Betty Hutton completely stole the scene! She' s perfect for this role. She made it HER picture! A formidable comedienne, singer, dancer and looked pretty as well.
I was lucky enough to meet her and her sister in Massachusetts in late seventies. She belted out this number and others. She could swear a mean streak until my mother reminded her of my presence. She also got her sister to sing I’ve got a girl from Kalamazoo, her signature song. Meeting her was mind blowing for me and my mother. What a joy!!!!❤😊😅😂
@@Will-sr71 ... Sorry, sir, both soda and MacDonald's long predate 1951when AGYG was made. The Coca-Cola company invented Father Christmas's now-ubiquitous red outfit back in 1931, as the Father Christmas 'wiki' shows. MacD's came along in the forties.
@@kh23797 back then meaning Annie Oakley's time in the 1870s, not 1950 when the movie came out. Though either way their teeth realistically speaking would not have been perfectly noce. But it's a good movie so it doesn't matter.
I am a young kid, but I grew up with Annie Get Your Gun and all of the songs that came with it! My parents even convinced me to sing this for the 3rd-grade talent show. It was such a blast and this is one of my favorite scenes!
I've loved Betty Hutton for years, but the part was originally due to be played by Judy Garland, I don't think even Judy could've topped Betty in this show!
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Judy Garland was the original choice to play Annie Oakley, but I believe Betty Hutton was far more suited to it and did a wonderful job. My cousin Betty always reminded me of Betty Hutton. Whilst staying at the Norfolk Royale Hotel in Bournemouth I had afternoon tea with Howard Keel, an extremely nice and courteous gentleman. The part of Buffalo Bill was played by the late Ted Hockridge in a London production that starred Suzi Quattro as Annie. At one time a friend owned the solid silver plated saddle that was presented to Buffalo Bill when he brought his Wild West Show to London. My second wife hated the song No Business Like.... so I would sing it at every opportunity!
@@lurewarsShe was treated bad enough by most of the cast (esp. Howard Keel); now her name has to be trashed when she's not alive to defend herself? She was a woman; here at the beginning they made her look bad, she looks great (and yes, real) a couple or so scenes later.
Transvestigated? Jeepers Creepers. My heart breaks that there are people like that. Thank you for all you gave to us Betty Hutton. We continue to enjoy it to this day. You were a full blooded talent and gorgeous. You were a smart, generous, courageous lady who led from her heart.
Betty Hutton is the best Annie Oakley ever! I own the 1950 MGM classic movie Annie Get Your Gun on videotape, Laser Disc, DVD and Blue Ray. I was born in 1978. Thank you for posting and sharing this movie magic! I love it!
Betty was perfect for this part. Judy had issues going on and wasn't fit to do the part. Betty said the mgm cast and crew were not kind to her. Robert said it didn't show on film,she said you can't let it. She wanted the part so bad but it was a bad experience for her. Nobody today has the kind of energy she had back then. I think she was great.
Judy had issues going on yes, one of the main reasons was that Frank Morgan, a very good friend of hers -- and the man who played the Wizard in the Wizard of Oz (and Dr. Marvel in the first part) became very ill during filming. He died of a heart attack and was replaced half way through the film. He can be seen as the cowboy with the grey hair in the song number. I believe this was one of the scenes that was filmed with Judy Garland but not shown in the complete version of course.
Betty Hutton was the greatest. She should have been surrounded by people not only supporting her when doing this but applause, throughout. Absolutely incredible performance
It was done on TV in black and white starring Mary Martin and John Raitt. I saw it on UA-cam. Of course it couldn’t compare to the movie or the stage production. BTW Mary Martin said that she liked the role but it belonged to Ethel.
That's Louis Calhern who replaced Frank Morgan (a.k.a. Professor Marvel from "The Wizard of Oz" fame) after Frank suddenly died of a heart attack just AFTER they filmed the entire opening scene. They edited the film, but there is a brief shot of Frank in the role of Colonel Buffalo Bill BEFORE they start singing!
It breaks my heart to see this masterpiece of Hollywood hoopla ...... and fast forward to today, with endless remakes of comic books and what not ...... Hollywood was once synonymous with AMERICA, and today, for a whole host of reasons, well - like i said, it breaks my heart
broadwayFan28 He was 6-3, so 6-4 in cowboy boots. Keenan Wynn was 5-10 and Betty Hutton was 5-4, so he definitely towered over them. Louis Calhern (Buffalo Bill) was about as tall as Keel, so it might have been the angle they shot this number.
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I've seen Howard Keel's twin, in Ontario Canada, my mouth dropped but was scared to ask him if anyone ever told him. I presumed they had so I could just stare at him. Actually I've seen him twice in the same town.
Judy Garland was originally due to play Annie Oakley before the part went to the delightful Betty Hutton. In a more recent London production of Annie Get Your Gun the part of Annie was played by Suzi Quattro, while the part of Buffalo Bill was played by Canadian baritone, the late Edmund Hockridge (my favourite singer).
How many would be actors and actresses ended up doing a one man show to an audience of recovery people in stead and doing it stark raving clean and sober off the cuff and with a good memory of a horror show we performed in the past. :(
correction howard keel was taller than 6-3 he was about 6-4 6-4 and a half.because in calamity jane when he stood next to philip carey who was 6-4 and a half,he was just as tall as philip...
Ironically the movie "There's No Business Like Show Business" stages this number MUCH MUCH better than this. They have a whole family singing the song; with a couple women and a couple men; backed up by a chorus. This number works MUCH better that way.
The best Ever Annie Get Yur Gun, an incredible American Classique Ever NO Way! MERCI BEAUCOUP from FRANCE ever, NO discussion ever! BRAVO! MERCI BEAUCOUP after words! AND What About Trump? Just wandering... Emmanuel from FRANCE
Betty Hutton complained of how mean everybody was to her at MGM. According to Gerold Frank's Judy Garland biography, Judy visited the set and called Betty a GD SOB. Betty should have said, "For Chrissakes, Judy, grow up. It's not my fault you got sick; someone had to do this friggin' movie. And if it makes you feel better, all anyone's said to me is 'We don't want you, we want Judy', so tell them to give you the part back and I'll be happy to bow out." This was Hutton's best film work anyway.
What I notice is, whenever the three men sing together without Annie, the voices are dubbed. Except Keel, of course. But there’s no way the other two are producing those precise and melodious harmonies near the end of the number. The collective sound is in no way similar to the solo sound.
ALL musical movies have the vocal rerecorded post-filming. The actors have to lip sync to their filmed image. It's impossible to capture good vocals on set with only distant boom mics. As to whether the on screen actors are the ones actually singing in the post recording, that's harder to know. Audrey Hepburn was famously overdubbed in My Fair Lady and it's very possible better singers were used here. Except Howard Keel.
This is one of my favorite songs of all time. That said - I can only listen, as it feels really uncomfortable to watch what is essentially a vulnerable young girl/woman being physically manhandled by three men in her personal space.
She didn't seem to mind and they didn't touch her inappropriately. Also truth be told they mostly treated her as they would a young boy (except for a few moments were they treat her as a lady). Quit projecting your own views on a classic musical scene from the '50s.
James,you said you had tea with Howard keel,did he have anything nice to say about Miss Hutton? She said he would go on talk shows and make not nice comments about her years back. Betty said she had a hard time making the movie because the cast and crew resented her for taking over the role from Judy. Judy didn't want the part,she and mgm were not getting along
Garland was sacked from this movie. Betty stepped in, saving it. So say R&H's bio's. Though similarly dogged by mental/drug issues, Betty rallied and eventually made 86yo. Coincidentally, both saw huge emotional turmoil, but was showbiz to blame? Or is it possible already emotionally damaged individuals seek the 'fix' only acting can provide?
Betty Hutton completely stole the scene!
She' s perfect for this role.
She made it HER picture!
A formidable comedienne, singer, dancer and looked pretty as well.
She's SENSATIONAL! Her reputation and renown should be much higher!
I can't get over how handsome Howard Keel was in this movie and also in SHOWBOAT and CALAMITY JANE. He was an incredible man at this time.
Whilst touring with Glen Campbell, I met Howard Keel in the lift at the Norfolk Royale Hotel, Bournemouth and he suggested we take tea together.
No you didn't....
I had a feeling that was him!
Also in Seven brides for seven brothers
Remember him on “Dallas”?
I was lucky enough to meet her and her sister in Massachusetts in late seventies. She belted out this number and others. She could swear a mean streak until my mother reminded her of my presence. She also got her sister to sing I’ve got a girl from Kalamazoo, her signature song. Meeting her was mind blowing for me and my mother. What a joy!!!!❤😊😅😂
Their teeth are too perfect.
Gary Dickson its because there was no soda or mcdonalds back then
@@Will-sr71 ... Sorry, sir, both soda and MacDonald's long predate 1951when AGYG was made. The Coca-Cola company invented Father Christmas's now-ubiquitous red outfit back in 1931, as the Father Christmas 'wiki' shows. MacD's came along in the forties.
@@kh23797 back then meaning Annie Oakley's time in the 1870s, not 1950 when the movie came out. Though either way their teeth realistically speaking would not have been perfectly noce. But it's a good movie so it doesn't matter.
It's actually most likely because of the technicolour used to make the film
even at this time they bleached their teeth
I am a young kid, but I grew up with Annie Get Your Gun and all of the songs that came with it! My parents even convinced me to sing this for the 3rd-grade talent show. It was such a blast and this is one of my favorite scenes!
How can you not love Betty Hutton!
The great Howard Keel, one of the best voices & entertainers!
I knew him first from Dallas as Clayton
These performers are outstanding
I've loved Betty Hutton for years, but the part was originally due to be played by Judy Garland, I don't think even Judy could've topped Betty in this show!
Betty was a formidable singer, dancer and comedienne. She made it her film.
I agree - Judy couldn't have done it.
Judy never wanted the part. She had just finished a huge movie and wanted out but they would not let her until she fell ill.
I just watched Judy doing the number "Doing what comes naturally" and she's great
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This is my favorite version of this great musical song.
Judy Garland was the original choice to play Annie Oakley, but I believe Betty Hutton was far more suited to it and did a wonderful job. My cousin Betty always reminded me of Betty Hutton. Whilst staying at the Norfolk Royale Hotel in Bournemouth I had afternoon tea with Howard Keel, an extremely nice and courteous gentleman. The part of Buffalo Bill was played by the late Ted Hockridge in a London production that starred Suzi Quattro as Annie. At one time a friend owned the solid silver plated saddle that was presented to Buffalo Bill when he brought his Wild West Show to London. My second wife hated the song No Business Like....
so I would sing it at every opportunity!
Little did they know that Betty was loonier than Judy.
Betty Hutton is the kind of actress I wanna be. Not the pretty flowering girl but the funny character roles.
Has anyone transvestigated "her?" That totally looks like a man
lurewars shut the fuck up you absolute imbecile
Yes - but look how pretty she turned out once she realised she could and put her mind to it.
@@lurewarsShe was treated bad enough by most of the cast (esp. Howard Keel); now her name has to be trashed when she's not alive to defend herself?
She was a woman; here at the beginning they made her look bad, she looks great (and yes, real) a couple or so scenes later.
Transvestigated? Jeepers Creepers. My heart breaks that there are people like that. Thank you for all you gave to us Betty Hutton. We continue to enjoy it to this day. You were a full blooded talent and gorgeous. You were a smart, generous, courageous lady who led from her heart.
A great song can stand up to many renditions!
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Betty does a beautiful job acting through song in "Annie"- she is focused and spontaneous, putting everything she has into the role- bravo!
Betty Hutton is the best Annie Oakley ever! I own the 1950 MGM classic movie Annie Get Your Gun on videotape, Laser Disc, DVD and Blue Ray. I was born in 1978. Thank you for posting and sharing this movie magic! I love it!
Betty was perfect for this part. Judy had issues going on and wasn't fit to do the part. Betty said the mgm cast and crew were not kind to her. Robert said it didn't show on film,she said you can't let it. She wanted the part so bad but it was a bad experience for her. Nobody today has the kind of energy she had back then. I think she was great.
Judy had issues going on yes, one of the main reasons was that Frank Morgan, a very good friend of hers -- and the man who played the Wizard in the Wizard of Oz (and Dr. Marvel in the first part) became very ill during filming. He died of a heart attack and was replaced half way through the film. He can be seen as the cowboy with the grey hair in the song number. I believe this was one of the scenes that was filmed with Judy Garland but not shown in the complete version of course.
Singing this for my grade 3 music exam! Luvs it! 😝
interesting hoe topics for music has changed but musicals are quite well crafted 😆
I'm singing feed the birds
Good old Howard Keel. What a voice.
Betty Hutton was the greatest.
She should have been surrounded by people not only supporting her when doing this but applause, throughout. Absolutely incredible performance
I love Betty Hutton! Look up the clip of her singing "Murder He Says" from the 40s... such personality and comedic chops
This is amazing, but my favorite one remains still (Anything you can do) *-*
The possibility of a movie remake of this magnificent piece of art of movie making still remains an impossibility--wonder why???????
It was done on TV in black and white starring Mary Martin and John Raitt. I saw it on UA-cam. Of course it couldn’t compare to the movie or the stage production. BTW Mary Martin said that she liked the role but it belonged to Ethel.
Cause now people are convinced that everything needs to be politically correct.
The new blu-ray of _Annie Get Your Gun_ looks spectacular.
A best film copy, in Technicolor well done! Very good copy no way. BRAVO! Emmanuel from Paris
So nice to see this! My grandma took me to see this movie and I can still remember the songs but didn’t know who starred in it!
Betty did a wonderful job always a great movie to watch
The best ever to me. Pardon me I' m french from Paris! Merci beaucoup for this classique movie. Emmanuel from Paris
A Fantastic Performance Ethel Merman would have been proud!!!!!
I didn't know Buffalo Bill could carry a tune.
These actors were so talented. They could sing, dance, do drama, comedy. But the star is Betty Hutton. In this movie she is beautiful.
That's Louis Calhern who replaced Frank Morgan (a.k.a. Professor Marvel from "The Wizard of Oz" fame) after Frank suddenly died of a heart attack just AFTER they filmed the entire opening scene. They edited the film, but there is a brief shot of Frank in the role of Colonel Buffalo Bill BEFORE they start singing!
He had great talent in TechniColor! Merci beaucoup from Emmanuel from Paris
No way yur funny! MERCI BEAUCOUP from Emmanuel from Paris
Bravo! Emmanuel from Paris France
It breaks my heart to see this masterpiece of Hollywood hoopla ...... and fast forward to today, with endless remakes of comic books and what not ...... Hollywood was once synonymous with AMERICA, and today, for a whole host of reasons, well - like i said, it breaks my heart
Incontournable and incomparable and incredible rendering ever from Cinema history. Merci beaucoup for this rare rendering in 35 millimeters SHOW.
The BEST ever About show business! Thanks! France friend, Emmanuel
Betty Hutton with the fantastic support of Louis Calhern, Howard Keel and Keenan Wynn. That was a terrific time.
Have LUVED Miss Hutton all my life. My mom took me to see her when I was just a kid, I got hooked. 🥴
Hollywood got their money’s worth from this phenomenal lady… Sleep well beautiful soul..🙏🏼🌹👌🏼
Bravo! The essence of Show BUSINESS ever! MERCI BEAUCOUP! Emmanuel from Paris
Lots of good songs in this show.
Can't beat that!!!
Wonder how tall Howard Keel was at this time. He towers over other actors.
broadwayFan28 He was 6-3, so 6-4 in cowboy boots. Keenan Wynn was 5-10 and Betty Hutton was 5-4, so he definitely towered over them. Louis Calhern (Buffalo Bill) was about as tall as Keel, so it might have been the angle they shot this number.
James RawlinsThanks for the update. Big men, both of them, in real life and show business.
James Rawlins I know Louis Calhern was around 6' 2".
Gee I don't know. Maybe we should Google it...
broadwayFan28 he was 6,4
Betty Hutton was incredible in this.
I guess they did convince her to get into show business, given Betty Hutton's subsequent role in "The Greatest Show in Earth." :)
Betty such a wonderful entertainer
I love Howard just hovering in the back
The greatest copy in 35 millimeters ever in Hollywood History.
It's the perfect celebration for a person like me
She's been wearing that hairstyle long before Kim Kardashian.
Best coloured actress.
before who?
Here here! 😊
ORIGINAL VERSION from squarred historical frame before Cinemascope 35 millimeters, a great standard! BRAVO! Great actors for this TechniColor VERSION ever. MERCI BEAUCOUP! Emmanuel from Paris
An incredible VOICE historical VERSION ever ! MERCI BEAUCOUP FOR This Incredible historical copy footage in TechniColor VERSION. Emmanuel from PARIS FRANCE
I love how thier doing a show wi’ll singing about it
I love this movie
My goodness, it's Alonzo Hawk!
Incredible MOVIE and rythm no way in TecniColor 35 mm! BRAVO! Emmanuel from Paris France
Two of the 4 were regulars on “Dallas”. Keenan Wynn as Digger Barnes and Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Betty Hutton was a natural for this role in my opinion - great supporting cast.
Great song, musical & movie
I've seen Howard Keel's twin, in Ontario Canada, my mouth dropped but was scared to ask him if anyone ever told him. I presumed they had so I could just stare at him. Actually I've seen him twice in the same town.
Doing this as the musical at my school! Really want the part of Frank Butler! Awesome movie and song by the way.
The story isn't the true Annie Oakley story, and far from it. The music holds up all of it. Seeing Keenan Wynn singing is terrific.
*Calamity Jane has entered the chat*
Whos here after the encore episode and has had the tune stuck in your head lol
Judy Garland was originally due to play Annie Oakley before the part went to the delightful Betty Hutton. In a more recent London production of Annie Get Your Gun the part of Annie was played by Suzi Quattro, while the part of Buffalo Bill was played by Canadian baritone, the late Edmund Hockridge (my favourite singer).
This was played at my school today
WOW. Friggn awesome 🎉
Howerd Keel apprealed his gleaming teeth to every audiences, 15 years before Tony Curtis did in "The Great Race".
Memories
Love that song.
Howard keel has a type,blond woman who are tomboys and can sing but also looks good in a dress lol
Are we sure this is a women? Did you actually look at this person's face?
lurewars What is wrong with you?
@@lurewars She's obviously a girl, can't you see?
Just got the role of Annie!!!
THERES NO LIKE HISTORICAL VERSION EVER NO WAY IN HOLLYWOOD! Emmanuel from PARIS
wow great fablous
I LOVE THIS PART 0:44
Nice!
...
How many would be actors and actresses ended up doing a one man show to an audience of recovery people in stead and doing it stark raving clean and sober off the cuff and with a good memory of a horror show we performed in the past. :(
ANNIE get yur gun ever! Your the Best ever NO way! Emmanuel
NICE COPY, great, BRAVO! E
Theres No One like THEM ever FOR Cinema History Ever! Great RESTAURATION original print
correction howard keel was taller than 6-3 he was about 6-4 6-4 and a half.because in calamity jane when he stood next to philip carey who was 6-4 and a half,he was just as tall as philip...
Ironically the movie "There's No Business Like Show Business" stages this number MUCH MUCH better than this. They have a whole family singing the song; with a couple women and a couple men; backed up by a chorus. This number works MUCH better that way.
Betty Hutton was fantastic. But I prefer "I got the sun in the morning and the moon at night."
The best Ever Annie Get Yur Gun, an incredible American Classique Ever NO Way! MERCI BEAUCOUP from FRANCE ever, NO discussion ever! BRAVO! MERCI BEAUCOUP after words! AND What About Trump? Just wandering... Emmanuel from FRANCE
..and so there you are
Betty Hutton complained of how mean everybody was to her at MGM. According to Gerold Frank's Judy Garland biography, Judy visited the set and called Betty a GD SOB. Betty should have said, "For Chrissakes, Judy, grow up. It's not my fault you got sick; someone had to do this friggin' movie. And if it makes you feel better, all anyone's said to me is 'We don't want you, we want Judy', so tell them to give you the part back and I'll be happy to bow out." This was Hutton's best film work anyway.
here bcs i rewatch Sandy Wexler movie
My school just did this
Reminds me of Calamity and Bill
What I notice is, whenever the three men sing together without Annie, the voices are dubbed. Except Keel, of course. But there’s no way the other two are producing those precise and melodious harmonies near the end of the number. The collective sound is in no way similar to the solo sound.
ALL musical movies have the vocal rerecorded post-filming. The actors have to lip sync to their filmed image. It's impossible to capture good vocals on set with only distant boom mics. As to whether the on screen actors are the ones actually singing in the post recording, that's harder to know. Audrey Hepburn was famously overdubbed in My Fair Lady and it's very possible better singers were used here. Except Howard Keel.
@@cyclone411 Louis Calhern and Keenan Wynn both did their own singing.
If Calhern and Wynn had been dubbed, the studio would have hired better singers to dub them.
the game of life
If they did a reboot Armie Hammer would make a handsome frank butler
never seen this but love this part
Judy garland was supposed to be in this 😆
i watched the whole movie in music class it was good
Little has changed.
This is one of my favorite songs of all time. That said - I can only listen, as it feels really uncomfortable to watch what is essentially a vulnerable young girl/woman being physically manhandled by three men in her personal space.
As my grandmother used to say: "People see what they want to see."
She didn't seem to mind and they didn't touch her inappropriately. Also truth be told they mostly treated her as they would a young boy (except for a few moments were they treat her as a lady). Quit projecting your own views on a classic musical scene from the '50s.
I agree, looked like they were grabbing her :/
James,you said you had tea with Howard keel,did he have anything nice to say about Miss Hutton? She said he would go on talk shows and make not nice comments about her years back. Betty said she had a hard time making the movie because the cast and crew resented her for taking over the role from Judy. Judy didn't want the part,she and mgm were not getting along
Old Hollywood is Haven
Infinite Jest brought me here.
The only thing missing here is Ethel Merman!
いいね！
Garland was sacked from this movie. Betty stepped in, saving it. So say R&H's bio's. Though similarly dogged by mental/drug issues, Betty rallied and eventually made 86yo. Coincidentally, both saw huge emotional turmoil, but was showbiz to blame? Or is it possible already emotionally damaged individuals seek the 'fix' only acting can provide?
This isn't Judy Garland. I'm pretty sure it's Betty Hutton who plays Calamity Jane
Doris day plays calamity Jane 🙂