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:) im here im here

So it's more or less like "We'll see"

Love it😊

How did this work? Upright MRI? Is it overdubbed, since we don't hear the MRI sounds? I'm really interested in the process! Thanks for the incredible video!

Awesome video! 👏

I’ts the actors, each and everyone of them. Pure joy.

I still can't believe this Actor Walter Bobbie brought Chicago The Musical to Broadway over 30 years ago!!!!

Well no shit you learn this at the age of 3 to get the best out of a situation

Brilliant advice Also Plan B

When I was having something in my life that was driving me crazy , I remembered this video .

Great advice.

How is Band name?

Awesome!

Goosebumps ❤ Absolutely captivating!

… I dreamed last night I got on the boat to heaven And by some chance I had brought my dice along And there I stood, and I hollered, "Someone fade me" But the passengers they knew right from wrong … For the people all said "Sit down, sit down you're rockin' the boat" The people all said "Sit down, sit down you're rockin' the boat And the devil will drag you under By the sharp lapel of your checkered coat Sit down, sit down, sit down, sit down Sit down you're rocking the boat" … I sailed away on that little boat to heaven And by some chance found a bottle in my fist And there I stood nicely passin' 'round the whiskey But the passengers were bound to resist … For the people all said "Beware you're on a heavenly trip" The people all said "Beware, beware you'll scuttle the ship And the devil will drag you under By the fancy tie 'round your wicked throat Sit down, sit down, sit down, sit down Sit down you're rockin' the boat" … And as I laughed at those passengers to heaven A great big wave came and washed me overboard And as I sank, and I hollered, "Someone save me" That's the moment I woke up, thank the Lord … And I said to myself "Sit down, sit down you're rocking the boat" Said to myself "Sit down, sit down you're rocking the boat And the devil will drag you under With a soul so heavy you'd never float Sit down, sit down, sit down, sit down Sit down you're rockin' the boat" … Sit down you're rockin' the boat Sit down, sit down you're rockin' the boat Sit down, sit down Sit down, sit down you're rockin' the boat Sit down

This awesome clip -- culled from a Tony Awards ceremony -- bears repeated viewings. Unlike cinema, where there's plenty of time between costume changes, in the theater you may be really on the spot, and this can require a phalanx of mostly silent costumers working with the actor at breakneck speed -- another reason why there are never superfluous people backstage. BTW, the stress of such an endeavor can produce an enviable high. The actress is Kelli O'Hara (her name is misspelled here on RUclips) as Anna with Ken Watanabe, Ruthie Ann Miles, Ashley Park and company in the 2015 Lincoln Center revival of "The King and I." Costume designer: Catherine Zuber, who has so far won eight Tony Awards, including for this show. Years ago in Seattle, we mounted a production of "Anne Likes Red" for four actors (three actresses and me, since they could not find a suitable actress or even an established drag queen for the role of Sylvia). The story primarily revolves around a bridal shop, and as we played multiple characters, this too required rapid costume changes, including donated wedding dresses with large slits and Velcro. Alas, even with a signed contract, I had a dispute with the director and was let go. And tragically, a fire at the venue shuttered the play before it ever took off.

Simply the best!! grea

Simply the best!!

Always wonderful to watch Peter O’Toole completely dog walk Charlie Rose. What a condescending interviewer for such a learned and historic guest.

in other words, stop making excuses and do your homework!

FFS if you can't remember your dialogue for Screen and Film then go learn Stage, That's where you learn quickly 😊

Is not a bug, is a feature

Cool Peter o toole

Great advice... and a great joke at the end too

Timon, Pumbaa and J Jonah Jameson all onstage together What a time to be alive lol

😅😅

Good advice for a screenwriter too - don’t leave out the blocking

Wonderful actor and person giving great advice!

So good!!!

Somewhat insulting to this great actor

Amazing! So good! ❤

Brilliant. Just Brilliant Sir

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The 'e' at 3:00 is very memeable!! XD

Over 20 years later and this is still the best rendition of this number.

Bobbie did a great catch at 1:43 when the orchestra conductor missed his vocal cue (or Bobbie changed the pickup slightly) either way, incredible save there.

Ther full interview is great and a portal to Charlie Rose's other interviews.

😊❤ she's a natural!!!

Why am I not getting the sound?

Love it!

Well done Charlie! Sorry I missed it.

He wasn't as handsome in older age as he'd been, but I don't care. He still had that bone structure, those eyes and THAT VOICE.Sighhhhhh....

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a beautiful piece of advice 1:28 that i have taken on board and spread to friends

overrated as hell, never found him watchable in the slightest. his zaltar was cringe, his king priam was ott, i could go on and on. SOMEHOW he made it into folklore as a true actor. bizarre. i guess connections help!

Rehearsal is so important its the same with slapstick it has to be slick to work

Am I the only one who noticed that she straight up skipped over one of the kids in "Getting to Know You"? Damn, kid. Same.

I like how Charlie Rose professes his uncanny ability to hunt for a specific debilitating and disrespectful answer, in total spite of how much wiser the given answer is. It's as if he gets paid per quote, and has bets running with the bookies.