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id love to see you react to her 25th aniversary performance as ebinene in les mis. so you can see some of the stylistic choices she made between the stage performance and the film. personally she will always be ebinene in my mind, she does such a good job of the part.
She's done pretty well on stage though. She's currently Elsa in Frozen on west end and she's had plenty of very successful theatre roles. But I agree, she really should have become a household name with the kind of talent she has.
@@beckyc8104 oh yeah she’s done amazingly well in her career, and she did try and break into Hollywood, it’s just a shame that didn’t work out for her. But she’ll always be a successful theatre icon! So much talent
Samantha Barks is my favorite Eponine. She captures the vulnerability, sadness, yet just a bit of hope that we have all experienced with unrequited love like no other actress/singer who has performed the role.
Samantha Barks is honestly one of my favorite performers. From starting on ALWs “I’d Do Anything”, to find a Nancy for his production of Ol!ver, to Elsa in Frozen. And yes, this entire movie was sung live. On My Own was probably one of my favorite numbers because it was the most believable. You’re unrequited love chose someone else, you’re in the cold rain…you’re essentially in pain.
See you can appreciate her in that performance going ‘I’m going all out putting everything I’m hitting my best and loudest notes…’ then the raw beauty of this where it’s still amazingly sung but it doesn’t need to be huge.
I was lucky enough to see her playing Eponine in the West End back in 2010. She slayed it, so I was super excited when they announced the casting for the film. They need to stop casting big names and just cast the west end stars, this performance shows why! it's their craft and they don't get enough credit for it.
It's crazy to think they told her to hold back on her vocals. They said she was making everyone sound bad, and her vocals were too powerful. She is an amazing singer, and actress. All hail the friendzone national anthem.
I know it’s kind of a controversial opinion, because everyone loves Anne Hathaway, but this performance saved the movie for me. I wasn’t a theatre person when this came out, and I was pretty disappointed with the movie overall until Sam sang this. After that, I discovered Lea Salonga’s version, and my love for theatre grew. I think Sam Barks is just incredible in this.
Samantha is wonderful, you can see her musical theatre experience trespass the screen, the way she sings, the way she expresses; as much as I enjoyed other actors performances, nothing compares to her (maybe Aaron Tveit). It becomes even much more noticible if you watch Les Mis performance at the Oscars, you can see how she had to "tone it down" to match the others,... and she is still a standout!
You're not wrong. I feel the big misstep this movie made is in its casting. Hugh Jackman is a good singer, but wasn't good enough to do Val Jean, same for Javert and Russel Crowe, and they hold up the entire first half the movie. This is why I've felt it gets much better in the second half, as Eddie Redmayne, Sam here, even Amanda Seyfried are stronger in their roles than Jackman and Crowe.
God I love Samantha Barks! She somehow managed to sit down and essentially curl up into a ball and still hit those notes. That’s amazing. Also the whole song barely has any cuts (camera changes) in it so could quite possibly have been shot all in one take. (Unlikely, but possible) On top of this, she is singing live whilst getting soaked from sprinklers that were making the rain. She is my favourite Eponine ever. There’s a reason she got to play the part in 3 different productions of the show.
I've watched the movie, and i really, really cried when she sang on my own, it's so painful that makes you want to never fall in love, specially in a one big, hopeless, one sided love. I actually got stock on this part and went over and over again. I mean, the sound was so raw that gives you the feeling that you're the one feeling what she's feeling. It's so painful😭
I’d listened to many versions of this song and always loved it, but Sam really made it REAL for me….really hits you in the feels. Slayed ❤ Honestly I can rarely watch Les Mis as I end up crying so hard I get dehydrated…is it just me?! 🥺
First off, can we just recognize what an amazing song that is? It really lifts anyone with the chops to perform it. That's why so many singers want to perform it. That said, it takes some serious chops to perform it well, and Samantha Barks slayed it!
I just found this . I love Samantha as Eponine, she puts so much feeling and expression into each part she plays. She is the best Eponine imho. Thanks!
My mom is a piano/ voice teacher. This is by far my favorite version of my favorite musical theater song. I’ve probably seen it live 5 times and heard multiple versions. This one is the first since I first head it to have my sobbing in the theater. So much emotion! Loved your reaction.
I’ve been waiting for this reaction since I stumbled across Audrey reacting to Lea Salonga. Sam is everything I ever wanted in an Eponine. I can listen to this version on repeat till the cows come home. Thank you Audrey!
i absolutely love samantha barks! she’s currently playing elsa in the west end musical frozen, i got the privilege of seeing her a few months ago.. she’s even better in person!! 😍
I'm still mad that Sam didn't win 'I'd Do Anything' in 2008, but she has had a much more prominent career than the winner so I guess it worked out okay. Cameron Mackintosh is a huge fan of hers, particularly for Les Mis and having a highly successful musical producer on side really helps. And it is deserved. Sam's range is fantastic.
@@keri_av6463 to be honest my fav was Rachel Tucker, the sing off between Sam and Rachel was incredible. But Sam was my favourite of the final three. So glad that Sam, Rachel and Jessie have all gone on to kill it professionally.
A lovely lady. My son lit a show for her in Lancaster a few years ago. She sang this and he made a jumble of lights finesse into a beautiful triclore. Like all of the best people, she acknowledged the people who helped her be as good as she is.
I love the music from les mis and how you analyze it and describe what’s actually going on and how difficult it can be to hit the notes opens my eye to true talent
Please do the Red and Black song with Aaron Tveit!!!!!! Aaron Tveit is one of the best voices in the movie and even on Broadway right now! Sam Barks and Aaron are what make this movie!
Mate is saw her play Nancy in Manchester and when she sang 'he needs me' I felt the hairs stand up on the back of my neck. They actually announced at the end of the performance that she had got Eponine in the Les mis film! Awesome day!
I will never forget the first time my son and I watched this movie. I told him its different from other ones. I said instead of speaking their lines they sing them. Lol he didnt go for it very much. I loved it.
I was lucky enough to be at the O2 Anniversary Concert of Les Mis, and she was beyond incredible live. My favourite West End star. Her Let It Go in Frozen is also spectacular!
Late in the comments… they recorded live with only a keyboard in their ear. The keyboard is FOLLOWING the artist’s lead then later they added the orchestral background… again based on how the singer acted in the moment. AbsolutEly beauTiful.
I love her voice! She is amazing as this role! Yes, I remember hearing that the cast sang live because they wanted their natural emotions as they were singing as opposed to having to act and lip sync to themselves. That way they were able to show the emotion as they were singing! This movie definitely had an amazing and talented cast!
Samantha Barks is just incredible - I’m desperate to see her as Elsa in the West End after her performance of Let It Go at the Royal Variety Performance a couple of years ago. Amazing!
I don't know if it's an urban myth, but there was a story that if she sang full pelt, there was an issue with the microphones. Unfortunately, I can't remember exactly what the issue was supposed to be.
If you are doing Les Miserables right now then you need to check out the Philip Quast version of Stars from the 10th Anniversary show and the One Day More with the 17 Jean Vajeans from the same show. Both are amazing!
Yeah you say she knows this part... at the time of being cast in the movie I am fairly certain she was in the west end cast of Les Miserable playing this part. I remember reading something they had trouble with her voice because she was too used to singing on a stage and would try to project as if she still had to get to the back row.
Yeah you can tell. She's way more powerful in the stage version but I would have probably felt out of place doing it that way in the film. Both of her versions are incredible.
I never noticed the differences in the I love him lines and I'm a huge fan of the musical. It's been awhile since I watched/listened to Les Mis, but I think that the end of on my own works well as her realization of her love. Before that she shows that she's attracted to him and that she is hurt that he falls for another girl, but I don't think she says the words until On My Own.
You are going to be very horrified if you ever watch the interviews from the actors on making this movie. Hugh Jackman DEPRIVED himself of water to look the way he did in the first half of the movie. They all had to sing so many times for every take until they got the right one. This is honestly any choir kid and vocal teacher's worst nightmare. Sideways has a video explaining everything if you want a more in depth musical analysis of the movie. Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/1ikqU6G6Xgs/видео.html
I have to disagree with you about the "I love him"s. She's stated that she loved him many times already in the song, so it's not as though she's just realizing it. I see a girl who has built up these wonderful scenes in her head where he's by her side and loving her just as much as she loves him, and she's built these scenes because of the years of abuse she's suffered at the hands of her parents, and life as a poor person at that time in general. But now, she's seen the man she loves falling in love with someone else, and it's a girl she once thought of as a sister. So she consoles herself again with her fantasies, but for the first time she pictures him singing to a different girl as she sings the first "I love him" and the idea stops her for a moment. Then as she sings the second "I love him" a little stronger, he's vanishing from her side in the fantasy and appearing by Cosette's side. The final "I love him" is her acceptance that her love for him will always remain, but it will now always be "but only on my own", as she watches the hope of their love crumble away before her eyes. And it breaks my heart even more that she follows him to the barricades knowing she could die, but not caring because she would die with him nearby and she might be able to protect him by dying in his place... because "she loves him". That's the reason for the song "A Little Fall of Rain" and the reason why it rips my heart out more than any other song in the show - that and the fate of the boy Gavroche.
Sam is phenomenal. Changing the way she sings for this film must have been pretty difficult especially because she would have sang it completely different during the west end/25th anniversary concert. She carried this film. She deserves so much more appreciation.
the movie musical is a bit of a mess at times but my goodness do the trained singers shine through! Everyone was working on terrible circumstances and multiple takes to strain their voices, but you can really tell who has experience and everyone else is just doing their best!
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I would love to sing with you.. have you ever tried to train someone that may be sick???? I know I can sing some well.. but I’m showing signs of cancer and I just need to jump out of my comfort zone and do all the things I should have done already
Eponine was supposed to be hate-able and ugly in the book, but in the musical, she’s actually relatable and soooooo pretty. My girl crush on samantha barks lol.
Do me a favor, save yourself from the horror of the working conditions and music direction on the film adaptation. All I will say, in quoting Sideways in saying it's a MIRCALE Anne Hathaway and Hugh Jackman can still speak properly
bruh look at her review of this than look at her review of i dreamed a dream she only knows singing not acting and i love both song in the movie but there is different acting levels and its no just about singing its about the emotion and the way it makes you feel.
I honestly can’t stand watching this movie since it’s my favorite musical, but this is the only song I can watch/listen to from the movie because of Samantha Barks. She is fantastic!
This is a pretty version of the song, but it is not half as compelling as her 25th Anniversary version from OZ. That was the version you should have reviewed. If they would have let her sing the song that way in the movie, she would have become a Hollywood "it" girl.
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id love to see you react to her 25th aniversary performance as ebinene in les mis. so you can see some of the stylistic choices she made between the stage performance and the film. personally she will always be ebinene in my mind, she does such a good job of the part.
i even got to meet alfie boe on his tour in glasgow which was cool
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I hate that Samantha didn’t break out as a star from this performance alone. She’s such an incredibly talented actress and singer, a born star
Same, for me shes the best actress/singer on the whole show
she absolutely is a stage star, but yes she should have blown up as a film star
Same, I loved her in this ❤
She's done pretty well on stage though. She's currently Elsa in Frozen on west end and she's had plenty of very successful theatre roles. But I agree, she really should have become a household name with the kind of talent she has.
@@beckyc8104 oh yeah she’s done amazingly well in her career, and she did try and break into Hollywood, it’s just a shame that didn’t work out for her. But she’ll always be a successful theatre icon! So much talent
Samantha Barks is my favorite Eponine. She captures the vulnerability, sadness, yet just a bit of hope that we have all experienced with unrequited love like no other actress/singer who has performed the role.
Samantha Barks is honestly one of my favorite performers. From starting on ALWs “I’d Do Anything”, to find a Nancy for his production of Ol!ver, to Elsa in Frozen.
And yes, this entire movie was sung live. On My Own was probably one of my favorite numbers because it was the most believable. You’re unrequited love chose someone else, you’re in the cold rain…you’re essentially in pain.
Man, I cry every time I see her sing this. I can feel the emotion.
You should react to her singing this in Les Misérables in Concert: The 25th Anniversary! She was eponine on west end before the movie and she slayed❤️
See you can appreciate her in that performance going ‘I’m going all out putting everything I’m hitting my best and loudest notes…’ then the raw beauty of this where it’s still amazingly sung but it doesn’t need to be huge.
Agreed!!! It’s even better!!!
I was lucky enough to see her playing Eponine in the West End back in 2010. She slayed it, so I was super excited when they announced the casting for the film. They need to stop casting big names and just cast the west end stars, this performance shows why! it's their craft and they don't get enough credit for it.
It's crazy to think they told her to hold back on her vocals. They said she was making everyone sound bad, and her vocals were too powerful. She is an amazing singer, and actress. All hail the friendzone national anthem.
I know it’s kind of a controversial opinion, because everyone loves Anne Hathaway, but this performance saved the movie for me. I wasn’t a theatre person when this came out, and I was pretty disappointed with the movie overall until Sam sang this. After that, I discovered Lea Salonga’s version, and my love for theatre grew. I think Sam Barks is just incredible in this.
She and Aaron Tveit Saved the movie.
She performed a live version of this one too! That was the one that grabbed my attention
Not a controversial opinion. Anne Hathaway's performance in Les Mis is too OTT for me. Sam is fantastic by contrast.
Samantha is wonderful, you can see her musical theatre experience trespass the screen, the way she sings, the way she expresses; as much as I enjoyed other actors performances, nothing compares to her (maybe Aaron Tveit). It becomes even much more noticible if you watch Les Mis performance at the Oscars, you can see how she had to "tone it down" to match the others,... and she is still a standout!
You're not wrong. I feel the big misstep this movie made is in its casting. Hugh Jackman is a good singer, but wasn't good enough to do Val Jean, same for Javert and Russel Crowe, and they hold up the entire first half the movie. This is why I've felt it gets much better in the second half, as Eddie Redmayne, Sam here, even Amanda Seyfried are stronger in their roles than Jackman and Crowe.
Full disclosure, I'm not an emotional man, but she had me sobbing during this scene.
I love that the actors sang live during filming! It makes the performances so much more pure.
Truly one of the best, most underrated performance of the entire film.
Indeed. She delivered with the appropriate emotions, too. It's actually hars to sing this song.
Her story is the les miserables story to me
Samantha is amazing!!! What a star!!
In my opinion.
The best Eponine by far
Sorry,Lea Salonga sings this song far better..and I love Samantha. Lea is just in a league of her own
@@chellep7463I disagree, Lea is amazing but Samantha is just fantastic here.
@@chellep7463 big disagree, lea sounds too much like a disney princess which eponine is not
Samantha Barks is an angel come down to bless us with her voice, and she brings us to heaven every time she sings.
Do “a little fall of rain” - She sings it too
I love her very much , Samantha is incredible
God I love Samantha Barks!
She somehow managed to sit down and essentially curl up into a ball and still hit those notes. That’s amazing.
Also the whole song barely has any cuts (camera changes) in it so could quite possibly have been shot all in one take. (Unlikely, but possible)
On top of this, she is singing live whilst getting soaked from sprinklers that were making the rain.
She is my favourite Eponine ever. There’s a reason she got to play the part in 3 different productions of the show.
I've watched the movie, and i really, really cried when she sang on my own, it's so painful that makes you want to never fall in love, specially in a one big, hopeless, one sided love. I actually got stock on this part and went over and over again. I mean, the sound was so raw that gives you the feeling that you're the one feeling what she's feeling. It's so painful😭
I’d listened to many versions of this song and always loved it, but Sam really made it REAL for me….really hits you in the feels. Slayed ❤ Honestly I can rarely watch Les Mis as I end up crying so hard I get dehydrated…is it just me?! 🥺
First off, can we just recognize what an amazing song that is? It really lifts anyone with the chops to perform it. That's why so many singers want to perform it. That said, it takes some serious chops to perform it well, and Samantha Barks slayed it!
Sam emphasizes Eponine's childishness making her death so heartbreaking
I just found this . I love Samantha as Eponine, she puts so much feeling and expression into each part she plays. She is the best Eponine imho. Thanks!
My mom is a piano/ voice teacher. This is by far my favorite version of my favorite musical theater song. I’ve probably seen it live 5 times and heard multiple versions. This one is the first since I first head it to have my sobbing in the theater. So much emotion!
Loved your reaction.
I’ve been waiting for this reaction since I stumbled across Audrey reacting to Lea Salonga. Sam is everything I ever wanted in an Eponine. I can listen to this version on repeat till the cows come home. Thank you Audrey!
i absolutely love samantha barks! she’s currently playing elsa in the west end musical frozen, i got the privilege of seeing her a few months ago.. she’s even better in person!! 😍
Isn’t she bloody incredible as Elsa 😍😍😍😍
@@keri_av6463 she’s phenomenal 😍 she brought me to tears with her performance it was so amazing!
I'm still mad that Sam didn't win 'I'd Do Anything' in 2008, but she has had a much more prominent career than the winner so I guess it worked out okay. Cameron Mackintosh is a huge fan of hers, particularly for Les Mis and having a highly successful musical producer on side really helps. And it is deserved. Sam's range is fantastic.
To be honest, Jodie was the perfect Nancy. But, I’m so glad that Sam is bloody killing it now 😍
@@keri_av6463 to be honest my fav was Rachel Tucker, the sing off between Sam and Rachel was incredible. But Sam was my favourite of the final three. So glad that Sam, Rachel and Jessie have all gone on to kill it professionally.
A lovely lady. My son lit a show for her in Lancaster a few years ago. She sang this and he made a jumble of lights finesse into a beautiful triclore. Like all of the best people, she acknowledged the people who helped her be as good as she is.
I love the music from les mis and how you analyze it and describe what’s actually going on and how difficult it can be to hit the notes opens my eye to true talent
People forget this isn’t recorded in a studio, this is LIVE! This is really good and she adds good emotion into it
She’s so good! I remember seeing her in I’d Do Anything back in 2008, a talent show with people auditioning to play Nancy in Oliver!
Please do the Red and Black song with Aaron Tveit!!!!!! Aaron Tveit is one of the best voices in the movie and even on Broadway right now! Sam Barks and Aaron are what make this movie!
Mate is saw her play Nancy in Manchester and when she sang 'he needs me' I felt the hairs stand up on the back of my neck.
They actually announced at the end of the performance that she had got Eponine in the Les mis film! Awesome day!
This is one of my favorite songs in this movie and always gives me chills
I love everything about this. Her song blew me away in the film and your reaction and comments are perfection.
I will never forget the first time my son and I watched this movie. I told him its different from other ones. I said instead of speaking their lines they sing them. Lol he didnt go for it very much. I loved it.
I’ve cried every time I hear her sing this song, beautiful!m
I was lucky enough to be at the O2 Anniversary Concert of Les Mis, and she was beyond incredible live. My favourite West End star. Her Let It Go in Frozen is also spectacular!
Yeah, Samantha is absolutely fabulous!!! Love her! 👏❤
Late in the comments… they recorded live with only a keyboard in their ear. The keyboard is FOLLOWING the artist’s lead then later they added the orchestral background… again based on how the singer acted in the moment. AbsolutEly beauTiful.
I love her voice! She is amazing as this role! Yes, I remember hearing that the cast sang live because they wanted their natural emotions as they were singing as opposed to having to act and lip sync to themselves. That way they were able to show the emotion as they were singing! This movie definitely had an amazing and talented cast!
She played this character in the 25th anniversary concert of led mis
She’s just plain brilliant
Samantha Barks is just incredible - I’m desperate to see her as Elsa in the West End after her performance of Let It Go at the Royal Variety Performance a couple of years ago. Amazing!
“I hope it’s not cold cause it’ll be real hard on her vocals.”
Sideways: *war flashbacks*
IMHO Samantha toned this down for the movie, when she sings this on stage she is Phenomenal!!!
I don't know if it's an urban myth, but there was a story that if she sang full pelt, there was an issue with the microphones. Unfortunately, I can't remember exactly what the issue was supposed to be.
We need you to react to more song from this musical!!!
I lov it :)
Goosebumps every time I hear she singing this my gosh
If you are doing Les Miserables right now then you need to check out the Philip Quast version of Stars from the 10th Anniversary show and the One Day More with the 17 Jean Vajeans from the same show. Both are amazing!
Norm Lewis did an amazing version of stars on the 25th anniversary
The ultimate friend zone song
Yeah you say she knows this part... at the time of being cast in the movie I am fairly certain she was in the west end cast of Les Miserable playing this part. I remember reading something they had trouble with her voice because she was too used to singing on a stage and would try to project as if she still had to get to the back row.
If my memory is correct, she said that she had to learn to sing the song differently for the movie than how she'd been performing it on the stage.
Yeah you can tell. She's way more powerful in the stage version but I would have probably felt out of place doing it that way in the film. Both of her versions are incredible.
I love hearing her sing this song!
great catch on what she was doing with each of the “I love yous “.
Ahaha we really be watching the same vids on RUclips because I see your comments then and there for atleast a year now 🤣
My favorite verison of this song
Les Mis has had a ton of great singers as Eponine, but no one is anywhere as great as Samantha.
I never noticed the differences in the I love him lines and I'm a huge fan of the musical. It's been awhile since I watched/listened to Les Mis, but I think that the end of on my own works well as her realization of her love. Before that she shows that she's attracted to him and that she is hurt that he falls for another girl, but I don't think she says the words until On My Own.
Spot on commentary and review
Samantha Barks is my second favorite Eponine, just behind Frances Ruffelle.
Saw her this summer as Elsa in Frozen in the West End. So good!
I am lucky enough to have seen her live in oliver as nancy, on the day she found out she got role as they did a massive congratulations after.
You are going to be very horrified if you ever watch the interviews from the actors on making this movie. Hugh Jackman DEPRIVED himself of water to look the way he did in the first half of the movie. They all had to sing so many times for every take until they got the right one. This is honestly any choir kid and vocal teacher's worst nightmare.
Sideways has a video explaining everything if you want a more in depth musical analysis of the movie. Here's the link:
ruclips.net/video/1ikqU6G6Xgs/видео.html
What happens when a nonmusical director directs......
Samantha is so beautiful and talented.
This song and the one she sings with Marius before she dies are my favorites in this musical
I have to disagree with you about the "I love him"s. She's stated that she loved him many times already in the song, so it's not as though she's just realizing it. I see a girl who has built up these wonderful scenes in her head where he's by her side and loving her just as much as she loves him, and she's built these scenes because of the years of abuse she's suffered at the hands of her parents, and life as a poor person at that time in general. But now, she's seen the man she loves falling in love with someone else, and it's a girl she once thought of as a sister. So she consoles herself again with her fantasies, but for the first time she pictures him singing to a different girl as she sings the first "I love him" and the idea stops her for a moment. Then as she sings the second "I love him" a little stronger, he's vanishing from her side in the fantasy and appearing by Cosette's side. The final "I love him" is her acceptance that her love for him will always remain, but it will now always be "but only on my own", as she watches the hope of their love crumble away before her eyes.
And it breaks my heart even more that she follows him to the barricades knowing she could die, but not caring because she would die with him nearby and she might be able to protect him by dying in his place... because "she loves him". That's the reason for the song "A Little Fall of Rain" and the reason why it rips my heart out more than any other song in the show - that and the fate of the boy Gavroche.
I'm a 56 year old metalhead and she makes me weep like an infant.
She knew the part so well because she was playing the same role as she did in the west-end version of the production
She killed it!!
You should look her up on I'd Do Anything. A singing competition looking for a musical lead actress for the musical Oliver!
Samantha Barks was on Broadway playing the same part.
Please react to a little drop of rain next! That oart of the film makes me sob every time.
Sam is phenomenal. Changing the way she sings for this film must have been pretty difficult especially because she would have sang it completely different during the west end/25th anniversary concert. She carried this film. She deserves so much more appreciation.
I don't remember when/where it was that Nick Jonas participated in a Les Mis thing, but I would love for your to react to it.
Saludos de tierra del fuego Argentina ❤bella mujer
the movie musical is a bit of a mess at times but my goodness do the trained singers shine through! Everyone was working on terrible circumstances and multiple takes to strain their voices, but you can really tell who has experience and everyone else is just doing their best!
Samantha has said it was cold, and they had her using fake teeth as well. By the way, the singing coach here sings the song beautifully.
Dang did she sing whilst in a corset as well!?
She was the best in the whole movie.
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Can you do a comparison between her performance here and her in the 25th anniversary performance？
This actress also plays this part in the on stage version
You should react to k/da ❤️ they are amazing 😊
Please compare to her full vocals at the 25th Anniversary concert
wow to sing in the rain
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Samantha was the best part of the movie.
I would love to sing with you.. have you ever tried to train someone that may be sick???? I know I can sing some well.. but I’m showing signs of cancer and I just need to jump out of my comfort zone and do all the things I should have done already
in theatre she sings more than in movie
Eponine was supposed to be hate-able and ugly in the book, but in the musical, she’s actually relatable and soooooo pretty. My girl crush on samantha barks lol.
You should react to her performing Let it Go in Frozen!
This was as good as Anne’s efforts
Great! A lot of "vocal coaches" out there.....
Can you react to Willemijn Verkaik Wicked Videos? I think That would be interesting
I feel like you should React to this girl named jada cover of colors of the wind it’s amazing.
Hoping for Hocus Pocus 2!! Songs
can u react to lea michele singing cornet man
Do me a favor, save yourself from the horror of the working conditions and music direction on the film adaptation. All I will say, in quoting Sideways in saying it's a MIRCALE Anne Hathaway and Hugh Jackman can still speak properly
bruh look at her review of this than look at her review of i dreamed a dream she only knows singing not acting and i love both song in the movie but there is different acting levels and its no just about singing its about the emotion and the way it makes you feel.
I honestly can’t stand watching this movie since it’s my favorite musical, but this is the only song I can watch/listen to from the movie because of Samantha Barks. She is fantastic!
This is a pretty version of the song, but it is not half as compelling as her 25th Anniversary version from OZ. That was the version you should have reviewed. If they would have let her sing the song that way in the movie, she would have become a Hollywood "it" girl.
That's an acting way in a movie, it's different in theaterical and lived performance.... Now you know...