Camelot 1960 Premiere - Robert Goulet, Julie Andrews and Richard Burton,

[@marynexer4748]

there will never be another Robert Goulet! may he rest in peace!

[@ROBERTGOULETTHEMANANDHISLEGACY]

I agree Mary, there will never be another. Vera Goulet

[@mlchc9004]

No Julie Andrews in this clip ?!? Love her she's timeless! Phenomenal brilliant performer! She's a class act & such a beauty! The whole cast is amazing! Bob Goulet & Richard Burton! Am a huge much bigger fan of Julie's! Thank you so much for posting! I wanted to see Julie tho:/

[@goforthjr]

mlc HC I might have written this myself! All hail Julie!

[@mlchc9004]

Love Camelot! Cast was phenomenal , Julie Andrews stands out as the very best of the best! Thank you for posting

[@mlchc9004]

I love Julie Andrews.... beautiful world class artist

[@zte2908]

roberts voice haunts me vera ,i just cant get enough of him ,god bless his talent

[@davidwilliams504]

Very nice, Vera. You late husband, Robert, was truly one of the vocal heroes of my youth. Where are the Broadway artists like him today? How wonderful to see him young again and in such fine voice. Thank you!

[@arthurharrison1345]

It's amazing that Carol Channing is still with us, at age 97.

[@AlaskAnna22]

Thank you so much for posting this history Mrs Goulet. I saw Robert Goulet in Camelot on Broadway in 1961. It was fantastic!!! I was in high school and my father took me to New York city with him and to this show... He took me backstage and I got autographs- Mr Goulet and Julie Andrews and Richard Burton - what a thrill for a midwestern girl (from Michigan). I was just in Love w Lancelot and his voice of course! I wish someone had a tape of the play to post. God Bless you and your family

[@patarthenry]

Robert Goulet's singing is masterful; he inflects every word with its appropriate meaning! A gala night sparkling with brillance Toronto 1960

[@stottie92]

Love that they're playing "With A Little Bit Of Luck" in the opening ;)

[@miltsar]

thank you...this brought back so many memories. I saw this show on Broadway when I was a teen ager and I actually interviewed Goulet for my high school newspaper. It was quite a thrill to go back stage and into his dressing room with all the fuss and hub bub going on back stage. . He was quite a handsome man and he was incredibly kind and patient with us . It was the third Broadway Show I had seen and it was beautiful and sumptuous and the music was thrilling.

[@ROBERTGOULETTHEMANANDHISLEGACY]

+miltsar So glad this brought back good memories and am delighted that you had an opportunity to meet. Vera Goulet

[@joelweisberg]

Well Vera, as a big fan of Camelot and of Mr.Goulet all the way back to the start, may i say that he was the greatest Lancelot of all. I thoroughly enjoyed his career, especially the Sullivan Show appearances and all his many other TV engagements. He was an extraordinary singer and he is surely missed.

[@ROBERTGOULETTHEMANANDHISLEGACY]

Thank you Joel for your kind comment. Vera Goulet

[@maryimhof]

miltsar WOW !!!!!!!!

[@dianavictoriaaljadeff5302]

Thyank you for shearing this.Is marveleus to see the Robert Goulet s interview and his singing in the play.Its a pity that Burton,Dame Julie and Goulet werent in the film.It6 was fery poor without them.

[@susandormadyeisenberg980]

Thanks so much, Mrs. Goulet, for the interview with Mr. Goulet and the gorgeous clip from ED SULLIVAN. I met Mr. Goulet in 1970 at the Colonie Coliseum in Latham, NY, where he gave an amazing concert. I regret that he's no longer with us, but he was certainly one of the greatest musical theater stars who ever lit up the Great White Way.

[@herbertstoner8434]

This is an incredible look back at another era. I loved the interview with Robert. What a guy!

[@christineanndorchakesq.400]

J'adore Robert Goulet! Thank you for making this available online!

[@billbrimmer1739]

Thanks for sharing this Vera. It is refreshing to watch unscripted interviews. To see Bob on the cusp of stardom really captured his genuineness. Also, it was terrific to see the clip of him singing his signature song. It truly was the best rendetion I have ever had the pleasure to see.

[@jenniferburk7965]

What a fabulous voice. Thank you very much for making this available.

[@ROBERTGOULETTHEMANANDHISLEGACY]

My pleasure Jennifer. Vera Goulet

[@Shamsithaca]

Thank you Mrs. Goulet for being a rather kind quencher for my thirst for Julie Andrews' voice. I will also have to dig deeper. There was a forum for such broadway shows and it was there where I learned that a man in NY color-taped many shows from the 50s and 60s, Camelot happened to be one of them. A color clip from the actual show is often showed on broadway based documentaries. Also, a live voice-only recording of this show exists. I have a copy if you would like.

[@goforthjr]

Shams may I have a copy?

[@robbey10]

There's one major difference in today's theatre, When Robert Goulet sings you can tell that he simple believes what he is doing. He is not in a musical but truly in the moment of the music itself. Every performance I see today, I am too aware that the actors are acting and that it is just a show. Thank you Vera for your wonderful post.

[@houseofbeeswax]

Thank you so much for posting this! The best of performers in Camelot! Amazing to see the personalities in 1960.

[@Alandix]

Amazing to think someone had insight enough to keep this film for the world. Thanks for posting it.

[@Onawawgirl]

Thank you, Vera! I saw Bob as Lancelot at the O'Keefe when I was in my teens, and later took my daughter to see him as Arthur. He was marvellous in both roles, but I still love to hear him sing "If ever I would leave you." I remember clearly all the excitement about the opening of the O'Keefe.

[@impuritiesshow]

I'm always so interested in the 1960's, I feel as if it's strange since I'm a 15 year old girl lol but man their hair amazes me honestly, it is like stuck in one place. But this is great, thank you for uploading this.

[@ezwriter101]

Charming! Absolutely charming! Thank you for posting this!

[@youaremagick5935]

So talented, charming, and handsome

[@Samarastube]

what a gem! thank you for sharing this.

[@DTBenefits]

Very interesting video -- and love the song at the end.

[@rainbowranddy]

Back when "talent" really was the definition of.

[@erindurkin4441]

Vera, this is the first time I've seen your husband as Sir. Lancelot Du Lac singing on KZbin today! He was definitely our Knight in Shiny Armor! 💗❤💖💕💘😍🌹🎶💋🤴🏻🎦💓💞💝💟

[@davidsolomon7981]

Best lyrics ever

[@stanzamanclark6529]

My dad was backstage, "holding Bob's hand" before the first show.. They studied together at U of T in those days...

[@Shamsithaca]

Thanks for bring these gems back to the public that can only dream to be there. I was wondering Mr. Goulet's performance here was from the Ed Sullivan Show? I am surprised that CBC did not video tape the entire show, but maybe they did, someone just hasn't found it yet. I recall this one man taped it live in color in NYC. But he refuses to give the full tape. Did Ms.Andrews sing The Lusty Month of May during the Ed Sullivan show? Thanks again!

[@ROBERTGOULETTHEMANANDHISLEGACY]

My pleasure Shams. Yes you are correct it was from the Ed Sullivan show. I was told that they did and I am still trying to find if those tapes exist. Who is the man in NY. I will double check and let you know if Julie sand "Lusty Month"

[@jackrenglish]

NEAT...THANKS, VERA GOULRT.....JACK R. ENGLISH...WEHO...9/2014...

[@ROBERTGOULETTHEMANANDHISLEGACY]

Jack English My pleasure Jack. VG

[@georgenotsmith2804]

www.elyrics.net/read/r/robert-goulet-lyrics/if-ever-i-would-leave-you-lyrics.html For those who can't wait, *Robert Goulet* appears @ 7:17 & 13:04. But the initial & intervening material is worth wading through (it only seems that way). And it is fascinating background.

[@ROBERTGOULETTHEMANANDHISLEGACY]

Yes the video is fascinating and historically very interesting. Glad you enjoyed it. Vera Goulet

[@Shamsithaca]

Hah. Where was Julie hiding this evening!

[@lizaelliott6862]

I think that there are so few pure and clean baritones left nowadays, and people now listen to such trashy music. Although Broadway is still great now, it will never be the same as before. I wish that I could have seen old Broadway with people like Julie Andrews and Robert Goulet. I was certainly born in the wrong time period!

[@ROBERTGOULETTHEMANANDHISLEGACY]

+Lily Evans Lily Broadway's Golden Age was a phenomenal! My husband is considered to be one of the greatest baritones of our time and there will never be another like him. Vera Goulet

[@JustMe-ce8we]

Today Donald J Trump was inaugurated as the 45th President of the United Sates of America. We , the ones who love President Trump waited 57 years for Camelot to return back to us after President Kennedy's assassination. What a relieve to have this wonderful gift given to all of us once again during our lifetimes. This has been such a very wonderful and beautiful day for this great Nation!!! Thank you God Almighty for restoring Camelot for us to enjoy once again, and thank you are great but humble President Trump and Vice President Pence!!!!

[@shawnmalone9711]

Just me you are insane. The Kennedys had class. The Trumps are trash. We have a fool for a president , a slut for first lady, and Barron looks likr an alien.

[@robbey10]

You're comparing Kennedy to Trump? You do have problems.

[@shawnmalone9711]

robert roberson There is no comparison. Kennedy towered head and shoulders above Trump. Kennedy gave people hope that our lives could be better. He gave us "High Hopes". Maybe you should watch My Fair Lady. Could we make Trump a great president? I doubt it. You can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. Trump came out of the gutter and he'll return to the gutter .

[@JustMe-ce8we]

Well spoken by two very liberal Dummyrats that have yet to come to terms with the fact that Hillcary is and NEVER will be your President. You might try doing some in depth research as to just how much these two Presidents Trump and Kennedy have in common, you might just even surprise yourselves,NOT, just a hint, you need to take your jackass blinders off first to really discover and appreciate the truth!!!!

[@shawnmalone9711]

Well, well another typical response from a Trumptard. Always angry because you can' t handle the truth. Trump wants to cut funding for the arts. You slavering assholes haven't the balls to join the military. Kennedy was a hero, Trump was a draft dodger. Now assume your fetal position and continue sucking your thumb repubtard!

[@japluspmc]

To me, Robert was was very handsome and charming although I am not a fan.

[@ROBERTGOULETTHEMANANDHISLEGACY]

+japluspmc You left out talented. Sorry you are not a fan... but as the saying goes, "you can win them all" None the less, I would say my husband did pretty well minus one fan. Vera Goulet

[@robbey10]

Honestly, I don't know how anyone could not be a fan, unless you just don't like musical theatre. He is so natural! He can act and sing and if you have seen his version of Carousel, far better than Gordon McCrea, and I am a big Gordon McCrea too. Brigadoon he brought the singing back into it. whereas the movie concentrated on the dance. Kiss Me Kate, he was the perfect Petrucio!

[@raecoyote]

japluspmc why say, "I am not a fan", or more to the point, why would you feel the need to add that? Why not just say that you though he was handsome & charming? Did it make you feel good to add the last part? Sorry, I'm always surprised at people's arrogance & thoughtlessness

[@ROBERTGOULETTHEMANANDHISLEGACY]

Thank you Robert I appreciate your kind comments about my Robert and for recognizing his talent. Vera Goulet

[@ROBERTGOULETTHEMANANDHISLEGACY]

Yes the arrogance also amazes me Divine Miss B, but in this case I have to smile because none knows who japluspmc is, or cares for that matter, but my husband continues to give joy to people throughout his recordings, films, TV shows and videos. The talent continues to be appreciated and the legacy goes on. All the best. Vera Goulet

[@hyramesshiramess1035]

Goulet had the looks, the voice, -- but never the HEART -- for this or any other role he attempted to sing. Too bad NATHAN GUNN wasn't avilable for this world premiere!