Frank Sinatra - Who Wants to be a Millionaire (Soundtrack High Society) High Quality скачать видео бесплатно

BigBen Hebdomadarius

For a minute there, I thought I was in an alternate universe and was thinking "I don't remember *The Philiadelphia Story* being a musical." Then it hit me: *High Society,* duh! Both were classics.

Steinwaygrande

Sad that they dont make shows like this anymore.This was true entertainment.

Celyn Suralta

How i love this song

EnchantedCinderella

such a wonderful film :D

motkun

kim milyoner ister yarışmasında sordular ya la

Hania Aniq

out of curiosity does anyone know what the object they are holding and at the end actually is?

TalkingToMyself

I love these characters but I hate Grace Kelly's character in this; sure she's pretty but she's a bitch who doesn't deserve Dexter (think that's his name; I forget).

richard schmidt

well Celeste Holmes is great-i could do without old glue eyes

brangrah1717

This girl is a god damn Commie

A BOLT

i'm only here because in an episode of rosemary and thyme, Laura said "who wants to be a millionaire?" and Rosemary said, "Do you want me to sing now?" lol

stardust51

<3 <3 <3Frank Sinatra - Who Wants to be a Millionaire (Soundtrack High Society) High Quality

TotaMuslimah

When i was in Year 3 at school they made us sing this. I graduated college in 2012 and this is the first time ive heard it since lol

pointreyes6

Nelson Riddle

Richard Cook

Pretty much every musical film is lip synched - would be an awful bitch to get a 30+ piece orchestra on the studio lot, to get perfect sound from both them and the singers and for the singers to keep dancing at the same time.

Beatrice Blake

Celeste was awesome.

witching hour

2:03 No sir!

roky1337

2:15 - frank lip syncing?

Gisela Busche

.......Richtig wieder etwas aus der Mottenkiste .....:-))))

Ampex196

Thanks for posting! This sequence is imprinted on my memory: They don't normally place reel changes in the middle of a musical number but here they did. In the (not so) old days we screened 35mm prints properly ie: with changeovers between reels. The 'cue dots' (absent in this clip) may be legendary now, but were essential to the poor projectionist slaving away over his hot carbon arcs (screens were bigger then)!! Motor is around 1:36 and changeover at 1:46 (give or take a frame or two)!

oldhollywood fan

This movie is amazing!! Frank, Bing, Celeste, and Grace were amazing in it!!! This song is one of my favorite parts!

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