Milly Meets Adam | Seven Brides for Seven Brothers | 1954
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2019
- Clip from Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Stars: Howard Keel and Jane Powell
Adam, the eldest of seven brothers, goes to town to get a wife. He convinces Milly to marry him that same day. They return to his backwoods home. Only then does she discover he has six brothers - all living in his cabin. Milly sets out to reform the uncouth siblings, who are anxious to get wives of their own. Then, after reading about the Roman capture of the Sabine women, Adam develops an inspired solution to his brothers' loneliness. - Розваги
I can't even get a reply on tinder, this man gets a wife after one conversation. well played.
Well look at him! And he’s got a great voice!
Tinder ain't for marryin' no how.
That's what Christian Mingle's for.
Yeah but are you Howard Keel in buckskins? No one can live up to that 🤷🏻♀️
Start by singing like Howard Keel. That'll help ;)
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Forty years ago I watched this scene with a bunch of college kids who didn't know Howard Keel from Adam (pardon the joke). When he looked in the mirror after shaving, a girl in the audience let out a wolf whistle you could hear outside the building. We all laughed, but it was true. Good looking man!
My first movie with him was "Kiss Me, Kate": I came in some time during "The Life That Late I Led". It was all I needed to lose my heart.
Bout to marry a 6'6" red head with a lush beard and a deep voice in a couple weeks myself. I'm gonna have him wear buckskins just like Adam XD
Bless your beautiful hide...
Awesome. XD
out work it Did . How .Well
Well-played!
Did he call you "Nilly"?
Thanks to John Townsend, I learned that the 'ketchup' Adam asks for is not the tomato based sauce we eat today, but a mushroom sauce that was completely different!
Really? That's so cool! I want to try that!
That’s pretty cool!
Whoa, that’s really interesting!
What kind of mushrooms??? :-D
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mushroom_ketchup
I met my husband and we knew each other for a week and dated for four days and we were married for 42 years when he passed away. He was my soulmate
Wow! Talk about moving quick! I'm happy you found your soul mate.
How did you meet him?
HE WAS GORGEOUS! WHAT A HUNK!
Is it crazy that this musical just came into my head this morning, and when I looked up Jane Powell's biography she just died yesterday? Rest in peace my lady.
I've had things like that happen to me as well. It's so uncanny. Can't help but think it's more than just a coincidence.
I fell in love with this movie the moment I saw it as kid in my grandparents house. I adore Millie she was my favourite
I'd married him. If he flirted and was that wonderful and gorgeous I'd go. Plus he has a great home and family. All I ask for a few things and some good dogs. I'd be set.
Eszra Oh same
My friends and I watched this film...and we all collectively bemoaned the moment Adam shaved his beard 😭. He looks so good with a full beard.
In those days, only movie villains wore full beards.
Sameee
If you watch him in Kiss Me Kate, you'll see what he looks like essentially without makeup backstage... not nearly as impressive.
RIP miss Jane Powell It’s wonderful to have these memories of you.
God he’s so god damn handsome
And gay
@@panayotaolsen3000
Wrong
“Did they get married that fast?”
It’s for the sake of the movie.
I love it when they shoot scenes outdoors.
I was watching the scene right before this one with my boyfriend, who used to be a logger.
Me: See, that’s what I like in a man, someone who can drop a tree within an inch of where he wants it.
Him: Hey, I can do that.
Me: Uh, huh
Him: No...no really, I really can do that!!
lol
(I know he can 😍)
Saw this movie when i was 7. Loved that man ever since and loved him in DALLAS.....
What do Donna Reed, Barbara Bel Geddes, Kathryn Grayson, and Jane Powell have in common? They all landed Howard Keel as their "husband". What lucky ladies!
Rest in peace Jane Powell.
Adam just wants a wife just to clean his house for him. How bizarre.
Which means he's like every other guy out there. Not bizarre at all. You can't spend all day in bed so having a lady around who knows how to run a household properly and is a good cook besides is a woman "more precious than rubies". If modern girls understood that the marriage rates would go up and divorce rates plummet.
@@DoubleDogDare54 I completely agree. I’m 30 years old and I was raised the old school way. I watched my great grandmother, grandmother and mother cook, clean and birth for their men. They never had any complaints. These girls from this new weird generation would say that they are slaves but the way my great grandmother would say “ I would be a fool not cook or clean for your pawpaw. He would work 16 hours a day at the steel mill and deserved to come home to some clean clothes and hot food in his belly.” They had their shares of problems but they worked and talked it out without outside interferences. They were married 55 years before they passed away in 2019
I work full time and go to school full time and I still have time to cook and clean. Yes, my husband can do all those thing but I ENJOY doing it. He works two full time jobs and pays every single bill. He deserves to come home to some hot food and a clean house
He's too stingy to hire househelp.
@@DoubleDogDare54 With respect, not every man, mate. My wife's my best friend as well as the love of my life, and that's the sole reason we got married. We share the cleaning equally-it's both our mess-and we either take turns cooking, or cook together. Neither of us particularly *love* cooking, lol, but we've actually started to have fun trying out new recipes, and fortunately we have totally different areas of the house we either don't mind cleaning or hate cleaning. I don't want to be rude, but I think it's a bit of a worry if any grown adult can't cook and clean up after themselves. Obviously, if one of us is sick or has a pressing work deadline, the other shoulders more of the cooking etc for a while, but she's my partner, not my housekeeper, and I'm not a little kid who needs a parent to tidy up after him and cook his tea. Quite honestly, I'm not sure why the prospect of having to do twice as much housework, and act as a surrogate mum to a grown man, would encourage any woman to get married, when it's not exactly an issue or hardship being single these days.
That was a dirty trick not to tell her about his six other brothers. Doing laundry by hand for an oversized army is no joke. A woman that small could die in childbirth with no caesarean section available.
Adam: “you gonna keep me waitin all them five months just for your pride?”
My prideful stubborn ass: “you want a wife or not?”
Personally I wish he kept the beard
Yes, every time I see that scene, I yell, "don't do it, Adam!"
First thing I thought! He’s cute without a beard, but he’s *handsome* with one.
I fancied Benjamin. He was gorgeous.xx
I love this movie .
Milly is so beautiful
I Love this musical I need the full download please please please pleeeeaaaassssseeeeeeeeeeeeee
Millie 2018 me toooooo
Or just buy a copy!
Such a classic feel good
Lol they didn't even date ,similar to all those fairytale stories lol
Marriages used to be about pragmatism and assets. Love was a luxury for many.
discoqueenmom West side story, who?
Dates then were chaperoned , they wouldn' t be alone till the wedding . Single girls didn't have a lot of freedom , even as adults .
Did anyone else notice the “no Indians” sign.
Well it was like that during the time period this musical was set in
Savage...
Different times, honey.
Granted it was different times, but we can all still agree from how unfair it is.
@@roguejester4986 Yes.
Filme lindo e divertido!
Ha! Short notice?? No shit. 4 sentences later
Mily lo bueno cada una repartía de su misma olla con el cucharón como cocinera y ella le preguntó esta bueno esta bien sin conocerla fue la manera que se acercaba como le gustaban costumbre en donde ella trabajo y el le propone de estar en su casa que son 7 hermano y necesita una muchacha yo un día con temas gallego me puse un objetivo en tres meses o me hacen caso a las buena o a media tinta lo castigaba cada hermano tenía lo suyo y tuve siete años de relacion primera la del gallego en ese entonces cuando quería llevarte a una mili te tenia que casar se hacía Chapada a la antigua ella era de Ciudad y el carácter muy del pueblo sin pensarse que a sus hermanos hermana lo tratarían como ovejas de su corral de su ganadería al tiempo le hizo entender que eran sus hermanos hermana de sangre y ese trato una PERSONA SE TRATA COMO UNA PERSONA NO COMO UN ANIMAL NO SE HACE NI SE PUEDE HACER ESO
Yup. Totally Disney, even if Disney's not the owner of the film. ^^
Did they seriously marry that fast ??!!
Back in the old days yes they did
Heck, they still do if you look around. An older guy I know couldn't locate a suitable wife here in the US and did it by going to Asia and marrying a gal from Thailand, bringing her back to the US. He picked her out from girls listed with a marriage service, she had the option of turning him down but didn't do so. He was in his 50s, she was in her early 20s.
Best thing he ever did. Been married for almost 20 years, she gave him two fantastic sons he never thought he'd have and helps him run his business. He adores her, she appreciates all he's done for her, it worked out great.
Choose wisely and you don't need a long courtship or living together for years first. If you do, they aren't the right person for you to start with.
@@DoubleDogDare54 I'm glad it worked out in their case, but from a legal standpoint, the "mail-order bride" practice in Asia is incredibly exploitative and frequently investigated as a form of trafficking, as many of the brides end up trapped in unhappy or abusive situations, and the agencies involved make huge amounts of money. The husbands are almost always at least twenty to thirty years older than the women, who are almost always from backgrounds of extreme poverty. I'm not American, but I believe that in the US at least, an Act was passed to carry out background checks on all the clients, with that information to be fully disclosed to the brides, but they're still left almost entirely at the power of strange men in a foreign country. Most clients of those agencies tend to specifically go abroad expecting docility and submissiveness in their wife, putting the women in an even more powerless position, especially if they know very little English and have nobody to contact for help if things go wrong. I know there have been multiple cases of marriage-service brides being murdered by American husbands. I'm sorry, but going abroad to quite literally buy a human being young enough to be your daughter, picking her from a catalogue like a new couch, isn't really something to be romanticised. I'm a good bit younger than your friend, and 20-somethings seem like babies to me. While I agree that in many cases, if you know, you know, there's a big difference between falling in love and getting to know somebody on equal ground, and choosing them from a pamphlet.
I love this whole scene. On The Hollywood Club semen, I mean scene. I'll run into a _Doe Eyed Gal_ like this 3 nights a week. Who saw the old *Humphrey* *Bogart* Private Eye Movie where his lovely "Player Lady Friend Girl" did the same _matrimony hitch-up thing_ only to painfully find out later her new Husband didn't have a peanut bag?
;)
I was binge watching woke shit . Then out of the blue this movie came up in my mind… how society degraded miserably
Adam looks like a ginger version of my father. Creepy.
Hes annoying 🙄
I met my husband and we knew each other for a week and dated for four days and we were married for 42 years when he passed away. He was my soulmate
It's so sad. My condolences. But you were lucky that lost no time. I never met the girl whom was meant for me.
Sometimes, you just know. (hugs you)