I Could Write a Book - Frank Sinatra and Kim Novak video free download

Juan Bernardo Irigoyen

Richard Rodgers y Lorenz Hart era un gran binomio, han sido grandes éxitos sus canciones y aquí Frank Sinatra en un número de "Pal Joey" del año 1957 canta "I could write a book" (Podría escribir un libro) muy buena míusica y una letra hermosa. Este film era el que más le gustaba a Sinatra,

peace2014

Anyone notice that Kim Novak starts out the number a little taller than Sinatra, but ends up a little shorter. Old blue eyes was only 5'8. Regardless, love this movie. 

neil williams

stunning novak that is as attractive as gardner or hepburn 

linda lee .

Tailor made for Sinatra!

jack freeman

I never understood why Rogers and Hammerstein were so chocolate boxy - when compared to Rogers and Hart. Usually you would expect a progression rather than a digression but the earlier stuff in my opinion is much more sophisticated than the later material like South Pacific. It must have been that Hart's lyrics were more thoughtful and hip and effected the music's composer accordingly.

Hunterdon Academy of the Arts

How bout some Sinatra to get your weekend started

Danielle Hunter

Oh man, Rita Hayworth was so pissed.

terri urso

I love this one....Frank Sinatra and Kim Novak...two of my favorites! This movie was awesome!

Selim Subasi

Eine Traum Melody,,,,

rob lewis

One of Frank's great Rogers and Hart songs. Every male singer knows the way to a girl's heart is to get up on a stage and sing a song to her. :)

kevin clarke

i always thought marilyn m was the 50's goddess but i think i should change my mind after seeing kim n holy cow!

Jason Jones

I love this film so much. It never ages and neither do the stars.

Margaret Livorsi

Loved that movie Kim was beautifull in it love her,,,,,,,,,,.

toemeraldcity

BEAUTIFUL!!!

swooos

Thanks for posting this. Such a lovely song yet lesser heard

Bill Dryden

FRANKIE you were the very best!

Griffith Harland

"Simple Plot, but one hell of a movie!"

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