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I love the bit that comes shortly before, with John Leguizamo playing the sitarman: "blrlrlrlrlr, you are beautiful, blrlrlrlrlr you are ugly... and you are (mouth shut)"!

The song, the actors, the sudden-speed camera, the little sound effects, the whole scene is just magnificent and hell of funny!!!

Fun fact: Satin's elephant room is based on the Elephantine Colossus from Coney Island, NY, itself based on Lucy the elephant who still resides in Margate, NJ This iconic set piece is itself based on a South Jersey tourist trap.

I'm glad I walked out on this back in the nineties... They filmed this whole feature length abomination like a Chucky cheese commercial.

There is something about this movie and especially this scene which makes me so happy! I have a great love for history, theater, movies and opera and also a big fan of Baz Lurhman :)The idea of this movie is in my opinion a very colourfull way of telling about the whole timeperiode regarding the Bohemic and artistic way of being in Paris around the 1900. The stories my great grandparents told about that timeperiod was a bit like this scene, with people getting the best out if it and coming up with very creative ideas with fx the play in front of the duke. In a way the same aswell as what my grand parents told about the roaring 20's.As if it was a New Years Eve with out an end :D Very much spectacular indeed :D

I've never watched this movie before today and this is all a lot wilder than I ever imagined I am loving it

Jim Broadbent, like everything he's in, is great in this

what a spectacular!

Duke moves are amazing 02:44

One of the greatest musicals of all time

*These cartoon sound effects 😂😂😂*

This isway too chaotic

This entire film is like if ADHD was transmitted into a feature film and this one scene is the pinnacle of that.

Jim broadbent , legend

Is that woman played by David Wenham in this scene?

Does Toulouse say “Delighting” or “Dewighting” in this scene? And does he call himself Toulouse or Towouse?

“Yes, but what happens in the end?”

These guys made themselves look like idiots, and we love it.

Its so funny until he says & in the end should someone die☹️ made me feel dread of whats to come

I love how he talks in the beginning trying to comvince him😂

They could have just released this as the trailer for the movie and it would have been perfect.

The dukes face just... It's just so realistic. It's confusion, more confusion and non-understanment in one face. Love it.

the hills are alive with the sound of music.

Me when explaining about my video game to my mum:

I mean even if i caught them in bed. If everyone just showed up and bust out a seemingly rehearsed synchronized song and dance, I'm inclined to believe them

This is one of my favorite songs in the movie! :D What makes it even better is that, in-universe, NONE of the characters planned any of this. They're literally making up an entire elaborate song and dance on the fly, using whatever props they can grab and whatever comes into their heads. And somehow they A. communicate everything perfectly to each other and B. manage to pull it off so well that the Duke buys it. It's absolutely brilliant! :D

Somebody once called it "an absent trip of jukebox musical" and that's the best description I've read of that movie

1:34 I love how the Duke’s getting into it 🤘🏻

Lady Camden looks real good here 😍😍

This pitch song version is better than the musical.

We had to watch this because we are playing orpheus in the underworld in orchestra 😭

0:18 he really was like 💃💃

i thought this movie was a joke at the start then i started crying at the end?! what?!

“And in the end should someone die?” Okay Shakespeare

I fucking hate how I have to watch two ads just to get to this shitty video

Ok, but did it really need to be edited like that?

One word for the actors, director and especially the producers. COCAINE

I'm sitting here watching the scene thinking "is everybody in this movie in an insane asylum or something?"

When he sung that part "its a little bit funny this feeling inside" everyone in the damn cinema cracked up 🤣

2:14

The Duke is one of the greatest and most underrated villains in film history.

Best part of the movie

0:47 My parents when talking about moving out for college.

2:15 best part of the movie

I wonder what was going through Richard Roxburgh's head when filming this.

It's can can music

I love all the weird sounds they put in it

The Orientalist version of sound of music gets me every time

Why wasn't this song on the album, I wonder?

Ewan McGregor and Deborah Chow pitching the Obi-Wan Kenobi show to execs at Lucasfilm: