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  • 8:43 Old coward.

  • Frankly I did not kno wit as a child but that is Bruce Forsyth. Now he looks like Vincent Price but he does indeed sound like bruce.

  • 3:26 "He wants to see you, to see you he wants"

  • ms. price reminds me of professor mcgonagal

  • the portabello road scene was already long, the extentions made it too long

  • You need the '5 mystic words' just say, piertotum locamotum

  • Spontaneous musical numbers are all but dead these days, you see them every now and then, for example, Enchanted parodies them, and 500 Days of Summer has a short one, but they're not anywhere near as frequent, or well done.

  • im not sure why she didnt just turn the bad guys into rabbits in the first place

  • There are moments when Brown suddenly sounds like a 20's thug more than a English gentleman. Bad voice over, you fail Disney.

  • @TGHibiki Well, you could look as that as part of his character. He is a con man after all, being an outstanding gentlechap is part of the gig I suppose

  • Is this the theatrical release or the director's cut? The dance sequence goes on a bit longer than I remembered as a kid.

  • Bruce as a blade-wielding spiv? Larry Grayson would have been more threatening.

  • The bookmaster reminds me of the professor off The Chronicles of Narnia.

  • they should just jump him when he's busy pushing the bed. come on now. xD

  • OH missed me... still random

  • 0.30 what does he say? Beast me?

  • @chubbylilloser85 missed me

  • @superlalabbz its a random thing to say..i get what he means..bt its not like the guys trying to punch him lol

  • this movie you uploaded must be a director's cut because a lot of these scenes I dont remember seeing...

  • @Litrid i concur:) i remember watching this when i was younger and parts in this version i havent seen either!

  • How often it is I get my dance on then push my stall away as if nothing happend

  • So, Asteroth created furries :D that makes me sound cooler lolol

  • Ahhh, portabello road :)

  • EXCEPT FROM THIS NOB WHICH IS MINE

  • The bookman looks a little like John Glover.

  • OK,... HOW MUCH of a badass genius must you be to convince the guy thats pulling a knife on you to push your frikkin'n bed??

  • I ain't Michael J. Fox and even if I was I couldn't give you an autograph unless you want an illegible squiggle.

  • When Brown said I'd rather cooperate with a cobra, that didnt sound like him? Infact it sounded like peirce brosnan in James Bond

  • @RepIayMediaCatcher You're right actually and in fact it sounds more like Tim Curry to me, and I noticed it earlier when they were back in Professor Browne's home. And I'm almost dead certain that it was Tim Curry's voice or I'm werewolf.

  • @OutlawRebel117

    ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

  • @RepIayMediaCatcher "arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr?" What's with that?

  • @OutlawRebel117

    Coz your a werewolf, unless your micheal J.Fox from teen wolf, in that case, can I have your autograph?

  • at 3:25 "He wants to see you (to see you nice)". Had to be done its Brucie after all

  • their dancing is so much better than our nowadays-senseless-skillless-d­irty dancing

  • would of been funny if he said "nice to see you, to see you nice"

  • 4:47 except for this knob which is mine lol

  • Excellent timing - Eglantine is just staring to enjoy herself, Mr. Brown finds her, takes her hand, and.....

    Closing time.

  • their voices sound horrible in some parts

  • I don't get what Paul said when the solider went over to him

  • @yamiyugifangirl Paul said 'Missed me.' because the soldier, as part of the dance, swung his fist near his face but didn't hit him.

  • @GoneWithTheSinners: Ah. Ok thanks =3

  • @yamiyugifangirl he said "missed me"

  • damn these people are crazy

  • This is wicked so far, never actually been to Portbello Road, but if its as enterntaining as this.

  • aww :D

    the dancing starting at 0:30 with the two women reminds me so much of my two aunts. they look like them in the film, and the way they do the dance and how they talk is exactly what they would do in real life :D i even pointed it out to them when we watched it and they agreed very much :D

    I love watching that part :)

  • It's Brucey! :D

  • the guy at 5:59 looks like bruce forsyth . does any1 know if it is ?

  • @steeleygers it is indeed :)

  • @steeleygers It IS Bruce Forsyth lol

  • @steeleygers Yeah it is, although i never knew that when i was child, only watching it couple years ago did i realise it was him.

  • @steeleygers its is :)

  • @steeleygers yeah it's brucie

  • @steeleygers It is him.

  • I want the dress they have!! :D

  • what did that man say on 0: 57?

  • ahahahaa when that dude holds a knife and says the bookseller wants to see her,,,and then again when she sees the bookseller and that guy has the knife again WHY DOESNT SHE JUST TURN HIM INTO A RABBIT??????????? my whole life seeing this movie I've wondered this...LOL

  • @hopelesslyderanged true dat!!

  • What time period is this set in again? Is it WWII?

  • @RainTheLeadmare its 1940

  • @poisoncupcake74 k thanks :)

  • @masburnout The reason for the dubbing, is because they found some extra scenes for the special edition but unfortunatly these scenes were without audio and they couldn't get the original actors to dub the scenes because this was many years after. The kids would be grown ups and unfortunatly David Tomlinson past away. The terrible dubbings are ADR dubs.

  • @Wsq4t1tpovatummok whats ADR dubs?

  • @TheEd500 ADR stands for automatic dialogue replacement, i believe it means replacing the voice etc of the original voice. Most dubbing is when you want to translate voices in another language (English dubbed version, this happens alot in anime) But adr means you want to replace the origianl.....Sorry I'm not very good at explaining, try looking it up on the internet it'll explain it better than me.

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  • @TheEd500 unfortunately when they were piecing the film back together they had in some cases just the film and not the audio so it had to be dubbed with only two of the original cast, Angella Landsbury and Roddy McDowell. David Tomlinson was still alive when they were doing this but was in ill health and couldn't make the dubs. Personally if I were in charge of it I would have left the sections that have to be dubbed out except if the music could cover the gap.

  • I love this film, completely forgot Bruce Forsyth was in this! Magic

  • whats with the random dubbing?

  • If I ever bear witness to a random dance party in the streets or in a bar, I'd die a happy man.

  • quite the dance party... i wish folk could really just throw impromptu parties in the middle of random days... garage sales could be a blast...

  • Why shove in all this music and dancing rubbish in the middle of a half-way decent story line?

  • certainly in this version of movie there are few added scenes :) when i watched it ten or eight years earlier there was only half of this :)

  • It's an amazing thing how for a short moment that the whole nice and cheerful atmosphere of Portobelo Rd. shifts to that dismal, empty and sorrowful place we don't was to go to.

  • why didnt they get someone who sounded more like the actors they were dubbing in...

  • ya I am not feeling this extended alley scene, it drags on and on and on and on and...well you get my point, lol

  • Overpaid, oversexed, and over here!

  • @RapidCityJM ...wait isn't that a line from 'Chicken Run'?

  • @JillHill7 Yes and no, it was in Chicken Run but it was actually an actual saying used by British and French soldiers before Normandy. All these American GIs were flooding the pubs and such looking for girls on furlows while preparing for D-Day, it didn't help that Americans were paid more than British so... Overpaid, oversexed, and over here!

  • @RapidCityJM Ah! i didn't know that was a common saying back then. it makes more sense now! thank you! ^_^

  • Actually the Digital Remastering and re-added scenes were done back in ole' 97 on laserdisc, back when that sort of thing was new. So forgive them if it seems a bit hacked and be glad they didn't replace the Nazi's guns with walkie talkies.

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  • Bruce forsythe pushing people about with a knife lmfao!!!

  • that was the longest dance number i have saw :P

  • HERE YOU! NONE OF THAT!...........bookmn

  • Rule of thumb for deleted scenes...don't add them to the movie. Keep them as deleted scenes.....

    It only works for Lord of the Rings though because of the type of movie it is. Here it's more of a hindrance.

  • This movie is awesome!!! I might watch it again later tonight while I play world of warcraft woot thank you so much for uploading this i subscribed to you ^_^

  • Why aren't these guys out fighting the Nazis?

  • I love the dancing part in this film. If only everyone could get on like this in real life. I especially like fact it's all different cultures. Such a great film. Thanks so much for uploading!

  • I love this movie... but this 10 minute long montage of people doing random dances is so... well, random, and totally unneeded.

  • "c'mon gals!" :)

  • A shame they didn't get Steven Fry to dub the missing lines for Browne. He'd have been a closer match for his voice.

  • Because it was 1971 when this film was made!

    Stephen Fry began his career in early 1980s.

  • the missing lines are from footage that was cut from the original release and added back to the film for a special edition of the DVD. unfortunatly they were damaged and needed to be restored, including dubbing some of the actors lines back. That's what I meant.

  • Amen, Disney never learns, They did that with Beauty & the Beast. Also the Lion King. It was weird and annoying. But of course they get the money for their special edition, re-release and director's cut versions. What do they care?

  • OMFG when they push the bed down the stairs HAHAHAHAH

  • "Missed me."?

  • yea i was gonna ask the same thing, wtf is the dubbed crap? :o

  • Bruce Forsyth...well, it's nice to see him, to see him....

  • MG that scene use to annoy me! It just dragged on and on!

  • This dance number was the one reason I went to Portobello Road when I was in London.

  • the manuscript old guy with the beard was also in mary poppins!

  • He was not

  • Bruce Forsyth's Hot Streak.

  • i love this film great filming!!!!!!!! so clear

  • haha detective story.. isnt she from murder she wrote?

  • Now that's how you sell a piano,lol.

  • Is that bruce forthside with the knife?

  • It is indeed. Old Bruce Forsythe. I'd recognise that chin and that voice anywhere. Bless him :-)

  • Ohhh.. I love the old ladys at 0:33.... soo funny !

  • 8:13 is one of the movie's best moments!!!!!

  • If you've been ingesting this in any of it's forms, it may explain your 'third eye'.

  • It's Bruce Forsyth!!!

  • so it is! when he was a spritely 68 year old! :P

  • Actually he'd just turned 83. ;-)

  • No he wasn't 83 then, or else he'd be 121 now xD

  • I like how in 1:32 that sailor picks up that army guy and carries him out of the scene.

    You never see them again.

  • just a LIL disturbin ;)

    ahahaha

  • lol so what they say about sailors IS true:P

  • MHRB baby

  • i love this film although im a bit concerned with paul's knob lol!

  • I love the part at 0:33...!! ... Lovely... XD

  • they don't make movies like this any more. it's really sucks for this generation. it's all cgi crap (fake). no immagination at all.

  • @mitchell6206 Not to defend CGI, or respond to a comment so long ago, but... No imagination in CGI? lol who do you think is controlling the computer? Things may be a bit too smooth these days, but just because they use a computer instead of pen or film, doesn't mean the imagination behind the tools has left.

  • @mitchell6206 While I agree that most of the stuff forced onto children these days is absolute crap, I think CGI can be presented in a very imaginative way. Pixar, anyone? However, for the most part, I unfortunately agree.

  • @mitchell6206 true to true

  • The greatest generation indeed.. of dancers! heh

  • this is like 20 min of nonsense

  • I always loved portobello road song/dance sequence... and have never seen this whole thing. But I can understand why they cut some of it, it did get really long after a while. Never the less I still love it.

  • except for this knob which is mine! ha....

  • +1 =)

  • It's a rare occasion to see Brucie not use a catchphrase.

    I mean he said, "He wants to see you" without even a bat of the eyelid.

    Time and a place, eh?

    This was a great find. I love this movie but only found out today the great Bruce Forsyth was in it! Both a fitting and yet unfitting character for him if you catch my meaning.

  • best.

    dance sequence.

    ever.

  • Second only to the chimney sweeps in Mary Poppins, lol.

  • and third would have to be the dance sequences in Grease ;P

  • When the dubbing comes on for David Tomlinson, it's really hard for my brain to make believe he's speaking those lines. When the line was said about the cobra at 5:50, I was all confused!

  • Look it's Bruce Forsyth!!!!

  • brucie!!!

  • i love the multicultural thing going on, but i also find it funny how so many different cultures are just chillin out on portobello road in london...lol

  • Well at one point or another Britain controlled each country.

    The Carribean, India, Scotland. So it might actually be possible.

  • Unownshipper- You're right, but Scotland is part of Britain anyway.

  • I would like to see this movie turned into a Broadway production. It has good potential to do well like the other Disney Broadway shows. But that's just me.

  • 0:33 through 1:22 is one of my favorite music pieces, :D

  • i agree

  • I love the oboe during the 1 minute mark. :)

  • I always loved Swinburn. I loved him along with Mr. Brown.

  • What's so funny is the Bookman and them were getting along Just fine, they were discussing it all until he doesn't get his way and he threatens them.

  • I don't know why once Swinburn threatened them with the knife they didn't get on the bed and disappear. It's like Miss Price said "What right does he got to order me about?"

  • i never understood why they never just got on the bed and said "take us to where the other half of the book is".

  • It can only take specific locations - it can't figure it out on its own.

  • Dont worry, i'm uploading more tonight :)

  • Omg already part 8.

    Add the rest *please*, such an awesome movie. Old but awesome.

    Can't wait for the rest of these - are you still on these?

  • I love this movie. Thank you for making it.

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