Top 10 Best Movie Musical Duets
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Date: 2023-11-20
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Wendy
I absolutely cannot believe you said Bob and Phil when it was Bing and Danny, Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye! Both were two of the biggest box office draws in the 40s. BOTH of them so shame on you miss mojo and do better I know you have it in you but this one was just a big mistake, huge. Oh and this was not my generation, this was my parents generation, the greatest generation so thats with 40 years before my time. This movie was made in the fifties, and they were aging, but, that dance number showed how lithe and bouncy they still were they still had a spring in their stepAnd Danny was just cracking Bing up, you can hear Bing laughing as Danny steps get more wild and more flamboyant, Bing is laughing his Hiney off.
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I absolutely cannot believe you said Bob and Phil when it was Bing and Danny, Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye! Both were two of the biggest box office draws in the 40s. BOTH of them so shame on you miss mojo and do better I know you have it in you but this one was just a big mistake, huge. Oh and this was not my generation, this was my parents generation, the greatest generation so thats with 40 years before my time. This movie was made in the fifties, and they were aging, but, that dance number showed how lithe and bouncy they still were they still had a spring in their stepAnd Danny was just cracking Bing up, you can hear Bing laughing as Danny steps get more wild and more flamboyant, Bing is laughing his Hiney off.
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georl1
Of your list of ten best Musical Duets, for me only four deserve to be on that list and they were Sisters - Cinderella - Sound of Music and West Side Story being in the number one position. Others that should have been on your list are Carousel - Oklahoma - The Music Man - Seven Brides for Seven Brothers - South Pacific - and many more. I saw La La Land and I thought it was a poor imitation of the great musicals of the 30's, 40's and 50's and I was very surprised to see it nominated for an Oscar. If Hollywood is going to put all types of actors in musicals, they should teach those actors how to sing first. The majority of actors who try to sing today have no concept as to how to sing.
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Of your list of ten best Musical Duets, for me only four deserve to be on that list and they were Sisters - Cinderella - Sound of Music and West Side Story being in the number one position. Others that should have been on your list are Carousel - Oklahoma - The Music Man - Seven Brides for Seven Brothers - South Pacific - and many more. I saw La La Land and I thought it was a poor imitation of the great musicals of the 30's, 40's and 50's and I was very surprised to see it nominated for an Oscar. If Hollywood is going to put all types of actors in musicals, they should teach those actors how to sing first. The majority of actors who try to sing today have no concept as to how to sing.
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Omonohoshi
Nope, my favorite duets were not counted. Doris Day and Gordon MacRae in On Moonlight Bay and By the Light of the Silvery Moon. Doris and Howard Keel in Calamity Jane. Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy in a few movies, Maytime is one of my favorites by them. They also did a version of Indian Love Call in their Movie Rose Marie. And if people are wondering what song that is, if you watched Mars Attacks the song that made the Martians head explode. that's the song. Then there is Shirley Jones and Gordon MacRae and Shirley and Howard. Also Shirley Jones and Robert Preston. All very good duets sung in those movies.
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Nope, my favorite duets were not counted. Doris Day and Gordon MacRae in On Moonlight Bay and By the Light of the Silvery Moon. Doris and Howard Keel in Calamity Jane. Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy in a few movies, Maytime is one of my favorites by them. They also did a version of Indian Love Call in their Movie Rose Marie. And if people are wondering what song that is, if you watched Mars Attacks the song that made the Martians head explode. that's the song. Then there is Shirley Jones and Gordon MacRae and Shirley and Howard. Also Shirley Jones and Robert Preston. All very good duets sung in those movies.
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PaperMoon
We're a Couple of Swells, Judy Garland and Fred Astaire from Easter Parade? If I Loved You from Carousel? People Will Say We're in Love from Oklahoma? Till There Was You from Music Man (way better than that song written for the movie but not actually from the musical Sound of Music); ? Anything You Can Do from Annie Get Your Gun? But Grease, really?
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We're a Couple of Swells, Judy Garland and Fred Astaire from Easter Parade? If I Loved You from Carousel? People Will Say We're in Love from Oklahoma? Till There Was You from Music Man (way better than that song written for the movie but not actually from the musical Sound of Music); ? Anything You Can Do from Annie Get Your Gun? But Grease, really?
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Stefan
My all time favorite didn't even make the honorable mentions. All I Ask of You from The Phantom of the Opera. Such a beautiful love song capped by the immense emotional impact of the Phantom's reaction to listening to the whole thing. Gives me chills every time. I'd also have taken A Heart Full of Love from Les Mis.
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My all time favorite didn't even make the honorable mentions. All I Ask of You from The Phantom of the Opera. Such a beautiful love song capped by the immense emotional impact of the Phantom's reaction to listening to the whole thing. Gives me chills every time. I'd also have taken A Heart Full of Love from Les Mis.
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Gunar
So, so many weren't there! I mean, you have that so-so La La Land duet but not All I Ask Of You? Not to mention Indian Love Call (Rose Marie) Only Make Believe (Showboat) Sunrise Sunset (Fiddler) Money, Money (Cabaret, even Thanks for the Memories (The Big Broadcast of 1938) - and so many more great ones.
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So, so many weren't there! I mean, you have that so-so La La Land duet but not All I Ask Of You? Not to mention Indian Love Call (Rose Marie) Only Make Believe (Showboat) Sunrise Sunset (Fiddler) Money, Money (Cabaret, even Thanks for the Memories (The Big Broadcast of 1938) - and so many more great ones.
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Adam
I thought that LA LA Land was totally over-rated. I did not care for it. I thought the music was mediocre at best. Comparing it to the old Hollywood musics is an insult. Those 40s and 50s performers were beyond talented and had skills that almost no current actors possess, but that's just my opinion.
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I thought that LA LA Land was totally over-rated. I did not care for it. I thought the music was mediocre at best. Comparing it to the old Hollywood musics is an insult. Those 40s and 50s performers were beyond talented and had skills that almost no current actors possess, but that's just my opinion.
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Richard
Suddenly Seymour should of been first. You know it, I know it and the plant that you fed blood to knows it. Also if you felt the need to put Grease in the list, why didnt you do Summer Nights. Youre The One That I Want is good but no where near as iconic as Summer Nights.
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Suddenly Seymour should of been first. You know it, I know it and the plant that you fed blood to knows it. Also if you felt the need to put Grease in the list, why didnt you do Summer Nights. Youre The One That I Want is good but no where near as iconic as Summer Nights.
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Les
I love me some older musicals. so
People will say we're in love from Oklahoma
I'll Know from Guys and Dolls
Do you love me? from Fiddler on the Roof
Together at last from Annie
Shall we dance? from The King and I
Confrontation from Les Miserables
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I love me some older musicals. so
People will say we're in love from Oklahoma
I'll Know from Guys and Dolls
Do you love me? from Fiddler on the Roof
Together at last from Annie
Shall we dance? from The King and I
Confrontation from Les Miserables
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CJ
To add for another list:
1. The song from Carousel that you showed but wasn't in the list.
2. What about the one from Seven Brides for Seven Brothers that Adam sings to his fiance/ wife.
3. I believe there was one in The Unsinkable Molly Brown.
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To add for another list:
1. The song from Carousel that you showed but wasn't in the list.
2. What about the one from Seven Brides for Seven Brothers that Adam sings to his fiance/ wife.
3. I believe there was one in The Unsinkable Molly Brown.
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Mama
When I was in my 20's I practiced and practiced Little Shop of Horrors, Suddenly Semour over and over for no other reason than to copy the Audery part.
To my neighbors in the converted warehouse we lived in, in Emeryville California, I'M SOOOO SORRY.
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When I was in my 20's I practiced and practiced Little Shop of Horrors, Suddenly Semour over and over for no other reason than to copy the Audery part.
To my neighbors in the converted warehouse we lived in, in Emeryville California, I'M SOOOO SORRY.
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PrincessofErised
Ten Minutes Ago is my favorite of all time. It starts kind of matter of fact, then it turns serious and intense. From infatuation to deep love, right before our eyes. Well, at least in the 60's version with Lesley Ann Warren and Stuart Damon.
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Ten Minutes Ago is my favorite of all time. It starts kind of matter of fact, then it turns serious and intense. From infatuation to deep love, right before our eyes. Well, at least in the 60's version with Lesley Ann Warren and Stuart Damon.
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Stefan
During the filming of Something Good from Sound of Music, apparently the lights used to give the moonlit effect kept making noises that sounded like raspberries. Hence the scene is shot largely in profile, so it's harder to see the actors laughing.
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During the filming of Something Good from Sound of Music, apparently the lights used to give the moonlit effect kept making noises that sounded like raspberries. Hence the scene is shot largely in profile, so it's harder to see the actors laughing.
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Sandy
Here's a little FYI trivia about Sisters from White Christmas! The cover done by Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye was done as an impromptu joke between takes, but later they decided to put it in the movie! Only they could do it so well!
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Here's a little FYI trivia about Sisters from White Christmas! The cover done by Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye was done as an impromptu joke between takes, but later they decided to put it in the movie! Only they could do it so well!
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ecneb
Wasn't Vera-Ellen's voice dubbed for this movie? If so, this should not count for the countdown. It is a great scene from a good movie, though. But the dance scene with Vera-Ellen and Danny Kaye is a classic!
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Wasn't Vera-Ellen's voice dubbed for this movie? If so, this should not count for the countdown. It is a great scene from a good movie, though. But the dance scene with Vera-Ellen and Danny Kaye is a classic!
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Frederick
No first of from singing in the rain A was the duel from that movie And suddenly Seymour should have been number one And supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Should have not been an honorable mention
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No first of from singing in the rain A was the duel from that movie And suddenly Seymour should have been number one And supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Should have not been an honorable mention
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Betsy
I would have so enjoyed this (and passed it on) had there not been so much reviewing! You chattered through the whole wonderful songs and ruined it. I cut out part of the way through. darn.
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I would have so enjoyed this (and passed it on) had there not been so much reviewing! You chattered through the whole wonderful songs and ruined it. I cut out part of the way through. darn.
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Ceelle2
Some of these are quite dubious. no Wizard of Oz. no Meet Me in St Louis. no High Society (Bing and Frank. no Porgy and Bess. no Funny Face. or any Astaire musical. lots missed here
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Some of these are quite dubious. no Wizard of Oz. no Meet Me in St Louis. no High Society (Bing and Frank. no Porgy and Bess. no Funny Face. or any Astaire musical. lots missed here
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NatrumDear
I wouldve added Twin Soliloquy/Some Enchanted Evening from South Pacific, Pretty Women from Sweeney Todd, I Am Woman from Funny Girl, and Piddle, Twiddle, and Resolve from 1776.
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I wouldve added Twin Soliloquy/Some Enchanted Evening from South Pacific, Pretty Women from Sweeney Todd, I Am Woman from Funny Girl, and Piddle, Twiddle, and Resolve from 1776.
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Shoto
14: 27 aww, 14: 31 my childhood, 14: 50 aww me after i brook up with my fost boyfriend but befor i meant my husband, 15: 27 me and my husband when we fist fell in love
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14: 27 aww, 14: 31 my childhood, 14: 50 aww me after i brook up with my fost boyfriend but befor i meant my husband, 15: 27 me and my husband when we fist fell in love
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Cheryl
No. 7 no, not even close to being in the top ten of musical duets. Disappointing that you felt you needed to put it on the list for commercial reasons.
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No. 7 no, not even close to being in the top ten of musical duets. Disappointing that you felt you needed to put it on the list for commercial reasons.
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Luke
DAMNIT! How could you leave out Rewrite the Stars from The Greatest Showman! It was brought to life by the beautiful voices of Zac Efron and Zendaya!
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DAMNIT! How could you leave out Rewrite the Stars from The Greatest Showman! It was brought to life by the beautiful voices of Zac Efron and Zendaya!
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Rose
i love space between from descendants and someday from zombies and rewrite the strs from the greatest showman and a whole new world from aladin.
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i love space between from descendants and someday from zombies and rewrite the strs from the greatest showman and a whole new world from aladin.
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Luke
The aboriginal windscreen sporadically puncture because ophthalmologist regretfully snatch after a valuable lentil. goofy, nutritious luttuce
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The aboriginal windscreen sporadically puncture because ophthalmologist regretfully snatch after a valuable lentil. goofy, nutritious luttuce
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Imogen
My favourite is probably ever Phantom of the opera, point of no return or all I ask of you.
If you couldn't tell I i love Phantom.
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My favourite is probably ever Phantom of the opera, point of no return or all I ask of you.
If you couldn't tell I i love Phantom.
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Teladian2
Ryan Gosling grew up doing dance troop routines in Canada. Just check out Graham Norton for that footage. No surprises here
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Ryan Gosling grew up doing dance troop routines in Canada. Just check out Graham Norton for that footage. No surprises here
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josephine
doubt whether I've ever heard a more depressing and inappropriate voiceover to a hopeless selection of films. Yes, really!
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doubt whether I've ever heard a more depressing and inappropriate voiceover to a hopeless selection of films. Yes, really!
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Roberta
Sorry you missed the mark, Danny Kaye and Bing Crosby spoofing the Sisters song was one of the best in show biz history!
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Sorry you missed the mark, Danny Kaye and Bing Crosby spoofing the Sisters song was one of the best in show biz history!
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Leslie
I love everything about Singing in the Rain, Once, West Side Story, and Lalaland. the rest arent too memorable.
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I love everything about Singing in the Rain, Once, West Side Story, and Lalaland. the rest arent too memorable.
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Amanda
Take me or Leave me is amazing but Come What May is the best! Ewan and Nicole worked so great together. imo.
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Take me or Leave me is amazing but Come What May is the best! Ewan and Nicole worked so great together. imo.
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