I think even more than that, at a point before he re-enacts his idea, Sal's wife mentions that she doesn't get why men guard their feelings....And then Sal is suddenly expressive, passionate, etc,...Now she's thinking "Was this what I wanted?"
Haunches I'm watching that scene right now lol thats how I got to this video! I know I'm late to the madmen party but I've binge watched 3days straight
@@sheilahunter8807 the US was built on liberal democracy. What's wrong with liberals? Liberalism is essentially just republicanism, separation of powers, limited government, and capitalism. It's sort of the standard of almost all successful countries.
I love the difference between the two versions. In the first, she sounds like a love-struck teenager, full of hopeful longing and knowing sadness. But in the second, she's grown up a bit, is moving on past this crush and is sassy!
Yeah, I think this comment pretty much nails it. She cycles through so many different expressions, half-crying, half trapped in her own fantastic thoughts. And she's doing it while singing and dancing! That's amazing.
Never forget my first and one visit to New York and Florida in april 1963. My cousin invited my to Radio City Music Hall and, to see "Bie, bye Birdie". So huge screen, so beautiful Ann-Margret and I, only 20 years old!.....
I graduated high school in 1963 and saw this movie at a drive-in theater with a bunch of friends. We wanted to see one of our classmates dance with Ann Margaret. He was in the group dance scene with her!!
the reason why she sounds bad in the first half is because she was immature with an unhealthy obsession with a star. her singing voice is supposed to reflect that. in the 2nd half (the end of the movie), she realizes her actual boyfriend is what's most important to her and that she wasted her time fangirling over some jerk singer who could care less about her. she matured more, and so did her singing.
TheGenghisKhunt You're right, it should be "couldn't care less". But I always say "I could care less" when using the phrase although I always add "I just don't know how" :)
Thanks Kathy Lopez for clearing that up. Because of your comment I listened to the whole video and yes she sounds much better and more "Broadway" in the second half. Even her makeup is more mature. I'm so glad because all I saw on Mad Men was the first half and I couldn't figure out how Ann Margret could have possibly gotten work in musicals when her voice sounded so godawful. Now I know it was on purpose.
I saw this in theater in 1963 on the big screen. It was hypnotic and left a lasting impression on a wide-eyed kid. I used to carry a picture of Ann-Margaret in my wallet. She was and is drop dead gorgeous and full if talent.
I guess people don't get that Ann was singing as a naive teen during the first half...the second half she is singing as a woman......and sexy as hell!!
From IMDB trivia (not mine): Director George Sidney was so taken with the talent of Ann-Margret that when the film was edited he went to Columbia's executives and proposed the opening and closing bumpers that would showcase her. They refused to pay for any additional filming, so Sidney rented the studio and crew at his own expense. He then asked the composer and lyricist to come up with a title song. He filmed Ann-Margret's skirt-flipping, hair-tossing rendition of that song six months after principal photography was completed -- at a cost of $60,000, which was repaid to Sidney after the movie. And Ann-Margret became a sensation. Thank you, thank you, Mr. Sidney, a thousand times over. These add-ons lift this movie to the next level of knowing satire. And helped to lift A-M into the stratosphere of public recognition. Not that she wouldn't have gotten there eventually on sheer talent without this early boost.
Ann- Margret's costars, Dick Van Dyke and Janet Leigh, were appalled when they saw the musical introduction and closing. When they signed their contracts, THEY were the stars of the movie.
Lol the reason why she sings like this in the first half is because it symbolizes that her character in the movie (Kim McAfee) was immature. Because throughout the movie as a fifteen year old, she blows off her boyfriend Hugo for Conrad Birdie's attention, and looses her mind whenever he's around, fan girling over him. Picture a five year old fussing because she doesn't get a doll that she wants. Ann Margret is a fifteen year old crying over the man she wants and can't have, who by the way, has been drafted into the army. Her voice sounds a bit more mature in the second part because she has realized that Birdie isn't all that, and Hugo matters more. She has matured, and therefore is kindly yet sadly wishing him farewell, no longer "boo-hooing" over him.
Cerulean blue and chromium yellow is like the color theme of the whole show. Dig it in the lighting of "Hymn on a Sunday Evening," Doris' dress just prior, and Rosie's dress for her wild night out at Maude's Madcap.
The contrast between the beginning and the end, the differences in her hair and the way she holds herself and even the way she sings and moves around stage makes you wonder what happened during the episode. Subtle good work.
I love the evolution of Kim Macafee in both clips. The first one is so awesome because it's a girl who just wants her idol. At the end, she's a woman with no time for childish things. I hope to see the play some time!
I used to be obsessed with this movie as a child. I would watch this over and over for hours… this brings back so much nostalgia and just a reminder of my love for theater and musicals ❤
To set the record straight, Ann-Margret had just turned 22 when this was released, so she was 21 when it was filmed. She's playing a high school girl (hence the high voice), so no more than three or four years younger than she really was. She looks older to us because of the old-fashioned styles, and because teenage girls back then tried to look like grown-ups (as opposed to today, when grown-ups try to look like teenagers).
She has an amazing voice, it takes great skill to purposely sing this bad but despite that, I can't stop watching it...great performance full of subtleties. Even Ann Margret now is still looking good and as talented as ever.
You are so correct. I was in high school and saw it on the big screen. When she came on with that blue background, the young guys in the theater actually had their jaws drop. She was that beautiful.
I love how everyone is talking Mad Men in the comment section. I came her because of it too. :D when I watched the episode her voice seemed shrill and annoying and now it's kinda catchy haha!
Can sing and act...but you forgot dance. She was a fine dancer as well. In show biz stars like her who can do it ALL and have great looks too are called "triple threats." .
My gosh this lady is absolutely mesmerizing to watch! I LOVE how her voice represents her immaturity at the beginning, and how it sounds much more mature and controlled by the end; she had such a unique sound and was capable of being versatile with her voice as well. I also respect her for being willing to sing that intro in a way that would make many people assume that she has a bad/annoying voice right off the bat. But she knew the truth, she knew she could do much more with her voice, and she wasn’t about to let the fear of other people’s first impression of her singing stop her from performing her pretty little heart out anyway. Otherwise, she wouldn’t have done it at all. I don’t think these clips would’ve been as intriguing to watch if they had been perfectly polished. I’m a professional singer as well, so I really appreciate and respect her artistry in these clips. I love reading the comments on here of those who also picked up on the clever directing of the intro singing vs. the singing at the end. Kudos❤️👍🏻🎶👏🏻
it was 1963, I was 6 years old, and my mom took me to the movies for the first time in my life. This is literally the first film scene I ever saw. I was mesmerized by Ann-Margaret, and fell in love with the movies. I can't describe how overwhelmed I was by her. The only thing that comes close was the summer of '77 when my friends dragged me against my will to see this movie they had seen the night before. It was called Star Wars. That endless shot of the Star Destroyer passing overhead blew me away in the same way. Thanks Ann-Margaret for the magic!
That is beautiful, man. Thank you for sharing. Makes me think of my own mom showing me Star Wars for the first time (though that was on VHS, the first movie is about a decade older than I). She passed earlier this year. Miss you, mom, thank you for the beautiful memories.
This song has been living in my head rent free for like almost two decades since I first watched the movie in elementary school and later saw the play for a field trip
I️ watched this movie all the time when I️ was really little and was absolutely obsessed with it. I’m watching it now, 5-7 years later, and completely loving it
Such a memorable number! First time I saw this movie was at the Christmas Spectacular at Radio City, and in an amazing coincidence, the last time I saw Ann-Margret was last week in the new Hallmark Christmas movie titled Christmas Spectacular about the Rockettes.
For some reason, the vibe this song gives off really characterizes so much of what Mad Men was about. Ever since I watched that episode, I can't really think about the nostalgia Mad Men gives me without first thinking about this.
As I remember this opening for the film was an afterthought and shot after everything also was done. A stoke of genius because audiences went wild over her and it. She is on a treadmill!
Chris Larimore You think so? I think she's rather average. I suppose a woman who finds another woman average may be beautiful to man. I think that's quite interesting.
The "d" pronunciation would have been awkward since she was stretching out the name Birdie. Her singing is also purposefully screech-like in the furst oart.
***** wouldn't be awkward at all. This is perhaps the worst and most annoying pronunciation of the word ''birdie'' i have EVER seen. Hope she breaks a leg for this disgraceful performance of a song.
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Well, when I heard it coming from the other room, I thought it was an episode of "Little Rascals" and that maybe Spanky is singing, or Alfalfa on a good day. Never occured to me that this was a grown adult. She manages to be off-key on almost every note ... is she trying to pretend that she's sobbing while she's singing?
tremendous and remarkable performance. propably its not the singing performance... but her attitude towards the camera and the eccentric dance style... i don't know, quite attractive.
I remember very faintly hearing this song when i was younger my grandmother used to put this on for me so i had to look it up because it was so catchy got very nostalgic feeling from it wish i can go back in time
When my school did this musical last year, we sang the beginning part after our curtain call. We got the audience to start clapping and all of the seniors stood in the front to sing. We were all dancing around and having a great time. It was one of the best experiences ever.
RubalCava I think the main thing is that her hair is different in the first part, in the second part it's sort of done up in a standard 1950's style while in the first part it's more natural.
Doesn't this song make you want to have a nice, refreshing, yet low-calorie, can of Patio?
it does make me want to drink some floor now that you mention it.
What the hell was Pepsi thinking.
Timothy n You obviously don’t watch mad men.
Diquan Washingbeard
actually Don did mention in a later episode that the name reminded him of a floor.
kittens are cuter than human babies Okay yes now I remember! Haha sorry for the snotty comment 😂
Lol when Sal re-enacted this for his wife she was like "OMG my husband is gay" xD
i had just watched that part😂
I think even more than that, at a point before he re-enacts his idea, Sal's wife mentions that she doesn't get why men guard their feelings....And then Sal is suddenly expressive, passionate, etc,...Now she's thinking "Was this what I wanted?"
I just started watching Madmen. I liked Sal.. I'm in the middle of season 7. Why can't there be more!
Thank you!
Haunches I'm watching that scene right now lol thats how I got to this video! I know I'm late to the madmen party but I've binge watched 3days straight
Don Draper you are a brilliant ad man. Getting me to this vid 50 years later....
Gay.
Dangerous2099 like Sal
Hahaha
Me too!
What a mesmerizing performance, there is no other way to say it.
Right. Something about it just grabs hold and won’t let you turn away
So I'm 38. I first watched this movie when I was 5. Lol I literally fell in love with Ann-Margret when I was 5 lol.
Pure garbage.
Exact reaction I found myself saying out loud - "I didn't wanna take my eyes off her the whole time."
how about: she's hot, she can dance, but she breaking my ears
one moment youre on top of the world, the next, a secretary is running you over with a lawn mower
It’s a shame, he’d just gotten his foot in the door
C caymer it’s a reference to mad men
He'll never golf again.
Boy I wasn’t expecting that
I just saw this episode today
Her voice is unusual. It may sound irritating, but somewhat it keeps you listening to it.
The men of that time were not interested in her voice -- and that is not what she was selling . . . ever.
Yes. Irritating kinda like If you could put the liberals in the form of a song LOL
@@sheilahunter8807 the US was built on liberal democracy. What's wrong with liberals? Liberalism is essentially just republicanism, separation of powers, limited government, and capitalism. It's sort of the standard of almost all successful countries.
@@sheilahunter8807 how you manage to make this political is beyond me🤦♂️. When you have your head so far up your party's ass I guess that's how.
@@owlblocksdavid4955 That's libertarianism. And the "liberals" you talk about are now called classic liberals. New liberals are all overdramatic SJWs.
I love the difference between the two versions. In the first, she sounds like a love-struck teenager, full of hopeful longing and knowing sadness. But in the second, she's grown up a bit, is moving on past this crush and is sassy!
It's pure genius she is
She expresses all human emotions in under 3 minutes.
It's quite impressive.
Ann Margaret was excellent at that. I can only express two emotions a day: annoyed and irritated.
Yeah, I think this comment pretty much nails it. She cycles through so many different expressions, half-crying, half trapped in her own fantastic thoughts. And she's doing it while singing and dancing! That's amazing.
And on a 6 foot high treadmill. A real pro.
It is. This song was written just for her as a showpiece in the film. She does not disappoint!
Yeah, all fake gringo emotions in under 3 minutes.
How can something be so catchy and annoying at the same time? She was and still is gorgeous though!
That is so funny!!!!!
agree
Yess!!
The most beautiful grandma this side of my own grandma
@@irgendeinname9256 Shes the hottest 80 year old I've ever seen
"Men want her and women want to be her." - Don Draper.
"Women do not want to be her." - Peggy Olson
"Yes they do Peggy." - Don.
Paisley Feminists triggered
***** Where are they? These terrible feminists you fear? They didn't come around like you thought.
Robin Groves Oh look, one came after all
Don't be afraid of women who want to be treated with respect.
ThunderLaugh Even if that is true
It is,
The song fits to the Mad Men Scene when Betty Draper shot a pigeon....
+pazuzu002 And when they get a divorce and when she well... you know what happens at the end of season 7.
david_e ego is a disease
pazuzu002 yep, I watched this on mad men
pazuzu002 is Mad Men good? I love the 1960s.
Taylor Evans Have you started to watch it yet?
Never forget my first and one visit to New York and Florida in april 1963. My cousin invited my to Radio City Music Hall and, to see "Bie, bye Birdie". So huge screen, so beautiful Ann-Margret and I, only 20 years old!.....
For some reason, I love her voice in this. It's pure camp and over the top and wonderful. Ann-Margaret had some pipes and such a gorgeous look!!
This song is the soundtrack to Sal Romano's life
+John Haring Poor Kitty.
I'm guessing Madmen is responsible for about 95% of the hits this video has recieved. :)
Pretty much. Lol.
sixtyeight Whiskey and there wondering why!
sixtyeight Whiskey you guessed right lol
sixtyeight Whiskey That and the fact that old people don't youtube...
depp8444 Some of us do. She was my dad's favorite. Mom usually didn't get jealous of stuff like that, except in this case...
I remember seeing this scene on the big screen in theatre in 1963.
Jaw dropping.
I graduated high school in 1963 and saw this movie at a drive-in theater with a bunch of friends. We wanted to see one of our classmates dance with Ann Margaret. He was in the group dance scene with her!!
@@trishac9516 That is amazing. I wish I could experience the memories from that era.
That’s awesome! Wish I could go back to that era and watch movies
@trishac9516 how accurate was the show portraying the time?
the reason why she sounds bad in the first half is because she was immature with an unhealthy obsession with a star. her singing voice is supposed to reflect that. in the 2nd half (the end of the movie), she realizes her actual boyfriend is what's most important to her and that she wasted her time fangirling over some jerk singer who could care less about her. she matured more, and so did her singing.
Kathy Lopez could care less means you care. Couldn't care less means you don't care.
Kathy Lopez I see, very enlightening :]
TheGenghisKhunt You're right, it should be "couldn't care less". But I always say "I could care less" when using the phrase although I always add "I just don't know how" :)
Thanks Kathy Lopez for clearing that up. Because of your comment I listened to the whole video and yes she sounds much better and more "Broadway" in the second half. Even her makeup is more mature. I'm so glad because all I saw on Mad Men was the first half and I couldn't figure out how Ann Margret could have possibly gotten work in musicals when her voice sounded so godawful. Now I know it was on purpose.
Still why subject the audience to such a shrill horrible noise. The opening sequence is so bad I don't want to watch it.
This shit is oddly addictive.
You're completely right
Yes men
blame madman
It's Ann Margret shaking the goods. It would be odd if this was NOT addictive.
Got me there
I saw this in theater in 1963 on the big screen. It was hypnotic and left a lasting impression on a wide-eyed kid. I used to carry a picture of Ann-Margaret in my wallet. She was and is drop dead gorgeous and full if talent.
Que lindo comentario para Ann-Margret.🎈👶
I saw this at the theater too...when you could still go to one without being g shot.
Singing in character is so hard and nobody does it better than Ann. Spectacular!
She is so beyond gorgeous! There will never be another Ann-Margret. Pure talent.
I guess people don't get that Ann was singing as a naive teen during the first half...the second half she is singing as a woman......and sexy as hell!!
Both are painful to watch regardless
@@gcooper642 That was painful to read.
We got that, but it doesn't mean the second part is good. She still is not a talented singer.
G Cooper Never. Even. Say. That. Again
ultraroadmap the first half is the intro in the beginning of the movie. The 2nd time is during the closing credits of the film.
Bye, bye sugar ... *Hello, Patio!!!!!*
From IMDB trivia (not mine):
Director George Sidney was so taken with the talent of Ann-Margret that when the film was edited he went to Columbia's executives and proposed the opening and closing bumpers that would showcase her. They refused to pay for any additional filming, so Sidney rented the studio and crew at his own expense. He then asked the composer and lyricist to come up with a title song. He filmed Ann-Margret's skirt-flipping, hair-tossing rendition of that song six months after principal photography was completed -- at a cost of $60,000, which was repaid to Sidney after the movie. And Ann-Margret became a sensation.
Thank you, thank you, Mr. Sidney, a thousand times over. These add-ons lift this movie to the next level of knowing satire. And helped to lift A-M into the stratosphere of public recognition. Not that she wouldn't have gotten there eventually on sheer talent without this early boost.
In the Broadway musical Kim wasn’t that important. Because of Ann Margaret every high school production has to emphasize Kim.
Just goes to show what complete idiots studio executives are. There are endless examples proving it.
Wow! Talk about having faith in your vision and others’ talents.
Ann- Margret's costars, Dick Van Dyke and Janet Leigh, were appalled when they saw the musical introduction and closing. When they signed their contracts, THEY were the stars of the movie.
Lol the reason why she sings like this in the first half is because it symbolizes that her character in the movie (Kim McAfee) was immature. Because throughout the movie as a fifteen year old, she blows off her boyfriend Hugo for Conrad Birdie's attention, and looses her mind whenever he's around, fan girling over him. Picture a five year old fussing because she doesn't get a doll that she wants. Ann Margret is a fifteen year old crying over the man she wants and can't have, who by the way, has been drafted into the army.
Her voice sounds a bit more mature in the second part because she has realized that Birdie isn't all that, and Hugo matters more. She has matured, and therefore is kindly yet sadly wishing him farewell, no longer "boo-hooing" over him.
*loses
Venus, yeah, but she was so overly dramatic, often, not just here.
Sounds the same throughout, like a cat being tortured.
Was this about elvis? 🤔
i noticed the second rendition sounded way more professionally screeched.
The blue background is the main star of this song. Who can think about this without thinking 'blue background'?
totally I keep wondering what was supposed to replace the blue screen background.
It's a blue screen and she on a treadmill.
She is Swedish, she is representing the flag.
Ok I made half of that up.
@@johnnyattack lol riiiiight
Cerulean blue and chromium yellow is like the color theme of the whole show. Dig it in the lighting of "Hymn on a Sunday Evening," Doris' dress just prior, and Rosie's dress for her wild night out at Maude's Madcap.
"Bir-hee"
Not Carlie that's gonna bother me now
I've noticed that, too. But I presume that when the film first came out most men were too busy drooling over Ann-Margaret to pay much attention.
So annoying lol
Bert-hee
Not Carlie so I’m not the only one that’s heard that all these years! Lol
And Margaret was one of the finest singers and beautiful actresses that came along back then. 😎
The contrast between the beginning and the end, the differences in her hair and the way she holds herself and even the way she sings and moves around stage makes you wonder what happened during the episode.
Subtle good work.
Never realized that before. Thank you
She grew up!
Kim definitely holds herself with more confidence and maturity after the events of the film
That was the whole point. She was a little teeny bopper at the start, and after all that happens in the film she’s grown up in her attitude.
The opening rendition is done as Kim in character but the end is all Ann Margret commodity and it capitulated her to the top career wise.
all i hear is "berd-hee"
its bye bye bernie!
+4260laurel too soon
Oh dear...thank you! I thought i was the only one.
Ann Margret is originally from Sweden. She tends to have a slight accent when she sings.
I haven't seen this move in forever, but this song has stood out to me because of how crigne-worthy her voice is in this scene.
I love the evolution of Kim Macafee in both clips. The first one is so awesome because it's a girl who just wants her idol. At the end, she's a woman with no time for childish things. I hope to see the play some time!
Best beginning and ending of a movie ever. So well done. The song and the arrangement along with the lovely Ann Margaret is just stunning.
Excelente comentario para Ann-Margret 💖.
"It makes your heart hurt." -Don Draper
and your ears.
This song literally sounds like you’re strangling a cat
Gotta love how clever the Mad Men writers are. What's Don's nickname for Betty? And what happens at the end of the season?
What a performance. Flawless, original delivery.
I used to be obsessed with this movie as a child. I would watch this over and over for hours… this brings back so much nostalgia and just a reminder of my love for theater and musicals ❤
To set the record straight, Ann-Margret had just turned 22 when this was released, so she was 21 when it was filmed. She's playing a high school girl (hence the high voice), so no more than three or four years younger than she really was. She looks older to us because of the old-fashioned styles, and because teenage girls back then tried to look like grown-ups (as opposed to today, when grown-ups try to look like teenagers).
one of my favorite singing scenes in a movie ever. truly a great performance for something so quaint yet quintessential unseen in today's movies.
I saw this on big screen in 1963 as a kid and was mesmerized by Ann Margaret. That lasted for a long time.
She has an amazing voice, it takes great skill to purposely sing this bad but despite that, I can't stop watching it...great performance full of subtleties. Even Ann Margret now is still looking good and as talented as ever.
When Ann Margaret sang the intro every high school guy in the audience fell in love with her. Over 50 years later I am still in love. Perfect!
You are so correct. I was in high school and saw it on the big screen. When she came on with that blue background, the young guys in the theater actually had their jaws drop. She was that beautiful.
And every gay guy found an icon!
Yeah, and she wasn't really my type, even.
Salvatore's wife found out he's gay because of this song. Happy now, Ann-Margret? you ruined a happy marriage.
Nuha Ab *a not so happy marriage. Considering that sal is gay and everything
Argh, how can you live being like that Cleopatra 02?
KokoSmith sorry honey, don't know what u mean by that
Nuha Ab *Salvadore
Nuha Ab Ann Margaret has been outing husbands and BFs decades before Beyonce did.
Очаровательная девушка! Прекрасное исполнение! Привет из России 2022 года! 🙏💥
Ann-Margret was just so beautiful, it's unbelievable. She still is. Love the playful way she delivers this song. What a classic.
They lost the account.
Luisa Luthor 😂😂
Spoiler
Fuck yourself
Jajajajajajaja really? 🤣 Spoiler
Damn
Funny how people come here and talk crap about her voice. Maybe if you saw the movie you would get the point of it sounding like that.
She didn't sound much better in Tommy
I’ve had this song stuck in my head for five days now 😵💫
😄
My condolences. lol
I love how everyone is talking Mad Men in the comment section. I came her because of it too. :D when I watched the episode her voice seemed shrill and annoying and now it's kinda catchy haha!
C'mon people, Ann-Margaret is acting out a pouting, love-sick 16 yo girl in the early 1960s. It's a musical, already!
Beautiful, can sing and act...and stayed beautiful as she aged and still took-on some great parts, won some awards for them too...Ann is a 10!
Can sing and act...but you forgot dance. She was a fine dancer as well. In show biz stars like her who can do it ALL and have great looks too are called "triple threats." .
My gosh this lady is absolutely mesmerizing to watch! I LOVE how her voice represents her immaturity at the beginning, and how it sounds much more mature and controlled by the end; she had such a unique sound and was capable of being versatile with her voice as well. I also respect her for being willing to sing that intro in a way that would make many people assume that she has a bad/annoying voice right off the bat. But she knew the truth, she knew she could do much more with her voice, and she wasn’t about to let the fear of other people’s first impression of her singing stop her from performing her pretty little heart out anyway. Otherwise, she wouldn’t have done it at all.
I don’t think these clips would’ve been as intriguing to watch if they had been perfectly polished. I’m a professional singer as well, so I really appreciate and respect her artistry in these clips. I love reading the comments on here of those who also picked up on the clever directing of the intro singing vs. the singing at the end. Kudos❤️👍🏻🎶👏🏻
Hello 👋🏻 nice to meet you Lauren , hope you’re safe and well?
she's beautiful and her voice is just great !!
The 1st part was dripping tears and the 2nd was dripping with sarcasm and Ann-Marget delivers!
Ann Margaret has such an amazing talent - she outshines actors of the past AND present (she is a natural and then some)! She has the chops!
it was 1963, I was 6 years old, and my mom took me to the movies for the first time in my life. This is literally the first film scene I ever saw. I was mesmerized by Ann-Margaret, and fell in love with the movies. I can't describe how overwhelmed I was by her. The only thing that comes close was the summer of '77 when my friends dragged me against my will to see this movie they had seen the night before. It was called Star Wars. That endless shot of the Star Destroyer passing overhead blew me away in the same way. Thanks Ann-Margaret for the magic!
That is beautiful, man. Thank you for sharing. Makes me think of my own mom showing me Star Wars for the first time (though that was on VHS, the first movie is about a decade older than I). She passed earlier this year. Miss you, mom, thank you for the beautiful memories.
This song has been living in my head rent free for like almost two decades since I first watched the movie in elementary school and later saw the play for a field trip
I LOVE THIS MOVIE AND THIS SONG ❤ ONE OF MY FAVORITE MOVIES SINCE THE 60's, STILL WATCHING IT TOO 😂😂😂
Christ the way she sings is so annoying in the first half, but it gets in my head and god is she gorgeous.
It’s like Mona Lisa. Is she smiling or no?
I️ watched this movie all the time when I️ was really little and was absolutely obsessed with it. I’m watching it now, 5-7 years later, and completely loving it
Hello 👋🏻 nice to meet you Zoe, hope you’re safe and well?
This is the most enchanting woman I've ever seen in my life. Her facial expressions made me fall in love immediately
Sparky Griswold she’s a bit old now lol
V8 Atomic fuck that bitch ass in a nursing home
are you serious? Lol
@@tings8346 Geez did she hurt you?
Sparky ,sounds like you could a had a V8 from better (Ilookgood in pantees)Tings I'm just saying..
She is insanely talented!
“Men are attracted to women who are 25, but act 13” Sal (Mad Men)
I love the starting when she just sings “bye bye birdie” it’s so beautiful
She sounds like a crow singing
I wanted to be Ann-Margaret when I was little. She has such tremendous confidence and self-assurance. Love it!
And with Roger Smith as devoted husband it only got better!!! www.imdb.com/name/nm0809783/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm
Such a memorable number! First time I saw this movie was at the Christmas Spectacular at Radio City, and in an amazing coincidence, the last time I saw Ann-Margret was last week in the new Hallmark Christmas movie titled Christmas Spectacular about the Rockettes.
For some reason, the vibe this song gives off really characterizes so much of what Mad Men was about. Ever since I watched that episode, I can't really think about the nostalgia Mad Men gives me without first thinking about this.
As I remember this opening for the film was an afterthought and shot after everything also was done. A stoke of genius because audiences went wild over her and it. She is on a treadmill!
This always makes me feel bad for Sal’s wife.
Haha, the look on her face when he performed that for her in their bedroom. I think that's when she knew.
Thank you Sterling Cooper for introducing endless audiences to this classic
That is one of my favorite movies❣All-star cast!!
Most have no idea what it was like to be a 13 year old boy in 1963 and see this on the Big Screen . God Bless Ann Margret . :)
Vendo esse vídeo em 2023. Eu vejo várias vezes seguidas só para ver as muitas expressões que Ann Margret consegue fazer em tão pouco tempo.
Ann is just so beautiful; it was a brainstorm to she how she grows up in attitude from beginning of the movie & song, to her ending song. So cute.
Good Lord she is so so gorgeous
Chris Larimore
You think so? I think she's rather average. I suppose a woman who finds another woman average may be beautiful to man. I think that's quite interesting.
Izabel Mendosa I think she's gorgeous but I think most of that is her charm. Personality makes a look for me 👌
C R
That's true
Izabel Mendosa average?? You need glasses man
Yes she is and it’s a combo of being the perfect mix of adorable and sexy. Her personality was just so playful and it’s shows so well in this video
"It's not Ann-Margret."
Hate Roger.
it definitley is
@@patcocking4051 it's a quote from Mad men
The combination of colors on the scene is the most brilliant thing I've ever seen in Photography.
I remember watching this on the ABC's 4:30 movie and thinking, I wish I could rewind this part over and over. She was mesmerizing . What a talent.
Her singing isn't goo. Also why does it sound like shes saying burhee. whats with that d pronunciation?
The "d" pronunciation would have been awkward since she was stretching out the name Birdie. Her singing is also purposefully screech-like in the furst oart.
***** wouldn't be awkward at all. This is perhaps the worst and most annoying pronunciation of the word ''birdie'' i have EVER seen. Hope she breaks a leg for this disgraceful performance of a song.
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Make sure you get your teachers in here to tell me all about it, living on the streets.
Well, when I heard it coming from the other room, I thought it was an episode of "Little Rascals" and that maybe Spanky is singing, or Alfalfa on a good day. Never occured to me that this was a grown adult. She manages to be off-key on almost every note ... is she trying to pretend that she's sobbing while she's singing?
I can't belive how much charisma she has.
Had
Jerky and weird performance
There's something about this that keeps me listening to this, she got some sort of charm
her movements voice and acting in the first half is so incredibly addicting
I love Ann Margret, and don't think this song is a very fair one to judge her singing abilities on.. She's actually very talented and beautiful.
tremendous and remarkable performance. propably its not the singing performance... but her attitude towards the camera and the eccentric dance style... i don't know, quite attractive.
I gained a new respect for Ann-Margret after watching Bye Bye Birdie.
She's a great dancer and performer.
プレスリーとラスベガス万歳で共演した時は、本当に綺麗な女優さんでした!！！✌️🧒
DON DRAPER sent me here
She is gorgeous. I've watched this a half dozen times. Don Draper brought me here.
I love this sooooo much she so talented and beatiful
You know it so amazing that this scene really inspired John Romita Sr. To create Spider-Man’s most iconic love interest, Mary Jane Watson
I remember very faintly hearing this song when i was younger my grandmother used to put this on for me so i had to look it up because it was so catchy got very nostalgic feeling from it wish i can go back in time
She's stunning!!!!😍
Hello 👋🏻 nice to meet you Michelle, hope you’re safe and well?
And with this opening, a star was born! Just like Garland's "Over the Rainbow...same deal
I'VE HAD THIS SONG STUCK IN MY HEAD ALL WEEK.
I m texting from psychiatric department.
The way she sings the second Caaareeee is amazing!! At 1:09!!!!
Yeah it is, over the years I've learned how to do that ❤️
idk, why would this be amazing? sounds pretty easy tbh
Astro Faultier It's a range of high notes, I'm an alto (I sing low)
She still sounds annoying as hell.
Tycho Brahe Not to me, in my opinion
1:30 I have no idea whats she doing with her arms...
haha that made me laugh. You're right! I think she had a brief seizure!
Squeezing ;)
Lol!!! I watched this in choir class and that made me crack up!
her dress?
Lol I think it's making an expression of her frustration.
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Maddy Perennity hahaha!!!
Somebody make it happen. I hate Twitter and hope another site murders it like a Myspace drive-by.
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Omg you totally called it
Damn perfect
Ann-Margret is so amazing!
Her face expressions are priceless
When my school did this musical last year, we sang the beginning part after our curtain call. We got the audience to start clapping and all of the seniors stood in the front to sing. We were all dancing around and having a great time. It was one of the best experiences ever.
Literally no one gives a shit
I actually like the first part better.
same
Overactivedreamer that's cause you're still a kid
She seems older in the second part than in the first. It is like distinct impressions of femininity maybe.
RubalCava I think the main thing is that her hair is different in the first part, in the second part it's sort of done up in a standard 1950's style while in the first part it's more natural.
I’ve preferred the second part