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This Drinking Song is indescrebable The more you listen to it the more you want to keep listening There aren't sufficient words to praise the joy and power with which Mr. Lanza sings it The song itself is a wonder but both put together cannot be equalled
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his powerful timbre makes you chill most particularly in this song. astonishing voice really. congratulations for putting so many Lanza videos
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It's disappointing to not see Mario in the part, but he had gained too much weight--too much of the good life.
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Edmund Purdom was such a great actor and yet he was underrated. I don't know why, but to me he should have been one of the top actor in Hollywood. R.I.P. Edmund Purdom.
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Wonderful singing that will never be surpassed. The pefect Student prince. The perfect voice too.
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hollywood should be ashamed of themselves for using mario's voice (i've read what went on, have read the biography) but it's all money money money.....mario should have played his own part!!
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The most beautiful, dignified sequence about student drinking circa 1850. Nowadays it's about beer-bongs, projectile vomiting, and sexually harassing the server girls.
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Really?! Haha. Wouldn't clearly see it because "Oscar Goldman" had big square glasses.
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here's to sweet home chicago, the good old days on rush st....72-99,,,,,,,,,i loved it so and it loved me back.
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Forever and forever!!



Could you post the full, unedited 3 1/2 minute version?
MVillani1985 4 years ago
I can post the full recorded song, yes. I'm glad you asked.
balletamie 4 years ago
The prince was played by British actor Edmund Purdom: a very good actor, and also good at lip-synching. Purdom replaced Lanza in this film, and Marlon Brando in "The Egyptian". (He was nominated for an Oscar).
Recognise his friend on the right? That's Richard Anderson. He was 'Oscar Goldman' on the "Six Million Dollar Man". Anderson's likeness was merchandised as an action figure in the '70s.
Back to Lanza: Each song in the film was recorded in one take. Magnifico.
snufpark 4 years ago 3
Thank you, Grazie! for the details
balletamie 4 years ago