Victor/Victoria (Julie Andrews) - Le Jazz Hot

Julie Andrews in Victor/Victoria (1982).

[@TomWDW1]

Only Leslie Ann Warren can steal the spotlight from Julie Andrews. She is superb in this clip. -- Of course, they both are

[@Enki1013]

I liked watching King Marchand, too (James Garner) as he watched Victoria. There is something so cute, honest, and wholesome about him in this movie. I liked that he was mesmerized by a natural woman and able to call out the charade.

[@beverlybradley5485]

Everyone loves Mary poppins, & Sound of music but to me this is the best Julie Andrews movie by far, an English treasure ❤

[@eckoschreiber]

Agreed! Also Unconditional love (Rupert Everett, Meredith Eaton, Kathy Bates, Barry Manilow), where she sang and punched someone again;o)

[@vickilindberg6336]

I'd forgotten how much I liked this movie.

[@maxipazz8214]

Robert Preston and Leslie Anne Warren were robbed of Oscars

[@JordanSmith-up7xe]

She should have won her second Oscar for this film!

[@alidabaxter5849]

Nothing could be better than this cast and Julie Andrews was sublime, but it was based on a German film with the same plot made in 1933 at the height of their decadent era - think of Cabaret.

[@cleigh8753]

This movie is really one of the best twist on twist on twists there ever has been made! A Woman who plays a Man, playing a Woman,.. who while she plays being a man, but really is a woman, falls in love with a man! A wonderful MASTERPIECE!

[@nettiegurl]

Makes me cry thinking Ms. Andrews underwent a vocal tragedy shortly after... altering her voice ever after 😪 Never fear Ms. Andrews. You will always be our Maria/Victoria/Poppins ♥♥♥

[@DawnOldfield-de9rc]

Julie Andrews usually looks and sings so wholesome. It's great to see her in a different, sexy way

[@HeronCoyote1234]

This is one of the greatest movies ever made. I have seen it at least a dozen times, and could watch it a dozen more.

[@tamaragonzalez2227]

I agree

[@eddieharrison3801]

Absolutely one of the best movies ever made

[@tonyhall4619]

I just bought it again on DVD......I wore the VHS tape out......lol.

[@OfficialEROG]

Kids will never be ready for this movie. She’s the Queen for real

[@trgoohileshea2820]

When Julie Andrews lost her voice due to a botched vocal surgery, the world lost...THIS. One of the greatest voices in vocal history silenced due to a medical mishap. What a tragedy!

[@andrejungels6255]

Tout a fait d'accord. Mais Julie. Andrews a accepté un interview par une célébrité du journalisme américain. Mais Andrews est restée polie ' calme etc... devant tant de questions odieuses et vulgaires Miss Andrews est restée Sublime. Quant à la journaliste....une vraie pouffiasse... Pas de nom.. je vous laisse chercher par vous même... mais ce sera que du temps perdu. Cordialement à vous tous ,.

[@laurabeane8862]

That isn't uncommon. People of both sexes develop Vocal Polyps on their Larynx when their used that much. Whether you're a newsman, or a choral singer, the same degradation happens. The fact Julie Andrews got botched by a quack is a waste and a shame.😔

[@normadesmond6017]

I totally agree. How absolutely horrible. Of all the people in the world this could have happened to, it happened to her. Who had that kind of a gift. Feel so sorry for her. And for all of us.

[@emilyglass5313]

I heard about that and it is such a shame. I loved watching her old movies and she was great as both a singer and actress. She's still a great actress, I just wish she could still sing.

[@gigimills3504]

I believe it not to be a botched surgery, but rather, unsuccessful surgery. She developed the polyps from performing this musical nightly on Broadway. She has said she only planned on doing it for a year, but stayed much longer, thus damaging her vocal chords. It is still a tragedy, as her voice is unmatched in our time.

[@dfa3366]

It’s so funny to see Leslie Ann’s polite clap changes to euphoria when the reveal from Victoria is Victor. “It’s a guy”

[@drscottstubblefieldj.d.2962]

One of my favorite moves.. Right.. Blessing.. Dr Scott

[@ten5h1]

Was so sad when she lost her voice. When I saw The Princess Diaries 2, I wept when she did that little song. She doesn’t have the range she used to, but hearing her sing still filled me with so much joy.

[@user-ue4no1bt8q]

This film was a great collaboration of many international actors and actresses!!!

[@JCesar-xf2bk]

Most actors/actresses DREAM of having a hit film playing an iconic character. Julie managed this THREE times: Victor or Victoria, The Sound of Music and of course Mary Poppins. The woman is PHENOMENAL. I wonder if these three roles would have been as huge if they had been played by someone else.

[@aboyntheband]

Lesley Ann Warren gives a perfect comedic performance in this wonderful film. She steals every scene shes in. Bravo...Brava!

[@jugi65]

Just love Lesley Ann Warren. She was nominated best supporting actress, but unfortunately did not won Oscar. She really was wonderful in this film.

[@billsemkow-nd6wh]

She did get a best supporting actress Oscar nomination

[@exaudi33]

"See ya in church!"

[@amberleaf7]

She’s so perfect for this role!!!

[@chrispnw2547]

Lesley Ann Warren and her reactions throughout the performance could not stop me from grinning. She was a beautiful complement to the cast.

[@unicorn_6932]

I fell in love with her after this!

[@lausanois]

Julie. but also the dancers, Leslie Ann Warren, James Garner made this moment a great one

[@richardhanzelich3023]

Absolutely wonderful and Julie Andrew's looks beautiful

[@amyfisher6380]

Just thought I’d mention that the choreographer for this film was Paddy Stone. He did a great job.

[@annoldham3018]

Certainly deserves a mention. Terrific dancing. Love the guy on Julie's left. He looks like he's really enjoying himself. 🥰

[@xak999]

Paddy Stone choreographed most Blake Edward's films when dance was called for but he hit his personal best for this number.

[@LesterMoore]

@@annoldham3018 Doesn't he though? A real professional. Bet he's out being a choreographer somewhere right now.

[@smorgensterin4990]

It's true: Julie Andrews can do literally anything.

[@daviddriver4716]

Her ONLY equal is Rita Moreno, and still she's the best.

[@dalaweez]

@@daviddriver4716 Agree, and Agree.

[@keithsnider1958]

Massive talent!!!

[@gobabe2396]

Their equally talented. I love them both - Rita has a culturally different flair on her stuff. That doesn’t make The sound of music better. Just different.

[@chrish7975]

Except look like a convincing guy in drag. She's just way too pretty.

[@theCatsitter878]

Can't believe Julie Andrews was 47 at that time, she looks 15 years younger! Even now she aged beautifully

[@leniarodriguez5058]

Hold on she was 47?!?!?!?!!?? I thought she was in her 20s when she made this. She’s a superhero

[@roguejester4986]

People who take care of themselves well as they get old usually look young for their age. Like J.Lo, and she's in her fifties yet look to be in her late twenties to early thirties.

[@roguejester4986]

@@leniarodriguez5058 She was the J.Lo of the 80s. Looks young but is old.

[@pattimuse1]

She's gorgeous!!

[@alextepe4309]

People speak of age 47 like it’s 77. These days 47 is not considered old, and there are plenty of women who are still attractive at that age and have no trouble getting dates. Julie Andrews is a classic beauty, and is still very well preserved at age 85.

[@sharontaylor480]

Love this show!!!! Robert Preston is hilarious 😂

[@Teltharion]

I just adore how James Garner character is mesmerized by every movement Victoria does till the last minute, and then he just can't believe... he is still falling for her/him

[@cathyrowe9216]

Their chemistry was amazing. Streaming services don't play this enough .

[@manxkin]

I saw Julie Andrews in Victor/Victoria on Broadway. She was amazing. Wonderful memories.

[@ffeff8353]

Julie Andrews is a goddess, but can we spare a thought for the fantastic dancers and the superb choreography? Very understated, but perfect for the number. Simply grand!

[@MossyMozart]

@ffeff - And the costuming?

[@ffeff8353]

@@MossyMozart -- Yes of course! Perfect too!

[@Arkelk2010]

Has a Fosse feel, I think.

[@ffeff8353]

@@Arkelk2010 -- Yeah, very much so!

[@patriciaaturner289]

The background players in musicals never get enough credit. I’ve witnessed friends get the dirty end of the stick numerous times. I always make it a point to let them know how much I enjoyed their performance.

[@NuGoddess]

Lesley Ann Warren should have received the Oscar for,her performance.

[@thomasthomas2418]

that look on James Garner's face when she takes off the cloche never fails to make me laugh out loud. You can almost hear the squeal of brakes and the sound of a crash! I'll never forget the way my father burst out in laughter at this scene.

[@lindaclarke204]

And Leslie Ann's sudden enthusiasm!🤣

[@HappyGirl92593]

@@lindaclarke204Yep! All of a sudden she was applauding and cheering, that was so hilarious! 😄😉

[@kelleymaxwell4388]

Problem is...Julie NEVER looked like a man.

[@antoniomarcos5321]

What I find funny is that she didn't look like a man at all. I know that, in the film, she was a woman impersonating a man who impersonates women, but they could've made her more convincing by at least giving her a masculine haircut.

[@rebeccabrown1563]

James Garner's face when Julie Andrews takes off the wig is priceless.

[@bennettyellin4184]

I am scrolling through the comments and have yet to see a mention of the writer of the lyrics for "Le Jazz Hot," the absolutely brilliant composer/writer Leslie Bricusse. Bricusse also managed to write a slew of other wonderful songs during his lifetime, including "What Kind of Fool Am I?" and the scores of the film musical version of Scrooge (1970,) as well as the score of 1971's glorious Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factor, co-written with his frequent collaborator Anthony Newley. He is unquestionably a major component of what made the film version of Victor/Victoria so successful. Props to you, Mr. Bricusse!

[@susanhanna940]

Everything he did is fabulous

[@bethlearyhegedus839]

Did Leslie Bricusse work with Mancini for the soundtrack?

[@rlynn6658]

Very cool! Thanks for the info

[@bennettyellin4184]

He did indeed! @@bethlearyhegedus839

[@curtistisdale8150]

Spectacular!!! Julie, James( RIP), and Everyone Just Made My Life Better!!! Victor/Victoria Is One Of My Favorite Movies...Just Divine!!!!

[@michaelvega6646]

One of my favorite singers

[@nestoreliogarcia3128]

Buen cuadro musical de una gran película.Victor Victoria.

[@jaxghost1968]

One of the BEST movies EVER!!!

[@marthacanady9441]

Leslie Anne Warren definitely should’ve won an academy award for her role in this. Very underrated actress.

[@maryannwain3140]

Brilliant actress in everything she plays, and gorgeous too.

[@yvanduclos1963]

You can't win in Hollywood if you're not Jewish!

[@danielpereyra6393]

She's absolutely great in this film

[@pousadataiwan1312]

she was nominated to an oscar for this

[@marthacanady9441]

@@pousadataiwan1312 But she didn’t win.

[@l.j.goldstein8143]

Blake Edwards' masterpiece, Leslie Anne Warren's reaction to the reveal cracks me up every time.

[@hensonlaura]

Leslie Ann Warren SLAYs me. The petulance, the dread, the triumph. Masterful performance.

[@LesterMoore]

"Run that by me again."

[@TheScottAllenKennedy]

LAW was a big deal why this film was so GOOD....she should have won the Oscar

[@kllwc7772]

Facts 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@petersebastion7596]

“What’s with the soap?”

[@LesterMoore]

@@petersebastion7596 "It's just a vicious cycle."

[@kathieprater2431]

Leslie Anne Warren was perfect as the moll! She nailed her performance!

[@peterward3965]

JA is the tops, the best. And a beautiful lovely lady as well. Thank you Julie for everything you've done in the entertainment world always a joy to watch.

[@alexpoor2452]

The movie was filmed completely at Pinewood Studios in the UK and the choreographer was Paddy Stone (assisted by Maggie Goodwin). A lot of Paddy's fancy steps were missed by the closeups during the scene. The dancers rehearsed for ages and it was a shame that a lot of their hard work was not seen. I worked with some of the dancers in London between 1967-76 and with Paddy Stone on the Engelbert Humperdinck TV special in 1969. He was a real task master. He worked with Jack Cole in the USA before he returned to the UK. Irving Davies was his partner and they had similar styles when choreographing.

[@charlesbosselman8649]

One of Julie Andrews finest performance of her career

[@veggigoddess]

Same with Leslie

[@princessmarlena1359]

My theater troupe and I performed this in an off Broadway production, years ago. The actress playing “Victoria” was no Julie Andrews, but she was almost as good in her own way.

[@vivianeandrade9714]

For people who came here because of Glee: this is Julie Andrews and she is amazing. Look her up.

[@mnbvcxz1597]

Just because they don't know this song doesn't mean people don't know her. I mean cmon.... it's THE Julie Andrews

[@veggigoddess]

Your ignorant comment pretending others are the ignorant ones is pure stupidity.

[@gamingawesomeness222]

That awkward moment when you’re here from robert preston as harold hill.

[@ladykurichan]

Interestingly enough, I had just found and seen this movie a month before that Glee episode aired!! I was awestruck and loved it so much!

[@debbiecole399]

@@mnbvcxz1597jl G LLP

[@jjgreek1]

I generally do not like musicals….but this movie was extraordinary…one of my favorite movies of all time

[@ryohn5468]

I love the stairway kick down.

[@xrrrismickey]

Best number in the entire film

[@stephenhardy6340]

The most icredicible voice. PERFECTION.. She is so beautiful, charming and fun!!! This movie always makes me happy!!!

[@MossyMozart]

I am so glad that Julie Andrews was able to give us "Victor/Victoria" before her singing voice failed completely. I saw an interview where she said that because of her voice problems, she had to do quite a few takes to get through "Le Jazz Hot". Thank you for the effort, Ms Andrews. It is greatly appreciated.

[@thefingerofgod69]

Oh I had no idea that the surgery had happened by then. What a shame.

[@goawayleavemealone2880]

@@thefingerofgod69 - She's so polished and perfect, I was sure this was before the surgery. Learn something new everyday, sometimes that new thing is a little sad.

[@lordkalvan816]

@@goawayleavemealone2880 She had voice problems, yes, but this was in the mid-80s. She went on to do the Broadway show in the early 90s before the botched surgery destroyed her voice a few years later.

[@evyalley]

@@lordkalvan816this is true

[@pamelamonahan1776]

I saw her in New York in this production ….before surgery. She was masterful

[@darlahelland2912]

Between her vocal range and the Fosse elements in the choreography, this ranks up there as one of the best showstoppers ever.

[@alexpoor2452]

The dancing was choreographed by Paddy Stone from London. Fosse was not involved with the movie.

[@SamNYC2000]

@@alexpoor2452 Plenty of choreographers 'borrowed' from Fosse.

[@gosiataszarek6715]

Definitely looks like it was inspired by Fosse

[@topogigio2879]

@@gosiataszarek6715 Except for the use of bowler hats, I don't really see it.

[@vincentmancini6279]

And don't forget the music of Henry Mancini! Yes!

[@sharoncasey92]

My favourite scene from the whole movie-that 4 octave voice!

[@ruthmarcano631]

OMG...I can't even say how many times I have seen this movie. I had it on video. What a great film. Julie Andrew's vocal skills and Blake Edward's directing talent with Henry Mancini's music...fantastic.

[@vilmagandolfo6724]

Ir dos veces pelicul

[@JuanFernandez-jr2wz]

Always a pleasure to watch and hear Julie Andrews. A wonderful actress and a marvelous singer. Thank you, Dame Julie.

[@BethDiane]

This came up after I listened to the video of her singing "Je Suis Titania," and the high note she ends that aria with is exactly the same one the trumpet starts with in this clip!

[@denisestinnett8904]

The actors, the dancers, the amazing Julie, handsome James, fabulous Leslie, wow, Alex! WOW! And then Preston and Rhys Davis. HOT!

[@sharoncasey92]

Fantastic singing, but the choreography was superb, too.

[@jefff3886]

I know I'm years late to the discussion, but I am glad you included the part after the song. I think this one scene alone shows why Lesley Ann Warren was nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress.

[@ballad2212]

A woman pretending to be a man, pretending to be a woman? YES

[@Sun-mh6nj]

@@ballad2212 king behavior

[@megasauruss]

@@ballad2212 what did they say 😭 I can’t see it

[@Callimo]

We love a genderfluid principality :D

[@Gemmarose9012]

A gorgeous woman at that.

[@G6JPG]

It's actually based on a German film of, I think, the 1930s.

[@enchantro]

Dame Julie Andrews is a goddess pure and simple. And don’t get me started on how great Miss Leslie Anne Warren was in this film also!❤

[@zerjiozerjio]

That finale is a thing of beauty. That crescendo is just amazingly performed. Such great technique that it’s transcendental!

[@joannathesinger770]

Crescendo??? Crescendo, in musical terms, means getting louder, which she did several times, along with decrescendo, or getting softer. What I think you are referring to is the two-octave scale at the end. What makes that difficult is that female singers pass through two "passagios"--or "breaks"--during those two octaves. Being able to do that seamlessly meant that her voice was extremely agile...because we didn't perceive any "breaks". In layman's terms...she sang a LOT, transitioning through octaves....but...if you notice, she paused during each potential "break" and allowed her larynx to make that transition during the pause.

[@donnatate458]

Ok. Gotta watch that movie again. Isn't she just amazing? I saw her on tv recently and she's still lovely and gracious.

[@SmudgeThomas]

It's the "Yay...Yaaaaaaay" from Lesley Ann Warren that makes this scene. That moment of revenge

[@ckalinwi]

That's why she got the Best Supporting Oscar for the role... something they don't often give to comedies.

[@rhythmcdr]

@@ckalinwi Ms Warren received the nomination for Best Supporting actress, but she did not win. One of the biggest travesties of Oscars all time was Ms Warren not winning an Oscar for this role. in 1982, I saw every movie role that an actor/actress was nominated...and this was clearly the better performance by miles ahead of the actual winner- Jessica Lange.

[@ckalinwi]

@@rhythmcdr My mistake. I was conflating her win with Julie Andrews' for some reason. Still, comedies rarely get ANY nominations, so it was still a feat. And I agree, criminal she didn't win.

[@chrisnorton4382]

@@ckalinwi - Julie won a Golden Globe for V-V and a nomination at the Oscars.

[@vashnanerada8757]

Yep lol she such a good actress. Pure revenge. I like scene in the film with her an Julie an she coming on to him an she says I think with the right woman you could turn straight She says. I think with the right woman you could turn gay.. Lol

[@reneeparker7475]

My favorite scene from this, one of my favorite movies of all time. Julie Andrews just slays it. Plus, it sets up the rest of the movie with style.

[@charleshash7381]

She's practically perfect in everything she does... What an icon.

[@Brissieskater1]

The vocal range of Julie Andrews is second to none.🎶🎼🤩🥰

[@mrjomaled755]

yes, she starts out smooth and demure and ends up belting it!!!! Brava!!! Talk about voice control!!

[@yuenkoi]

Excellent.

[@SicilianStealth]

Very true but I forget whether it was during this or around this time where she had damaged her voice I don't remember specifically but it was something like that. Although she did extremely well and is very much the professional.

[@Gemmarose9012]

@@SicilianStealth Her vocal cords were damaged when she had surgery to remove a nodule from them. She was 60.

[@SicilianStealth]

@@Gemmarose9012 Thank you for the information. I appreciate you taking time.

[@JUMALATION1]

I like that tiny change in body language and demeanor after removing her headpiece. All "female charm" disappeared and she stood there with her chin out and a very blasé pose, instantly looking more masculine. A masterpiece of acting, both within the movie plot and the movie as a whole 📽✨👌

[@SirPaulMuaddib]

Lesley Ann Warren is PRICELESS!!!

[@BretonInTokyo]

She was MAGNIFICENT !

[@GreenLantern770]

Thanks for preserving this classic love it 💚⚡✅⚡💚

[@robertwilkins8357]

This was so good, I wanted it not end. No one could have made this film any better.

[@andrewdaws7275]

Never tire of this. That kick-ass dance routine is superb!

[@jodyperdue5561]

Still love this scene and the movie

[@marilynrowland5197]

This never gets old! It's been exciting for 40 years! All the actors are perfectly cast, and they all deserved acting awards: Robert Preston, James Garner, Lesley Ann Warren, etc. JAZZ HOT!

[@waldemarlopess]

The magnificent Julie Andrews is a legend, an icon, a myth. Le Jazz Hot is a masterpiece! What a spectacular performance by a true star with the most glorious voice in show business. The great, multi talented and forever gorgeous Julie is simply VICTORIOUS!

[@cathyrowe9216]

This entire cast is fantastic. Shout out to Leslie Ann Warren and Robert Preston as the irrepressible Teddy.

[@TommyDePaul-in1ig]

Toddy

[@iammatik]

My favorite scene from Victor/Victoria. Well-executed dance sequence, exceptional singing from Julie Andrews, and James Garner, Leslie Ann Waren reactions were priceless. Overall, an iconic scene.

[@gailtempleton1249]

This is one of my favorite scenes in any movie. Julie Andrews is AMAZING!

[@davidspencer8212]

I wish I was in the audience at that nightclub. If Julie Andrews and that company of dancers were that exciting on film, I can only imagine the added excitement in person.

[@jeffe.1586]

One of the greatest movies of all time with one of the greatest actresses of all time !!! We love you Julie !!!!

[@despinagounari7312]

Divine Julie Andrews!!!! One of the greatest voices in vocal history!!!! Great performance!!!

[@mewregaurdhissyfit7733]

Literally THE BEST, MOST AWESOME, TIP TOP musical number from ANY MOVIE EVER!!!!!

[@terrybagwell8609]

Julie Andrews is a world treasure.

[@markminter151]

Julie Andrews was great as Vicior/Victoria... Who, in 1965, would believe that The Sound of Music and Mary Poppins star would come out as a glorious transvitite!! And what a role!! Blake Edwards created a marvelous and classy romance/ comedy/ musical that was a touchstone of the 1980`s entertainment.... The Broadway hit was wonderful as well. By chance, I was a select few to view the play in Chicago prior to the Manhattan run... What an amazing role for Julie Andrews!! Long live the phenom of VICTOR/VICTORIA!!!!

[@Brissieskater1]

The look of bewilderment on the face of James Garner is absolutely priceless 🤩😀🤪🤓

[@normadesmond6017]

That's how a great musical song is done! Great voice, great choreagraphy, great ending. wonderful!

[@samanthak9078]

It really is

[@AlejandroGarcia-ek3uy]

Right on!

[@maiolibrews]

Exactly!

[@elcanaldeselene]

Me stan!

[@yuenkoi]

Totally agree.

[@gebuhay]

" remember make it broader with tons of shoulder, remember your a drag queen "

[@goawayleavemealone2880]

It's set in the 20's, she's not a drag queen she's a female impersonator - who also happens to be female.

[@kevinmorgan9417]

@@goawayleavemealone2880 A drag queen *is* a female impersonator, and the term "drag" used to describe a man wearing women's clothing dates back to the 1870's. The first known use of the term (in the form "queen of drag") dates from drag balls hosted in the 1880's in Washington, D.C. It's not like RuPaul invented drag queens a decade or two ago.

[@goawayleavemealone2880]

@@kevinmorgan9417 - I'm fully aware that drag is centuries old, however Drag Queens are attempting to be a caricature of women while female impersonator is attempting to appear to be a woman.

[@MossyMozart]

@@goawayleavemealone2880 - You are completely wrong. Drag performers do NOT attempt to pretend to be women - they attempt to be great performers period. It is its own thing. Have you ever been to a drag show? (Watching "The Birdcage" doesn't count.)

[@goawayleavemealone2880]

@@MossyMozart - I'm gay and hung out with some of the local drag Queens, in my younger years. Hi Glitzy and Porsche if you're reading this. And if we're going to be pretentious, I preferred "Le Cage Aux Folles". Stop trying to make drag something it's not, it can be an elevated art form. But it rarely actually is.

[@hectormanuel9793]

What I love about older films is that the musical numbers looked easy, but of course they were not! Recent films, try to make it complex and difficult, but they're easy, and there's just no comparison!

[@Robindalmiras]

Saw this at the movies in 82’ and absolutely loved it! Fantastic

[@hamsterdiving7593]

I did too! With my gay best friend. The theater was huge and packed, and the cockroach scene in the restaurant had everyone howling with laughter... 😅 Weren't we lucky to be able to see fantastic movies like this on the big screen? In a better world, they'd revive all the old movie theaters that were pushed out of business by the VHS tape and show all the wonderful old movies like this one again...

[@dandelan]

I am pretty sure this performance still has the power to stir every gay boy's soul to its very core when they see it for the first or the 100th time 😄

[@goawayleavemealone2880]

I'm gay and love this song, but nothing about the song or even the movie stirs my soul. Please stop assisting in perpetuating the idea that all young gay men/boys are a bunch of misunderstood theatre kids and gender confused misfits.

[@cherylbohlender7341]

@@goawayleavemealone2880 Then why did you bother looking it up and pressing the play button if you didn't give a rip in the first place? Just to troll?

[@goawayleavemealone2880]

@@cherylbohlender7341 - Because I very much enjoy the song, but please let's not act like this song speaks to something in the soul of every gay man on a profound level. Aren't we as a species supposed to find that sort of stereotyping objectionable.

[@usmale49]

This is my very favorite song from my very favorite Julie Andrews movie!!! Thank you for uploading and sharing.

[@oobrocks]

We call this, “talent!” 🎉

[@Rippypoo]

One of my favorite production numbers of all time. Excellent song. And Julie Andrews' extended Ethel Merman style note toward the end is so gratifying.

[@jamesrosen9342]

We were blessed to be able to watch this film in its time, and after , repeatedly - there are scenes so funny, and her voice? Perfect/ Alex Karras also did great role

[@NAN752]

This tune and dance scene just makes the whole movie for me...it's utterly mesmerizing and so well done.

[@dalaweez]

When my friends and I saw this in a theater the audience spontaneously stood up and cheered! It was the first time I had ever seen such a thing, and never again! One of her best performances, if not the?

[@MrMousley]

I remember seeing this film at the cinema when it first came out and the audience actually appaluded at the end of this song

[@TKELCH]

I love this number!!!! Makes you feel Good!!

[@janesmith5967]

This performance never gets old. I'm blown away every time I watch it!

[@edwardnashen5960]

She's just FABULOUS!✨

[@kathypeach516]

My favorite Julie Andrews movie! Thank you Julie for your amazing talent.

[@renegomez3061]

my favorite line... Wait!!! lock the door.. Leslie slayed it...