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60 of 204 · most liked first#Bales2026MovieChallenge -robbed of best picture Dr Strangelove: or how I leaned to stop worrying and love the bomb (1964) Horrible ending aside, I like Oscar winner My Fair Lady, but the clear better film that year was Dr Strangelove. Mary Poppins was better also.
unlabelledView post →Marni Nixon died on 24th July 2016. A little known singer who provided the singing voice for several big movie stars. Natalie Wood in 'West Side Story'. Deborah Kerr, in 'The King and I'. Audrey Hepburn in 'My Fair Lady'. There were others too. She was not credited on any of the film titles.
unlabelledView post →I like the part of My Fair Lady where Higgins and Pickering talk for 30 seconds and then they’re married for the rest of the movie
unlabelledView post →We are sitting down to watch My Fair Lady. That is the film my Dad took my Mom to see the night he asked her to marry him. They will celebrate 60 years of marriage in 2 weeks!
unlabelledView post →Watching My Fair Lady and realizing what I always thought was the plot of this movie is actually Singin’ in the Rain
unlabelledView post →Today’s #1000postcards is one of my favourite moths. The Ermine reminds me of the black and white costumes , from the scene at the races, in the film My Fair Lady. So elegant! and a really fiddly one to paint
unlabelledView post →This week I watched Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (1988) for the first time and, fuck me, do I enjoy Frank Oz's kooky ass filmmaking. What a fun My Fair Lady meets Ocean's Eleven meets Dumb and Dumber ass movie. And the twist (which I have to spoil here)? Chef's kiss. Come on. Hell yeah.
unlabelledView post →Every time I have tried to tell someone about this movie where Dolly Parton does My Fair Lady to Sylvester Stallone they think I'm trying to record them for a prank show
unlabelledView post →I’m basically just rewatching this movie now because I left Wicked last week thinking about how great this scene in My Fair Lady was. Like, Wicked had some great choreography but I kept thinking about how nothing blew me away like the visuals of this scene.
unlabelledView post →If you've ever wanted to hear what Julie Andrews, Rex Harrison and co sounded like in My Fair Lady, there's 50 minutes of the live audio recording (plus interviews, programs, and the inevitable Ray Knight film) here: www.institute-american-musical.org/my-fair-lady-1
unlabelledView post →Seriously thought I might have hallucinated the movie about Dolly Parton doing My Fair Lady to Stallone to make him a country sensation
unlabelledView post →The first line of my first script ever to be filmed was spoken by Jerry Adler, who played a dyspeptic 1930s film studio head. There was no Google in '93, so he was spared the million questions I’d have asked him if I'd known he stage managed the original My Fair Lady. Farewell to a wonderful actor.
unlabelledView post →Just about every Audrey Hepburn movie where they insisted that she was plain looking or frumpy (My Fair Lady before her reeducation, for example). It’s Audrey freakin’ Hepburn; she always looked amazing
unlabelledView post →#Edwards1000SixtiesMovies 406/1000: MY FAIR LADY This is essentially the movie adaptation of the stage musical based on the classic play Pygmalion by Bernard Shaw. Audrey's singing talents were put to good use during the musical numbers. And all the costumes were among the best, in my opinion.
unlabelledView post →PERSON OF THE DAY. 4 May 1929. Hollywood star and style icon Audrey Hepburn was born in Brussels, Belgium. Her films include Breakfast at Tiffany’s, My Fair Lady, Roman Holiday and Sabrina. She was ranked by the American Film Institute (AFI) as the 3rd Greatest Female Screen Legend.
unlabelledView post →I assume you've seen the My Fair Lady film where he plays the ingenu? Just absurd.
unlabelledView post →I watched the UHD 4K edition of My Fair Lady last night and it’s the best the film has ever looked on home video, perhaps the best it could ever look.
unlabelledView post →Julie Andrews was my gateway to cast recordings. In high school I had planned to purchase the My Fair Lady film soundtrack, but my dad offered, “You can’t go wrong with Julie.” He was so right. She just sparkles on the OBCR. Incredible to think she was just 20 here! My next purchase was Camelot.
unlabelledView post →When asked, people usually name "Breakfast at Tiffany's" – or, if you're a musical person, "My Fair Lady" – as their favorite Audrey Hepburn movie. Mine is "Wait Until Dark," one of the scariest movies I've ever watched. #MOVIEsky
unlabelledView post →All re-watches this week: My Fair Lady (1964) Doctor Dolittle (1967) Around The World in Eighty Days (1956) Cleopatra (1963) #letterboxdfriday #letterboxd #lastfourwatched #filmsky 🎬🍿📽️
unlabelledView post →I love My Fair Lady. I also hate My Fair Lady. I wrote about that conflict and how the film undercuts what Eliza Doolittle is meant to represent for the film's 60th anniversary. impulsemagazine.com/symposium/60...
unlabelledView post →Today's new @rememberthispod.bsky.social is all about legendary director George Cukor, including his Oscar win for directing MY FAIR LADY, his lamentations for the death of the studio system and production code, and his final film, RICH AND FAMOUS. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/g...
unlabelledView post →PERSON OF THE DAY. 4 May 1929. Hollywood star and style icon Audrey Hepburn(née Ruston) was born in Brussels, Belgium. Her films include Breakfast at Tiffany’s, My Fair Lady, Roman Holiday and Sabrina. She was rated by the American Film Institute (AFI) as the 3rd Greatest Female Screen Legend.
unlabelledView post →Absolutely solid film curriculum here this week: My Fair Lady; Singin’ in the Rain; When Harry Met Sally. (Last two sold on their Carrie Fisher related content.)
unlabelledView post →the other night I watched some of My Fair Lady, a movie I absolutely loved when I was 15, but I haven’t finished it yet because at 45 I just want to punch Henry Higgins in the balls
unlabelledView post →I'm recommending this mightily. If you've ever seen Casablanca, My Fair Lady or pretty much any British film mid 20th Century, you're gonna spot familiar faces. This is an excellent thriller, great tension building and the acting is exceptional... and it's on Youtube for free.
unlabelledView post →The Cinema Snob’s 1964 IN FILM is here! From the magic of Mary Poppins, to My Fair Lady, to The Beatles having a Hard Day’s Night, all the way to the gold covered thrills of Goldfinger, and most importantly, Santa Claus conquering Martians. Check it out here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1zE...
unlabelledView post →Just realized "My Fair Lady" was THE canon musical in my childhood home; heard all the songs endlessly years before I saw the movie I get as tickled when I watch MFL as many of you are for #TheSoundOfMusic tonight #TCMParty
unlabelledView post →GET TO KNOW ME! Share: — a drink you might order — a burger you might border — a movie you love that might surprise others — Sazerac — double meat, double cheese, double jalapeños — MY FAIR LADY
unlabelledView post →Oh, no! My least favorite Audrey Hepburn film is airing tonight: MY FAIR LADY (1964) Guess I'll be watching some football :) #TCMParty
unlabelledView post →Writers on Film new episode. Joseph McBride talks about his new book on George Cukor- a director often written off as a “Woman’s director” (code for gay) and yet a long hit studded career from Philadelphia Story to My Fair Lady open.spotify.com/episode/5TQl...
unlabelledView post →I was nearly a teen when watching a movie at home was an option (holy shit, typing that just broke my brain), so My Fair Lady was probably the first movie I watched repeatedly.
unlabelledView post →Woohoo! My son came and asked to watch My Fair Lady. Watching a movie isn’t unusual but my kids NEVER want to watch anything older than themselves, much less older than me. And he likes it! Apparently they’re reading the book for English class and he enjoyed it, so he wanted to check out the film.
unlabelledView post →Best racing viewing outfit ever! Cecil Beaton was the renowned costume and set designer for both the original 1956 Broadway production and the 1964 film version of My Fair Lady. His work, particularly the iconic black-and-white Ascot gowns, earned him an Academy Award. #KentuckyDerby #TCMParty
unlabelledView post →My #LastFourWatched Pod-typool. Jet Li's last HK film before going to Hollywood. Cynthia Rothrock in many hairstyles. My Fair Lady without the songs. #Letterboxd #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →My Fair Lady - opened on Broadway in 1956. Movie came later in 1964. There was a ton of buzz at the time because director chose Audrey Hepburn over Julie Andrews for the movie...in the end I think everyone agreed Audrey was the perfect choice.
unlabelledView post →JULIE ANDREWS tries to answer Dick Cavett’s question in 1971 about why she never got to play Eliza Doolittle in the movie version of “My Fair Lady” despite having crushed it in the West End & on Broadway in the role.
unlabelledView post →Now that I’ve seen “It’s a Wonderful Life” I need a new entrant for “what’s the biggest movie you’ve never seen?” Saturday Night Fever Avatar The Exorcist Gone with the Wind Doctor Zhivago My Fair Lady The Bridge on the River Kwai …but there must be other 21st-century ones
unlabelledView post →Tried to watch My Fair Lady and it’s left me nostalgic for the silent film
unlabelledView post →The Oscar-winning film adaptation of My Fair Lady premiered in NYC sixty years ago today.
unlabelledView post →#Bales2026FilmChallenge #Bales2026MovieChallenge 10/3 Movie that was robbed of Best Picture Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964) (Lost to My Fair Lady) #filmsky 📽️ #moviesky
unlabelledView post →André Previn is one of very few people to win an Academy Award in consecutive years - a feat he accomplished TWICE: 1958 GIGI 1959 PORGY AND BESS 1963 IRMA LA DOUCE 1964 MY FAIR LADY Note: These were all awards for scoring and/or adapting the music of other composers. 2/7 #filmsky #moviesky
unlabelledView post →I found out today that my students have no idea what My Fair Lady is. Granted, it's an old film, but I watched it when I was 8. I made a rain in Spain joke, and it went entirely underappreciated!
unlabelledView post →One of my special skills is picking out Larri Thomas in movie musicals. She’s in The Music Man, Guys and Dolls, The Pajama Game, South Pacific, and My Fair Lady (She was also Julie Andrews’s stand-in on both Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music)
unlabelledView post →Audrey Hepburn consults with her director George Cukor, on the set of My Fair Lady A classic photograph by Bob Willoughby, 1963
unlabelledView post →If this had been a plot for a movie back in the early 2000s or before, people would give it bad reviews for being a stupid plot that could never happen. And here I am in 2024 watching old-ass musicals to escape from this current insanity. Hey, anyone wanna watch My Fair Lady with me?
unlabelledView post →Keanu Reeves IS the Prof. Henry Higgins in the My Fair Lady origin story movie JOHNNY NONRHOTIC
unlabelledView post →The only reason Julie Andrews was able to play Mary Poppins was because WB had snubbed her for the film adaptation of her Broadway hit My Fair Lady. Both movies were in competition for the best lead actress Oscar and when Andrews won, she thanked Jack Warner in her acceptance speech. Pure shade.
unlabelledView post →Cary Grant was considered for Joseph Cotten's role in The Third Man, James Mason's role in A Star is Born, & he was also the first choice for Professor Higgins in the film version of My Fair Lady.
unlabelledView post →On the street where you live--From the play/movie "My Fair Lady".
unlabelledView post →#America250 through WB-MGM-HB. 125/365. "My Fair Lady" (1964), directed by George Cukor, starring Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison. Winner of 8 Oscars including Best Picture, the adaptation of the Broadway musical is Warner's highest grossing film that year. The rights reverted to CBS in 1971.
unlabelledView post →One simply has to specify that one is speaking of the original Broadway cast album of My Fair Lady, the London cast recording of My Fair Lady (in stereo!), or the soundtrack of the film. And if I owned all three physically, I'd shelve them chronologically, of course. (That's the question?)
unlabelledView post →I should add My Fair Lady.. my most watched movie, because.. well, Audrey
unlabelledView post →Now imagining a mashup between this film and My Fair Lady #horrorwatch
unlabelledView post →West Side Story was the first of over 130 movie posters illustrated by Bob Peak; with director Robert Wise specifically requesting him for that job. My Fair Lady, was the first movie poster design to win an award by The Society of Illustrators. #art #Illustrator #artist #paint #film #movieposter
unlabelledView post →While I loved Julie Andrews, I would have loved to see Mary Martin reprise her Broadway role in The Sound of Music. Likewise, it annoys me to death that Julie Andrews was not in the movie version of My Fair Lady? Or that Carol Lawrence & Chita Rivera were not in the movie version of West Side Story.
unlabelledView post →Much harder! 1.) A Star is Born 2.) Adam’s Rib 3.) Holiday 4.) Gaslight 5.) The Women Special shout out to his final film; he was 82: Rich and Famous Ps My Fair Lady isn’t a very good *movie*, so sue me.
unlabelledView post →re-upping this as well, w/ bonus tiny thread! I made a vid for My Fair Lady. More specifically, I made a distinctly critical vid for a movie I love. I got a comment describing this vid as taking a relatively fluffy and happy musical and just glaring at it, and I think that's a great description.
unlabelledView post →4) All This Useless Beauty - My Fair Lady. Having complicated feelings about a movie I love 5) Oh No Not Now - The Philadelphia Story OT4 All these available on AO3: archiveofourown.org/users/Faires... or YouTube youtube.com/@fairestcat?...
unlabelledView post →🎭🎞️🎂It's Rex Harrison's birthday. "My Fair Lady" is probably his most famous film, but give me "The Reluctant Debutante" any day.
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