Take Me to the Fair

Well doesn't she think she's something =P hahaha
I would have laughed if one of the knight's had said, "Okay, sure, gives me some free time. Catch yeah later."
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Please, don't flame me, it's a joke. I adore this musical and the myths.

The argument seems to be ACTING versus SINGING (and in the talented Broadway style too). The same applies to various musical movies even as recent as Phantom of the Opera (Gerard Butler and Emmy Rossum). Actors are NOT singers but this is a MOVIE version of the musical and still a MOVIE. I happen to like Vanessa's Queen Guenevere only because it's too hard for me to see Andrews as an adulterous wife/Queen. Andrews ? She'd never cheat on her husband in real life! She's too ...perfect

I totally agree! this has long been one of my favorite musical movies for that reason. Vanessa's Guenevere is multi- dimensional. The perfect mix of naughty and nice!

meeee too!

Gosh, guys, I also love Vanessa Redgrave. She's a terrific actress and I have always admired her, but do you all really think that she does justice to the Lerner and Loewe score? Imagine My Fair Lady with Audrey Hepburn's original voice. Yes. What a waste! Redgrave is much better (the English diction and training had to count for something, after all), but as a singer she's far from impressive...

I agree, Vanessa made my favourite Julie Andrews remake!

The greatest part is Vanessa & Franco Nero fell in love during filming and remain a couple today!! Sir Richard would have been my choice!!

Thank you for posting this. I feel Vanessa Redgrave was the perfect choice for Guenevere. While Julie Andrews certainly has a majestic voice, I feel VR was able to emote more effectively in her singing; JA sings beautifully, but I don't hear the nuances of character on the OBC recording like I do in the film version. Also, could someone please post VR singing "I Loved You Once in Silence." Her interpretation of that song is brilliant and very touching.

Oh, yes, how could I forget to say that I think Vanessa's singing is well done?! I think she has a beautiful, light, refreshing voice, that reflects the mystery and magic that surrounds the legend of Camelot. And, in the course of the film she hits some very lovely high notes.

wow, shes looks absolutely GORGEOUS! we all know her as the ''oscar-winning- political-greatest of all time-one of the redgraves' actress, but i dont think i have seen this sexy/glamorous/fun side to her before. And her voice is very rockchick, and more than satisfactory - she isnt julie andrews no, but then again julie is not Vanessa Redgrave in terms of acting either. I know want to watch this brillaint musicial.