Stockard Channing Sings from The Fortune!
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- End credits of the 1975 film starring Channing, Jack Nicholson and Warren Beatty. Directed by Mike Nichols.
(The film bombed, but Channing was nominated for a Best Newcomer Golden Globe.)
I love Stockard's singing voice, it's so unique and lovely. It works perfectly for a song made to sound like it was recorded during the 1920s like this one. I'm guessing that is the sort of sound they were aiming for anyway, but perhaps not. Either way, our darling Ms. Channing sounds wonderful. Bless her heart!
it works :)
Got me searching for the song and who sung and orchestra And here we are...
They did a fantastic job creating a '20s sounding piece. Stockard Channing was brilliant whatever she did.
I love this movie and this song! She's so perfect in it!
I remember when going to the movies was fun. My brother and I spent an afternoon in Santa Rosa California to get money to go and see this.. I was 12 and my brother was ten. $1.25 to get in and popcorn didn't cost $20 a bucket! :)
Stockard Channing's voice is very beautiful 😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you Sue. I can't find this on my music service but here it is on RUclips. thanks to you.
Ah.. 1975 ....
Heavy sigh💔
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Love this film, great music as well
Heavens to Sweet Sue Snell ! I remember seeing this at a local theater when it was first released. My friend & I were rather baffled by it but I've always thought Stockard Channing was one lovely lady ! What a cutie !! And of course she's a VERY talented performer. The courtyard apartments in this scene look a lot like the one featured in another movie from the same year ("The Day of the Locust" - which starred Karen Black, William Atherton & Burgess Meredith). Both of these movies turned out to be box office flops. And Paramount had put a LOT of money into "Locust" ! THANKS for uploading !! :-)
Thanks. I'm going to check out day of the locust. That courtyard is a treasure. Just like the old days.
Love it -- I think Stockard Channing is terrific ! So talented. I've never seen this film - but I love this song. Thanks for posting !! 5 *****
Geez better get it out It's a total riot.
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....and that's JOE VENUTI fergawdsake on hot violin near the end, still going strong in '75. REMARKABLE music directing.
I've got to check this out on IMDb
Turner Classic Movies is showing it again on March 30 and May 24.
As Sondheim said for Glynis Johns, for "Send in the clowns" - it was for her originally; - She is not a singer with capital "S", but ....
Channing as well . Love her expression. Although there are better trained voices in world of actors, she brings us everything. Her song in Grease is far above others. And dont we forget - she worked in theater, not many have her achievements. Brava sempre.
Wait a minute... This is a Hollywood picture from 1975, when "nostalgia" was "in" and some of the most tasteless, most anachronistic 'vintage' music EVER was perpetrated on the public, and yet... This version of "I Must be Dreaming" is PERFECT. It sounds like a Sam Lanin record from 1930. The orchestration is authentic, they play it just right - even the drummer!! - Stockard Channing sings like Helen Rowland or someone from the time. Just terrific. Kudos to music director David Shire.
Cab you put other videos of Stockard Channing please ❤️❤️❤️
Where can I find the movie? Did they put it out on VHS or DVD? I read the plot and it sound REALLY funny. Stockard Channing is great! :D Such a unique voice and look! She's my idol! :D :D
Thanks, so i wont stress about not seeing it :D
(I'd prefer seeing Stockard too! :D)
They used the same housing complex as Day of the Locust.
I noticed that too ! I saw this movie and "Day of the Locust" with a friend at local theaters when they were first released (both in 1975). Though both were box office flops, my friend & I found things we liked in both flicks. I found Stockard extremely sexy and "Locust" was an intriguing look at the underbelly of 1930's Hollywood. As is usually the case, the Nathaniel West book of the same name ("The Day of the Locust") is MUCH better than the movie. Nathaniel West's other great literary masterpiece is "Miss Lonelyhearts" which was made into an ernest but rather dreary drama in the late 50s starring Monty Clift, Myrna Loy, Robert Ryan and (in her first screen role), Maureen Stapleton.
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