said they will hire Elizabeth Taylor instead. Not sure Elizabeth Taylor could have pulled this off. Audrey did a marvelous job as always.

[@LucyLovettLestrange]

Imagine all of those people happily telling their family members that they got to sing and dance with Audrey Hepburn!

[@sophielegault2278]

Happy 94th birthday Audrey Hepburn🎉

[@TheAnonymous189]

Just finished this movie this morning, and I never thought I’d ever be amazed at how this movie turned out to be!!! - my mom used to have memories with her dad watching this movie... Now, we can relive that experience! I honestly love this movie, and it deserved Best Picture in 1964

[@sjs928]

IT IS THE SIMPLE COMFORTS THAT MAKE OUR LIVES “ loverly “ … God bless us all

[@oranjelibertine]

Weird how these lyrics are still what most people in 2021 (myself included) long for

[@Aled_bo11]

I’m doing this song for theatre and I can’t wait!!!

[@applejellypucci]

I cried seeing this the first time on TV, 25 years later watching it again.

[@paulharrison9960]

Can’t walk in Covent Garden without humming this !

[@breakablebuttercup]

It’s amazing how the sound engineers did this. Blend between the words. You can Audrey in it

[@TracyAdams-bc5jx]

I just went to the theater tonight to watch this on the big screen... it was wonderful!

[@turangalila90]

All I want is a room somewhere Far away from the cold night air With one enormous chair Oh, wouldn't it be loverly? Lots of chocolate for me to eat Lots of coal making lots of heat Warm face, warm hands, warm feet Oh, wouldn't it be loverly? Oh, so lovely sitting Abso-bloomin'-lutely still I would never budge till spring Crept over me window sill Someone's head resting on my knee Warm and tender as he can be Who takes good care of me Oh, wouldn't it be loverly?

[@ADAMSIXTIES]

This scene from My Fair Lady was filmed Nov. 22nd, 1963, Burbank, CA. Audrey Hepburn announced the news to the cast and crew and they were one of the only movie sets that kept filming. Audrey said had she known all her singing would be dubbed by Marni Nixon who also dubbed Natalie Wood in West Side Story she never would have taken the role. 😒

[@wyesjcbnwr8606]

what a gem. I absolutely love this production. Each time I watch it it lifts me up. I am very grateful for this. Thank you

[@chrisgulledge4841]

I like how Audrey Hepburn is too light to make the cart see-saw so the extras had to jump in XD

[@BUSTER.BRATAMUS]

When movie magic existed....

[@oohyllab]

Yeah really, movies today are practically trash in comparison. Well, imo anyway!! I watch mostly older movies.

[@pikapo16]

@@oohyllab In terms of mainstream Hollywood. Yeah there hasn't been that many great ones lately. But if you look into indie and international films, there's some hidden gems you may find

[@mrblobby7864]

Yeah. Whilst there are still great movies being made, they seem to be missing a bit of heart.

[@PrincessWarsop]

Without swearing or nudity.

[@Mini-Toast_]

Donna Schnaath Do you watch anything of quality or critically acclaimed, or just what's popular?

[@personanon-grata5083]

One of my favorite movies, but my favorite Hepburn movie is "Wait Until Dark." Maybe the scariest movie I've ever seen. Hepburn was Amazing.

[@tylertigno5443]

After learning to teach vocals I finally get why Audrey is incredible Lots of people can sing and lots of people can do accents NOT a lot of people can sing (well) in a different accent and still have the accent and sing correctly is astounding

[@melvintaylor9716]

Love all the music numbers and Hepburn, but she didn't do the singing, it was dubbed by Marni Nixon

[@gotem6891]

lol she didnt sing it though

[@terryfriend16]

She was dubbed by Marni Nixon.

[@abbygocubsgo3168]

Wasn’t she dubbed by Julie Andrew ??

[@SD-hv8cy]

Dubbed by Julie Andrews but Audrey is still a brilliant icon.

[@kennethkappes8666]

I bet the extras had a lot of fun doing this scene. It sure looks like it.

[@dimitrisperdikis4432]

Unforgettable

[@stifflerantique259]

I saw this movie as a 13 yo kid & i was so very fascinated bcoz Prof. Higgins was also the King of Siam. WOW!

[@musicalapril23]

Gosh this brings back memories of my youth. Always loved this musical ❣️

[@stephensonp.christian8997]

Hello Good morning April, Don meon is a blessing to this world and his music will continue to inspire and draw us close to God

[@amycrunch3812]

Extraordinary, in every aspect. Choreography, acting, Audrey.

[@yoyo6117]

I remember my Aunt making me watch this movie as a child, I was absolutely fascinated by the fashion of this period. Loved it!

[@MarquesJo71]

Different world back then ! Days we'll and truly gone.

[@kirsteni.russell5903]

Marni Nixon sang Audrey Hepburn's songs in the movie. You can find a video with Audrey Hepburn's own voice in this number, but this one is the soundtrack version.

[@Joachim1167]

I've heard the version with Audrey's voice and I prefer it over the soundtrack version. It just sounded more appropriate for this song.

[@stephensonp.christian8997]

Hello Good morning Kirsten, Don meon is a blessing to this world and his music will continue to inspire and draw us close to God

[@steveturner6862]

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[@louiwagner9606]

- Wonderful gorgeous creation, you are!!!!! - YOU WERE FANTSTIC GORGEOUS PERSONALITY!!!!!

[@siddharthsen7035]

I like how the old men treat her like their daughter

[@carolrashee6346]

Great song and talented actress. Even though she didnt sing the song, she had great mannerisms and dance steps

[@stephensonp.christian8997]

Hello Good morning Carole,Don meon is a blessing to this world and his music will continue to inspire and draw us close to God

[@Lusbeyri]

I love this song so, so much!! Melts my heart every time.😍🎶👏

[@geoyardi6012]

Just as mine 🥰🥰🥰 it makes me remember my late wife ans the good memories we have had together.

[@mwittner63]

I sing this song to myself all the time. I have the exact same life goals

[@elemileTLDR]

At least those two beautiful "loverly" at the end were hers. I can live with that.

[@lawrencemyers3623]

An incredibly beautiful and classy woman. You've been gone 30 years, but certainly not forgotten.

[@sunnychuang58]

Oh! The overpowering feeling just to know somewhere I'm here in this 1964 Mr George Cukor motion picture adaptation of the Broadway musical of Mr Frederick Loewe / Mr Alan Jay Lerner's most enchanting,gut-busting,and uplifting best-loved stunner "My Fair Lady".For there's no where else on earth that I would rather be - to be getting near to one of its musical highlights that has prudently-and-resplendently laid out Ms Audrey Hepburn's decisive-and-impressive character-portrayal of draggle-tailed guttersnipe / the jabbering-and-woolgathering flower-seller Eliza Doolittle. Performing her number with the unpleasant twang in front of St Paul's Church Covent Garden - as what Prof Henry Higgins has cynically and typically labelled her Cockney accent "a disgrace to the noble architecture of (St Paul's) this column" and "a cold-blooded murder of the English tongue" - the rarefied-and-vivified screen legend has explicitly brought her own spark of divine fire to the character that she's depicting. What a nimble-witted and undisputed actress she really is! Her magical change-over - from unkempt philistine flower-peddler into lambent pristine upper-cruster - is quite aesthetic,climactic,and ecstatic in detail.Ms Audrey Hepburn was the perfect choice to play Eliza Doolittle if Ms Julie Andrews another legendary silver-screen / theater icon was not to be in this hilariously entertaining-and-enlightening classic-film.

[@withlotsabutta]

sunny chuang Quite taken aback by your lovely, wonderful comment. I hope a simple "Thank You" will suffice. :)))

[@octopodesrex]

+

[@TonyBittner-Collins]

Imagique Audrey's voice wasn't used for the soundtrack, but she did have the chance to sing all the songs and she did it quite nicely. There's a version I watched somewhere.

[@jameshay7247]

Hepburn looked the part. Andrews was simply too healthy-looking for a film version of Eliza.

[@m.e.d.7997]

I still think Julie would have been better. To me Audrey was too regal looking. Audrey was always very thin. Will have to think this one over. What we do know is that Julie won the Oscar and dear Audrey was not nominated. Why???

[@werwobel]

Born in 1970...grew up with My Fair Lady...Sabrina and other movies. I am a man....what can i tell. Teenager...just imagine. Audrey...just a wonderfull woman... even when she had no real time...to express it to her children. ;-)

[@woodiicycad]

Julie Andrews originated the role of Eliza Doolittle on the Broadway stage in 1956. When it came time to make the film version the role went to Audrey Hepburn who was not a trained singer. Marni Nixon sang all of Eliza's songs in the film version because Ms. Hepburn did not have the vocal chops to handle the role. She even admitted to this later on.

[@johnfulton4061]

But her performance was superb she declined the role at first but she was told that if she declined it they were not going to cast Julie Andrew's Shirley Jones and believe it or not Elizabeth Taylor (who campaigned hard for the role)was also considered who knows Liz might have surprised us people thought she couldn't handle Virginia Woolf and she won her second Oscar

[@evillink1]

Man, we need to preserve these movies in physical media before the crazies decide that they're too toxic or whatever. I miss entertainment just being wholesome for its own sake.

[@sapnabulathsinhala]

All I want is a room somewhere Far away from the cold night air With one enormous chair Oh, wouldn't it be loverly? Lots of chocolate for me to eat Lots of coal makin' lots of heat Warm face, warm hands, warm feet Oh, wouldn't it be loverly? Oh, so lovely sittin' abso-bloomin'-lutely still I would never budge till spring Crept over the window sill Someone's head restin' on my knee Warm and tender as he can be Who takes good care of me Oh, wouldn't it be loverly

[@singalongwrudy8690]

My parents took me to live plays at the Fisher and the Fohlinger. We painted ceramics, pictures. Piano lessons BEFORE we were allowed to even touch and electric guitar. The '70s and '80s were great years to be a kid.

[@seaturtleloverseacharm8924]

ive watched this movie,and it still cracks me up every time

[@eandsm4620]

GREAT SONG! GREAT MUSICAL! Saw this in the theatre when I was a kid.

[@milagrosaybar7370]

Who's here after Perrie Edward's cover of this song? She NAILED it

[@cosmictruth3600]

She is so beautiful.. so ..gorgeous ...

[@nancyjunkie]

It’s crazy to think that this same year, The umbrellas of Cherbourg was released. It really lets you appreciate how modern the umbrellas was.

[@kathdj1014]

I have had the opportunity to perform this song on stage during one of my recitals. =)

[@AnnabellaRedwood]

Oh.... How beautiful ❤

[@chickypooh73]

One of my favorite movies

[@Kexgoija]

Such a beautiful scene overall. Covent Garden comes to life. Eliza, too . Perfect tune and voice.

[@prasad9002]

My music teacher was loved this song. Every week we had to sing this song in music class. She used to go on and on about the movie.

[@christinapsalmist4267]

My grandad used to sing this to us grandkids. ♥

[@sunityensabai2903]

Audrey is so beautiful,gorgeous& graceful.She is the great actress.I love the song" I could have all night".

[@racaciaruth4460]

Such a splendid classic musical that always attracts me to watch again over time. Can never tire to listen to Eliza and her tikes good care of me song. 💘💘And all of the others of course. ❣️ ❣️

[@desireealmeer1272]

My favorite

[@marichrisibarra5355]

this song is soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo nice and the melody too

[@hisfavouritedoll]

This was such a wholesome scene🩵

[@slayaforever6009]

When Eliza said "Someones head resting on my knee!" The first tine I watched it, I thought she was talking about a dog or a cat! 😂😂😂 I was a lot younger and to me a dog was the best thing to have on your lap 😂😂 My friend was watching it with me and she had already seen it before so she just went along with it and said "The dogs name could be Peanut butter!" and now I think of that every time I hear this song haha!

[@theoldbuilding]

The literal definition of adorable! Wonderful.

[@viktorcheng2061]

2020 and still a classic timeless masterpiece but still wonder, what if Julie Andrews played Eliza.

[@jordanbick3220]

She did, in the stage musical version

[@walterzimmerman5028]

If she had we would not have the sound of music.

[@svei5289]

@@walterzimmerman5028 or mary poppins, a blessing in disguise

[@ChibiHoshiDragon]

And others still wonder what if Audrey had been the only actress (Eliza has TWO actresses. Marni Nixon dubbed her singing parts)

[@richeynishimwe2004]

I didn't watch this but now im going to watch the movie and I want to bc Audrey is in it

[@vintagebrew1057]

My lovely music teacher Mr Alan Hunt loved this song and taught us to sing it around the piano in a Victorian school in London's East End. So it was real Cockney girls singing the song which was quite funny. Great music and a great music teacher, RIP Mr Hunt.

[@quickstep145]

Audrey was fantastic in this film. I think that they should have kept her original voice, or at the very least been upfront with her about the voiceover. She's a legend. 🌟

[@mattenryy]

Oh wouldn't it be adequate

[@kevintaka3842]

Oh, how I love this film. And this song too! One of my all time favorite films of all time!

[@DanceBeforeTheStorm_]

can't get this out of my head.........

[@commanderkeen3787]

This is the first Audrey Hepburn movie I ever saw. Knowing little about her, I always assumed this was how she really talked....and that the posh accent was fake 🤣

[@Markinpuff]

Wonderful classic

[@nicholasroberts6954]

Xmas 2020,COVID UK : Biarritz , no chance, unless you're testing your eyesight . All those musicals that came to be in the 20 years after WW2. Wonderful. Unlikely, that we will ever see the likes of them again. Lloyd Weber doesn't even get close.

[@crazzylliesha2125]

Performing this song in my school in the annual day...... I m the main lead(Audrey Hepburn;).... I actually love this song............ -from India

[@neelimanur9665]

We got also lucky to perform some selected acts from G. B. Shaw's Pygmalion as the part of our sessional drama course in graduation. I got attached to most of the characters because I was assigned to be the editor and create a simpler version of the drama. Moreover, I had to give the proxy of the absent characters during rehearsal. I miss those days badly.

[@ralphhill7240]

My fair lady you did it

[@XeniusChannel]

POGO? No one? Ok....I guess only me :|

[@ObjectsInMotion]

Making lots of-Loverly-Absoblume!

[@norz72]

I shall never...

[@matthewstaton6810]

I shall never....

[@thespaceman9146]

I shall never...

[@bdttrance4194]

Desire

[@eev4]

Any one in 2021?i love u who ever reads this

[@Mid940]

Me c:

[@charliewest1221]

"So long as men can breathe and eyes can see, so long lives this ...". There will NEVER be another musical film in the English language to match 'My Fair Lady".

[@SymphonyBrahms]

Olkahoma, South Pacific, Carousel, The Sound of Music, The King and I, and several more.