lauren bacall: to have and have not "how little we know"

lauren bacall singing and Hoagy Carmichael playing the piano

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[Marllon]

I can't believe she was nineteen in this.

[MissPingouinRose]

I have a sharp voice and I always dreamdt of having a deep voice. I used to say that whenever I was losing my voice, I always was happy with the raspy sound I ended up with because it made me sound so mature.

I envy you for a having a deep voice.

[bicarbonat1]

I sympathize with you - I always joke to my family that I sound like a Muppet. I love being petite, but I'd love it more if I had a deeper voice to contrast it.

[Jason Madore]

I have the Anita Boyer version on the original ARA 78 record, and it's one of the best jazz tunes from the era. I highly recommend giving it a listen as well.

[Rick Dempster]

That's not Lauren singing, It's Andy Williams, at 15 years old.

[dovie rodarte]

i cant beleve she was my age when she sang this!!! blows my mind, great voice, makes me feel alot better about my deep singing voice =)

[PopRocknSoul]

Well she was 19 in some scenes, she might have been 20 in this one. Still she had a killer voice for someone that young. I think every woman should go through the training she got to deepen her voice.

[Amy Mosteller]

"In the making of "To Have and Have Not (1944), Lauren Bacall's singing fell short of the necessary quality. A professional singer was brought in, but since Bacall's speaking voice was so low, a male, Andy WIlliams, was selected to dub her singing and did so convincingly." - Literature Into Film, Linda Costanzo Cahir

[scotpens]

Back then, EVERYBODY smoked!