My Fair Lady With A Little Bit Of Luck

[@lindamanas6735]

Love the way Stanley speaks the first line then sings the second. He was so fantastic in this film!

[@daysturn1971]

His little dance cracks me up!

[@papaswench8161]

Same here

[@zinniamilburn2980]

one of the most beautiful movie ever made it has everything , cast producer costume and set design beautiful music and songs this is an unforgetable movie ever made in the history of film making. It is also a wholesome movie for the family.

[@cinemaniac86]

Easily one of the catchiest showtunes that ever existed. Stanley Holloway was infectiously endearing in this film, and there wasn't quite enough of him in it!

[@googoogolly3943]

I forgot just how many great tunes were in this movie.

[@weta2000nz]

you think ?

[@weta2000nz]

haha

[@TnseWlms]

When I took a course in high school in English literature, and read Pygmalion, I was disappointed to find most of the catchy lines did not come from George Bernard Shaw but from Hollywood scriptwriters.

[@00cocochanel000]

I grew up watching all the classic musicals and My Fair Lady is one of my favorites 😍 Im so glad my pop culture is on point 😆 modern music is taking so much from the oldies!

[@ellapitman5539]

This is one of my favourite musicals.

[@ZeskoWhirligan]

Stanley Holloway is the admiration of every stage in the world, to the present. There's none to match that man.

[@michellestacy61]

2024 still 1 of my fav musicals.

[@LolaMoraPz]

once of the best escene of the film Thanks for it

[@azariasthelast]

This song relevant even today. Especially today. Lol.

[@cheekymonkey3929]

azariasthelast especially.✌

[@pitviper68]

i love this song and your comment

[@hippusdippus]

Fantastic. There must have been half a dozen hits out of My Fair Lady. Stanley Holloway also sang "Get Me To The Church On Time".

[@RubberDucky-ri1nb]

This is my favorite song from the show!!!

[@lv67890]

Greatest song in the greatest musical 👏 👏 👏

[@jameswburke]

Amazon have the 70mm restored version on DVD. Fantastic musical. My Uncle Dennis from Stepney spoke just like Alf!

[@alanroberson9749]

Very good job fellows throughout the 1st grade AA felicitous week of said May!! Congratulations. Easily one of the catchiest showtunes that ever existed. Stanley Holloway was infectiously endearing in this film dudes.

[@peponwi]

I always listen to this song when I´m at my crummy cleaning job - and wish I had the guts of Alfie Doolittle :D

[@71crm]

All the best scenes in My Fair Lady are with Stanley Holloway in my opinion.....the songs that he sings are my favorite songs! He's just a born scene stealer!

[@IDmadge]

Thanks for posting this - I had the song in my head and it wouldn't leave!

[@AJPwny]

Man, never realized all the jokes in this movie. XD Also, that suffragette kinda gave Alf what was coming to him.

[@sandygrungerson1177]

+The AngelAJPwny wtf is "coming to Alf"....that aint even anything

[@AJPwny]

Oh, sorry, my wording was a little scrambled. I meant that suffragette gave him what was coming to him... There, fixed it!

[@sandygrungerson1177]

The AngelAJPwny lol...i couldnt even find that one on urban dictionary...

[@waynemullally6423]

My lovely little grandad would behave like this while he broke his back and worked his little heart out. Bless him. Made me the man I am today, a useless silly OLD white guy. Thanks you lot for letting me be here. I anging about, and I may burst into song.

[@donjohnson504]

The Greatest Musical comedy ever made !

[@foxyshabazz]

Stanley Holloway, what a bloody star.

[@MStrat1106]

Stanley Holloway found the character of his lifetime with Alfred P. Doolittle, and he's buoyant and joyful as ever--a great moment in musical numbers!

[@HIDlarissaTERRY]

Thank you for posting here!

[@47oldschool]

i love my fair lady, oliver and scrooge great musicals with london settings.

[@rydag11]

@JohnRogersly This is one of my FAVORITE films!!!!!

[@PILOTANANDIA]

Thank you very much for this upload.

[@poffit]

Such a beautiful movie

[@KatieManiaci]

I ❤ this movie

[@AlexCruceru]

This is the perfect way to start your day! :))

[@karincosme]

I love this musical.

[@hannahkehrli9141]

Dude. This song has been haunting me for the past 7 years. I see this song in my nightmares.

[@ayanaben]

I couldn't believe it when I read this piece of info! 73 years!

[@TheAmazingBoogeyMan]

Stanley Holloway looked so much like my grand-dad that, when I was little, I thought my grandfather actually had a role in My Fair Lady >_< he's probably my favorite character in the musical, mainly b/c of the drastic change in his point of view ^_^

[@93taitrtot]

my dad is a middle school teacher and directs his school's musicals and they this last year and this song got stuck in my head b/c i would go and help, it is just so catchy

[@noaTr]

he makes the whole movie!!!! :)

[@felixbautista]

One of my best loved songs in the classic movie - thank you for uploading. Clicked for 298 points.

[@Aretha45001]

Learned a great lesson today!

[@audiophile71]

Thank you for sending me, Mrs. Fry.

[@Moozika1967]

Thanks! I think it's an ironworker's hat, with the tailpiece designed to keep embers or hot slag or the like from getting on / down one's neck.

[@stravinsky1300]

"Send the bill to Buckingham Palace!" Love that line!

[@donjohnson504]

HAH ! lol

[@AmusedChild]

You could never have a scene like this in a "family film" in our hoity-toity, sanctimonious era!

[@pannicatack]

@JuanMacready And that's how the role is traditionally played. It's the same with King Arthur in Camelot. It's an acting role, not a singing role.

[@zzuiderzee9309]

who designed the suffragette band uniforms? The Joker?

[@CibelesSanz]

You won't believe me, but they're historically accurate. Those were the colors of suffragettes.

[@marthaaceves5181]

❤😘😘🥰❤️🤩🌹🙏

[@aeris2001]

love this song, best in film!!!

[@rosalbadilillo851]

Non amo particolarmente i musicals, ma questo è superlativo!

[@Gabinofarrier]

Stentor,thanks for the lyiric.

[@YourTypicalSoAndSo]

with a little bit of luck With a little bit of luck when temptation comes you'll give right in (splashes liquor in other guy) Loved that song and scene.

[@cassieboylover]

so catchy!

[@zsuzsajuhasz1601]

This is my "lucky" song I hear when I'm need it

[@pitviper68]

mine 2

[@nyc4044]

My father-in-law is EXACTLY like that guy... LOL!

[@kohlids1]

superb.

[@sepiasnakesigil]

Boss makes a dollar; I make a dime. That's why I watch Stanley Holloway perform "With a Little Bit of Luck" on company time.

[@getwithit13]

I love how he scared the kids off the 3 ropes lol

[@elliotscasual2459]

with a little bit of luck I won't forget my lines two weeks from now

[@IAMOldNick]

HAH! But the "Araffat Hat" is so like it! :D

[@green2monster]

I want to live there (and that way)...

[@Otherones5]

Seems like pretty standard Peter Griffin logic.

[@thepweencess]

his walking/skipping is amazingly cute!?

[@bladevincent]

很歡樂的一段 一段小人物的歡樂

[@ghostie7790]

i LOVE the old American accent. wish we still had it... )=

[@MCDreng]

These guys are Londoners.

[@Graceweltonmusic]

this is the best version on youtube

[@johnjarou2357]

stanley holloway is great throughout the movie.

[@fungirliej]

I just love the cockney accent!

[@jellyoldfield22]

were singing this song at school!!!!

[@MyFreshFish]

"All I want is a room somewhere, far away from the cold night air", I'm sure all the Homeless Disabled Vets, and homeless Elderly sick people would love a room somewhere, out of the rain. Thanx Obama for taking care of the Illegal Aliens and avoiding the Americans ! ☠

[@wilfrido1lora]

With a lih oh bit with a lih oh bit

[@doloresvargas6450]

Stanley Holloway lived a very long life.Tony

[@garethdavies3921]

A fantastic musical with the story taken from George Bernard Shaw's book, Pygmalion

[@EricEi3]

. . from year 1912

[@asparwhite86]

words of wisdom

[@caseymcgrath4258]

To showersinger34: That headpiece was used by "nightsoil" collectors. Lavatory waste in other words. Before the common use of flushing toilets, A large drum/bucket of about 40litre capacity was used to urinate and defecate into. It was emptied by these men into a cart and a fresh empty bucket substituted. The leather flap was to prevent spillage soiling their clothes or their faces. The method of carrying the full container was on one shoulder. They still did this when I was a boy.

[@Stentor7]

With a little bit, with a little bit, With a little bit of luck you won't be home. With a little bit, with a little bit, With a little bit of bloomin' luck! Alfie, You'd make a good suffragette! Ahhh! Why there's the lucky man now, the honorable Alfie Doolittle!

[@IvoryTears1]

Why all the negative comments and arguing? If you don't like the actors/film, why bother looking it up?? "With a little bit of luck, you'll get aaaaa life"

[@TheLkvoice]

it's a coal carriers/Dustbin man's hat. I remember standing in our coal cellar counting the bags come down the chute and the old boy who delivered it was black as the ace of spades with coal dust and he wore one of these 'ats

[@Stentor7]

Scene begins with Doolittle and his friends being thrown out of the pub: Get out of here! Doolittle you get out too! Come on Doolittle! And remember, drinks are to be paid for, or not drunk! Ah-hah! Thanks for your hospitality George, Heh! send the bill to Buckingham Palace, hah! Well Alfie, if there's nothing else to do, I guess it's back to work! What? Don't you dare mention that word in my presence again.

[@ShockAndAwe2003]

With a little bit a luck the bloodhound won't find out haha

[@YusefAlTahir]

G damn right

[@Stentor7]

A man was made to help support his children, Which is the right and proper thing to do, A man was made to help support his children, With a little bit of luck, with a little bit of luck, They’ll go out and start supporting you. With a little bit, with a little bit, With a little bit of luck, they’ll work for you! With a little bit, with a little bit, With a little bit of bloomin’ luck!

[@Juliaflo]

Showstoppers, all. Those of you who think musical theater is in sorry shape these days, raise your hand.

[@OROgoldenpair1]

>_> my teacher randomly broke out in song with these guys when he showed this movie to us.

[@PoshLifeforME]

After 43 years of consideration, I make this man correct.

[@ILIKEDOGGING]

anyone know what the tempo marking for this song is?

[@Sleepy-Rebel]

i would find drunk americans just as lovable as mr. doolittle if they could sing and dance as good as he can after a few drinks.

[@gaoutlaw]

Funny song!

[@DmitrijPALYCH]

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[@Bluejeans0701]

I wish I could lead a carefree life like Alfred P. Doolittle.

[@aarongrippo8987]

Alfred Dolittle was the original kid in the neighborhood your parents didn't want you to hang around with...a bad influence but a whole lot a fun

[@wovenv2]

For great Mrs. Fry!

[@cupodecaf]

'Love that little jig step at 4.40 - 4:45...!

[@IAMOldNick]

It WAS what made me like to be Australian (for instance you were never PROUD to be Australian..just happy :D) . As I say we are losing it.

[@Gene6002]

Alfred Doolittle was a "Dustman". Dustmen were workers that collected the Ash set out by residents to be disposed. As years went by, the ash was thrown out with the trash. So essentially Doolittle was a garbage collector...

[@peterc2000]

It is a dustman's hat. They carried dustbins on their backs and it protected their necks.

[@Stentor7]

What are you doing in Eliza's house? Her former residence, hah! you can buy your own drinks now, Alfie Doolittle! Fallen into a tub of butter you have! What are you talking about? Your daughter Eliza, oh you're a lucky man, Alfie Doolittle! Well what about Eliza? Ahhh! He don't know, her own father, and he don't know! Moved in with a swell Eliza has, Left here in a taxi, all by herself, smart as paint! And ain’t been home for thr-rr-ee days!

[@mdd07c]

If I was teaching a class and some students started to break into this song, I would at least not give them homework that night.

[@rumpleteazerstan9928]

This song was performed in sinbad the sailor at the Janus theatre witch I was a dancer in

[@Ealenno]

This is a great song. It's very fun and catchy.

[@junkb0x99]

If I remember the story that the musical was based on, "Alfie Doolittle" lived up to his name: "Alf, he do little!"

[@Jourell1]

@showersinger34 me to, but its a good design for a laborer. it would definitely keep the sun off the back of your neck