You need more than just that kind of screenwriter or that kind of songwriter...You have to have the kind of artists with Barry's and Porter's aesthetic mindset and you would have to have a cultural environment where this kind of elegance is appreciated and promoted. I am not saying this is impossible today, but it is difficult, because only total juvenile c*ap gets the attention these days or pretentious, PC-coated tedium
For movies like this to be made again, you'd have to have Philip Barry write the play for Katherine Hepburn that becomes the movie "The Philadelphia Story". Then have a selection of Cole Porter Songs available to enhance an amusing story. Then you'd have a movie like this.
I saw this classic movie when it came out as a teenager and loved it! Fifty years have passed! I am still a Sinatra fan! I simply find this duet captivating! These two gents were huge talents! To see them again in this video is pure magic!
Great song !!!!!!!!!!!!! thanks a lot for shring!!!!! they are fantastic singers!!!!!!!!!grazieeee !! che bella !! I bought this song In itunes Store Italy
de aqui un peruano hincha a muerte de sinatra uno de los pocos q sabe de musica y esto lo es desde la victoria en lima su amigo cesar arzola guillen arzol_21
I think maybe the way Bing sang this was a little better but then Sinatra was playing a drunk guy. Besides, Sinatra's performance was so much funnier :D
This is one of the most classic scenes from any movie: Frank and Bing together. Wow! What an amazing movie...what phenomenal entertainers! Those voices. They don't make 'em like them anymore.
LMAO! That's hilarious about you saying they probably voted no on prop 8. However, I don't think what happened with prop 8 is funny. So I guess we'll scratch this one.
Does anybody know the name of the piece the theme at 1:52 is from? I know it has to be some viennese waltz and it's embarrassing I don't know where it's from -.-
Must be Strauß or so...please help me :-)
btw a great movie! I love the Louis Armstrong scenes too!
I've loved this movie since I was young. The interesting part of it is that the person who lent the movie to my sister at the time, to watch was named Samantha :)
They just don't make musicals like this anymore. I'm glad musicals are kinda making a comeback, but I could do with an original that has some of the old magic. less gimmicks, more soul
I just think that it is great that Frank's biggest influence-Bing sang with him in the movie. Frank said he was so nervous to be in Bing's presence that he had diarhea for a week. He also said that Crosby made him so nervous that he did actually drink.
If you remember-it was Crosby whom Sinatra admired and why he went into show-business in the beginning.
By the end of filming, the two didn't get along so great. They were both bedding Grace.
This song of Cole Porter's was what songwriters' call a "trunk item" -- meaning it wasn't written directly for the movie, but apparently made it's first-bow on Broadway, in a show called "DuBarry Was A Lady", with Ethel Merman and Bert Lahr. But obviously, eveyone at Metro felt it would fit very snuggly in the plot for these two-gentlemen, and they were right! The Astor Hotel,is also ref. to in "Dinner At 8" when Harlow tells Beery, "You couldn't even get into the men's room at the Astor!" R.J.
The name of the Movie is High Society, Turner Classic Movies or something like that is hosting a Frank Sinatra Special this month, the dvd is on sale for about $12. Noldorin really we all know that it was a real bar but if you read all the comments you'll understand. Anyway great scene, Wouldn't say it's like the greatest But I like it and that counts =D
love this more than normal songs in these movies they acctualy look at each other and wonder why there saying the same thing in movies it's supposed to be spontanious how do u know what the other person is going to say
great song great movie and love it better than philadelphia story (more singing)
But if you haven't seen the original it was based on, (Philadelphia Story - 1940, with Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn and Jimmy Stewart) then hire or buy it. Great pair of movies for any collection.
Nunca más se podra ver en un mismo film un acombinación maravillosa de actores como Crosby y Sinatra, acompañado con la excepcional música de Cole Porter y el talento de Satchmo, ah y el encanto de Grace Kelly
What a swellegant, elegant collaboration between three brilliant and gifted gentlemen. Thank you Cole, Bing and Frank, for choosing music as your livlihood, and sharing it with the rest of us.
No Joke, in the song they mentioned the Astor Bar... it's a real bar, and while the girl was in the bar, somebody Pinched her... they are NOT sining about her getting pinched in the backside
I Am 14 And I absoulutley love Sinatra and Crosby, Sinatra in High Society and Crosby in White Christmas and Anything Goes W/ Miss Merman, love this movie!
You need more than just that kind of screenwriter or that kind of songwriter...You have to have the kind of artists with Barry's and Porter's aesthetic mindset and you would have to have a cultural environment where this kind of elegance is appreciated and promoted. I am not saying this is impossible today, but it is difficult, because only total juvenile c*ap gets the attention these days or pretentious, PC-coated tedium
CastleIvanhoe 6 months ago
@ 1:13 does he say "oh f*** no?"
VTKlutZ 6 months ago
I think this is better than The Philidelphia Story, even though that's what it was originally spoofing.
Pennywisea 7 months ago
For movies like this to be made again, you'd have to have Philip Barry write the play for Katherine Hepburn that becomes the movie "The Philadelphia Story". Then have a selection of Cole Porter Songs available to enhance an amusing story. Then you'd have a movie like this.
lewtroop 7 months ago
The reaction of Sinatra-2:20 when Crosby says 'You must be one of the newer fellows'. Oh dear they are so funny- great singers. Love their quality!
FarminFarmian 7 months ago
3 minutes of magic!
andrewshere 7 months ago
Champaigne???
berndl 8 months ago
Champaign??
berndl 8 months ago
SINATRA AND CROSBY+HIGH SOCIETY!
Think I must be in heaven! Great Duet!
I saw this classic movie when it came out as a teenager and loved it! Fifty years have passed! I am still a Sinatra fan! I simply find this duet captivating! These two gents were huge talents! To see them again in this video is pure magic!
TheMusicguy68 9 months ago
The Ratpack boys version of this video is an interest contemporary remake of this.
gzam3k 9 months ago
The Robbie Williams version brought me here. But I think this version is even better.
HonkyCat90 10 months ago
Jesus son of most highest, great song
bass109 1 year ago
One of the best musicals of all time!!! Love it!!!
BarbyCurtis70 1 year ago
This is a song I remember as a kid. Very Classy, these guys were the best in their time.
racerbrow 1 year ago
One fo the greatest movies evah, with one of the greatest soundtracks evah, performed by two of the greatest entertainers evah. :)
CML96 1 year ago
"Don't dig that kinda croonin', chum."
"You must be one of the newer fellows!"
smellincoffee 1 year ago
Frank and Bing singing to Cole. :) Love it.
MissBelle12396 1 year ago
Sinatra had the charisma but Bing had the voice.
ledzeppelin104 1 year ago
HAPPY BIRTHDAY FRANK!
12th Dec 2010
♫ What a swell party this is ♫ ... (^-^)v
SillyWillyFan47 1 year ago
Great song !!!!!!!!!!!!! thanks a lot for shring!!!!! they are fantastic singers!!!!!!!!!grazieeee !! che bella !! I bought this song In itunes Store Italy
domyaska 1 year ago
I cant stand Mr.Sinisters voice SOLO....but he harmonizes extremely well!
unbeatable!!!!
mryakama1 1 year ago
@mryakama1 he wasn't harmonizing too much. . . that was mostly bing's work
LiangRome 1 year ago
I cant stand Mr.Sinisters voice SOLO....but he harmonizes extremely well!
unbeatable!!!!
mryakama1 1 year ago
¡Fantástico! Revivir ese encanto de 2 inolvidables. Con el tiempo se valoran más ...
rojocomolagrana 1 year ago
¡Fantástico! Revivir ese encanto de 2 inolvidables. Con el tiempo se valoran más ...
rojocomolagrana 1 year ago
hey, that´s french!!
daracenak 1 year ago 3
They're voices together - just divine! I could die happy now I think!
ScottTart 1 year ago 3
Ha! "You must be one of the new fellas."
cthulhupriestess 1 year ago
MY FAVORITE VIDEO EVER!!! Thanks for sharing it with all of us.......Jan
jmohan23 1 year ago
if you watch frank puts down his glass and bing ends up drinking out of it lol
GIRLSECKS 3 years ago
A great movie
ront2437 3 years ago
de aqui un peruano hincha a muerte de sinatra uno de los pocos q sabe de musica y esto lo es desde la victoria en lima su amigo cesar arzola guillen arzol_21
latno5000 3 years ago
thanks for the vid x
dollyflp 3 years ago
It's too bad that they weren't such great people in real life! That doesn't change the fact that they were both amazing actors and singers!
horseglory 3 years ago
Love it!
But I think Crosby far out strips Sinatra in this.
ummjw 3 years ago
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ianhall61 3 years ago
I think maybe the way Bing sang this was a little better but then Sinatra was playing a drunk guy. Besides, Sinatra's performance was so much funnier :D
gbushimprov 3 years ago 2
Jedan od najboljih filmova svih vremena.
tosve1985 3 years ago
why world can't be like that again
ciachoPL 3 years ago 49
pls god or whomever is supposedly up there !
SuzTrescow 3 years ago
@ciachoPL
'cause people like sinata destroy it :)
dhefprod 1 year ago
@ciachoPL You mean completely void of civil rights?
DreadedGuardian 1 year ago
Go to your nearest video store I have movie on dvd,,,they can order it for you.Got mine at spin street ..in memphis tn
EHJEMG 3 years ago
great
clevelandbrowns31fan 3 years ago
Sorry, also meant to say Thank You for posting this. Such a classic, and just such a great movie all the way around.
pursehappygal 3 years ago
"Don't dig that kind of crooning chum"
"You must be one of the new fellows"
Too funny!
"..got pinched in the Astor Bar."
I love this movie...especially this song.
pursehappygal 3 years ago 2
hah, i always thought he said
"got pinched in the ass to hard." wondered how they got it by the fun inspectors. Pretty clever. Thanks for posting, fun stuff.
Cidriullo 3 years ago
can somebody help me finding the lyric of this song?
thanks
GabyzZuPine 3 years ago
I forgot how great this scene is - Frank and Bing, Bing and Frank. Classic.
soundslikefrank 3 years ago 2
This is the best scene in the film.
KatherineXIX 3 years ago 2
he was always the best
diegorat2 3 years ago
Love this song so much. Tequila is better than champagne though :-)
BeatriceBlake 3 years ago
I may have a bit of the bubbly myself
brendubab 3 years ago
gotta love seeing these two sing together
great that we have it on film
Xeria 3 years ago 2
This is one of the most classic scenes from any movie: Frank and Bing together. Wow! What an amazing movie...what phenomenal entertainers! Those voices. They don't make 'em like them anymore.
hpfan 3 years ago
Bing Crosby is the reason I watch this movie over and over and over...
goldenshadow 3 years ago
I'm 24 and this is way before my time but if this isn't classic I don't know what is or ever will be!
ughhhead 3 years ago
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Amen. (Coming from a 19 year old.)
hpfan 3 years ago
i love bing.
he's my favorite :)
sanjiandnami12 3 years ago 4
I love at 1:55 when they're sizing each other up. So funny!
Blueroc64 3 years ago 2
LMAO! That's hilarious about you saying they probably voted no on prop 8. However, I don't think what happened with prop 8 is funny. So I guess we'll scratch this one.
MrPapaGeorgio1901 3 years ago
they most likely voted no on prop. 8...
krew07 3 years ago
i like both versions (robbie william's version as well)
willyfxp123 3 years ago
I saw this once when I was very little and it took me forever to remember the words so I could find this on youtube! I love it!
emrys6 3 years ago
respect to the legends........
mitatlab 3 years ago 4
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jaman182 3 years ago
This is a fantastic video.
wullies11 3 years ago
1:19 "She was Stoned"
liquidfreak 3 years ago 2
It just means drunk.
sweetbriargirl 3 years ago
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andrew567567 3 years ago
i love this movieee!!, but i´ve always preffer bing.
morella1983 3 years ago
This is my favorite part of the movie. I love how they come charging back in for another drink lol.
jt4237381185 3 years ago 24
Dont dig that kind of crooning chum,
You must be one of the newer fellas
Great Cole Porter lyrics......
Thanks
Gailxx
glcfordco 3 years ago 4
That was HILARIOUS
Frank: I'm gonna have a drink.
Bing: I may have a bit of the bubbly myself.
Frank: I'm gonna dance
Bing: Don't get hurt.
Just the way Frankie says that always kills me. From getting a drink one more moment to "I'm gonna dance" the next...PRICELESS!
Bloodbirdy 3 years ago 6
'This French champagne' 'Domestic' "So good for the brain" 'That's what I was gonna say!' 'You know you're a brilliant fellow?' :D
Omg i love them so much!! And this movie! I know all the songs by heart :)
xx
Beccsz 3 years ago 2
LOVE LOVE THIS MOVIE!!! I'm a huge fan of Frank Sinatra and I know every word to this song. I love the part about Mimsy Star.
KristinaBrown21 3 years ago 5
Great fun this movie. Much better version than the one with Katharine Hepburn. Eek. Thanks giulianadp.
oohyllab 3 years ago 2
These guys were the absolutle finest! What a song.
corkington1 3 years ago 7
heaven.
itsayskeds 3 years ago 3
I'm only so astonished at Frank all the time in the movies. He really was a pretty darned decent actor. This movie was lots of fun. Thanks.
thegoldenera 3 years ago 5
one of my favorite moveis.check out some of my favorite mex...just good music... sounds from my youth--long ago and farrraway
larence77777 3 years ago
35 now from dublin ireland... loved this film as a young kid... what singing love it thanks to my mum for showing me this x x x
dubkeith73 3 years ago
Does anybody know the name of the piece the theme at 1:52 is from? I know it has to be some viennese waltz and it's embarrassing I don't know where it's from -.-
Must be Strauß or so...please help me :-)
btw a great movie! I love the Louis Armstrong scenes too!
PampersFritzi 3 years ago 2
PampersFtritzi: the Strauss song is by Johann II, "Der Fledermaus".
sheezcrazy 3 years ago 2
I've loved this movie since I was young. The interesting part of it is that the person who lent the movie to my sister at the time, to watch was named Samantha :)
skye131924 3 years ago
Ah back when men aspired to be...men! So chivalrus even when well oiled! I love this one.
Poutabout 3 years ago 3
muito foda = fuckin great!!!!!
sergiocarbonejr 3 years ago
lol please don't eat that glass my friend!
Dustinluva07 3 years ago
I used to sing along with this all the time as a kid XD
Wacka14 3 years ago 4
im so glad im not the only one! im 28 and my mum bought me up on this film.this is my favorite number ever!
Bluequotations 3 years ago 2
:) turn 22 this month
They just don't make musicals like this anymore. I'm glad musicals are kinda making a comeback, but I could do with an original that has some of the old magic. less gimmicks, more soul
Wacka14 3 years ago 4
I just think that it is great that Frank's biggest influence-Bing sang with him in the movie. Frank said he was so nervous to be in Bing's presence that he had diarhea for a week. He also said that Crosby made him so nervous that he did actually drink.
If you remember-it was Crosby whom Sinatra admired and why he went into show-business in the beginning.
By the end of filming, the two didn't get along so great. They were both bedding Grace.
PythonTV 3 years ago 4
Trivia--In the 'True Love' number, the future serene highness is wearing her real-life engagement ring.
Juliaflo 3 years ago
"You're my bon amie"
-"Hey, that's french!"
'J'adore' them both!! And this song (&actually all the songs in 'High Society') are amazing.
ClassicFilmFan 3 years ago 5
NAHHHHHHHHHHH Let's Drink to your wealth
Beckylou87 3 years ago
okay...did any one else notice that they switch glasses?
right before the ba ba ba ba rum part...they switch glasses bing drinks from franks and frank drinks fro bing's
kjhnic 3 years ago
Yes! I just watched it again and it's true!
hawkssens 3 years ago
oh thank god
i thought i was going crazy..hah
kjhnic 3 years ago
They go off camera before you actually see them drink from those glasses so the glasses could have been changed!!!!
Stoke55 3 years ago
"Have you heard that Mimzy Starr
She got pinched in the ASS-tor Bar!!"
That lyric never fails to make me laugh!!! Thanks for posting!
marxfan8 3 years ago
lol same here..
i love it
especially the way he says it
kjhnic 3 years ago
Nothings cuter then Frank acting drunk!
Beckylou87 3 years ago 4
i agree. but maybe it isnt "acting drunk". you know what i mean... :-) but they`re great anyway!!!!
harrispiltonic 3 years ago 2
This is one of my favorite parts of this movie. It's a fabulous duet. Love it!
leoo1313 3 years ago
One of my favorite musical numbers .. evah!
randeedawn 3 years ago 2
Thanks for posting this as a vid. It's one of my absolute favs!
morebliss 3 years ago 3
This song of Cole Porter's was what songwriters' call a "trunk item" -- meaning it wasn't written directly for the movie, but apparently made it's first-bow on Broadway, in a show called "DuBarry Was A Lady", with Ethel Merman and Bert Lahr. But obviously, eveyone at Metro felt it would fit very snuggly in the plot for these two-gentlemen, and they were right! The Astor Hotel,is also ref. to in "Dinner At 8" when Harlow tells Beery, "You couldn't even get into the men's room at the Astor!" R.J.
bchfront 3 years ago
Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra singing in a duet togather. It dosen't get much better than this.
PipamirSolo 3 years ago 6
1:48-2:02 always makes me smile :)
PipamirSolo 3 years ago
Two of the best entertainers ever.
Love this film.
OfficerJohnMcLane 3 years ago 3
this is a great movie -- cole porter music set to the philadelphia story! :O)
mny152 3 years ago
can I hope to see the rest of the film in youtube!thanks for this beautiful sample
danae7oly 3 years ago 2
love this -frank and bing-talents u will never see again!-poor blanche
26mae1987 3 years ago
Bing and Frankie never disappoint.
CartoonFan56 3 years ago 5
The name of the Movie is High Society, Turner Classic Movies or something like that is hosting a Frank Sinatra Special this month, the dvd is on sale for about $12. Noldorin really we all know that it was a real bar but if you read all the comments you'll understand. Anyway great scene, Wouldn't say it's like the greatest But I like it and that counts =D
TheMusicmanMB 3 years ago
i so love this film anyone know where i can get it?
rubysky7 3 years ago
"You must be one of the newer fellas". Love it!!
BillDFC 3 years ago 2
Sinatra does some brilliant acting in this scene!
And as always both him and Bing sing wonderfully :)
TheOmnipotentJuggler 3 years ago 3
love this more than normal songs in these movies they acctualy look at each other and wonder why there saying the same thing in movies it's supposed to be spontanious how do u know what the other person is going to say
great song great movie and love it better than philadelphia story (more singing)
hsdcommet 3 years ago 6
Love this movie, great songs. Totally Yar.
But if you haven't seen the original it was based on, (Philadelphia Story - 1940, with Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn and Jimmy Stewart) then hire or buy it. Great pair of movies for any collection.
FootinMouthDisease 3 years ago 3
I LOVE this scene!! You can tell they had fun doing it!
Tomasina1616 3 years ago 4
This is basically the greatest scene in the greatest movie that has ever been made!!!!
LifeCouldBeADream11 3 years ago 2
definitely!
i totally agree - love it
chocolatenoodle 3 years ago 2
Nunca más se podra ver en un mismo film un acombinación maravillosa de actores como Crosby y Sinatra, acompañado con la excepcional música de Cole Porter y el talento de Satchmo, ah y el encanto de Grace Kelly
abogadomanzano 4 years ago 2
Great clip, I love the song. And I got the ass-tor bar part as well. The funny part is I'm only 14.
TheMusicmanMB 4 years ago 2
This comment has received too many negative votes show
"The funny part is I'm only 14."
WOW...nobody cares how old you are.
xreddragonx 3 years ago
Wow your a faggot xreddragonx. get a life
TheMusicmanMB 3 years ago
WOW...nobody cares about your opinion
Pizzatastic 3 years ago
i knew this song, but i never seen this scene before.. great!!! thanks for posting this!!
tigerchen80 4 years ago 3
2:49 back to the booze, thats right franki get more liquid courage.
truely classic
marcoloco21 4 years ago 3
wow, classic movie, love it!
54spiritedwill54 4 years ago 3
Classic nuff said
4degirl 4 years ago 2
My favorite part:
1:52-2:01 = Simply brilliant!
Although the whole clip is amazing!
Astor Bar... lol.
xInkOnFilmx 4 years ago 5
that's my favourite part too, just fantastic!! I'm going to look for Guys n Dolls now...
Manorette 4 years ago 3
What a swellegant, elegant collaboration between three brilliant and gifted gentlemen. Thank you Cole, Bing and Frank, for choosing music as your livlihood, and sharing it with the rest of us.
sheezcrazy 4 years ago 2
My father had the soundtrack album when I was a few years old. I loved this song even when I was a kid and I got the Astor Bar joke
faze2b 4 years ago
My mom had this number on a 45 rpm record and I got the Astor Bar joke too - I was born in 1964.
OldsVistaCruiser 4 years ago
Can you please explain the Astor Bar joke for me?
7thstooge 4 years ago
Did you hear about Mimsy Starr?
She got pinched in the Ass-tor bar!
It was a way of sneaking "got pinched in the ass" past the Hayes Office.
The Hayes Office was the movie industry self-censorship bureau prior to the implementation of the movie rating system in the late 1960s.
OldsVistaCruiser 4 years ago 2
Oh! So that's why. Thank you!!
7thstooge 4 years ago
No Joke, in the song they mentioned the Astor Bar... it's a real bar, and while the girl was in the bar, somebody Pinched her... they are NOT sining about her getting pinched in the backside
NoldorinPrince 3 years ago
lol - it's meant to be a witty joke
rascal711 3 years ago 2
But obviously it's intended as double entendre, NoldorinPrince.
superbu1 3 years ago
lol love this scene and movie!! absoultely brilliant!
stickym12 4 years ago 3
I love this scene. Thanks for uploading it.
"Nahhhh! Let's drink to your wealth!"
ElizabethR1558 4 years ago 3
my skwl play for this is legend mate !!
crazycatmuppet 4 years ago 4
Such a great song from my two favorite male singers = ) Thanks giulianadp for sharing!
sundaygirl4 4 years ago 6
Great singing and great tune.
dbarn671 4 years ago 3
I think this is my favourite scene! Thank you for posting! =)
Ortica2 4 years ago 6
two of the great Hollywood singers together...this was a fun movie. And the fabulous lyrics of Cole Porter to boot!!
lindyGal7 4 years ago 9
They are so..............GREAT
NoraKB 4 years ago 4
One of the best duets you can find, and Francis Albert doing a drunken soft shoe to boot. Does it get any better???
nightman6x2 4 years ago 3
That was interesting : )
mattdamonsgirl 4 years ago
Execuse me I meant he sings amazingly!
Matt3740 4 years ago 3
Bing truly the best of them all, yes frank was great but you can't beat ol Bing hes amazingly!
Matt3740 4 years ago
Pure Class!
amirshah1212 4 years ago 4
Indeed Frank is the true Master here ..acting AND singing ..this is a great duet, and not as simple as they make it seem.
vincero2006 4 years ago 2
"B-bu-bu-bu-bu-bum." "Don't dig that kind of crooning chum." BRILLIANT!
abelseeman 4 years ago
"You must be one of the newer fellas."
So great :)
prodigiesofpeace 4 years ago 4
that's a brilliant ad-lib
daniellekaulitz1 3 years ago
thank you for this post, I love the way frank and Bing just go together, i hope that makes scene. lol.
desertrose777 4 years ago
Just great!!!! Thank you for posting!
EightysMusicFan 4 years ago
classic movie, love it :)
thejunglebook2 4 years ago
Inimitable!
Pequinito 4 years ago
this is great, crosby was sinatra's idol when he started. very cool to see them singing together. i still like bings voice better
fiddlenut24 4 years ago
frank sinatra is a master and bing crosby a good artist
CoralGollightly 4 years ago 2
I Am 14 And I absoulutley love Sinatra and Crosby, Sinatra in High Society and Crosby in White Christmas and Anything Goes W/ Miss Merman, love this movie!
rockanoarkennels 4 years ago 2
wonderful melody...
beautiful movie
bonnydayz 4 years ago
These two were the best. You can't find a pair like them today. I grew up with this kind of music and I'm only 18!
resa1107 4 years ago 4
I grew up with them too, and I'm only 67!
It makes me happy to know that these fantastic
artistes mean so much to someone so young
inskip072 4 years ago 3
i'm 19, and i love them =)
giulianadp 4 years ago