Louis Armstrong singing Hello Dolly knocked some unknown British upstarts out of the Billboard Top 100 Pop Charts. Those upstarts were The Beatles. That is how good Louis Armstrong is.
He was shocked and delighted when it turned out to be his greatest commercial hit, and it kept him financially secure for the rest of his life. I think they nailed it on the first take. At first flance, Louis thought it was a good song, but nothing special. It fit him like a glove, as if it had been written just for him. The musical had just opened, so the public knew it vaguely, but he injected it into our national DNA forever. As Barbra said, 'Thank you Louis'.
Я читала , що група BTS давно побила всі рекорди по кількості перебування на перших місцях всіх хіт - парадів , та БІЛБОРДІВ . Бітлз далеко позаду зі своїми рекордами . Нові кумири музики .
I always thought Barbra did an incredible job of portraying Dolly! She was so young at the time, but she really made Dolly appear a lot older (as she was meant to). An incredible singer AND actress!
did it ever? Hollywood has phases, With Flith comes the ones who want Glamour and Vise Versa. Im glad its not all "glamourious" and "elite" it use to be because everyone walked on a high horse. Nowadays its mass produce bs and they really show that these actors are as replaceable as dirt.
This film was one of the last hurrahs of the big old hollywood musical. Hundreds of extras, large musical numbers with elaborate choreography. Dozens of costumes, the works.
She might have been very young for the role , but in my opinion she was the best cast for this role ! She played it to perfection ! My favorite musical of all time !
Merci beaucoup from Paris France. You are such a primary Witness I should say. Sorry my english us not much good as yours. Wathever, merci beaucoup for your historical original déclaration. Emmanuel from Paris France.
The world had moved on. Too many musicals over the previous 40 years. They wanted gritty, counter-culture fare. Which is fine and all. New Hollywood made plenty of that, a lot of it really good. But big, lavish, gorgeous, earnest, expensive musicals like this, just couldn't appeal to the masses forever. All trends change. But they did make this movie while they still could. And despite not having Carol Channing in the lead, it still turned out fantastically. And while a financial failure, it is still immortal, and can be enjoyed by generation after generation from now on. It's a minor miracle it just made it under the wire. It's a win, for the musical and all those who love it.
@@andrewklang809 True both Julie Andrews and Barbra Streisand's movie musicals flopped in the late 60s up to 1970. They were the lucky ones that was given the chance to star in movies which were very rare to theater actress.
The problem was that they didn't rethink it for the screen. And Gene Kelly had no idea how to direct a film. The play, 'The Matchmaker;' has much more depth to it, but the film ignored what it's really about, which is the plight of a middle aged woman who finds herself in serious financial strife after her husband has died. She's been so busy matching up everyone around her, that she fails to see her own situation is serious, and she needs to be married to survive. None of that in the film, so no tension. You can still have great production numbers and all the trimmings - but without some dramatic substance, you've just got a huge Easter egg which has nothing inside it.
Contrarly to popular opinion I think no one comes close to Barbra’s interpretation of this song. She brought something singularly personal and original to the song.
@@paddotk interpretation is the singular quality that an actor/actress or singer brings to written material. It’s often been said Carol Channing’s version is the definitive one. The part wasn’t written for Barbra. It was originally written for Ethel Merman who turned it down and became Carol Channing’s signature role on stage. Therefore Barbra was always criticized for being too young for the part, and for being miscast for the cinema version. Press said she was not sharp enough in her portrayal, sometimes channeling May West and that Carole Channing was robbed of playing her signature role in the picture version etc…recently Patty Lupone confirmed that general conception by commenting that Barbra was too young….I in spite of all that think her performance was great.
@@alexd1121 What I meant was, the song was written for this musical, meant to be sung that way, I assume. Regardless of which actress would be the one filling that part.
Barbra Streisand is acting and singing with Lois Armstrong...! Considering that in the real life they were living 1969 -- he was a fantastic outstanding black musician and singer. She was an outstanding Jewish singer. You could feel the intimacy, irony, humor, companionship, "espanto" (more or less the same of astonishment) friendship and a fascinating interplay in terms of gestures and mutual facial expressions while they are singing together -- so fusing the real time of their real persons with the not so distant epoch of that theatrical representation and screenplay. There is a simply magic interplay here. Moreover the voice of Barbra was in my view superior and adequately more emotional to the context than the sadder and "operistic" voice of Carol Channing. If you analyse the entire set up you could easily claim that Barbra has the best filmed Dolly performance to this day. Brasil Sorry for my English I use no Google translating 😂
Barbra’s gold lame gown showcased her hourglass figure, so popular in the 1880’s to perfection. Her voice and acting in this production are incomparable. Louis Armstrong what can be said? Marvelous!
The gown alone weighed 40 pounds and cost $8,000 to make. The original design included a 2-1/2-foot train, which was removed after she and other dancers tripped over it during rehearsals. The train is visible when Streisand starts down the stairs, then disappears.
She stands shorter than the orchestra, but her voice and stage presence is so much bigger than all of them put together. An amazing performance … I remember seeing it with my mum when I was a kid and I was absolutely enchanted.
I love the fact how sweet she is to him in a time when racism was running rampant. I was told one of the dancers hit him while dancing...that part got cut of course
I played Cornelius Hackle in high school in this musical. We had phenomenally talented people. My friends were amazing as the leads in this. That was 1988. I will forever love this
Sorry I can't stop watching this masterpiece. I wish I was there back then. Probably, I wouldn't appreciate it as much as today. Thanks Satchmo, Mrs. Streinsand, the band, dancers, and everyone else for this realization. Again, it was beautifully done.
The greatest movie finale of all time ! Pure GENIUS ! Louis and Barbra, the music, the set, the choreography, the colors. I thank God for Barbra's voice, it is medicinal in the way it can inspire and dispell a down spirit.
I used to watch this with my mother so often as a child. Watching it now makes me shed a tear for those wonderful days, this is truly an amazing performance.
1969 was a really crazy year back then and that’s how they were able to put a Famous Jazz singer and a Broadway star together in one movie together to make this a part of history. Because the world was changing and everything with the Civil rights movement, Rock and roll and the Vietnam war. Because the sixties were tremendous time since Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, The Kennedy’s, LBJ and Nixon.
I was born in 1993 and the more classics I watch the more I sometimes feel out of step with the times in terms of my taste in couture. I mean as much as I enjoy a little bit of modern big budget spectacle
Brilliant actress, singer, director, producer, song writer, visionary, quintessential Renaissance Artist who comes-along rarely in a generation! 💯% LEGEND!!! ❤️🥰
She was my socially acceptable disassociation during my childhood. I knew (still do) every single song by heart from every single album. Singing along with her on her albums were some of the best times of my life growing up. Helped me cope with the teen age years.... she was my drug of choice. (-:
1969 Odeon cinema, King's Road Chelsea. I was 8. Just me and Mum. When Barbra stood at the top of the stairs in that dress I was enchanted. When I get married that'll be my wedding dress, I thought. Didn't happen. Still have that awesome vivid memory though. ❤
Barbra très spectaculaire compositeur chanteuse artiste une très ravissante femme authentique élégante charmante ont vous aime❤❤❤❤❤ ont vous souhaite une longue vie vous êtes une femme extraordinaire qui nous donne de la joie de pouvoir encore regarder vos films et de pouvoir vous voir encore sur les scènes de concert merci 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
I’m singing this song for choir but it only the “Hello dolly well hello doll it so nice to have you back” you get the point bit where everyone singing together
The joy of watching two masters of their craft perfectly balanced their disparate voices. I watch the high school performance of this tonight and some of those kids showed Raw talent. But the skill and and polish weren't at this level yet. It was still emotionally affecting. But here you see the combination of rare talent and years of training. And in the case of Mr armstrong, Decades of experience.
If anyone ever asks me why i love Louis Armstrong. I show them this clip. Man is so happy and mental and in love with music his skull and eyeballs are literally trying to escape his face. Not figuratively, literally. Give him another verse and he'd have ejected the lot.
I was blessed to have seen THE Dolly, Carol Channing, perform the role live in San Francisco. There's no comparison. You haven't seen Dolly, until you've seen Carol Channing's Dolly. Carol is Dolly.
I saw Dolly in the movie theater when it first came out - yeah, I’m old! The MOVIE audience actually gave this number a standing ovation! Yes, we all know Streisand was too young, but she’s really the main reason it’s watchable today. In fact, the movie has aged very well, like an old fashioned operetta. But it was wildly out of place in the late-60s, when movies like MASH (with Streisand’s then-husband) were the happening films.
Twenty years too young and stunning to be a grieving widow who is suddenly aware that she's desperately in need of a husband to survive financially. Right?
That Irene Sharaff 40-pound-solid-gold-beaded-thread gown dances and moves right along with her! Gracefully, too. It would sing if it could, but our gal has got that covered.
I saw it several times in the theaters----they were packed--the audiences loved her--------it was a popular hit-----but the insane 20 million FOX spent on it meant it just broke even-----a flop is when no one goes to see the film---not the case with Dolly
I think this film was probably the last of the great musicals before they became "knowing" - just great production values, sets, costumes, and so on - and I think they knew it was the last one, and threw everything into it.
It’s January 2025 and last night I watched the movie again for my 4th or 5th viewing. Sure Hello Dolly has aged a bit compared to the stage version! But its sequences like this keep a musician movie a float!
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"This is Louis". I love him. He is buried in the same cemetery as my mom. I will be visiting him.
My late dad's favorite entertainer rest in peace
I've always loved Louis ❤️❤️❤️
He's singing in Heaven for your mom
@@ayshnafi2079 He's singing for your dad too......
Louis Armstrong singing Hello Dolly knocked some unknown British upstarts out of the Billboard Top 100 Pop Charts. Those upstarts were The Beatles. That is how good Louis Armstrong is.
True.
I’m a massive Beatles fan. That’s amazing. I never knew that. Too cool
He was shocked and delighted when it turned out to be his greatest commercial hit, and it kept him financially secure for the rest of his life. I think they nailed it on the first take. At first flance, Louis thought it was a good song, but nothing special. It fit him like a glove, as if it had been written just for him. The musical had just opened, so the public knew it vaguely, but he injected it into our national DNA forever. As Barbra said, 'Thank you Louis'.
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Я читала , що група BTS давно побила всі рекорди по кількості перебування на перших місцях всіх хіт - парадів , та БІЛБОРДІВ . Бітлз далеко позаду зі своїми рекордами . Нові кумири музики .
I always thought Barbra did an incredible job of portraying Dolly! She was so young at the time, but she really made Dolly appear a lot older (as she was meant to). An incredible singer AND actress!
I’m glad I’m not the only one who’s able to see past that and see she was having a ball making this movie
This makes me so happy. I keep returning to it
The glamour of that time no longer exists.
did it ever? Hollywood has phases, With Flith comes the ones who want Glamour and Vise Versa. Im glad its not all "glamourious" and "elite" it use to be because everyone walked on a high horse. Nowadays its mass produce bs and they really show that these actors are as replaceable as dirt.
This film was one of the last hurrahs of the big old hollywood musical. Hundreds of extras, large musical numbers with elaborate choreography. Dozens of costumes, the works.
@@jamesmoyner7499The closest things we had to pure musical cinema in more recent times are Greatest Showman and Wicked
Louis Armstrong was always so energized and enthused 😊 in his performances . Barbra is also exquisite here along side him.
They don’t make them like this anymore! She’s beautiful! And that voice! No auto tune there!❤
Hello Jenn,how are you doing i hope you and your family are safe!
He is a good singer
She is an excellent singer !😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love her clear voice.
I have a smile from ear to ear……because of Satchmo!! One of a kind!!
She might have been very young for the role , but in my opinion she was the best cast for this role ! She played it to perfection ! My favorite musical of all time !
I prefer the stage version over the movie. But I’ll give benefit of the doubt for Barbra she was having fun doing this
I saw this film in a theater when first released. I enjoyed it very much. I could never understand why it was not a big hit.
Merci beaucoup from Paris France. You are such a primary Witness I should say. Sorry my english us not much good as yours. Wathever, merci beaucoup for your historical original déclaration. Emmanuel from Paris France.
The world had moved on. Too many musicals over the previous 40 years. They wanted gritty, counter-culture fare. Which is fine and all. New Hollywood made plenty of that, a lot of it really good. But big, lavish, gorgeous, earnest, expensive musicals like this, just couldn't appeal to the masses forever. All trends change.
But they did make this movie while they still could. And despite not having Carol Channing in the lead, it still turned out fantastically. And while a financial failure, it is still immortal, and can be enjoyed by generation after generation from now on. It's a minor miracle it just made it under the wire. It's a win, for the musical and all those who love it.
@@andrewklang809 True both Julie Andrews and Barbra Streisand's movie musicals flopped in the late 60s up to 1970. They were the lucky ones that was given the chance to star in movies which were very rare to theater actress.
Musicals were seen as dated by the. Musicals are happy. Society’s attitude at the time was angry.
The problem was that they didn't rethink it for the screen. And Gene Kelly had no idea how to direct a film. The play, 'The Matchmaker;' has much more depth to it, but the film ignored what it's really about, which is the plight of a middle aged woman who finds herself in serious financial strife after her husband has died. She's been so busy matching up everyone around her, that she fails to see her own situation is serious, and she needs to be married to survive. None of that in the film, so no tension. You can still have great production numbers and all the trimmings - but without some dramatic substance, you've just got a huge Easter egg which has nothing inside it.
i want to talk about the greatest entertainer that ever lived , Mr. Louis Armstrong . No one can ever compare ...
Contrarly to popular opinion I think no one comes close to Barbra’s interpretation of this song. She brought something singularly personal and original to the song.
What do you mean her interpretation? Isn't this how it was written for her part?
@@paddotk interpretation is the singular quality that an actor/actress or singer brings to written material. It’s often been said Carol Channing’s version is the definitive one. The part wasn’t written for Barbra. It was originally written for Ethel Merman who turned it down and became Carol Channing’s signature role on stage. Therefore Barbra was always criticized for being too young for the part, and for being miscast for the cinema version. Press said she was not sharp enough in her portrayal, sometimes channeling May West and that Carole Channing was robbed of playing her signature role in the picture version etc…recently Patty Lupone confirmed that general conception by commenting that Barbra was too young….I in spite of all that think her performance was great.
@@alexd1121 What I meant was, the song was written for this musical, meant to be sung that way, I assume. Regardless of which actress would be the one filling that part.
@@paddotk ok but obviously when the same song is sung by different singers it’s a different interpretation.
Barbra Streisand is acting and singing with Lois Armstrong...! Considering that in the real life they were living 1969 -- he was a fantastic outstanding black musician and singer. She was an outstanding Jewish singer. You could feel the intimacy, irony, humor, companionship, "espanto" (more or less the same of astonishment) friendship and a fascinating interplay in terms of gestures and mutual facial expressions while they are singing together -- so fusing the real time of their real persons with the not so distant epoch of that theatrical representation and screenplay. There is a simply magic interplay here. Moreover the voice of Barbra was in my view superior and adequately more emotional to the context than the sadder and "operistic" voice of Carol Channing. If you analyse the entire set up you could easily claim that Barbra has the best filmed Dolly performance to this day.
Brasil
Sorry for my English
I use no Google translating
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Обожаю Барбару. Какой дуэт, просто супер!!!
Thank goodness this historic moment exists. No other "age-appropriate" actress cast in this role would have created this magic with him.
Barbra’s gold lame gown showcased her hourglass figure, so popular in the 1880’s to perfection. Her voice and acting in this production are incomparable. Louis Armstrong what can be said? Marvelous!
The gown alone weighed 40 pounds and cost $8,000 to make. The original design included a 2-1/2-foot train, which was removed after she and other dancers tripped over it during rehearsals. The train is visible when Streisand starts down the stairs, then disappears.
She stands shorter than the orchestra, but her voice and stage presence is so much bigger than all of them put together. An amazing performance … I remember seeing it with my mum when I was a kid and I was absolutely enchanted.
A powerhouse and a legend, Streisand is and always be that rare gem that only comes around once.
The Orchestra is so much better.
These 2 together is golden!
I love Barbra's voice because it is very clear and on the note.
What a privilege it must have been to sing with this man. As for Barbara, I just love her. Rest in love Louis ❤
I love the fact how sweet she is to him in a time when racism was running rampant. I was told one of the dancers hit him while dancing...that part got cut of course
You sure it wasn't at 1:02? A dancer seems to slap his hand, but it could just be the camera angle.
My favorite movie of all times.
This movie makes me so happy
Me too.
Agreed!
I played Cornelius Hackle in high school in this musical. We had phenomenally talented people. My friends were amazing as the leads in this. That was 1988. I will forever love this
Sorry I can't stop watching this masterpiece. I wish I was there back then. Probably, I wouldn't appreciate it as much as today. Thanks Satchmo, Mrs. Streinsand, the band, dancers, and everyone else for this realization. Again, it was beautifully done.
The greatest movie finale of all time ! Pure GENIUS ! Louis and Barbra, the music, the set, the choreography, the colors. I thank God for Barbra's voice, it is medicinal in the way it can inspire and dispell a down spirit.
This isn't the Finale...they still have the wedding scene & dance!
I used to watch this with my mother so often as a child. Watching it now makes me shed a tear for those wonderful days, this is truly an amazing performance.
Me too. Reminds me of a very happy childhood when the world was a happier place.
1969 was a really crazy year back then and that’s how they were able to put a Famous Jazz singer and a Broadway star together in one movie together to make this a part of history. Because the world was changing and everything with the Civil rights movement, Rock and roll and the Vietnam war. Because the sixties were tremendous time since Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, The Kennedy’s, LBJ and Nixon.
I was born in 1993 and the more classics I watch the more I sometimes feel out of step with the times in terms of my taste in couture. I mean as much as I enjoy a little bit of modern big budget spectacle
Brilliant actress, singer, director, producer, song writer, visionary, quintessential Renaissance Artist who comes-along rarely in a generation!
💯% LEGEND!!! ❤️🥰
Pure joy.
This is outstanding. They sound SOOOO amazing together. I wish they'd recorded more tunes together.
I always thought she was too young for this role, originated & popularized by the much older Carol Channing. Barbra blows her renditions away!
wow... I almost wanted to cry... beautiful piece of art!
She was my socially acceptable disassociation during my childhood. I knew (still do) every single song by heart from every single album. Singing along with her on her albums were some of the best times of my life growing up. Helped me cope with the teen age years.... she was my drug of choice. (-:
My brother is a fan of Louis Armstrong this is a favorite of mine by him this and what a beautiful world
Just tremendous. What a voice. What a trumpeter.
1969 Odeon cinema, King's Road Chelsea. I was 8. Just me and Mum. When Barbra stood at the top of the stairs in that dress I was enchanted. When I get married that'll be my wedding dress, I thought. Didn't happen. Still have that awesome vivid memory though. ❤
Barbra très spectaculaire compositeur chanteuse artiste une très ravissante femme authentique élégante charmante ont vous aime❤❤❤❤❤ ont vous souhaite une longue vie vous êtes une femme extraordinaire qui nous donne de la joie de pouvoir encore regarder vos films et de pouvoir vous voir encore sur les scènes de concert merci 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Ах, какие артисты! Мега звезды! Спасибо, что украшаете этот мир! ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊🥰💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
I’m singing this song for choir but it only the “Hello dolly well hello doll it so nice to have you back” you get the point bit where everyone singing together
Would watch this every Christmas with my bubbie and sabba. We’re Jewish but it was our little tradition. Miss you bubbie 💕
WHAT A WONDERFUL SONG WITH TWO STARS
Это просто шедевр, смотрела в детстве ни слова не понятно, но магия сработалая их обожаю голоса и музыка
Todo un CLASICO , que deberian conocer las nuevas generaciones.
Barbra is a once in a generation artist. So unique. Phenomenal artist.
The joy of watching two masters of their craft perfectly balanced their disparate voices.
I watch the high school performance of this tonight and some of those kids showed Raw talent. But the skill and and polish weren't at this level yet. It was still emotionally affecting.
But here you see the combination of rare talent and years of training. And in the case of Mr armstrong, Decades of experience.
Best Dolly there ever was. What a legend Barbara Streisand is. Love her. Listen to the voice......WOW
I give that title to Betty Buckley
If anyone ever asks me why i love Louis Armstrong. I show them this clip.
Man is so happy and mental and in love with music his skull and eyeballs are literally trying to escape his face. Not figuratively, literally. Give him another verse and he'd have ejected the lot.
OMG! This scene gives me the biggest smile. I love Louis and Babs. What history!
Мої позитивні емоції тільки Вам,шановні.Щіро дякую.
My very first Barbra Streisand movie that I watched, over 30 years ago. Gotta say this is my favorite out of all her movies. ❤
This was a great movie
Просто мороз по коже при одной мысли какие это легенды, золотой фонд .
INCREDIBLE on-screen chemistry!!! ❤
Beautifully done!
Dois gênios..Não sei se outros artistas regravaram essa música,mas nada supera essa interpretação ..
Not particularly a Streisand fan, but she fought for Louis to be in this, so ultimate respect to her for that.
So me neither but I’m on the same page with you either
LUV this song & Barbara's rendition of it!
Хотелось бы и впредь такие прекрасные видосы смотреть. И всё таки без компьютерных обработки это нечто восхитительно 😊😊
Que ganas d volver a ver esta película, maravillosa!!
Very fond memory of London, seeing this in the Palladium this summer!
barbara streisand always perks up every role she gets... this is one funny movie where she never cease to fail the audience
I remember watching this movie as a kid. Amazing to see it again. Thank you SO much for this post~~!!!!
When the two of them sing yeahhhh together, my heart! Oh how I loved this
Streisand sparkles and shines in this movie.
I could watch Satchmo for an hour straight and smile the whole time. He brings me joy!! Barbara is obviously legendary.
Miss Barbra Streisand your so beautiful ❤️
The best!
I was blessed to have seen THE Dolly, Carol Channing, perform the role live in San Francisco. There's no comparison. You haven't seen Dolly, until you've seen Carol Channing's Dolly. Carol is Dolly.
Simply Marvellous…a gift to us all for the years to come ❤
Kia Ora from Aotearoa/New Zealand....A diva in the making, BABS Joan Streisand is the real deal
I saw Dolly in the movie theater when it first came out - yeah, I’m old! The MOVIE audience actually gave this number a standing ovation! Yes, we all know Streisand was too young, but she’s really the main reason it’s watchable today. In fact, the movie has aged very well, like an old fashioned operetta. But it was wildly out of place in the late-60s, when movies like MASH (with Streisand’s then-husband) were the happening films.
I'm a WEIRDO. I dislike Funny Girl but LOVE Dolly !!
Such fantastic productions from USA studios.......show more of these on tv for better quality viewing!
ca c'est des stars .ma jeunesse .
Barbara bjutifal woowen.varbut ne pareizi,bet man sievete patik!
Fantastico decisamente fantastico
Louis Armstrong "THE BAND WAS COOKIN"
Наслаждение слушать таких знаменитых
Great! Superb interpretation!
I didn't realize she was only 27 in this movie.
Twenty years too young and stunning to be a grieving widow who is suddenly aware that she's desperately in need of a husband to survive financially. Right?
how old was her character?
Incredible talents❤
That Irene Sharaff 40-pound-solid-gold-beaded-thread gown dances and moves right along with her! Gracefully, too. It would sing if it could, but our gal has got that covered.
Bravo!!! Ati atins dialogul unui vis muzical!!
Ambos son geniales y extraordinarios, desde Chile.
Unforgotten.
Louis, you are the greatest singer❣️
Моя душа открывает объятия этой талантливой девочке, в конце ее двадцатилетия
Great movies !!!
I saw it several times in the theaters----they were packed--the audiences loved her--------it was a popular hit-----but the insane 20 million FOX spent on it meant it just broke even-----a flop is when no one goes to see the film---not the case with Dolly
I think this film was probably the last of the great musicals before they became "knowing" - just great production values, sets, costumes, and so on - and I think they knew it was the last one, and threw everything into it.
And I thought Grease was the last of its kind!
❤❤❤❤❤❤ great, great musical
should rent it n watch it! fun to watch !
It’s January 2025 and last night I watched the movie again for my 4th or 5th viewing. Sure Hello Dolly has aged a bit compared to the stage version! But its sequences like this keep a musician movie a float!
Merci ! Vraiment super !
Nie ma już takich gwiazd.
Happy New Year 2025 - here for this happy song
Да нет уже таких времён.
SAG Life Achievement Award. The Woman. The Icon, who said "hello Louis" to Louis. 😊
I like hero act 😍😍😍😍😍
I love this film!!!!❤❤❤❤
barbara streisand,,,,,top act and voice
I wish I were there to watch it
барбара, запоздалый привет из россии.... ты самая красивая из женщин!!! ты просто душка!!!! не знаю, как перевести.... скажу коротко- ты красивее, чем мерлин монро!!!! ты просто душка!!!!