Jazz Baby | Carol Channing | Thoroughly Modern Millie | TUNE
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- Опубліковано 11 тра 2023
- Millie (Julie Andrews) watches Mozzy Von Hussmere (Carol Channing) perform Jazz Baby!
What is Thoroughly Modern Millie about?
Thoroughly Modern Millie is a 1967 American musical-romantic comedy film directed by George Roy Hill and starring Julie Andrews. The screenplay, by Richard Morris based on the 1956 British musical Chrysanthemum,[3] follows a naïve young woman who finds herself in a series of madcap adventures when she sets her sights on marrying her wealthy boss. The film also stars Mary Tyler Moore, James Fox, John Gavin, Carol Channing, and Beatrice Lillie.
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One thing about Carol Channing, she is the furthest thing from dull or boring. You just cannot take your eyes off her while she is on stage. She steals scenes by opening her big luminescent eyes, smiling that teethy grin, and then there is that unique raspy voice. She can't help herself. Behind all that, there is that incredible comedic sense and timing. On stage she was an experience.
She has such incredible charisma and presence, and she is also so generous with the spotlight. Whenever she performed with anyone, you can she was gracious with her performances, never to overshadow her co-performers.
She really is like a living caricature
Coke?
One of the most underrated movie musical EVER! Everyone, music, story - just great & this outstanding GEM by Carol Channing! Thank you You Tube for carrying this!
Was is everyone underrated.
I am so glad there is a film that captures the magic of Carol. In time, her stage presence will be forgotten. I was lucky enough to work with her on a project years ago. I hired her for a print ad for American Express. She WAS Carol Channing from the moment she walked into the studio. She wore a full-length red vinyl coat and handed out faux-diamond rings to everyone. Larger than life. A true delight.
Carol was both Black and of Jewish ancestry! A true American showbiz gem.
She’s definitely Jewish, but she’s only 25% black. Nonetheless definitely a talent that’s for sure
She didn't steal the movie .....entirely. but she sure gave it a needed spark !
So joyful and exuberant, it’s a shame her version of Dolly Levi was never captured in a feature film capacity because she’s totally captivating here.
@Hwilki: Unfortunately her voice and presence come s as cross as a cartoon. Perhaps if there was a scene where he voice sounded more natural than she wouldn’t have been crossed off the list to play ‘Dolly Levi (born Gallagher)’. Still they were older and better actresses than Streisand.
A genuine triple threat - someone who can sing dance and act - and knock your socks off doing it ...WOW what a talent
Carol Channing was just adorable!
Carol Channing earned an OSCAR nomination
for Thoroughly Modern Millie in the category of Best Supporting Actress. Wish that she had won.
"That walk-the-dog and ball-the-jack that caused all the talk, is just a copy of the way I naturally walk!"
I repeat I don’t think anyone’s gonna be able to copy the way she hit that scene
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the dress is still wearable even for today, 2023
1967, pretending to be 1927. The clothes in the film set off a short 1920's fashion fad in early 1968. I still have my mother's department store 1920s-style dress.
Really, this song showcases Carol perfectly😊
I saw this for the first time at 6 years old after watching it just went to bathroom mirror impersonating her singing the line “ Jazz Baby”. That was my memory 51 years ago !!! Seeing this second time in my lifetime just couldn’t believe how I remember the song. A few Years ago at my job In Beverly Hills was lucky enough to see her shopping for a cocktail dress trying on a Naeem Khan and she looked glamorously amazing in it! All these years since I was 6 never thought to see her in person but it happened! I was 🤩 starstruck !!!
Her dress is gorgeous!!
Love Barbra but Carol was Dolly and the studio was so stupid not to cast her. This number shows how brilliant she was. She was the complete package, actress, singer, dancer, incredible comedienne.
Barbra was more popular to the demographic they wanted to attract.
@@themermaidstale5008 Hello Dolly! Was a flop. People found Barbra too young for the role.
@@roxyshow123 : Hello Dolly was a flop only because of its $25 million production cost, which was incredibly expensive for its time. It still made $26 million, which was an impressive box office for 1969.
She was epic!
When you hear noises in the middle of the night, that's me rehearsing this number.
Just gotta love her ❤
I watched this for the first time a couple days ago. Husband loves the Broadway show, but never saw movie. The movie was good, but Carol Channing was mesmerizing. As much as I know her, this performance was a revelation to me, and made me angry, even more so, that she was snubbed for Hello, Dolly. She is magnificent on film. Some times great stage performers don’t translate to film (which is what I always assumed was reason for her not getting Hello, Dolly movie) but Carol does! She looks, sounds and performs amazing!
A wonderful film!
This is hilarious
Raspberries😂
She had the perfect flapper figure. ❤️
You are a Jazz baby alright!!
Genetically speaking😅
I just learned this after reading her autobiography. I mean, she has soul so I’m not surprised. She is a gem. 💎 ❤
DELIGHTFUL!
That Carol did not get cast in the film version of Hello Dolly -a role she created on stage- just two years after this smashing performance remains a frustrating missed opportunity. The film version of Hello Dolly is totally missing the sparkle that only Carol Channing could give.
Was lucky enough to see Carol play Dolly in London's Drury Lane theatre in 1979 (with Eddie Bracken ) .She sure was in a class of her own . She "owned" every frame she was in .
The advertising "jingle" for Wheaties & "Jack Armstrong, the All American Boy"!!
That was amazing
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤i was always loving her since birth 😂 as young girl very Happy Happy Happy place 🥰👋🌱🌱🌱👑❤️
She won the Golden Globe Award and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance as Muzzy in Thoroughly Modern Millie. Unfortunately, she did not win the Oscar.
I sure did love her. 🎺
Awesome...we 'll never forget this incredible performance..thank u carol
This was incredible!
Electricity in a bottle ❤
GOTTA LOVE IT!!!
Ryan Stiles wasn't exaggerating lol.
Ryan Stiles takes me funny places
I heard this at my recital!!
Yaaasss kween
Keep trying to get my colleague to see this movie. He’d better hurry up 😭
why, is he old and soon to die?
@@gregdahlen4375 cause we always discuss movies. We normally have a lot in common, but I want to discuss this one with him. That’s all 😭
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i appreciate adventurous women
One would expect they would produce era appropriate wig for Carol…. Nope, she had to perform in her own it seems. Or maybe she insisted?
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That thumbnail look like Trump's mugshot lmao
Obviously, Now this musical would be considered Racist, Sexist and everything else ist
It last ran in 2004 on Broadway and closed after over 900 performances, so I'm not sure your assertion holds up...
If that's all you want to see, then that's all you'll ever see everywhere and in everything.
You see what you want to see.
Shame you missed what the rest of us saw - joy, talent, an excellent performance, fun.....
Only by a few vocal crybabies out there.
Because it is. Still love it, but it is what it is.
@@laerwen Unfortunately, it will. This was a popular play with high schools and dinner theaters, but was pulled from the market and retooled for modern audiences. If you see it (I did, at a thrift store over the weekend), buy it. It is unlikely to be shown on TV or available to stream. It will be a SAD day when Julie Andrews leaves us.
This movie was a mess but Carol was great in it.