Esther Williams in "I have a dream" - excerpt from Jupiter's Darling (1955)
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- *sorry for the voice over translation*-couldn't find a better version
In memoriam Esther Williams (1921 - 2013) swimming champion and actress.
Amytis (Esther Williams) dreams about love, represented by the sculpture of the Fighting Warrior that turns to live (John Olszewski) in the scene.
The original sculpture, the Fighting Warrior, (erroneously known as "the Gladiator") is from the hellenistic period (100 BC) and made by "Agasias of Ephesus, son of Dositheos" as read in the inscription. The sculpture as well as other portrayed in the movie can be seen in the Louvre, Paris ( www.louvre.fr/e... , number 19).
"I had a Dream". Song, swim and dance scene from Jupiter's Darling (1955).
Music by Burton Lane
Lyrics by Harold Adamson
Singer: Jo Ann Greer (dubbing Esther Williams)
Choreographer: Hermes Pan
Main dancers: Esther Williams and John Olszewski
I regret that I can no longer watch these films, so extraordinary and so wonderful............... even on youtube, they are not available... yet they have made generations dream. ..
Esther Williams will always be one of my favorite ''aquatic'' actresses..
The number of times I caught myself holding my breath during the underwater scene.
You are supposed to hold it all the way through! 😀
Ester Williams was a wonder swimmer. Like a mermaid, a beautiful mermaid. 😍🐠👍
Maravillosa escena y preciosa canción. Ester Williams espectacular como siempre..¡¡
Love the voice over translation...This native Russian speaker delivers with an elegance and nobility of expression at once worthy of the film and of Esther Williams' aquatic aesthetics.
VERYBBEAUTIFUL❤❤❤
Amo os filme da Esther Williams a mais bonita do mundo linda nadadora rainha das Piscina maravilhosa atriz saudade dela boa noite pra você 💚💜❤️💙💚💜❤️💙💘💘♥️🌷🌸🌹🌺🌺🌺🌷🌸🌹🌺🎥🎥🎥🎥🌺🌺🌺🌷🌹
Just unforgettable .
She was quite the beautiful underwater breathholder girl
Fascinante!! Para mim, é a melhor cena de natação dela.
Wish I could be like her, if I had any trouble on land why not go down under and be away from it all
Nice to see.
Nice dream song.
She must have spent a lot of time in the gym as well as the pool! She had the perfect body.
Nice video!
Thanks, haven't seen this for a very long time.Is the movie on RUclips?
Warner Archive, Esther Williams, Easy to LOVE, Infantes cuando lo intentamos desde el Siam Park?
ruclips.net/video/IBmUt8MD1Tg/видео.html&feature=share7
Escuela de Sirenas
ruclips.net/video/akQiZTlXn0M/видео.html&feature=share7
I have dreams
ruclips.net/video/WpQR7FSkz20/видео.html&feature=share7
The Million Dollar Mermaid
Was she a technically good swimmer?
she competed in the olympics - she was a brilliant swimmer and spent most of her time in the water
H'wood fantasy at its best.
Elisa Mors
:)
sorry but how did she manage to stay under water for that long
Think for a second - do you actually think they filmed this whole scene in just one take?
lol Robbert, you gotta use your brain sometimes.
With professional mermaids it's possible
She used Aqua gum.
She was actually able to hold her breath underwater for crazy long minutes at a time
Absolutely the most arrestingly aesthetic creature I've ever seen !! And I'm from a later generation. To compare a flabby, phony-looking fraud like Monroe, as well as others, with the real Esther Williams, is a comparison as grotesque as comparing a Volkswagon with a Mercedes. I only I'd had the chance to meet Esther when she was herself.
Hal Pritzker Esther is amazing, but Marilyn Monroe was as well. Don't compare women. They were both lovely.
Thank you Alyssa
I uderstand your in love But no-one calls Monroe a fraud on my watch . Pull your head in . Who care's if you met Esther . She would be appauld by your post. A true legend .. Way ahead of her time. She'd keep winning gold medals . Argue
By this time Esther's box office appeal had waned considerably. In fact, this was the only Esther Williams film to lose money....the writing was on the wall. MGM dropped her contract after this film. ...and Marilyn Monroe was taking over as box office queen.
Nice dream song.
Nice dream song.