I Remember It Well ☆ Maurice Chevalier & Hermione Gingold
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
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Omaggio alla memoria che sfuma...
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Miglior film, Migliore regia, Migliore sceneggiatura non originale, Miglior fotografia, Miglior montaggio, Migliori costumi, Migliore scenografia, Miglior colonna sonora, Miglior canzone (Gigi)
"Gigi" Vincente Minnelli 1958
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"Am I getting old?"
"Oh no, not you."
Such tenderness...
It is very sweet and sentimental. Sad the way people are wolves now so what do such moments mean to people these days?..
My wife today said the refrain "I remember it well" and I remembered Hermione and Maurice singing that song from my youth. I have not heard it in over 50 years, But I remember it well.
Two great pros, two fabulous artists, performing with their singular genius! Can’t get enough!
So true. Magical.
Love the way she corrects him without offending him. Beautiful picture ..
Things sound less like bickering and warring like cantankerous cats and dogs when it is done through the medium of song…😂 Even…”anything you can do I can do better”…
Yes, Maurice Chevalier and this iconic song, I remember it well.
This is one of the few truly perfect songs in the world.
Yes it is a pity that someone ruined it by scrawling writing through it.
Well said. Perfect, truly.
Yes.
Eamonn Elliott. Eamonn Elliott. No. It isn’t ruined. (It’s the name of the movie it’s from so you could see it if you like it, and no writing).
A great nostalgia song.
Brings a tear every time I listen...such a song...
You too??? I thought I was the only one - I'm getting mighty sentimental in my old age.
My duet has been performing this at Senior Living sites for many years. Always get a good response from the residents!! On several occasions, the younger staff are seen with tears in their eyes as they remember their grandparents! What a memory provoking set of lyrics for us older folks!
Shhh ... don't tell the others TFTSDuet, but this one's my favorite response. So evocative. In so few wonderful words!
I have know my spouse for 45 years now. And I find myself not clearly remembering all the dates and details of our courtship. But as this song so eloquently demonstrates, it's the feeling of love that really counts in a relationship. And that is what I remember very well.
You hit it spot on.
+1
Aahh..So Well Said...You saved Me&Others Keystrokes..Best Post
I think there’s even more to it. His memories are all more romanticised, which assures her that her Prince of Love really was in love with her.
Wonderful comment. It's a song about love, memories, and kindness.
How sweet. Such a heartfelt performance by two old showbiz veterans. Bless them both.
One of my favorite films and favorite scenes. Charming.
Beautiful moment in a beautiful movie. Chevalier put such humanity n the song.
I went to see it in 1958 with my Mom. And yes, I remember it well. Brings a tear to my eye everytime. A perfect performance!
No it was your dad
HERMIONE & MAURICE! A masterpiece masterfully performed.
I always remember this song, and sung so beautifully. It has a wonderful message. A work of art.
One the most perfects scenes in all cinema history
Maurice Chevalier was a superb actor with a great personality
It warms my heart to know that you, remember still the way you do...
One of the most romantic songs - in my opinion -in movies. So charming, the two.
What a sweet, sweet moment in time right here with Maurice & Ms. Gingold.
Hermione Gingold was unique. Beautiful eyes and beautiful in her own way....the proper British reserve and the french romanticism. Some things are done so well that they are timeless and this will always be timeless
And a splendid voice for Disney's THE ARISTOCATS. Married for a time to the fellow who wrote, "A cigarette that bears a lipstick's traces . . . and airline ticket to romantic places, Oh, how the ghost of you clings ... these foolish things remind me of you."
It's like almost every conversation I have now :)
@Tommiangel, no, you have. But if you live long enough you may understand.
I loved the scene where everyone at that nice restaurant were gossiping and would freeze when someone walked into the room. One of the most creative scenes that I’ve ever seen.
Reminds me of my late grandparents. Maurice had such a marvelous smile.
Hermione Gold plays this scene so beautifully, gently correcting him but ultimately supporting him, it is beyond touching.
Yes, absolutely! I love this scene so much.
She was acting. Reciting crap written for her. Get a life
@@roscomeon3965 what bit of ‘she plays this scene so beautifully…’ didn’t you understand you dreary little troll
Fool@@roscomeon3965
I'll have to see Ms. Gold's performance someday. I've only seen it with these two.
I first saw this film and loved this song as a boy. Now after forty years of marriage I can't help but think this is us now and....ah yes, I remember it (all) well.
I want to sing this with my husband next Saturday on our 39th wedding anniversary. 🤔
@@BarbaraBCarlson You should sing it with him. I just had my 43rd and played the clip for my wife.
First saw this in 1958, I was 6, now I'm 66 and love it even more!
Now, you are or will be 69...
@@nasdaqua 69 in April!
@@nhmooytis7058 Happy Birthday!! I haven't heard this song in 30 years. I hate musicals (even the ones I had the privilege of seeing opening night on Broadway, as I grew up I Manhattan). But this, I have loved sine I was 10 (40 years ago)! Somehow came upon this today. And after over 25 years of marriage (to a very forgetful husband), it takes on so much more meaning. Such a lovely song and scene! And yes! I remember it well!!
@@skontheroad Gigi is one of my fave musical scores, also love “Its A Bore” with Louis Jourdan and Maurice!
I've always love that song.I saw the movie at the Long Branch Paramount theather1958.I remember it well😎😍
At the ripe old age of 85 years ...I can identify with this song!!!! Won't be long now for me!!!!
I remember seeing this movie with my mom , and when he sung this song, I was thinking one day ill hear this song and my mom will have passed on. Well I just heard it and she has been past 4 yrs now....and even though I'm grown...it still hurts.
But I remember her well...
Sniff.😢
💔🫂
@@tejaswoman Beautifully said.
...you put my thoughts into writing. Thank You
Jesus loves you
Oh, how marvelous. I will remember it well!
This song is the entire premise of the film. A new era for her great niece she wants Gigi to find real love her soumlate. She is also sarcastic and her timing is great. He is still stuck on the old school way of thinking. Have many superficial moments with his courtesean. His nephew woke up and realized he has been in love with GIgi forever.
Oh what a great song, and two of the finest actors there ever was in one of the very best musical of all times. Aw, yes, I remember it well, GIGI
Leslie Caron, Louis Jourdan, Hermione
Gingold, and Maurice Chevalier, Eva Gabor, and Isabel Jeans.
"Thank Heaven for little girls get bigger every day. Thank Heaven for little girls grow up in the most delightful way"....
Thanks, naomiperreira1809 for the 'credit list' And yes, you singled out the other great show-stopper from Gigi. With the refrain: Those little eyes so helpless, and appealing ... one day will 'flash' and send you crashing through the ceiling!" [and] "Without them, what would little boys do."
Maurice Chevalier such an entertainer.
Even after his English was perfect with no accent at all-
He still spoke with it because he knew that what the public perceived him as.....
Yes, when the film started shooting Maurice said to Alan Lerner, 'How French do you want me to be Alan? Mildly or incomprehensible?"
Ah, wonderful. Better times.
This almost throw-away song is pivotal to an understanding of the movie. Maurice wants to convince Louis Jourdan that Gigi should be nothing more than a courtesan. And yet this song speaks to the need for true love of a soul-mate... And in the end, Louis Jourdan sees Gigi as a soul mate, something more than a courtesan. A moving song, a moving moment, from a great movie.
+Steven Torrey Very nice & perceptive comment. Thank you.
+HeartoftheDragonColo Thank you!
Steven Torrey True! This song was one of my favorite parts of the film, it said so much & was well done.
I never saw the film, only heard this song as a stand-alone on the radio. Even so, it touches the heart in a deep way. Very moving
BINGO !!
I first met my wife to be more than 58 years ago and yes, I remember it well.
Every time I hear this I melt. Check Hermoine Gingold This is your life.
Terribly charming, and not a little sad as well...
Our tenth anniversary in1961.
We got tickets to Maurice Chevalier one man concert in Chicago. Ninety six now and remember how wonderful it was.
What. you're 96 and surfing the internet. You rock! Thanks for the share too.
@@erikh9991 my thoughts exactly! I'm nowhere near 96 and sometimes don't know what I'm doing (on my phone...lol).
One of many memorable songs , from the wonderful Lerner and Loewe musical , ' Gigi ' !
This song remembers me my parents, arguing everytime but they loved each other... til the end.
I have loved this movie since I saw it in the theatre, I was 7! I fell in love with Gaston but wished Honore was my grandpa!
Yes this ethereal love scene brought tears to my eyes remembering my parents enduring love for each other 🥰
Lovely song..I saw the movie at 6.....and now I am old...:) Ah...be happy!
I woke up this morning and for some unknown reason found myself trying to "remember" this tune. So I dialed it up, but couldn't get past the first few lines without shedding some tears thinking about these two beautiful people from so long ago left us so long ago.
Don't cry for them, they had some amazing times, both lived to ripe old ages and spent their lives being lauded and paid to do what they loved. I can't think of a better way to live. And don't cry for yourself, thanks to the art of cinema, you're able to enjoy their talent long after they've passed away.
@@texasred2702 I appreciate that. Thanks.. and as Jesus replied to the Samaritan woman at Jacob's Well when he asked her to draw him some water and she asked him if it was right for a Jew to have anything to do with a Sanaritan, "IIf you knew who is asking of you, you would ask of him and i would give you the water that wellls up to eternal life," Have a great day, friend
My parents, sang this to eachother,when ever, we had a family gathering, they could never remember the words,so funny, sadly my dad died 3 yrs ago this wk, with dementia, my mum is 85 , this wk and she has dementia too, and is in a care home, she often asks how her mother is, although she died 50 yrs ago, the brain is very complex.
I saw this movie over 50 years ago.............Ah yes! I remember it well.
Beautiful song
Timelessly endearing.😊 July 2024.
She left us wanting more. For instance, I wanted to hear Gingold sing the entire Cole Porter catalog. Couldn't you just hear the humor she'd bring out in Porter's "Let's call the whole thing off"? Am I the only one who caught Gingold spoofing her British accent in "I remember it well'? A great legend who left us much too soon!
Hermione Gingold was almost 90 when she died.
I had the honor of meeting her when I was a little girl. She was very gracious and as lovable offstage as she was on.
"Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" was Gershwin, but yes, it would have been lovely to hear her sing it, and BOTH the Porter and Gershwin catalogs. And throw in some Irving Berlin for the heck of it...
Heard this song on a rerum of ER. Dr. Elizabeth Corday's mum and Dr. Greene's father sang it.
my favourite song in the movie.
As musicals go, Gigi was not exactly ... well, I sat through it in '79, watching it on TV. But this particular scene keeps me watching it over and over again. You can play ti to all generations.
I love this one
Love this song.
there's something about this, it brings me to tears
Makes me think of my grandparents, reunited once again. It makes me a little sad but it makes me smile too.
... ... It warms my heart to know that you remember still the way you do ... ....
Ah yes - I remember it well. Love it.
I love it and ahh yes, I remember it well!
Beautifully done. For me, that gorgeous sky has always been almost as important to this scene as the tender song -- and the way the scene segues to Gaston and Gigi on the beach (not shown here) is very moving. The torch being lovingly passed to the younger ones.
What polish , and elegance from these two masters . I am rather out of touch with the modern scene , but I doubt we have performers around now , who could perform this song with such style .
I was actually looking for Chanson D'Amour. I'm happy enough to have found and listened to this instead. -memories-
So wonderful.
The momentary look of sadness on Chevalier's face at around 1:44/1:45. Brilliant.
I have been married to a Parisian and we live in Paris -- 20 years now. I think of this when we are on the Riviera. I'm just furniture now, but I adore him. Not a bad life. Parisian wife and the Cote d'Azur! I love Hermione Gingold. Thank you.
You mean the Côte d'Azure. The Riviera is in Italy.
How rude. And wrong. Côte d'Azur IS the French Riviera.
CuteCatFaith you are just furniture now???? What do you mean?! You are a woman not furniture! 😂 But anyway, how hopelessly romantic of you. 💕✌️
I love this. The characters were once in love, but that has passed...but they're still deeply fond of one another. He looks back on their time with tenderness, and she affectionately teases him before making it clear she feels the same way. Might they fall in love again? Probably not, but anything is possible. And they both play it so well, they're really believable as former lovers who may not be IN love anymore but certainly have a different love for each other now.
I LOVE this song and this performance ... Just listened to it on my Echo Show about 5 or 6 times so thought I'd come and watch it again too. Brings tears to my eyes wishing I could have had a relationship like that but never mind. :)
Pure gold! Two old lovers reminiscing about their love affair when they were young. The actor and actress were giants in the golden age of movies. They left us this precious musical gift.
Vaudeville at its finest. Certainly, the best piece in the show.
The original Colette story wasn't shabby either.
I I read this story in high school and ended up readimg Colette the.rest of my life.
Beautiful!
Best musical ever made
How wonderful to be reminded about something we consider to be only happening to one's self . We really have to work on it now.😅
Just saw this on Amen this morning with Rollie singing to his woman. Got such a good kick out of it.
And now I cry . Thanks bub.
Thank you.
Awwww, very sweet!!
So beautiful. I love it more as I grow older.
Ahh, the gentler, more polite times. Thank you for posting the clip.
I like this for its general insights into the sexes. Women put up with all kinds of stories, inaccuracies, blunders and foolishness on the part of their husbands, spouses, lovers. Yet how eagerly a man will listen to a generic description of youth, vitality, and charm and immediately think she has recalled him perfectly. It's a lovely little interlude that demonstrates it's not usually women who are wooed by flattery in the face of facts, but men.
This was probably my favorite song when I was a kid watching this for the first time. I understood it because, I would listen to my grandparents talk about when they were young, and sometimes they would stop and correct themselves.
Listening to it made we wonder what I would be like at that age.
One of my favorite movies because of Maurice Chevalier and Hermione Gingold. Both brilliant pros.❤
What a beautiful song, from the best time in the world 😊
Charming scene that is filled with psychological truism.
Boy is this song so true!
Whenever my family had a get together , my mum and dad would sing this to each other, great
great times, but they never could remember all of the words, wish I,d found this video before,3 yrs ago today,we buried my dad, he had dementia, and sadly my mum has the same horrible disease,
I'm so sorry
Now I’m crying.
Totally charming
The TV series "Happy Days" bought me here.
This one scene I predict humans a millennium from now will still be studying and adoring - this little slice of recent pop culture we grew up with. Soupy yet cherished on screen moment I still love it to this day. Living life while watching it slip away … ah what it is to be human …
This was on ER with the great John Cullum and Judy Parfitt!
Fabulous!
lovely and poignant, for all its surface humor.
Bob Cohen Yes I agree. Having a good sense of humor is essential in life.
You never age if you are like Maurice
thank you merci beaucoup
Just perfect - moves me everytime.Reminds me of my wife Susan who recalls everything we`ve done and where we`ve been Brian c
This is wonderful! 😍
I've been listening to too much rock music.
Loved GiGi as a young girl. Lucky to have been exposed to it. Loved the fashion and the music and the romance. I searched for this and was laughing to myself bc my beaux of a few years we had a similar conversation recently 😂 about the color of my shirt the day we met 😂 (it was GREEN! Not whatever he misremembered it was, lol) Funny How women will remember little details like that men forget. I wonder why that is. We are just wired differently 😜💕✌️🧜♀️🌊
Maurice, vous êtes dans mon coeur pour toujours.