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This HAS to be how Katharine Hepburn arrived in Heaven.

I❤ peter noone & The Herman Hermits & The Tremlers .😊❤😊

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John Barry's absolutely time encapsulating music extravigantia ...🙏🙏🎼

Ænora, Regina Anglorum/Eleanor, Queen of the English Salus et vita/Health and (long) li

……adore this film! Have loved it since I first saw it on the big screen in 1968. Now have DVD, & LP Soundtrack. Fantastic music score! This was the-now Sir Anthony Hopkins’ first film……… Henry’s son, Geoffrey, got to say the best ‘tongue twister’ dialogue in the film scene, near the pigs’………

I watch this on my own every Christmas. On my own because I don’t want any interruptions while I immerse myself in every scrap of it.

In 2001 I wrote to Katharine Hepburn at her New York City address. I thought that was that, and didn't know if she would even ever receive it. To my surprise, on the day I was moving from my then-current address, I went to the mailbox for the very last time, and there, to my surprise, was a letter from her. It was addressed to Adam Race Lastname, Esquire, a charming, old-fashioned way to address a letter to a "gentleman," which is now used in the U.S., for the most part, exclusively by attorneys-at-law. The letter was on her stationery emblazoned at the top, in red, with "Katharine Houghton Hepburn." It reads, "Dear Adam, Thank you for your extraordinary enthusiasm." (I guess I had rather gushed.) Then she signed her name, obviously. I have it framed and kept it hanging in my living room for years. At the moment unfortunately it is in storage on the other side of the country, but one day I will retrieve it and, in my living room, there it will hang once more.

One of the best books I've ever read was the biography of Eleanor of Aquitaine by Marion Meade. (She also wrote a terrific biography of Dorothy Parker, as an aside.) Sadly Meade passed away in 2022 at the age of 88.

Thank you I watch ths scene over and over It is my favourite Movie of all time. Actors on top of there Game

Oh, my! I had forgotten this song! Loved it way back when, and still do!

Yaaasss Qween!

Eleanore, Regina Alglorum, santus et vitea" Eleanor, Queen of England, health and long life!

Peter Noone recalls when he met the Beatles at a night club and how John Lennon would tell Noone to go the bar with him, where Lennon ordered 2 whiskies and 2 Cokes for Noone. According to Noone it was the only way he could drink Coke & Whisky, but he was only 17 at the time and could have been caught for underage drinking.

Anyone have any idea where this was filmed ?

Damn, I would love too see a bid screen treatment about this woman. I would pick Cate Blanchett for the role.

"We shattered the Commandants on the spot! "

Peter was so adorable it's almost unbelievable. The only cuter guy is in the 60's was Paul McCartney, but Peter had that quirky and boyish quality.

Oh the music!

enjoy your film ...thank you...i love you all

So wonderful !! One of my absolute favorites. A kind of medieval "Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf"

teen-ager の頃からH ･ ハーミッツが大好き💘 Peterの声が好き 人なっこいメロディーたち Never never fourget forever 👩

I bought the soundtrack of this glorious movie. So beautiful, grand....

I caught this on TCM one blistery cold winter day many years ago and I never forgot it!

Great tune. My mother wanted my to look like Peter Noon back then, and so I did in kindergarten 66. Had this record I recall. Mom liked them. I was 5. Thought this was a rockin tune I guess, liked it, still do. Time warp

Magnificent movie Magnificent entrance Magnificent actors

This is one of those rare hand full of movies it is impossible to recreate.Thank God.

Not bad, but not a patch on The Kinks’ original!

Geweldig

The boat seems to be part Viking / Norman longship, part something else. I haven't found anything resembling it. Anyone know what kind of boat it is?

"Dandy" Dandy, Dandy, Where you gonna go now? Who you gonna run to? All your little life You're chasing all the girls. They can't resist your smile. Oh, they long for Dandy, Dandy. Checkin' out the ladies, Tickling their fancy, Pouring out your charm To meet your own demands, And turn it off at will. Oh, they long for Dandy, Dandy. Knockin' on the back door, Climbing through the window, Hubby's gone away, And while the cat's away The mice are gonna play. Oh, you low down Dandy, Dandy. Dandy Dandy, you know you're moving much too fast, And Dandy, you know you can't escape the past. Look around you and see the people settle down, And when you're old and grey you will remember what they said, That two girls are too many, three's a crowd and four you're dead. Oh Dandy, Dandy, When you gonna give up? Are you feeling old now? You always will be free, You need no sympathy, A bachelor you will stay, And Dandy, you're all right. You're all right.

I'm currently reading Sharon Kaye Penman's While Christ and His Saints Slept - the 1st of 5 novels where she tells the story of the Plantagenets - and its 1151 and Henry and Eleanor have just met for the first time and are both smitten - and i find myself thinking of this (which takes place 32 years later) and im saying to myself as im reading - "Dont do it Eleanor!!" Miss Hepburn really made this part her own - impossible to think of anyone else - including the real Eleanor - as Eleanor of Aquitaine.

..Written by Kinks' Day Davies, believe or not!!

magnifico film che avrò visto 5 volte

キンクスのレイディビィスが作った曲でフェイストゥフェイスに入ってますね‼️

It's amusing to see the difference. Eleanor is smiling quietly as she sits. Henry is hurrying along, looking like he's getting ready for a fight and liking the idea. Poor Alys is scrambling to keep up with Henry, and looks like she might fall over. Eleanor is the only one who can "play" at Henry's level.

Tremendous scene; one of my all-time favourites l love historical dramas. Watching Katharine Hepburn rest her head on the backrest as the boat sails is awesome. Brings medieval history to life. John Barry's use of the trumpets or whatever instruments were used is indescribable. Can watch this over and over again. Peter O'Toole did a good job as Henry ll Plantagenet, too, having had previous experience in the same role in the film 'Becket.'

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Oh HOW I love this movie. And thus beautiful scene and score. I wish I could sail down the river 2 Chignon

All together as a unit they were great but it was Peter Noone who put the magic in the song

Talk about an entrance! Why, why why, don't they make movies like this anymore?

Hollywood has forgotten how to make brilliant movies like this. My skin crawls to think how it would be cast and done these days.

An entrance fit for a Queen, done by the true Queen of Old Hollywood. Hepburn smashed it as Queen Eleanor, a queen so legendary yet underrated who should be dramatised more on screen.

Only a king could get away with bringing his mistress with him to the pier to welcome his wife to a family Christmas gathering.

Marvelous music by john barry.

My favorite live clip of them! Peter was a very attractive young man!

I hope this is the way Katharine arrived in heaven.

This was pretty much how Katherine Hepburn arrived anywhere.

I love Eleanor's line "How dear of you to let me out of jail." (Any actress who can't rock the theater as Eleanor when the stage play is produced should find another profession). It always fascinates me that Eleanor was 61 in 1183, when "The Lion in Winter" takes place, and still had 21 years to live -- years that included some of her most notable achievements. Among other things, she outlived both Henry and Richard.

Eleanor of Aquitaine: the only woman in European history to be both Queen of France and Queen of England. (Mary Queen of Scots spent years trying to duplicate the feat, but lost by a head, and only wound up with the participation trophy).