I just like this musical. Ms Streisand is perfect for this. The singing, choreography, cinematography is superb. They don't make movies like this anymore.
Barbra Streisand is the perfect actress for this role. What a power vocal set she has! Love her classy acting. Cant believe she was only 27 in this film!!! That's my age!
The amazing thing about those old movies is that they actually built the lavish sets, and you can tell. The majority of The Harmonia Restaurant set would now be done by CGI. And it would just cheapen the feel of the film.
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@Miles Conrad thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process atm. Seems to take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
I can't watch or listen to musicals like this without wanting to cry, because they remind me of how much my late father loved watching them. Hello, Dolly and Singing in the Rain were his ultimate favorites and anything with Fred Astaire
My dear just go with it so mny fail to realize the very essence of life is not the physical minutiae, the expensive cars, clothes, houses all trivial/mundane bullshit.....the blessing is in the precious memories...your childs 1st steps, words,laugh...mother/fathers/husband/wife laugh,touch,hug....walking your daugher dwn the isle...your son's 1st touch down, daughter's 1st date....watch Streisand take joy in remembering your daddy as you watch...let the tears of remembrance flow....there is a blessing in every tear you shed....GOD BLESS!!!!
Forget the critics! Barbra had this role in the bag... great performance. Never mind age appropriateness or deviation from the script.. this "red head" Dolly nailed it oh so well
Barbara looks absolutely beautiful in this movie! Her red hair looks so natural and it complements her lovely complexion. She is fabulous in this movie, although she's too young to play the middle-aged Dolly as written by Thornton Wilder. She personally doesn't like this movie, but that's too bad, Barb! You were so amazing!
I didn't know Barbra didn't like this movie of herself. Are you sure? Where did you read that? I think she does an amazing job with Dolly. There was nobody else who could have acted this role more convincingly.
The music score for this classic movie is incredible. The choreography is on point. I can only imagine how many times they practice it before they say this is it. And last but not least, I love me some Barbra Streisand. I can listen to her 24/7. 2/2/2023
When I first heard the Republican cheer squad yell Let's Make America great again! in my mind, it spelled a return to the era of wonderful musicals and iconic stage performances. Oh well...
The way everything goes silent and when the camera pans up there's Dolly standing on the stairs in that beautiful dress and her feathers 🥹💝. The first time I saw that scene (yesterday) my eyes filled with tears. Beautiful, Barbra 0:46
One of my all time fav musicals. I dont like many but love this one. Scenes like this one, and the sound track to 'Mame' with the dance are lovely, beings back a lot of memories watching them with mum...and now my daughter.❤
Jerry Herman wrote the score for both "Dolly" & "Mame". He was a gifted songwriter, lyricist, and storyteller. Also a gracious person and known not to be egotistic or temperamental. He got along with (and appreciated the talent of) all of the stars of his stage & screen works,
If I did my math correctly, Barbra was only 27 years old when this movie was released in December 1969. Yet she plays the part of a widowed middle-aged woman, a profile appropriate for Carol Channing and Pearl Bailey. In the end the studio was more concerned with star power and Barbra did a great take on the Dolly Levi role.
what ppl fail to realize is that Barbara is in such a great head space here the positive energy she is exuding cld fill a stadium....She is in her element here in this very moment...in her prime...doing what she loves doing n knws she was meant to do.....all eyes on her as she comes dwn the stairs....the vocals were pre-recorded but they are 100% her vocals n in her prime barbara cld not be touched vocally n she knew it.....n we are watching the finished product.....imagine the time that when into rehearsals to deliver this performance.
Maybe they figured that if they were casting a character named "Dolly Levi," that that someone needed to be unabashedly Jewish. As far as singing actresses on Broadway with the star power they looked for, Barbra Streisand was probably it. Don't forget this is the same Hollywood mindset that thought Audrey Hepburn would make a better screen Eliza Doolittle than Julie Andrews, despite the fact that Audrey Hepburn was all wrong for the prevailing esthetic of the period in which My Fair Lady is set.
@@BethDiane I hope I did not sound like I was complaining that Barbra ended up in the role. The studio's calculation was correct: people wanted to see her in a major singing role. Matching her up with the great Jerry Herman soundtrack was a great idea. She looked like she was having the time of her life.
@@mzmiller52 Those rumors were more than rumors. In one account Matthau made Barbra cry when he told her that no one on the set liked her. Apparently he felt that her star power was diminishing his. Or very possibly that she was often questioning Gene Kelly's direction.
this was a solid production.....they all stop n their heads turn....talk about an entrance....n barbara an odd beauty embraced her looks n made lemons made lemonade out of lemons....THAT VOICE!!!
I saw Hello Dolly live on Broadway. The first time with Ginger Rogers. She was unforgettable...a powerhouse and the next time with Pearl Bailey, Cab Calloway and an all Black cast. Also unforgettable! Parts of the Pearl Bailey version can be found online.
When I first learned how old Dolly is meant to be when I saw this I just figured she was very youthful and beautiful naturally and that's why she really looks young here
Pity the film doesn't show Barbara's AMAZING figure because it really showed what a real woman should look like! She was so charismatic in this flim & as a very shy skinny teen I imagined that I could be just like her! This is Hollywood at its very best.
Hello Dolly was featured again by Bette Midler as Dolly Levi. I watched an excerpt of it , then switched to Barbra Streisand version and realized how good Barbra's performance was. It's just uncomparable.
Bette was great as Dolly, I saw it on Broadway w her...and I'm not a big Streisand fan, but I have to admit, her rendition of this song gave me chills...
I saw the movie with a sexy buxom Dolly. Must have been Bette Midler. I was about 15, she was sexy. Someday Ill watch it again when I feel like watching this chick flic out of.....
Midler was dreadful as dolly. She camped it up and can hardly sing or act. Ellen Greene would have been the perfect dolly. Midler was lousy as rose in her tv gypsy production as well.
Just from personal experience, with floor length gowns, if they aren't held up as you walk down stairs they flay out behind you as you descend, just like a long train. If you look carefully you will see that her dress here has a small train built out at the back bottom hem, shortening slightly as it comes around the front. That cut helps enunciate the visual effect of a long train as she descends, but it also keeps it short enough that when she dances it isn't under her feet, appearing to "disappear". Try this clip from 2:03 - 2:12 to get a better idea of how that can work for this particular dress: ruclips.net/video/MJVvzPs-JiQ/видео.html. Totally not saying they didn't shorten the dress, just noting it might be possible that they didn't have to.
Nice theory and very interesting. But completely wrong! If you've read anything about the filming of Hello Dolly, the choreographer Michael Kidd and the costume designer, Irene Sharif, had unreconcilable differences over the costume. The only solution was to have the train for the stairway shot, then remove it for the dancing sequences. Streisand surprisingly didn't have an opinion one way or another, but complained that she simply couldn't dance with the train, and kept tripping.
I've learned from my experience in music as a pianist for musicals that the better actor will always get the part over a better singer. Carol Channing knew how to put a song across and would be the first to admit that her singing was limited. However, both of these ladies bring there own special charm to the role. We are fortunate to have had both of these Dollys and many others throughout the years. Long live Dolly.
Carol Channing was good and I am glad that youtube gave me the opportunity to watch, evaluate and compare. Barbra's is was and always will be the significantly greater performance .
Dolly was sort of a clown-like character until Streisand got ahold of her. She brought womanly sex appeal to the role and her youth--so criticized at the time--gave Dolly a beauty and glamour that she never had before. Of course her mastery of the vocals is in a class by itself. This so-called "miscasting" resulted in one of the great musical comedy performances and a movie with timeless appeal. And that entrance!
@@paulheffron4836 Supposedly, when Barbra met Mae for the first time, Barbra allegedly told Mae she admired her and was channeling Mae's persona in "Dolly", West responded with a terse "I know".
I love her voice. I love her performance. The singing is sensational. The dancing is excellent. I just wish I liked this movie, but I can’t. She simply does not physically fit the character of a middle age widow regardless of her talent. She is obviously in her late twenties and far too young and attractive to be believable as the scheming matchmaker trying to land a much older, cantankerous man.
I played on of these songs with an orchestra once, but never realized where it came from. Beautiful (real ladies don't flirt with the hired help though ;)
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The way she walks down the stairs is so amazing...
I just like this musical. Ms Streisand is perfect for this. The singing, choreography, cinematography is superb. They don't make movies like this anymore.
Barbra Streisand is the perfect actress for this role. What a power vocal set she has! Love her classy acting. Cant believe she was only 27 in this film!!! That's my age!
She is AMAZING ❤❤❤
it saddens me how they don't make movies like this anymore.
Agree wholeheartedly
The amazing thing about those old movies is that they actually built the lavish sets, and you can tell. The majority of The Harmonia Restaurant set would now be done by CGI. And it would just cheapen the feel of the film.
i guess Im asking randomly but does any of you know of a way to log back into an instagram account..?
I was dumb forgot the login password. I would love any tricks you can give me.
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@Miles Conrad thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process atm.
Seems to take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
I can't watch or listen to musicals like this without wanting to cry, because they remind me of how much my late father loved watching them. Hello, Dolly and Singing in the Rain were his ultimate favorites and anything with Fred Astaire
My dear just go with it so mny fail to realize the very essence of life is not the physical minutiae, the expensive cars, clothes, houses all trivial/mundane bullshit.....the blessing is in the precious memories...your childs 1st steps, words,laugh...mother/fathers/husband/wife laugh,touch,hug....walking your daugher dwn the isle...your son's 1st touch down, daughter's 1st date....watch Streisand take joy in remembering your daddy as you watch...let the tears of remembrance flow....there is a blessing in every tear you shed....GOD BLESS!!!!
Cool part is that Gene Kelly who starred in Singing in the Rain directed Hello Dolly.
Hello Dolly was also my father’s favorite. It was the last movie he watched about a week before he passed. 😢
My stepfather loved home alone. I think about him when I watch it and smile.
Forget the critics! Barbra had this role in the bag... great performance. Never mind age appropriateness or deviation from the script.. this "red head" Dolly nailed it oh so well
Agreed. It's an iconic role and movie. No other actress/singer could have created such a remarkable character.
One of my favourite musical scenes of all time!
Barbara looks absolutely beautiful in this movie! Her red hair looks so natural and it complements her lovely complexion. She is fabulous in this movie, although she's too young to play the middle-aged Dolly as written by Thornton Wilder. She personally doesn't like this movie, but that's too bad, Barb! You were so amazing!
I didn't know Barbra didn't like this movie of herself. Are you sure? Where did you read that? I think she does an amazing job with Dolly. There was nobody else who could have acted this role more convincingly.
The music score for this classic movie is incredible. The choreography is on point. I can only imagine how many times they practice it before they say this is it. And last but not least, I love me some Barbra Streisand. I can listen to her 24/7. 2/2/2023
CHILLS. shes the epitome of beauty
I adore this film my favourite musical I have loved Barbra Streisand s film s since I was a teenager what a superstar and a singer .
0:59 the moment I live for. I can’t say this is my favorite musical, but what an entrance.
The platinum standard that has, sadly, become a thing of the past...
When I first heard the Republican cheer squad yell Let's Make America great again! in my mind, it spelled a return to the era of wonderful musicals and iconic stage performances.
Oh well...
I would LOVE to see the whole movie! One of the best musicals ever.
Its on disney plus now
Hello Dolly couldn’t be Hello Dolly without Barbara Streisand. Wow what an entrance . What glamour!
The precision and vocals of this movie were GREAT!
Ya know, Im just partial! The detail, the artistic choices, That voice!...It's just perfect!!
the way Barbara walks down those stairs........wow !!!!!!!!!!!!
FYI: this movie is on disney+ right now!!!!
LittleRedRhuari RRR yes it is in my country I just watched it
LittleRedRhuari RRR Weil if it is available in some countries lets hope it will be soon available in yours.
The way everything goes silent and when the camera pans up there's Dolly standing on the stairs in that beautiful dress and her feathers 🥹💝. The first time I saw that scene (yesterday) my eyes filled with tears. Beautiful, Barbra 0:46
One of my all time fav musicals. I dont like many but love this one. Scenes like this one, and the sound track to 'Mame' with the dance are lovely, beings back a lot of memories watching them with mum...and now my daughter.❤
Jerry Herman wrote the score for both "Dolly" & "Mame". He was a gifted songwriter, lyricist, and storyteller. Also a gracious person and known not to be egotistic or temperamental. He got along with (and appreciated the talent of) all of the stars of his stage & screen works,
@@lbputzer thanks for sharing this info
Who is dumb enough to upload and break this masterpiece into two parts?
On another note, thank you for uploading part 1 :-)
A Local high school in a town over from me is doing this for their musical next March
If I did my math correctly, Barbra was only 27 years old when this movie was released in December 1969. Yet she plays the part of a widowed middle-aged woman, a profile appropriate for Carol Channing and Pearl Bailey. In the end the studio was more concerned with star power and Barbra did a great take on the Dolly Levi role.
what ppl fail to realize is that Barbara is in such a great head space here the positive energy she is exuding cld fill a stadium....She is in her element here in this very moment...in her prime...doing what she loves doing n knws she was meant to do.....all eyes on her as she comes dwn the stairs....the vocals were pre-recorded but they are 100% her vocals n in her prime barbara cld not be touched vocally n she knew it.....n we are watching the finished product.....imagine the time that when into rehearsals to deliver this performance.
Maybe they figured that if they were casting a character named "Dolly Levi," that that someone needed to be unabashedly Jewish. As far as singing actresses on Broadway with the star power they looked for, Barbra Streisand was probably it. Don't forget this is the same Hollywood mindset that thought Audrey Hepburn would make a better screen Eliza Doolittle than Julie Andrews, despite the fact that Audrey Hepburn was all wrong for the prevailing esthetic of the period in which My Fair Lady is set.
@@BethDiane I hope I did not sound like I was complaining that Barbra ended up in the role. The studio's calculation was correct: people wanted to see her in a major singing role. Matching her up with the great Jerry Herman soundtrack was a great idea. She looked like she was having the time of her life.
The character is dolly Gallagher Levi. She married Jewish, she was supposed to be Irish. The rumors were that Matthau and streisand hated each other.
@@mzmiller52 Those rumors were more than rumors. In one account Matthau made Barbra cry when he told her that no one on the set liked her. Apparently he felt that her star power was diminishing his. Or very possibly that she was often questioning Gene Kelly's direction.
Magical Barbra, an incredibly talented lady. I saw Hello Dolly when I was 12 years old. Will stay with me forever. TT
Cool tony how are you doing
I loved this film and Barbara Streisand.great music good cast one of my favourites.
when I see this movie, it reminds me of my Mom who I miss so much. RIP Mom, always will love you.
😘😥 When did you lose your mom?
@@jdawg1371 1999
Me, too! We always watched it together.
Love this going to see this show April 27 in Richmond Indiana at their civic theater
Sing Barbara, what a voice.
KÉREM A FELTÖLTŐT HOGY KORRIGÁLJA A KÉP MEG VAN HÚZVA ÉS A HANG ALIG ÉRTHETŐ! KÖSZÖNÖM SZÉPEN!
this was a solid production.....they all stop n their heads turn....talk about an entrance....n barbara an odd beauty embraced her looks n made lemons made lemonade out of lemons....THAT VOICE!!!
I hear you!
Why do I never get greeted like this by the staff at Arby's?
Very nice movies
1969..2019....50th aniversary
Marvelous
I love this movie
now that's what I call a BIG entrance! ;-)
I saw Hello Dolly live on Broadway. The first time with Ginger Rogers. She was unforgettable...a powerhouse and the next time with Pearl Bailey, Cab Calloway and an all Black cast. Also unforgettable! Parts of the Pearl Bailey version can be found online.
Fantastic music, fabulous performance!
the best !!
When I first learned how old Dolly is meant to be when I saw this I just figured she was very youthful and beautiful naturally and that's why she really looks young here
I love
her singing
This was my first musical. I loved it since then
Brilliant
Thank you soo much 4 putting this up:D
Pity the film doesn't show Barbara's AMAZING figure because it really showed what a real woman should look like! She was so charismatic in this flim & as a very shy skinny teen I imagined that I could be just like her! This is Hollywood at its very best.
So gracious...
Barbara can sure sing.
THE BEST EVER -- ENTRACE IN THE MOVIE WORLD
I was seven when this came out, as a family we all went to see it at the Fox in Atlanta. Jiminy cricket was the lead in cartoon.
Hello Dolly was featured again by Bette Midler as Dolly Levi. I watched an excerpt of it , then switched to Barbra Streisand version and realized how good Barbra's performance was. It's just uncomparable.
Bette was great as Dolly, I saw it on Broadway w her...and I'm not a big Streisand fan, but I have to admit, her rendition of this song gave me chills...
I saw the movie with a sexy buxom Dolly. Must have been Bette Midler. I was about 15, she was sexy. Someday Ill watch it again when I feel like watching this chick flic out of.....
@@boowonder888 that wasn't bette. Only Barbra made a film of this
Midler was dreadful as dolly. She camped it up and can hardly sing or act. Ellen Greene would have been the perfect dolly.
Midler was lousy as rose in her tv gypsy production as well.
I much rather see Bette play this and I did two times
SOLO ELLA TE SUBE AL CIELO. . . ♡♡♡♡♡
She's here! In a 40-pound solid gold thread dress, yet!
Hermosos musicales....
Браво
"So nice to be back home?"
She can't have been gone that long.
The Voice.
The great dolly with a voice look and personnality even they tought she was too young...leave channing .caricature performance out
You can tell gene Kelly directed this with each choreography number has his mark on it
The note when she sings you're still glowing 😍
love
Did you notice the long train on her gown as she descends the stairs? And then it’s gone when she’s dancing!!
Just from personal experience, with floor length gowns, if they aren't held up as you walk down stairs they flay out behind you as you descend, just like a long train. If you look carefully you will see that her dress here has a small train built out at the back bottom hem, shortening slightly as it comes around the front. That cut helps enunciate the visual effect of a long train as she descends, but it also keeps it short enough that when she dances it isn't under her feet, appearing to "disappear". Try this clip from 2:03 - 2:12 to get a better idea of how that can work for this particular dress: ruclips.net/video/MJVvzPs-JiQ/видео.html. Totally not saying they didn't shorten the dress, just noting it might be possible that they didn't have to.
Nice theory and very interesting. But completely wrong! If you've read anything about the filming of Hello Dolly, the choreographer Michael Kidd and the costume designer, Irene Sharif, had unreconcilable differences over the costume. The only solution was to have the train for the stairway shot, then remove it for the dancing sequences. Streisand surprisingly didn't have an opinion one way or another, but complained that she simply couldn't dance with the train, and kept tripping.
Movie Magic.
@@wotan10950Well put my friend. Very well put.
Its a movie!!!
0:23, 0:36. Two of my favorite moments in this scene alone
Una pel.licula esplendida.Fa goig la seva dança.
Hello Dolly!!!
0:57 - 0:59
Dolly- "I. Am. Home!"
2020 to EVERYONE
Anyone from the Jack Benny Show , Lucy Ball as A Guest Jack Benny mentions the song is not written.Yet ! Wow
The horizontal image size is incorrect. It's a pity.
Gil Doron, you're a Taurus. Does Ms. Streisand, wearing Orange AGAIN, appear more Taurus here than in On A Clear Day? Love, DOn xoxo
1:05 That's what I call a sexy walk.. hahaha
1:05
Well hellllllllooooo dolly.
❤ER❤
Streisand was the best Dolly. No one could ever compare or even come close. Her singing is beautiful.
The GREAT Carol Channing is laughing at you.
I've learned from my experience in music as a pianist for musicals that the better actor will always get the part over a better singer. Carol Channing knew how to put a song across and would be the first to admit that her singing was limited. However, both of these ladies bring there own special charm to the role. We are fortunate to have had both of these Dollys and many others throughout the years. Long live Dolly.
There is, was, and ONLY WILL EVER BE ONE "Dolly". Her name was Carol Channing.
Carol Channing was good and I am glad that youtube gave me the opportunity to watch, evaluate and compare. Barbra's is was and always will be the significantly greater performance .
Dolly was sort of a clown-like character until Streisand got ahold of her. She brought womanly sex appeal to the role and her youth--so criticized at the time--gave Dolly a beauty and glamour that she never had before. Of course her mastery of the vocals is in a class by itself. This so-called "miscasting" resulted in one of the great musical comedy performances and a movie with timeless appeal. And that entrance!
Ms Streisand is the best Dolly EVER.
AR❤ER
Why the wrong aspect ratio and 480p ??
Nobody comes close to matching Streisand as Dolly. Bette Midler on Broadway was a second rate sub.
What the heck? You cut it off in the middle??
can't anyone upload thw whole movie??,thanks
I'm with you on that too. This snippet whets your appetite for more.
Why is this in the wrong aspect ratio??
Why is it not in full?
0:22 that forehead tho
You are so sad!
yeah
Freakazoid brought you here too?
Why is it that her arms come down to her knees?
Who came here after the freakazoid version with lobes song?
Whats the name of the whole cast?
She always reminds me of a Barbra Streisand impersonator.
I heard that Mae West accused Streisand of imitating her.
@@paulheffron4836 Supposedly, when Barbra met Mae for the first time, Barbra allegedly told Mae she admired her and was channeling Mae's persona in "Dolly", West responded with a terse "I know".
Where is part 2 ?
KEYMANCHEW its just to get you to buy the movie!
Barbra should have done Mame- film.
This song reminds me
Of Iceland.... Hehehe
I don't get the connection to Iceland. Please expand.
MW
Part 1 x
Totally distorted image with long face, a bad video without the basic image correction while doing format conversion.
This isn't PART ONE. This is 2/3rds into the movie...
Sheesh.
dannybex I what the title of this video is implying is that this part one of the title song sequence
Yes, part two features Louis Armstrong singing with Barbra
barbra rox in this movie/musical
I love her voice. I love her performance. The singing is sensational. The dancing is excellent.
I just wish I liked this movie, but I can’t.
She simply does not physically fit the character of a middle age widow regardless of her talent. She is obviously in her late twenties and far too young and attractive to be believable as the scheming matchmaker trying to land a much older, cantankerous man.
carol channing
I played on of these songs with an orchestra once, but never realized where it came from. Beautiful (real ladies don't flirt with the hired help though ;)
Korilian13 They are all good friends and were welcoming her back more than having her flirt with them!!