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THIS is France. Macron wouldn't know his own country from his trans wife.

Já passou de vilã para DIVA SUPREMA

Words can not express the profound joy and melancholy this song produces. These original lyrics, coupled with Georges Auric's magnificent composition, are spellbinding. Over many years I've not been able to release its hold over my musical brain. Making it soar to great heights is the creative combination of director John Huston's atmospheric setup, brought to exquisite visual vibrancy under Director of Photography Oswald Morris's striking styling. Then captured by none other than supremo Camera operator Freddie Francis. Watch as the camera follows the movements of Gabor's swaying performance, keeping up with her in big close-ups. Then, consider the challenge of capturing this with a huge Three Strip I.B Technocolor Camera. So much special talent is invested in creating moments such as this; somehow, I don't think Motion Picture Art gets much better than this.

This classic film is far better than the raucous, overdone, tacky remake.

Whisky a Go go

For just a moment, I imagine myself young and in love alongside the Seine...

if one thing Zsa Zsa, knew it was how to show the rest of Hollywood to dress like a lady, he has wonderful career on the Broadway stage & helped many find their dreams. would like to have met this lady, to just say thank you & hi. may she rest in peace with the Lord.

Une Jane Avril exceptionnelle. Les arts, la gaieté, l'amour, l'insouciance. L'esprit. Paris. La version orchestrale de Percy Faith est magnifique. Comme celle de son Summer Place. La grande classe.

Sin importar cuánto hagan, la original siempre será la mejor.

Time stood still for me during this song, the emotion and sentiment is awesome! i only ever seen the movie once previous but this tune stood out, now a lot older i get it .

Sensacional

Costume perfect and Gabor looked beautiful. Her nose job was overdone but there's no denying that - in the 1950s - she was a beautiful and stylish woman.

Gorgeous song and beautiful scene! Breathtaking to this pianist/composer and former retired NYC fashion illustrator! Zsa Zsa was perfect and did a great job! The lyrics are so lovely as well as the lilting melody that one can't get out of their head once you've heard this! The movie was fabulous! Thank you for posting this!♥♥

Beatriz era mesmo uma atriz. .

Beautiful Zsa Zsa....oh, so delusional even while filming this scene....'pretending' that everyone on set Believed that is WAS her singing. And the Director---ever so exasperated on the nearly 'infinite' takes, just to get what we see...WHY. because Zsa couldn't remember her entrance ques, or placements....and over, and over went the 'train wreck'....'til finally the Director said, get it right this time or I WILL get someone Else---she did....as to the Song, ''Where is Your Heart'' rumors abound that THAT version was the one many in the production want to be in place of this...but the thought that won for this one is the feeling that ''It's April Again'', was more in-tune with the French style of 'cabaret' music for that time and more in the style of what Jane Avril herself was noted for in her stage appearances..

I'm a gay man and she makes me swoon here

Odete . Rainhaaaaaa!

My uncle is in this scene, at 3:22.

antes de ser atriz ela foi professora de Francês

Acredito que nenhuma outra atriz conseguiria imprimir a sofisticação e elegância que a Odete pedia. Interpretação irrepreensível.

Atriz linda, chiquérrima e inesquecível!

this is not the lyrics to where is your heart.

Adoro!

I just found out she was on Life Support for 5 years before she died at 99.

Traduzindo, isso e um pouco demais para mim!

Muriel Smith played Aicha the dancer in the orange dress constantly fighting with Katherine Kath who played La Goulue.

TEMPO BOM QUE AS VILÃS NÃO PRECISAVAM GRITAR QUE NEM UMA LOUCA PRA FAZER SUCESSO. ODETE ERA PURA ELEGÂNCIA E GLAMOUR. SÓ COM UM OLHAR DESTRUÍA TODOS. RAINHA.

The original lyrics are so lovely and the song sets the tone of the film perfectly. Haunting, magical moment.

ZSA ZSA GABOR in 1952 Moulin Rouge was at the hight of her Beauty and will always own this role, She nailed it, if never had another good Role .She will always be the ionic with her Where is your heart though she wasnt singing. SHE AT THIS POINT AND TIME WAS GLAMOROUS AND BEAUTIFUL,UNFORGETTABLE. He

A vilã q todos adoram

Já conhecia meme em 1988

Me sentí tan decepcionada cuando vi esta escena (aclarando, sin saber nada de la película) y luego caí en cuenta de que ella no es la protagonista. Porque la cámara la adora y está fantástica en cada una de sus escenas. Una actriz con un encanto especial, sin duda.

Odete Roitman maravilhosa...

Exceptionally amazing preformance ,out of the world.

So beautifully old world Hungarian! Another brilliant beauty who played dumb!!! Thanks!!!

Amava quando Odete vinha com suas ironias ainda mais falando em francês.

"Pour moi, c'est un peu trop, comme même !" quand*

Zsa Zsa Gabor was perfect for this role, but in my opinion Muriel Smith was a poor choice for the vocal. Smith's voice is too stiff and formal for this song. The song required a FRENCH singer to imbue it with the tenderness and genuine emotion it deserves. Smith ruined every song she was allowed to perform for the cinema. Listen to Smith's performance of Bali Ha'i, then listen to Juanita Hall's version. Hall's performance absolutely wipes the floor with that of Smith's, yet it was Smith's version that Richard Rodgers chose to use for the film South Pacific .

Zsa Zsa really elevated this film. Her beauty was incomparable. She was a very very beautiful woman. Good movie

Brava.

Worst part of the movie !

Poor Zsa Zsa truly believed she sang this in Moulin Rouge & told everyone it is her singing. It's called being delusional. Anyone with any knowledge of great singers can tell it is the wonderful Muriel Smith (who also appears in the film as Aicha). Muriel was the first actress/singer to play Carmen Jones (on Broadway in 1943) AND Bizet's Carmen (at Covent Garden in 1956).

Her singing is not what she was famous for.

Diva!!!

I knew it wasn’t Zsa Zsa singing...this singer pronounces her Ws perfectly whereas Zsa Zsa never could

It is indeed Murial Smith's voice. I am a former voice student who studied voice with her back in the 1970's while a music student at Virginia Union University.

Zsa Zsa is so self enamored it is hard to even focus on the song. The lyrics are different from the song we know as Where Is Your Heart which was an outstanding instrumental hit for many and done vocally by many during the time.

I remember seeing this as a child (my mother didn't think it so "racy"). I was entranced by Zsa Zsa Gabor and she was my only Hollywood crush.

Fine Somg

I remember seeing this Moulin Rouge for the first time several years ago...and when Zsa Zsa began to sing, she COMMANDED total attention and respect. That's when I knew that she was one of the reasons for why the original Moulin Rouge was better than that Nicole Kidman film. Rest in Peace, Zsa Zsa. I don't know if there's an afterlife, but if there is, I hope that you can sing and dance and be with your sisters again.