@AnnaRoberts9 It's Interesting that you compare the two All the songs written for Mary PoppinsChitty were by Robert and Richard Sherman. Several years later, they did wrote all the songs to Chitty Bang Bang. You are seeing the same style in the Sherman Brothers' work
The Sherman Bros also did Bedknobs and Broomsticks in 1971, which is a Disney film very similar to Mary Poppins in terms of music, design and direction. =)
According to a radio show I listened to every single man in this video is dead Lionel Jeffries was the last person to die, he died last year 19th February 2010 aged 83. RIP to all of them. Wish films and their plots were like this nowadays I find some modern day films to hard to understand and they sure aren't as exciting
@BasilFawlty4444 because while edison's design was more effective, the first lightbulb was made by humphry davy. Just like when the first bike was made, people dont often remember the one that had no pedals.
in short, he made a good improvement, but he didnt invent it.
@BasilFawlty4444 I know right -- Sir Humphry Davy, 79 years before Edison. But Edison DID develop a commercially sound design, so the song's not lying, neither does it actually say Edison invented it. It's Hollywood History, you know? But you raise an important point.
After Edison debuted his light, he was sued by a man who'd built a light bulb when Edison was merely eight-years-old. Though there was no doubt the accuser had done as he'd claimed, the court found on Edison's behalf – stemming from Edison's mass-producing and marketing of the device, compounded by the fact, the accuser never filled for a patent. (The true inventor would use his bulbs to draw carnival attendees to his Look-at-the-Stars telescope.)
This song certainly has alot of motivation behind it. Thomas Edison did not call his attempts at creating the light bulb "failures", just ways not how to do it, he took notes on not what to do until he got it right
Was listening to tribute on the radio few weeks (Lionel Jeffries tribute) ago every single man in this music video is dead now RIP, Lionel Jeffries was the last to die this year 19/2/2010 RIP to him and all the gr8 actors in this song
What an amazing actor Lionel Jefferies, was. Looking at this film its hard to believe that he was actually six months younger than his "son" Dick van Dyke.
I remember when I was like 7 this was my favourite movie of all time. I remember spending an entire watching this movie 5 times, and I could not get enough of it! The grandpa in the movie reminds me of my grandpa :)
This song has got me going in becoming success and feeling like your marching in army and feeling detirmened in having courrage to face a dasterious consequence orfacing a difficult point of your life.
This song inspired a tattoo I got of a pile of writings I gave up on with a quill and a theatre mask (I used to act) all burnt up with three roses growing out of the ashes. It's my favorite tattoo.
Why do such actors like him and Jeremy Brett, Eric Porter, Peter Ustinov, Peter Sellers, David Niven, Tony Jay, John Gielgud, Rex Harrison die nowadays? I missed all of them & only hope they'll be in heaven now. :(
"Disaster didn't stymie Louis Pasteur...." lol. Lionel Jeffries was only 43 when he filmed this! He's 83 now, probably looks the same. Wish he still appeared occasionally.....
Absolutley love this movie. I remember watching this movie in my VCR on my built-in console 27 inch tv with an actual Vaccum tube. Those were the days!
UGH, I love this. My theater group did a production of this and unfortunately our director (who I have to say, made a lot of mistakes with this play) had us walking around holding our backs, limping, and talking in raspy voices. Basically she had us doing cliche old people stuff.. it just made the song really boring. LOVE THIS, though.
old people stuff makes absolutely no sense here. their being scholars/professors is more important than their being old. and the major general/watever is meant to be active albeit with a bit of buffoonery
I don't know that it actually made a difference in my completing my Senior Project, but in the course of working on it I was moved to memorize these words! I wonder if there's something archetypal about the agency conferred by seven men--whether these guys or the Seven Dwarves, who obtain the secrets of science or the mine the riches of the earth--treasures in either case. Okay, maybe not :-|
I haven't heard this song in years and I still remember it so well. I remember it was actually my least favourite song when I was little; scary beards 8S XD, but I love it now and I can remember almost every word perfectly. The timing is simply perfect, especially that final climax XD. Brilliant.
They were there for years and they try something as stupid as THAT?
Zanator1 2 days ago
"There's magic in the wake of a fiasco."
God, what a line.
Johnnyradionic 1 week ago
only took Edison 99 times to figure out how Not to make a light bulb.
LadyJuliette1000 2 weeks ago
After reading you guys comments and then watching this video, I never though that this song was had some inspiration to it.
brickhousemonkey 4 weeks ago
Funny when Lu realise Lionel Jeffries was actually 6 months younger than Dick van Dyk.
joeyjoey98 1 month ago
Theres alot people can take to heart in this song =)
CavalierAdam1 1 month ago
"Success!"
*car breaks down*
classic
95johnnyreb 1 month ago
I remember when I was little the endless days of singing classic old songs from musicals,
my dad always used to play them on the piano with me on his lap. Ahhh.
Kats987124 1 month ago
@TheCoolchris99 Not that I have a problem with it, but why are you quoting "Break My Fall" by Breaking Benjamin on this page? O.o
DC11961 2 months ago
Everytime I think i CAN'T do something at school, college (as I am currently) I think of this song
93DOL 3 months ago 5
R.I.P Lionel Jefferies
FunkyWorm3288 3 months ago 8
Whenever I'm feeling down I listen to this song and feel instantly better.
senfood 3 months ago 3
Only the strongest will survive, Lead me in heaven when we die, I have a shodow on the wall, I'll be the one to save us all.
TheCoolchris99 3 months ago
Go Grease Lightning you're burni... ah.
I'm early by a few decades...
Spudfish93 3 months ago
1 like, ill sing it
10 likes, ill dance to it
20 or more likes, ill sing, dance and ill post it on youtube
TheCoolchris99 3 months ago 3
Edison + see the light = light bulb... Common sense
forgottenXrealm 3 months ago
someone sent me this song to cheer me up. It worked ^_^
animejunkie10 4 months ago
ive gotten adicted to this song
TheCoolchris99 4 months ago
Favorite movie
supersniper5011 4 months ago
@mrmcjoeshmoes0123 Um...Franklin is credited with electricity.
karaokegirl1313 4 months ago
@karaokegirl1313 Yep. Kite and key :D
wensel911 4 months ago in playlist CCBB
@karaokegirl1313 right my bad
mrmcjoeshmoes0123 3 months ago
i wonder if when everytime someone was left there they sang a song about not giving up????
personwhoiscool7 5 months ago
@personwhoiscool7 thats a good question.
myanimeaddict 4 months ago
2:34
okay, whose idea was it to throw dynamite under the car?!
JMaverick67 5 months ago
They don't make em like they used to. Legendary film.
danmancmufc 5 months ago
I meant 'never' listened!
DrEvilScientist 6 months ago
You know, I've listened to the words before! Those are amazing! It has a lot of meaning!
DrEvilScientist 6 months ago
MY FAVORITE MVIE!
:D
MultiHydralisk 6 months ago
Oh man, nostalgia here! I need to watch it again! Never gets old!
MrJacobStewart 6 months ago
Reminds me of Tom Pelleau in The Apprentice!
gaviningham 6 months ago
It's funny how the grandpa is actually younger than Dick Van Dyke (Potts)
Zizumia1 6 months ago
LOL! Was having a crappy day until I heard this!
herlastvoyage 6 months ago
Lol at the end where the car falls apart
chris25wigan 7 months ago
Magic in the wake of a fiasco :)
JimLovesLemons 7 months ago
This is my head right now.
lab32 7 months ago
These old men always scared the absolute shit out of me, but they have captivating singing voices
kkeevviinn7107 7 months ago
When my car breaks down I go to these guys!!!
EYDstudios 7 months ago
tune this!
adz3141592654 7 months ago
Good god, I hate this film, but I love this song.
AliminiumHydroxide 8 months ago
He may want to fix up that car.
LNER4771 8 months ago
Give these guys a DeLorean, they would make you a time machine.
That floats.
That flies.
That is a HUGE pussy magnet.
AYEcorolla 8 months ago
This film is VERY similar to Mary Poppins! xD ---------------------
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang - Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
Roses of Success - That bank scene
Me Old Bamboo - Step In Time
Truly Scrumptious - Jolly Holiday With Mary
Hushabye Mountain - Stay Awake
Toot Sweet - Spoonful of Sugar -----------------------
hehehe xD
AnnaRoberts9 9 months ago 7
@AnnaRoberts9 It's Interesting that you compare the two All the songs written for Mary PoppinsChitty were by Robert and Richard Sherman. Several years later, they did wrote all the songs to Chitty Bang Bang. You are seeing the same style in the Sherman Brothers' work
ColdWarShot 8 months ago
@ColdWarShot Ah that's cool! :P Didn't know that xD
AnnaRoberts9 8 months ago
@ColdWarShot,
The Sherman Bros also did Bedknobs and Broomsticks in 1971, which is a Disney film very similar to Mary Poppins in terms of music, design and direction. =)
Scruffy193 8 months ago
@AnnaRoberts9 what about lets go fly a kite? the finale
Simo2009BORO 7 months ago
@Simo2009BORO How the frick did I forget about that?! :L Erm...that's special ;D
AnnaRoberts9 7 months ago
@AnnaRoberts9 Lol yeah and chim chimenny then theere is that scene where the chimney sweep pursuades their farther to stop being nasty all the time
Simo2009BORO 7 months ago
@Simo2009BORO I need to watch it again...forgetting a few!! :P
AnnaRoberts9 7 months ago
I wish ZZ Top would pimp my ride.
GusF 9 months ago
Any time I feel down about something that happened I listen to this song and find it very inspriational! Thanks for the upload :)
Bookfreak07 9 months ago
Well they got the road tires off. That's one step in the right direction.
bordshat 9 months ago
I love this movie, but I haven't seen in a long time...Like...forever. This is a great song :) :) :)
Sillygoose14111 9 months ago
There is no reason at all that that would happen to the car!
dadsarmyfrules 10 months ago
I love where the car explodes lol they sing about success and everything for nothing in the end kind of ironic lol :P
Eve91fitz 10 months ago
Maybe this i where Adam Savage off Mythbusters got his philosophy that Failure is Always An Option lol.
Welshman2008 10 months ago
6 people need to get cultured
Roughpup100 10 months ago
6 people suck at failure
muetter 10 months ago
According to a radio show I listened to every single man in this video is dead Lionel Jeffries was the last person to die, he died last year 19th February 2010 aged 83. RIP to all of them. Wish films and their plots were like this nowadays I find some modern day films to hard to understand and they sure aren't as exciting
93DOL 10 months ago
6 people didn't grow the roses of success.
Im18nowletmewatch 10 months ago
1:37
a british person who actually says edison invented the lightbulb!!
BasilFawlty4444 10 months ago 44
@BasilFawlty4444 because while edison's design was more effective, the first lightbulb was made by humphry davy. Just like when the first bike was made, people dont often remember the one that had no pedals.
in short, he made a good improvement, but he didnt invent it.
lewismurray1 10 months ago
@lewismurray1 notice i didnt use the word "admit," but "says."
just a witty comment...
i know edison didnt ACTUALLY invent it
BasilFawlty4444 10 months ago
@BasilFawlty4444 he invented the carbon filament :P
Lab356 7 months ago 2
@BasilFawlty4444 -Ahahahahaah , was probably paid to , this was american funded ;)
TheEDeano 6 months ago
@BasilFawlty4444 i think they mean him discovering electricity not inventing the lightbulb
mrmcjoeshmoes0123 4 months ago
@BasilFawlty4444 he's actually vulgarian! ;)
wordsyfiction 1 month ago
@BasilFawlty4444 I know right -- Sir Humphry Davy, 79 years before Edison. But Edison DID develop a commercially sound design, so the song's not lying, neither does it actually say Edison invented it. It's Hollywood History, you know? But you raise an important point.
verstengenericks 1 month ago
To BasilFawlty4444
After Edison debuted his light, he was sued by a man who'd built a light bulb when Edison was merely eight-years-old. Though there was no doubt the accuser had done as he'd claimed, the court found on Edison's behalf – stemming from Edison's mass-producing and marketing of the device, compounded by the fact, the accuser never filled for a patent. (The true inventor would use his bulbs to draw carnival attendees to his Look-at-the-Stars telescope.)
Johnnyradionic 1 week ago
@BasilFawlty4444 Well Jospeh Swann did create the first lightbulb- and he was British.
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RIP Lionel Jeffries
gags24601 10 months ago
RIP Lionel Jefferies :(
gags24601 10 months ago 2
Fucking Lionel Jeffries. Makes everything awesome with his presence and presence alone.
Carnage1235 10 months ago
Lol this song is like my theme!
BigDamnHeroesRock 11 months ago 2
look at that guy's fro!
HouseBug26 1 year ago
Pimp my Ride ain't got nothing on these guys.
PsycoBhoy 1 year ago 140
@PsycoBhoy i am so plageriasing that.
longshot238 6 months ago
I think of this song sometimes when I'm feeling down. Well written, uplifting, happy, positive message. I loved this movie when I was a littlie...
TypeANegative 1 year ago 7
6 people dislike because 2:41 happened to their car: they overcrowded it and it fucked itself.
stuey2ey 1 year ago
Anyone else notice Davenport from Rentaghost in this scene?
Cool2BCeltic 1 year ago
@Cool2BCeltic And Old Mr Grace / Grandad from Bread, and Max Wall (wasted really)
ghughesarch 1 year ago
I watched this everyday when I was little x]]
still love it<3
jackiexpackie 1 year ago
Me too. Whenever I need to get myself back at it, I have a listen.
ZachFejes 1 year ago
I must admit...every time that I've been victim of total failure, this song DOES make me feel a hell of a lot better.
beachedwhale23 1 year ago 4
@beachedwhale23 same i should listen to this song more often
Phlmal02 1 year ago
Can someone tell me where I can get the mp3 of this song for free?
jjkaraokepro 1 year ago
Just love.
Clivepom 1 year ago
Blow the noses of succes!
bylokonnor 1 year ago
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RIP Lionel Jeffries. 1926 - 2010
ps3dean 1 year ago
This song should have waaaaaay more than 99 thousand views.
rainbowcrayon37 1 year ago 4
this song is the shit
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keshali45 1 year ago
I love how hanging a few floating ring things on the car will turn it into a boat
=)
SugarRuneStarNut 1 year ago 9
One of the Inventors is played Kenneth Waller.
He was a marvellous character actor best known for playing Grandad Boswell in '80s sitcom, Bread.
FAWLTYWORZELMELDREW 1 year ago
Love this song
maddog190462 1 year ago
i have a video of me singing this in front of the mirror when i'm like 5
melkicia 1 year ago
He was actually younger than Dick Van Dyke and he was playing his dad!
nonagon17 1 year ago 3
@nonagon17 by 1 year lol
JoeTheActor19 1 year ago
this is funny. just some old men dancing lol
DaNumber1Matt 1 year ago
Whenever I need a little pick-me-up I listen to this song :)
CMaddict07 1 year ago 4
This song certainly has alot of motivation behind it. Thomas Edison did not call his attempts at creating the light bulb "failures", just ways not how to do it, he took notes on not what to do until he got it right
StarwarsHalofreak 1 year ago 2
I had a plastic glass with roses on it and I used to spin it around and sing this song
Cuccogirl 1 year ago
Was listening to tribute on the radio few weeks (Lionel Jeffries tribute) ago every single man in this music video is dead now RIP, Lionel Jeffries was the last to die this year 19/2/2010 RIP to him and all the gr8 actors in this song
93DOL 1 year ago 4
@93DOL AWWWWWW :''''((( he DIED!?? wahhwah!!
vampirez103 1 year ago
Oh I'm so adding this to my favourites.
I last saw the movie like 8 years ago, and this song STILL gets stuck in my head.
CCNuck 1 year ago
What an amazing actor Lionel Jefferies, was. Looking at this film its hard to believe that he was actually six months younger than his "son" Dick van Dyke.
Jourell1 1 year ago 4
2:42 "Success!" *CRASH*
Nantchev 1 year ago 5
He reminds me of Uncle Albert from Only Fools.
Nantchev 1 year ago
Long-lost footage of the First International.
captainpanic08 1 year ago
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This makes me wanna shoot my head to make the sound go away, but I think I will just go to another vid now... O.O
FangnclawXD 1 year ago
I remember when I was like 7 this was my favourite movie of all time. I remember spending an entire watching this movie 5 times, and I could not get enough of it! The grandpa in the movie reminds me of my grandpa :)
richardoyu 1 year ago
This is so insperational! Love it!
LADYESCHER 1 year ago
Love this song, and have always remembered it.
Shadowcontheoriginal 1 year ago
This song has got me going in becoming success and feeling like your marching in army and feeling detirmened in having courrage to face a dasterious consequence orfacing a difficult point of your life.
rupertandbill 1 year ago 3
0:08 Egon Spangler in his old age... c r e e p y
ObiTrev 1 year ago
I am a motivational coach in Amsterdam neilgarland com
TheNeilGarland 1 year ago
Wonderful motivational video
TheNeilGarland 1 year ago 3
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TheNeilGarland 1 year ago
Ian Fleming wrote Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, he also wrote all the James Bond books
ConcreteSurfer420 1 year ago
@ConcreteSurfer420
hence desmond Llewelyn's role in this movie eh?
derkcloud 1 year ago
@derkcloud Yes very good! He plays Mr Coggins = The Guy that sells Caracatus Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
ConcreteSurfer420 1 year ago
I used to be terified of this movie as a kid (I think it was the kidnapping scene) but this has always been my favorite song.
meleemailman117 1 year ago
@meleemailman117 the Child Catcher creeped me too as a Kid
Phlmal02 1 year ago 3
OMG
I never knew he had died!!!! What was the cause of death cos it aint up on imdb
friendofthejawas 1 year ago
hard to believe this came from the same mind that came up with James Bond 007
ConcreteSurfer420 1 year ago
@ConcreteSurfer420 Seriously?!?! I had no idea!
mcmjr405 1 year ago
Thank you Lionel, you brought us such joy. God bless
emmalovesu21 1 year ago
i love it, very true too, thanks 4 sharing!
joyisaware 1 year ago
This song inspired a tattoo I got of a pile of writings I gave up on with a quill and a theatre mask (I used to act) all burnt up with three roses growing out of the ashes. It's my favorite tattoo.
RedDollShoes 1 year ago
R.I.P to the best grandad who wasnt even older than his son. Sublime actor :) x
sheffieldminx 1 year ago 5
RIP dearest Lionel, this is a magnificent movie gem, the joy this brought to me is immense :)
samoyedfan 1 year ago
can't believe grandpa potts is gone. r.i.p
helen1908 1 year ago
@helen1908
RIP Lionel Jeffries. ;_;
Why do such actors like him and Jeremy Brett, Eric Porter, Peter Ustinov, Peter Sellers, David Niven, Tony Jay, John Gielgud, Rex Harrison die nowadays? I missed all of them & only hope they'll be in heaven now. :(
hugh0221 1 year ago 2
RIP Lionel..... you're a legend... forever!
nataliedancetodisco 1 year ago 4
LOL old people.
GordyLake 2 years ago
When I was first brought here..I was a midget.
vpirates62 2 years ago 4
who was the old actor who was pots dad
philippaabuhamad 2 years ago
Lionell jeffries and actually caractacus in real life was older than his dad
Oneandoneself 2 years ago
That's what IMDB is for
Starbug360 2 years ago
This movie will always hold a special place in my heart. I have both the VHS and the DVD lol. And I still watch it. <3
feenux82 2 years ago 75
People:'SUCCESS!!!'
Car:'FAIL!!!'
Velyarminon 2 years ago 6
2:40 Mission Accomplished!
honkycabbit 2 years ago 2
lol the car falling apart at the end made me laugh so hard
singerboy89 2 years ago 4
yeah, me too... after all that build up about having faith and singing all problems away, it was such an effective punch-line!
SorenTimble 2 years ago
I never noticed how educational this movie was. =P used to be one of my favorites.
EleniTV 2 years ago 2
I love the car Panhard et Levassor x19 torpedo
stumby12 2 years ago
SUCCESS!!!
DavyJones12345678910 2 years ago 5
actually, he and Dick van Dyke are the same age! WIERD!!
DavyJones12345678910 2 years ago 4
same age but dick van dyke is six months olde than lionel jeffries
friendofthejawas 2 years ago
I like this song...
Purplefizzgirl 2 years ago 3
love this song
teaches confidence
theemporour 2 years ago 4
"Disaster didn't stymie Louis Pasteur...." lol. Lionel Jeffries was only 43 when he filmed this! He's 83 now, probably looks the same. Wish he still appeared occasionally.....
RichLN 2 years ago
Absolutley love this movie. I remember watching this movie in my VCR on my built-in console 27 inch tv with an actual Vaccum tube. Those were the days!
Astroman1990 2 years ago 3
Love this song =] Love the film :)
When i was little i used to think it said role the roses aha!
friendsfan4eva456 2 years ago
Omg lol me to!! even though this movie came out b4fore I was born I remember almost every part :P
BACKSTABER33 2 years ago 5
I no yeahh && me ii <3 iiT .. ii love all musicals .. i'm so sad "Lmao"
friendsfan4eva456 2 years ago
I absolutely love Grandpa! He's my favorite character in this movie!
Fly2Dreams 2 years ago 2
UGH, I love this. My theater group did a production of this and unfortunately our director (who I have to say, made a lot of mistakes with this play) had us walking around holding our backs, limping, and talking in raspy voices. Basically she had us doing cliche old people stuff.. it just made the song really boring. LOVE THIS, though.
HarlequinJesterz 2 years ago
old people stuff makes absolutely no sense here. their being scholars/professors is more important than their being old. and the major general/watever is meant to be active albeit with a bit of buffoonery
sirinferno 2 years ago
I don't know that it actually made a difference in my completing my Senior Project, but in the course of working on it I was moved to memorize these words! I wonder if there's something archetypal about the agency conferred by seven men--whether these guys or the Seven Dwarves, who obtain the secrets of science or the mine the riches of the earth--treasures in either case. Okay, maybe not :-|
richbono1492 2 years ago
luv this song more than ever...as I embark on a new journey of creation of a product- thanx 4 posting
onegreeneye 2 years ago
"theres magic in the wake of a fiasco"
story of my life
terminizer0 2 years ago 6
I haven't heard this song in years and I still remember it so well. I remember it was actually my least favourite song when I was little; scary beards 8S XD, but I love it now and I can remember almost every word perfectly. The timing is simply perfect, especially that final climax XD. Brilliant.
Kingpin1880 2 years ago 5
Lol! Those men haven't taken baths in years!
Love this movie :)
BoxOHeroes 2 years ago 3
A great song from a great movie...
ticket88 2 years ago 6
This song's actually quite therapeutic. =D
SuperEuripides 2 years ago 108
Steam-punk ar its best; from coreographics to pyros. I can never get over that pass of the oar at 1.58 - it is sublime!
wildhobby 2 years ago 3
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constablecomfortable 1 year ago
Woah hear the trombone on that :o
SophieAve09 2 years ago
Thanks for pointing this out...I didn't even notice the trombone until I read your comment and listened again! It IS great!
richbono1492 2 years ago
I LOOOOOOOOOOVE IT!
NinesWife 2 years ago 3
I LOVE THIS SONG!
tbara1234 2 years ago 3
haha lol
bubblesbaby37 2 years ago
The Sherman Brothers still kick ass.
papajoemambo 2 years ago 2
SUCCESS!!!!
Yugi40 2 years ago
I love this song.
tbara1234 2 years ago
Success!!! (CLUNK!!!)
ShyteKreek46 2 years ago 3
bum
MrToadFace 2 years ago
Brilliant!
Excellent piece from a great film!
I love how the call falls to bits at the end :)
mikeward1701 2 years ago