the chinese guy looks so young in this who would have thought he was mr myogi in the karate kid though must admit his "bald head" is so fake looks like clingfilm. brilliant movie though!!!
Firstly, it is not "supposed" racism and sexism; it *is* racism and sexism. Some lenience is expected due to the date, but we can call it for what it is today.
Secondly, the lightheartedness surrounding the sex trafficking situation was really disconcerting.
Thirdly, it just got wackier and wackier. Completely lost me.
There were some great parts, particularly with Andrews and other actors for whom I have a favorable bias, but this makes me really, really sad.
@live830 I liked a lot of this on a scene-by-scene basis. But the racism sticks out horridly, and the ending is remarkably like something from the '80s: They all end up obscenely rich. No one really had to sacrifice anything after making their choices.
I'm a bit disappointed that the movie didn't end like the musical did. In the end, Dorothy was supposed to end up with Ching Ho. He fell for her and decided to save her from Mrs. Meers. Bun Foo was supposed to end up as a stenographer with Mr. Graydon once Millie found a job elsewhere. Then their mother is able to come over and reunite with her sons. >: The boys both turned on Mrs. Meers and helped her get arrested. Oh well, what can you do?
I'm going to audition for my school's production of this play! This movie definitively gave me a little better perspective of the characters!!! Thanks for posting it!!!
It's a charming story AND disturbingly racist. Much like Tom Sawyer which, interestingly, is referenced in the movie. Enjoying the good in the movie need not involve ignoring its faults (especially since it was 1967, not 1922!). It's sad to think that Japanese American Pat Morita, who spent time in an detention camp as a child, would need to be cast as a Chinese Idiot-Villain to get work as an actor.
I really liked this movie! After Muzzy told Millie the story about the green glass, I was thinking "What if Jimmy was a millionaire too?" HAH! I was right! What a great movie! I wish they kept making movies like these! You don't seem them nearly as often as you should!
@TheXemoninjaX It looks like composer Jeanine Tesori and lyricist Dick Scanlan wrote a whole batch of new songs for the 2002 musical adaptation, while retaining a couple from the movie. So Gimmie Gimmie and others are actually "thoroughly more modern" than this film. ;)
This is possibly one of the most adorable movies I've ever seen... besides the whole opium-den-sex-slave thing, that is! I always find it extremely strange that they can take so dark a subject and make it somehow...lighthearted? Ah well. Julie Andrews is an absolute gem, and, yes, Muzzy is my hero, too!
To the Copyright Police: I just went and purchased my DVD copy of this film on Amazon after watching here and I'll bet many others did so too. Get a clue - YouTube is not your enemy/
To the PC Police: if all you can do after watching this fine film is whine about supposed racism and sexism, go away, thanks for playing, you fail at life and the comprehension of comedy.
@ScarletPirate1 Yep. YouTube and other online methods are great for discovering new things. Free advertising for the entertainment industry. Even posting entire films is good for business IMO. YouTube serves its purpose but it's not a substitute for watching a DVD on mi bigscreen! :-D
@kelcikyle Muzzy sent her step-children, Jimmy and Dorothy, to go out in the real world (middle class lifestyle) to find people who will love them for not being rich. As Muzzy explains at the end the cow that get's SOY SAUCE on her dress was after Jimmy and every male fortune hunter in the hemisphere was after Dorothy. Muzzy wanted them to learn, like she did with her husband, is to marry for love, not money.
So Dorothy packed her bags and moved into the middle class hotel. :)
What many of you don't realise is that this movie was made before what we would call "political corectness" was established. To the writers, what we might call "sexism" or "racism" was just a funny joke. Frankly, I think that shows back then were funnier than shows today because of that fact. It wasn't about plain stupidity or crudeness like today. You actually had to know culture to enjoy humor. barbarasprague and I, it seems, are on the same page. ^_^
@TheNewSailorMercury Uh, racism isn't defined by cultural context. Stereotypes and racist depictions of minorities aren't negated because they came from a less progressive time period. In fact, they only serve to show how uneducated people were back then. Depictions like this should be viewed as a product of their cultural context, but that doesn't excuse their prejudices any more than rape in the 20's would be excusable because we know more about gender equality today than we did back then.
@TheNewSailorMercury And I think you would benefit in really studying what we consider racist jokes and prejudiced depictions of minorities today (e.g. Family Guy) and really think about if they're any different than these jokes. If you want to talk about crudeness and poor taste, it's staring you right in the face, dolled up in the guise of "just a funny joke", the only difference now is that writers have the smoke screen of irony to use as an excuse.
Thank you Very much for posting this movie! It's always one of my favorites. Carol Channing is Fabulous! Too bad a majority of the tv shows and most movies these days are crap! All people want today is "Strong Sexual Content", Cussing, and blood & guts galore!
@loogle "I don't want to be your equal anymore, I want to be a woman: a dandy little bundle for a fellow to cuddle." Is that all women are good for? To be men's pets to "cuddle?"
I'm a 14 year old girl and I love, and I always tried to look like her for Halloween, yet still trying to search for a right dressing, and everything ^_^
Thank you for everything, U ROCK!!!
P.S
I always sing Throughly Modern Millie everyday when I walk to the streets and stuff like that xD
I loved this when we did it as a musical last year (our last musical with our awesome director before she got fired for absolutely no reason!!!), and I love the movie! I seriously wish we could do something like this again instead of what we're doing now - "1940's Radio Hour." It's so boring compared to Thoroughly Modern Millie!
more than 40 years later this movie is judged as a great old-fashionedmusical, but at the time it also killed both julie andrews and mary tyler moore's careers. it was a dud at the box office because it came out at a time the counter culture moving was making big steam and that's is where the youth was it. it wasn't until the success of SOB, in which julie bared her breasts, was she able to revive her career with a personality change.
@bigred997 This movie hardly marked the end of either of their careers. Mary Tyler Moore's career hit a high point AFTER this movie with the The Mary Tyler Moore Show! And Julie Andrews may not have starred in many musical films after this, but it was mainly because musicals were on the out as a genre as a whole - it didn't have anything to do with this movie. This movie made not have made much of an impact on their careers at the time, but it certainly didn't kill their careers! =)
My Mother brought us to see this on a summer night at the grand Loew's Kings theater in Brooklyn, I must have been about 5 or 6. The few things that I remembered were the fireworks, Julie Andrew frequent stares into the camera, Bea Lillies head bouncing on the words, and alot of laughter from the audience !!
Geez....when you see the stage musical this movie gets a bit more racist and when you listen to the last bit of the movie its horribly disempowering to women, I mean I dont know whats worse that Millie thinks she cant be happy being equal to men or that being a wife makes her automatically less than their equal...sigh...otherwise I love this movie
So.... she wanted to be a stereotypical woman instead of an equal to men? I've gotta say, I love the movie and the actors and all, but the bottom-line moral of the story kinda threw me off =/
Ah! thank you! thankyou! oh, thank you thankyou thankyou! oh thankyou thankyou! i love this movie! ah i finaly found it somewhere! and boy was it good! thankyou! thankyou so much! it was fantastic and terific and lovely and all those beautiful words to describe julie andrews! thank you for posting thank you so much!!!
I am 25 years old and just randomly came across this movie and I ended up watching the whole thing!! Great Movie!! I love julie andrews!! Thanks for putting this up!!!
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um that still didnt explain why all 3 of them as a family were kissing and flirting with each other its sick and discusting if i was julie andrews i would have told him" so you like your mom and sister VERRY MUCH AE? keeping it all in the family YOU SICK BASTERD! fade out then end of credits!
my Mother took us to see this at the grand Loew's Kings theater in Brooklyn, on a summer night. I think I about 5!! The two scenes which stood out were all the fireworks, and Bea Lillies head bouncing .
on the words. thanks for posting, brings back nice memories
I think the story goes that Muzzy (their stepmother) sent them both out into the world having them pretending to be poor orphans so that they would find partners who loved them for who they are and not for their wealth.
Philip Ahn, Jack Soo, Pat Morita, all excellent Chinese actors in their own right, too bad they had to play moronic stereo typical stooges in those days. grrrrrrrrrr
I felt like I could enjoy Jack Soo's little comedic things like the elevator dancing and the dancing after that more enjoyable because I had seen him do bigger comedic roles such as one of the police officers in Barney Miller.
Haven't seen this in years. Still is great. All are wonderful. James Fox is a Brit! Good accent. MTM should have had a big film career, but she didn't do TOO badly on TV. This was made 2-3 years after Channing had her biggest hit in Hello, Dolly. Julie--effortlessly luminous, with the voice of an angel and flawless diction, just adorable. All her life, my sister either wanted Julie's voice or perfect teeth. Thanks for sharing your films with new audiences and old fans. I've subscribed.
I don't know what the fuck language Mrs. Meer was speaking, but that sure as hell wasn't Cantonese/Mandarin. I mean, it's a great movie, and I know that in the late 60's Asian actors had to settle for roles seen here, but COME ON! You have a whole China Town full of Chinese people to tell the screenwriter accurate expressions to add into the dialogue, not overused crap phrases like "Shoo sho"
I have to add, I did thoroughly enjoy this movie! It was hilarious and I have "Tapioca" stuck in my head, but I'm just a little ticked off at how ignorant Hollywood was (and still is, really...) about other cultures. They had the means and money to be accurate, that's all.
That ending I did not expect, but it was simply fantastic!! I loved it! Thanks sooo much for uploading this movie!! I love Julie Andrews!!! I love all of Julie Andrews movies!
@redgirlinbluedresses I think what she means is she's tired of trying to be a man. (The kind of girl that gets called John). She wants to try to be herself instead of 'a modern'.
Love itt <3 thanks for posting!!!
MsFiyero 4 days ago
A friend told me about this movie...too cute :)
Delmar2380 3 weeks ago
"Oooh .... I don't understand." Haha!!
Goodyfan17 1 month ago
the chinese guy looks so young in this who would have thought he was mr myogi in the karate kid though must admit his "bald head" is so fake looks like clingfilm. brilliant movie though!!!
sawapera7 1 month ago
This was just terrible.
Firstly, it is not "supposed" racism and sexism; it *is* racism and sexism. Some lenience is expected due to the date, but we can call it for what it is today.
Secondly, the lightheartedness surrounding the sex trafficking situation was really disconcerting.
Thirdly, it just got wackier and wackier. Completely lost me.
There were some great parts, particularly with Andrews and other actors for whom I have a favorable bias, but this makes me really, really sad.
live830 2 months ago
@live830 I liked a lot of this on a scene-by-scene basis. But the racism sticks out horridly, and the ending is remarkably like something from the '80s: They all end up obscenely rich. No one really had to sacrifice anything after making their choices.
qed100 1 month ago
LMFAO WTF did i just watch LMFAO i love Julie
Rebaneller1955 2 months ago
I'm a bit disappointed that the movie didn't end like the musical did. In the end, Dorothy was supposed to end up with Ching Ho. He fell for her and decided to save her from Mrs. Meers. Bun Foo was supposed to end up as a stenographer with Mr. Graydon once Millie found a job elsewhere. Then their mother is able to come over and reunite with her sons. >: The boys both turned on Mrs. Meers and helped her get arrested. Oh well, what can you do?
FaithJ2 2 months ago 2
@FaithJ2 I do believe the movie was before the musical. Honestly, I like this ending much more than the musical's.
nyuurocks 1 month ago
@nyuurocks Lol, yeah, I realized that shortly after I commented. ;;
FaithJ2 1 month ago
I'm going to audition for my school's production of this play! This movie definitively gave me a little better perspective of the characters!!! Thanks for posting it!!!
bella3773 2 months ago
did anyone notice "james" was the name of the actor as well?
MsSuperman1011 3 months ago
boop oop de doo. - the 1 person who disliked this is clearly mrs meers...
MissBroadwayGleek 3 months ago 2
boop oop de doo.
MissBroadwayGleek 3 months ago
Oh goodness...Millie's wedding veil!
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OMGOMGOMG i just can't thank you enough for posting the movie, you're a HERO!! I love julie andrews :)
lawakira 3 months ago
It's a charming story AND disturbingly racist. Much like Tom Sawyer which, interestingly, is referenced in the movie. Enjoying the good in the movie need not involve ignoring its faults (especially since it was 1967, not 1922!). It's sad to think that Japanese American Pat Morita, who spent time in an detention camp as a child, would need to be cast as a Chinese Idiot-Villain to get work as an actor.
pardiszargar 4 months ago
I really liked this movie! After Muzzy told Millie the story about the green glass, I was thinking "What if Jimmy was a millionaire too?" HAH! I was right! What a great movie! I wish they kept making movies like these! You don't seem them nearly as often as you should!
BriteNiteProductions 4 months ago 2
i love this movie... i knew jimmy was a millionaire but i never suspected that Dorothy his sister and muzzy his step mother....
imawesome519 4 months ago
Thank you so much for posting this! I hadn't seen my favorite musical in YEARS! And great quality to boot!
flutterbytx 5 months ago
@TheXemoninjaX It looks like composer Jeanine Tesori and lyricist Dick Scanlan wrote a whole batch of new songs for the 2002 musical adaptation, while retaining a couple from the movie. So Gimmie Gimmie and others are actually "thoroughly more modern" than this film. ;)
Showaholic 5 months ago 2
@Showaholic i love the punnage....
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Showaholic 5 months ago
This is possibly one of the most adorable movies I've ever seen... besides the whole opium-den-sex-slave thing, that is! I always find it extremely strange that they can take so dark a subject and make it somehow...lighthearted? Ah well. Julie Andrews is an absolute gem, and, yes, Muzzy is my hero, too!
HuttonGlutton 5 months ago 3
i love this movie its so SWEET !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
chubbycheeks122 5 months ago
Thanks for posting this movie. It was great!!
To the Copyright Police: I just went and purchased my DVD copy of this film on Amazon after watching here and I'll bet many others did so too. Get a clue - YouTube is not your enemy/
To the PC Police: if all you can do after watching this fine film is whine about supposed racism and sexism, go away, thanks for playing, you fail at life and the comprehension of comedy.
sootikins 5 months ago 28
@sootikins That is exactly what I did. Therefore, it doesn't encourage lawlessness, it encourages business.
ScarletPirate1 5 months ago
@ScarletPirate1 Yep. YouTube and other online methods are great for discovering new things. Free advertising for the entertainment industry. Even posting entire films is good for business IMO. YouTube serves its purpose but it's not a substitute for watching a DVD on mi bigscreen! :-D
sootikins 5 months ago
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MVR326 2 months ago
Jimmy is so perfect, especially with those Harry Potter glasses of his.
pattyshouts 5 months ago
i dont understaand why Miss Dorothy went and lived at that hotel..
kelcikyle 5 months ago
@kelcikyle Muzzy sent her step-children, Jimmy and Dorothy, to go out in the real world (middle class lifestyle) to find people who will love them for not being rich. As Muzzy explains at the end the cow that get's SOY SAUCE on her dress was after Jimmy and every male fortune hunter in the hemisphere was after Dorothy. Muzzy wanted them to learn, like she did with her husband, is to marry for love, not money.
So Dorothy packed her bags and moved into the middle class hotel. :)
Water3Monkey 4 months ago
she had a gun... she could've shot any of them at anytime! hahaha
NayLynMusic 6 months ago
oh that was so good!!!
except when the ladys head popped off and did that sing-a-long thing at the end...like Micky mouse in those old kid movies. sorta creepy.
barbie303shiggle 6 months ago 3
Love the bolas, that was wild
toonsis 7 months ago
Millie and Jimmy are definitely going to have a much more interesting and fun life together than Miss Dorothy and Grayden! Muzzy is my hero!
rainbowpride76 8 months ago 2
What many of you don't realise is that this movie was made before what we would call "political corectness" was established. To the writers, what we might call "sexism" or "racism" was just a funny joke. Frankly, I think that shows back then were funnier than shows today because of that fact. It wasn't about plain stupidity or crudeness like today. You actually had to know culture to enjoy humor. barbarasprague and I, it seems, are on the same page. ^_^
TheNewSailorMercury 8 months ago 2
@TheNewSailorMercury Uh, racism isn't defined by cultural context. Stereotypes and racist depictions of minorities aren't negated because they came from a less progressive time period. In fact, they only serve to show how uneducated people were back then. Depictions like this should be viewed as a product of their cultural context, but that doesn't excuse their prejudices any more than rape in the 20's would be excusable because we know more about gender equality today than we did back then.
kinotonberry 8 months ago
@TheNewSailorMercury And I think you would benefit in really studying what we consider racist jokes and prejudiced depictions of minorities today (e.g. Family Guy) and really think about if they're any different than these jokes. If you want to talk about crudeness and poor taste, it's staring you right in the face, dolled up in the guise of "just a funny joke", the only difference now is that writers have the smoke screen of irony to use as an excuse.
kinotonberry 8 months ago
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Love this movie
MEOSHABEAN1 8 months ago
I love Julie and Mary and the cast was superb but Carol really shone!
wendyverdades 8 months ago 2
Thank you Very much for posting this movie! It's always one of my favorites. Carol Channing is Fabulous! Too bad a majority of the tv shows and most movies these days are crap! All people want today is "Strong Sexual Content", Cussing, and blood & guts galore!
barbarasprague 9 months ago 3
great, up til the blatant sexism. :s
cjmax02 9 months ago
@cjmax02 How was it sexist? I didn't notice any sexist situations but racist yeah.
loogle 8 months ago
@loogle "I don't want to be your equal anymore, I want to be a woman: a dandy little bundle for a fellow to cuddle." Is that all women are good for? To be men's pets to "cuddle?"
latteXDD 8 months ago
@JulieAndrewsLover12 Oh at least hes not the fat guy from the original
condenetwork 9 months ago
oriental #1 and oriental #2 kicked ass :D
lilmissretroo 9 months ago
I don't want to be your equal any more. I WANT TO BE A WOMAN.
hahahahahahh :') I love sexism.
lilmissretroo 9 months ago 2
YAY
loggats 9 months ago
Ok who has seen the episode of Family Guy in which Carol Channing wins the restling match, this is where they got that from!!!! lol
TheLegallywicked 11 months ago
I love this movie since I saw when I was 9 <3
I'm a 14 year old girl and I love, and I always tried to look like her for Halloween, yet still trying to search for a right dressing, and everything ^_^
Thank you for everything, U ROCK!!!
P.S
I always sing Throughly Modern Millie everyday when I walk to the streets and stuff like that xD
EmmaJulieStar 11 months ago
I've always wondered - why do the Chinaman's glasses break, but Jimmy's are just fine?
zhaihelleva 11 months ago
I loved this when we did it as a musical last year (our last musical with our awesome director before she got fired for absolutely no reason!!!), and I love the movie! I seriously wish we could do something like this again instead of what we're doing now - "1940's Radio Hour." It's so boring compared to Thoroughly Modern Millie!
GavinRoskamp 1 year ago
@GavinRoskamp After you do a great show the next season always stinks lol...We did Into the woods one year in college and the next Hello Dolly.
AprilA715 11 months ago
ohhhh i love the ending!!!! sigh !!if only it happens in the real world........
plugin2471 1 year ago 3
ha ha awesome ^_^ that was great
xxxGracieMousexxx 1 year ago
I wonder why Julie Andrews got to keep her British accent while James Fox, who is brother to famed British actor Edward Fox, put on an American one.
leananshae 1 year ago
@leananshae I was thinking the same thing.
CorgiGirl18 1 year ago
This was a delight! thank you SO MUCH for uploading it in full
Drewski217 1 year ago
I love how they all get married at the end, even muzzy. "What do you teach again?" :P
cynnie055 1 year ago 24
"i dont want to be your equal anymore, i want to be your woman!" LOL.......
the ending is cute when they are all married haha =)
strawberrycrazy1 1 year ago
im going to start going around saying RASBERRIESSSSS!
HawkSong116 1 year ago
@HawkSong116 Raspberries,you mean... Don't forget your "p" ..........lol
4MaryAnna 1 year ago
LOL "I DONT WANT TO BE YOUR EQUAL ANYMORE I WANT TO BE YOUR WOMAN" :)
cr0ssxmyheartt 1 year ago
"ooooh no, i dont want to be your equal anymore, i want to be a woman! a dandy litte bundle for a woman to cuddle!"
way to ruin a great musical.
magspags999 1 year ago 6
@magspags999 and the sadest thing is that Julie Andrews said that!
hollys14 1 month ago
I'd be scared of Carol Channing too
Jessessweetestfan 1 year ago
@Jessessweetestfan I don't exactly know what it is about her(channing) but I can't stand her.
4MaryAnna 1 year ago
more than 40 years later this movie is judged as a great old-fashionedmusical, but at the time it also killed both julie andrews and mary tyler moore's careers. it was a dud at the box office because it came out at a time the counter culture moving was making big steam and that's is where the youth was it. it wasn't until the success of SOB, in which julie bared her breasts, was she able to revive her career with a personality change.
bigred997 1 year ago
@bigred997 This movie hardly marked the end of either of their careers. Mary Tyler Moore's career hit a high point AFTER this movie with the The Mary Tyler Moore Show! And Julie Andrews may not have starred in many musical films after this, but it was mainly because musicals were on the out as a genre as a whole - it didn't have anything to do with this movie. This movie made not have made much of an impact on their careers at the time, but it certainly didn't kill their careers! =)
DorisDayFanatic 1 year ago
@bigred997 "The film was nominated for seven Academy Awards and five Golden Globes. It was also one of the top grossing films of 1967" -Wikipedia
superotter24 1 year ago
Poor Asian brothers. The heroes are hitting them, even their boss is hitting them...
hugh0221 1 year ago
What a great movie!!!! <333333
strawberrycrazy1 1 year ago 4
Now Mrs. Meers is going to be sold for cigarettes in prison
theatergeek82 1 year ago
gracias x este regalo!!!!!!!!!me trae hermosos recuerdos.gracias de nuevo
karalbart 1 year ago
You Rock DrageReborn! Thanks so much! Loved it!! :)
laugh808 1 year ago
god i luv muzzy <3
dancefloordn18 1 year ago
This was such a good, fun, and cute movie!! It makes me want to sing and dance along!
NoirFemme 1 year ago
omg .. Pat Morita.. Mr Miyagi frm Karate Kid lol
blackberryheart 1 year ago
Thanks so much for uploading this. It was wonderful to watch. :)
rosethorn18 1 year ago
That was absolutly adorable! I loved this movie. Its funny cause I was expecting but then not that ending. So good.
SashalovesErik 1 year ago 3
when Julie Andrews says "You do have nice eyes" I'm thinking "he's got nothing on you."
latteXDD 1 year ago 6
thank you
elishebabb 1 year ago
GO MUZZY!!! haha!
apRilL11994 1 year ago
Hi DrageReborn i enjoyed a lot with this fantastic movie thanks for upload :)
natyOfan 1 year ago
My Mother brought us to see this on a summer night at the grand Loew's Kings theater in Brooklyn, I must have been about 5 or 6. The few things that I remembered were the fireworks, Julie Andrew frequent stares into the camera, Bea Lillies head bouncing on the words, and alot of laughter from the audience !!
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MVR326 1 year ago
I think im in love with jimmy. lol
berryzoa 1 year ago
Haha that was a cute movie. I love Mary Tyler Moore she was adorable!
teeboz31222 1 year ago 2
Thanks so much for posting this! I love Julie andrews! Was Swell ;D
GLEEcurb 1 year ago
Geez....when you see the stage musical this movie gets a bit more racist and when you listen to the last bit of the movie its horribly disempowering to women, I mean I dont know whats worse that Millie thinks she cant be happy being equal to men or that being a wife makes her automatically less than their equal...sigh...otherwise I love this movie
GeekinIreland 1 year ago 2
Thank ye, I love the film xD
lonskichan 1 year ago
POOK!!
josephsnc 1 year ago 2
So.... she wanted to be a stereotypical woman instead of an equal to men? I've gotta say, I love the movie and the actors and all, but the bottom-line moral of the story kinda threw me off =/
moxom26 1 year ago 4
In the credits the names of the chinese are:
Oriental 1
Oriental 2
:) HEHE i wanna be named that too.
UrDollieAcbaker 1 year ago
Ah, Julie Andrews, how I love you so ♥
GacktSyndrome 1 year ago 3
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oh this was absolutely marvelous!! i love it!! such a great movie..didnt want it to end :P
thank you so so much for posting this. im so greatful!
Julie Andrews is so awesome♥
sodolafamidore7 1 year ago
oh this was absolutely marvelous!! i love it!! such a great movie..didnt want it to end :P
thank you so so much for posting this. im so greatful!
Julie Andrews is so awesome♥
sodolafamidore7 1 year ago
haha! millie at the end!
her wedding thing on hear head looks soo funny!!!
I WAS LOLing!
dudette1567 1 year ago
thanks for the upload....really funny...muhahahah....
wju9894 1 year ago
Ah! thank you! thankyou! oh, thank you thankyou thankyou! oh thankyou thankyou! i love this movie! ah i finaly found it somewhere! and boy was it good! thankyou! thankyou so much! it was fantastic and terific and lovely and all those beautiful words to describe julie andrews! thank you for posting thank you so much!!!
ksulie 1 year ago
Ohhhh - this is the last part - I wanted it to last longer!! Great movie - thanks!!
Susana1027 1 year ago
very funny. thanks for posting!
WarpedScorp 1 year ago
Muzzy is by far my favorite character! Raaaasberries!!!
zeogle 1 year ago 2
.......sad to be all alone in the world
allthatjazz211 1 year ago
This is my favorite musical and fav julie andrews movie :) thanks so much for putting this on:)
allthatjazz211 1 year ago
My rock!
aDieuSeul 1 year ago
lol
singer567guitar 1 year ago
That was AWESOME!!!!! I love Julie and Mary! They are too fun!!!!! =] And the ending was soooooooooo good!!!!!
ena1490 1 year ago
I am 25 years old and just randomly came across this movie and I ended up watching the whole thing!! Great Movie!! I love julie andrews!! Thanks for putting this up!!!
tdanielle55 1 year ago
4:10 . . .oh the righteous indignation! LOL.
Demithegoddess 1 year ago 2
Omg im so inlove with Jimmy, he is so cute!!!
chicacubana07 1 year ago 2
I want Jimmy for myself! He's sooooooo cute! :D ha ha.
DULD954 1 year ago
1:57 I SWING the bad!
CaitlinBrooksMusic 1 year ago
i love it!!! thanks for posting it ;)
courleen 1 year ago
omg i love jimmy! i wish he was that age now. haha. my new favorite movie! thanks so much for uploading it!
BroadwayBabeify 2 years ago
PERFECT, FUNNY, EXCELLENT !!! THANK YOU FOR POSTED IT ! ahah Julie is perfect !
streepily 2 years ago 2
wow. awesome movie. I just love Julie Andrews!
MJTro12 2 years ago 2
if Jimmy lived in our time period, almost every teen girl would be on his jock in a jiffy. he looks like a straight-up hipster.
but SO MUCH BETTER. <3
aAnnaWhoWasMadD 2 years ago
lol, none of the spoken "Chinese" in this entire movie is actually chinese at all X)
homeworkupload 2 years ago 26
haha i would know lol :)
LISAZHANGGG 2 years ago
thanks for posting that! it was so funny! mrs.flannery was so funny!
mygoldenarmy 2 years ago
Swell. Just swell. ; )
kuona007 2 years ago 3
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um that still didnt explain why all 3 of them as a family were kissing and flirting with each other its sick and discusting if i was julie andrews i would have told him" so you like your mom and sister VERRY MUCH AE? keeping it all in the family YOU SICK BASTERD! fade out then end of credits!
juliusmanapul 2 years ago
@juliusmanapul
ur really weird... you don't understand but we do... so back off...
EmmaJulieStar 11 months ago
My very best favorite musical show. I love Modern Millie so much. Thank you very much for uploading this!!!
chamekochan 2 years ago 3
KILLED myself laughing! :D
Possibly even better than the play ending!?
JoDeveau 2 years ago 2
Carol Channing saves the day!
jsredrose 2 years ago
R A S B E R R I E E E S S S S SS X)
akaio616 2 years ago 72
this is gonna b our school musical this year it was awesome. thanks for posting it. i think ima try out for muzzy. shes awesome :)
KitCatKayla 2 years ago
I love Muzzy! She's so crazy! xD
Ringochan226 2 years ago 3
my Mother took us to see this at the grand Loew's Kings theater in Brooklyn, on a summer night. I think I about 5!! The two scenes which stood out were all the fireworks, and Bea Lillies head bouncing .
on the words. thanks for posting, brings back nice memories
MVR326 2 years ago
Family incest this film lol
cathal100 2 years ago
cute
darvin1023 2 years ago
boo boo bee doop
MasterTrainerMaker 2 years ago 3
Thank you SO much for putting this up! I thoroughly enjoyed it ;D
HuttonGlutton 2 years ago 55
what were they thinking when they gave Julie that weird wedding hat!
rebarox85 2 years ago 2
Sad 2b all alone in the world!!!
14keo14 2 years ago 3
There's one thing I don't understand:
Dorothy is Jimmy's sister? But I thought she was an orphan!?
xBroadwayDivax 2 years ago
I think the story goes that Muzzy (their stepmother) sent them both out into the world having them pretending to be poor orphans so that they would find partners who loved them for who they are and not for their wealth.
nieson0727 2 years ago 7
Yes.
Ringochan226 2 years ago
Well, she is, sort of. Her father and her real mother are both dead, but she lives with her stepmother and brother.
CassieLopez 2 years ago
She lied. :D They all lied to Millie.
Ringochan226 2 years ago 4
How can you NOT love Muzzy!?
She's awesome
Sailorearth10 2 years ago 2
Does anybody know where you can purchase the movie on DVD??
Cheddar222 2 years ago
@Cheddar222 amazon.com
MJTro12 1 year ago
the fight was pretty silly but I like the movie is quite fun and I'm glad Millie end up with Jimmy! :)
pianistica 2 years ago 2
that was sooo cute!
sweetminttt 2 years ago 5
thank you so much for posting the movie :)
x3EdwardRoxMySox 2 years ago 3
O.O
Wow. That was strange. But it was fun!
ZubinZubinZubin 2 years ago 3
lol, Jimmy is nothing if he isn't a regular prankster!
ztslovebird 2 years ago 3
Philip Ahn, Jack Soo, Pat Morita, all excellent Chinese actors in their own right, too bad they had to play moronic stereo typical stooges in those days. grrrrrrrrrr
hell0hkitty 2 years ago 4
I felt like I could enjoy Jack Soo's little comedic things like the elevator dancing and the dancing after that more enjoyable because I had seen him do bigger comedic roles such as one of the police officers in Barney Miller.
CorgiGirl18 2 years ago 2
@hell0hkitty Philip Ahn is a Korean-American whose father was a Korean revolutionary leader who fought against the Japanese Empire.
hugh0221 1 year ago
Haven't seen this in years. Still is great. All are wonderful. James Fox is a Brit! Good accent. MTM should have had a big film career, but she didn't do TOO badly on TV. This was made 2-3 years after Channing had her biggest hit in Hello, Dolly. Julie--effortlessly luminous, with the voice of an angel and flawless diction, just adorable. All her life, my sister either wanted Julie's voice or perfect teeth. Thanks for sharing your films with new audiences and old fans. I've subscribed.
RiddlingSphinx 2 years ago 3
Wow! That was a great movie!
peace4111 2 years ago
Julie's leading man looks like Friedrich from the sound of music.
Prilpril21 2 years ago
Haha -- I see it.
rosaf19 2 years ago
I don't know what the fuck language Mrs. Meer was speaking, but that sure as hell wasn't Cantonese/Mandarin. I mean, it's a great movie, and I know that in the late 60's Asian actors had to settle for roles seen here, but COME ON! You have a whole China Town full of Chinese people to tell the screenwriter accurate expressions to add into the dialogue, not overused crap phrases like "Shoo sho"
bumblingbard 2 years ago 3
I have to add, I did thoroughly enjoy this movie! It was hilarious and I have "Tapioca" stuck in my head, but I'm just a little ticked off at how ignorant Hollywood was (and still is, really...) about other cultures. They had the means and money to be accurate, that's all.
bumblingbard 2 years ago 4
Thanks so much! I finally got to see the whole movie! What a riot!
Barrosse 2 years ago
razzzzzberries!!!!
klownpenisdotfart 2 years ago
"Esas son las bolas senora!" lol
Thanks for posting this wonderful movie! It's so much fun to watch :D
roliboom 2 years ago
That ending I did not expect, but it was simply fantastic!! I loved it! Thanks sooo much for uploading this movie!! I love Julie Andrews!!! I love all of Julie Andrews movies!
darling3596 2 years ago
that was a major twist
i just loved mary tyler moore in this
lyngstad1994 2 years ago 2
What the fuck!? She can't be his equal AND a woman???? That stupid line just ruined that whole movie for me! I am disappoint, Julie Andrews!
redgirlinbluedresses 2 years ago
Yeah that line set me off too. 1920's was supposed to be a good decade for the movement of equal rights and feminism!
bumblingbard 2 years ago
don't blame her, she didn't write the script!
Prilpril21 2 years ago
@redgirlinbluedresses I think what she means is she's tired of trying to be a man. (The kind of girl that gets called John). She wants to try to be herself instead of 'a modern'.
vantarinitel 1 year ago 3
awesome thanks for uploading best movie ever!