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Noël Coward - Playwright (70th Birthday Interview)
Patrick Garland interviews Noël Coward about his lengthy career in this 70th birthday interview.
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Keeping Up Appearances: The "Bouquet" Residence!
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Hyacinth always answers her white slimline telephone with last number redial facility in her own unique style.
Keeping Up Appearances: This is not the Chinese takeaway.
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Hyacinth often receives calls for the Chinese takeaway, much to her consternation.
Judy Garland - Johnny One Note
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Judy performs "Johnny One Note" from Words and Music, based on the career of the musical team Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart. Judy played herself in a cameo role. The picture also featured June Allyson, Perry Como, Lena Horne, Gene Kelly, Mickey Rooney, Ann Sothern, Tom Drake, Cyd Charisse, Janet Leigh, Mel Tormé, Vera-Ellen.
Mickey Rooney & Judy Garland (1963) - 1 of 2
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Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland reunited on her musical variety series in 1963. This is a mix of nostalgia and parody from bits of their movies they made together.
Mickey Rooney & Judy Garland (1963) - 2 of 2
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Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland reunited on her musical variety series in 1963. This is a mix of nostalgia and parody from bits of their movies they made together.
Bucket 💪🎬
You can drive yourself mad paying close attention to how little he smokes all those cigarettes he keeps lighting.
I feel sorry for writers nowadays. (Unless they are writing about, the very rich). Their main problem is to get rid of the mobile phones as soon as possible.
Patrick Garland was married to Alexandra Bastedo of The Champions fame.
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Very camp, highly entertaining also intelligent..rounded and so different from the garbage served up as content in these digital times..
They were never officially together in their movies. It was more of a partnership than a relationship. But the love was always there. Judy was the girl next door who was also your best friend. You can talk to her about anything.
With young actors, NC was the Harve Weinstein of his day. Read Philip Hoare's bio.
Noel Coward was a playwright, a poet, an actor on stage and screen, an entertainer, a novelist, a diarist, a painter and a wit. But his most original and longest lasting invention was himself. There was no one like him. There never will be. The Master!
Somebody came out woth thr theory the mistake calls were sheridan and his uni mates having a laugh.
Fabulous man! Talented, a wit, naughty, intelligent and had style.❤
No one can sing this song like Judy Garland!❤
The one, the only Judy. You are up in Heaven singing like an angel. R.I.P. darling. ❤❤❤❤❤. Xxxxx.
I wish she were alive I love her amazing outstanding voice
"No, I do not have a special offer on spicy prawn balls! This is not the Chinese takeaway."
"Battersea Park public lavatory" love it!!
That comment was picked up by the British press at the time. Coward had to rise above it.
Patrick Garland looks a bit louche and highly strung to me...
Sir Noël was an absolute genius
Really can see youngster Anne Hathaway performing this.❤😂
I must learn something about Garland. A co-star here, I think. And was that Coward's breathing, so palpitatingly, by the doorway, at the beginning ? I didn't know that ' Hamlet ' could be pronounced '' Hamleeet '', at 4'46''. *: Garland died in 2010, and was married to Alexandra Bastedo !!.
Coward had emphysema by this stage I think.
Such a brilliant and entertaining person, and all too often underrated as great writer. There is a fun summary of his life in the recently published POTTED PORTRAITS book.
Out of interest, what makes you think he’s “underrated”? Underrated by who?
@@MrAJR76 It's a fair question, and thank you for asking. Of course, it's necessarily subjective - but I don't think Coward is given full credit for his music and lyrics - respected as they are by many. Few people would consider him as a lyricist in the same bracket as Lorenz Hart or Stephen Sondheim, for instance. And his melodies are often much more interesting and accomplished than those of Richard Rodgers, but many would think that statement preposterous.
I have no problem with smoking at all, but good grief he waives and fusses with his cigarette constantly, it is always right in front of his face.
Left school when he was 9! Well, what can I say. Read!
Apart from being a wonderful interview it gives us a superb record of the most stylish smoking of a cigarette we are now ever to see. A historic record of great note. This is a modest, unpretentious film of such an influential man. Thank you.
I said the exact opposite above before seeing your comment. I find his smoking "style" fussy and self-conscious. An unaffected smoker would not always need to brandish the cigarette in front of his face 100% of the time. The hand would be lowered to the arm of the chair at least 50% of the time.
It's a prop !
He's so right. A serious and hard hitting play.
I have an urge to go out in the midday sun. Xx
The great Sir Noel. What a genius! Wonderful!
In the early 1980s I bought my aunt for her birthday one of the very 1st AT&T Slimline telephones. To replace the old black model from the 1940s she still had. I had AT&T install it while she was at work. They put an extra long line on it so it could be carried to several rooms. I hid the phone in the sofa cushions and called her when she got home from work. After minutes of searching she found the phone. She was thrilled. She loved it and would set it on the side table next to her easy chair just hoping it would ring so she could tell the caller that she was talking on a SLIMLINE phone. And she told every caller. I can't hear Hyacinth say Slimline telephone without thinking of my late dear aunt. That Slimline I gave her was the phone she had until she passed away in 2008.
This is a fascinating interview with Noël Coward, revealing much about his upbringing and career as an actor and playwright. It also shows the art of interviewing, by Patrick Garland, himself an actor and theatre director, amusing himself (and us) with Coward’s answers. Long live Theatre ✨✨✨
Wonderful thank you
The marvellous Noel Coward with the perfect interviewer. Thank you.
The interviewer has the most beautiful voice.
LOVE. Thank you for this it helped me SO much with my vocal recital!
Haughty in manner yet always insightful.
*Promo sm*
"you bet I had - the furniture was pushed back" - LOL
Magnificent. She did it all. Liza, too. ❤
Austin Powers crossed with Dudley Moore
Fascinating a genius
Clive Swift at the end breaking it and laughter!
❤️ Judy!
''Do I sound like a chinese takeaway?!'' 😂
''what do you mean,sounds more like the green dragon?!'' *intense eye twitch*
I'm going to audition with this song!!!
When I was a boy my parents had a record of showstoppers from MGM movies and I used to listen this song. It looks like she is lip syncing look at her singing the long note that doesn't look like she is doing it live. The band is excellent listen to all those instruments playing
All musicals had/have lip synching and dubbing. It's the production process. What you see here may be the way the video is playing on YT.
.....and a very merry Chinese New Year to you, too.
It's hilarious how much she brags on her bland run of the mill 15 dollar telephone.
Here's yet another great song I first heard on Captain Kangaroo back in the '60s.
Is the Johnny reference to Johnny Mathis? There’s a video of him holding a single note for 1 minute and 28 seconds and the ladies singing with him are singing this same song. ua-cam.com/video/7fDfnQgtIMk/v-deo.html
@@M00159 I don't think that could be the case; Johnny would have been only 13 years old when Judy recorded this song. Probably he thought it would be funny to perform it because his name is Johnny.
Hey! Hey! I wanted Chinese takeaway! hey! Hey! WHOO WHOO WHOO!!!
Hoi polloi :))