Night! - Fernando Lamas, Lana Turner, Una Merkel!

Just the usual case of "mistaken identity!" Any pretext is worth the while, when Mr. Lamas might sing this most lovely of ballads!

[@mariaeriucciaferrari1142]

Meravigliosi e che bella voce

[@cathao92]

Oh how i love this movie! TCM showed it and I just fell in love with it! classics are the best!

[@freshbrewedasmr3378]

I agree

[@mizar6250]

Grande canzone serenata d'Amore. Che bello!!

[@dianabonetti5092]

bellissima questa canzone!!!!

[@varadero1839]

+Diana Colombo E cantata da argentino Fernando Lamas, con la sua voce! Grazie per il tuo messaggio!

[@ianedwards4400]

Don't know from which film this sequence emanates. It's certainly worth a watch, but only to feast one's eyes on the exquisite beauty of Lana Turner. What an actress, what a star!!! Truly timeless!!!

[@varadero1839]

This is from The Merry Widow, MGM, 1952.

[@ianedwards4400]

@@varadero1839 Thanks but i haven't seen it yet. I recently viewed the exquisite Lana in Mr. Imperium and enjoyed it a lot.

[@mariapiccirillo8798]

❤❤❤❤❤meraviglioso!!!!

[@Senior2442]

The best Lehar adaptation ever, starring Lana Turner and Fernando Lamas.

[@dianaaljadeff2983]

i dont.agree.It isnt a good version with a wrong actress as the widow in a soprano role and MGM had some in their cast Kathryn Grayson Ann Blyth Danielle Darrieux and there was also Maureen O Hara all excellent singers. But without a singer in.the leading role Fernando Lamas sang all the songs the female and the male songs.Not a good version of the Lehar opereta. If you want a good English The Merry Widow version I choose two the 1969 London TV performance with Mary Costa and Jeremy Brett and The 2015 Metropolitan Opera performance with Renee Fleming Nathan Gunn Kelli O Hara and Sir Thomas Allen conducted by Sir Andrew Davis..

[@Crosstowncordoba]

OTRO ACTOR ARGENTINO QUE TRIUNFO EN ESTADOS UNIDOS Y EL MUNDO.

[@jozantida]

I always remember this song from the Merry Widow, a movie I saw when it came out many years ago.

[@esthercremona5592]

Fernando Lamas, el hombre más bello de todos los tiempos.

[@nilceafreitas3853]

Coisa boa ☺️ não volta mais

[@fernandoelbrat]

♥️

[@alejandrojorgefierro3623]

ESTA CANCIÓN PARA MI ES DE MIS PREFERIDAS. ME HACE SOÑAR Y PENSAR EN MIS SERENATAS A LAS JOVENES EN SANTA CRUZ DE LA PALMA......CUANDO ERA UN MUCHACHOP.

[@varadero1839]

Tengo el honor de saber de usted señor! Lo que es más importante es que esta canción trajo de vuelta los recuerdos de una juventud feliz! También, Usted es la primera persona que alguna vez me ha escrito desde las Islas Canarias ! Estoy muy feliz! Los mejores deseos, también por un Feliz Año Nuevo! varadero

[@alejandrojorgefierro3623]

TENGO EL HONOR DE DECIRLE QUE CUBA PARA MI ES ALGO ENTRAÑABLE. EL OTRO DIA UN CUBANO ME PREGUNTÓ: ¿USTED ES CUBANO?.....LO PARECE.....FELICES FIESTAS LE DESEO VARADERO 1839. UN ABRAZO.

[@varadero1839]

@cathao92 I agree! This is a wonderful film, and the music is memorable, charming and still very classical! Thanks so much for your message.

[@megacharmedfreak]

i luv this movie it was just on today

[@dianaaljadeff2983]

Fernando Lamas sings The Pavillon song first sang by the tenor who played Camile cut in the movie. This version has a singer as Danilo but not singer as the widow a great mistake because she should be played by a soprano.Lamas was a very talented baritone .Listen him singing with Ann Blyth

[@davidallen508]

Kathryn Grayson would have been ideal in the role and she could have scaled the top notes effortlessly.Lana Turner was all wrong.

[@dianaaljadeff2983]

@@davidallen508 I agree

[@cathao92]

@varadero1839 haha---definitely! We classic movie fans have to stick together~! do you have any recommendations?

[@mariagraziabaldinini9337]

che musiche, oggi non c'è più nessuno, canzonette solo con problemi

[@Senior2442]

Lana Turner in der Lehár-Operette: „Die lustige Witwe“ in der besten Verfilmung von 1952 an der Seite von Fernando Lamas,,,,,bitte den ganzen Film mit deutscher Sychronfassung gleich nochmal.

[@georgestrum9238]

Look at those phallic bushes and stone banisters!

[@tthiel8100]

Matig