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West Side Story - Tonight - Natalie Wood - Marni Nixon

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Published on Dec 29, 2008

Here's "Tonight" as heard in the released film, with Marni Nixon replacing all of Natalie Wood's vocal. Jim Bryant sings for Richard Beymer.

Click on the video response to hear Natalie sing the song herself.
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  • IngunnLK

    IngunnLK 1 year ago

    it's so weird that it's not actually the actress who is singing

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  • boinx1234

    boinx1234 1 year ago

    It's quite common. Do a search for my other video to see how often:

    Dubbing Through The Decades

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  • yanira13

    yanira13 1 year ago

    Hard to believe the actors despised each other!!!!! XD

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  • boinx1234

    boinx1234 1 year ago

    I don't think they despised each other. Natalie was upset that Warren Beatty didn't get the role, so she was simply businesslike with Richard, He has said that they would say hello, start making passionate love on set, and then say goodbye. So it wasn't that she was nasty to him, just that she didn't go out of her way to be friendly.

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  • faeryquene

    faeryquene 2 weeks ago

    Beatty wouldn't have been any more believable as a streetwise former gangster. Too white-bread rich preppie looking. The role was miscast as was Wood's role.

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  • boinx1234

    boinx1234 1 week ago

    True, but have you ever seen a production in which Tony is played as a believable former gang member? Certainly neither Larry Kert nor Matt Cavenaugh fit the bill.

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    boinx1234 2 years ago

    The "other girl" was Marni Nixon, whose name appears in the title of the clip and in the note I included directly beneath the clip.

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  • bonzibaby8356

    bonzibaby8356 1 week ago

    ljuvlig...

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  • jimmy page

    jimmy page 2 weeks ago

    could have fooled me

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  • Th0517

    Th0517 2 weeks ago

    <3 best love song. lways lisen to this whan i think of love <3

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  • David C

    David C 1 month ago

    one of the biggest numbers in broadway history...

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  • Abbyneedsmetalhelp11

    Abbyneedsmetalhelp11 2 months ago

    Who would dislike true love?

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  • Grimm Dark

    Grimm Dark 2 months ago

    Maria want to bump and grind on some white boy lap

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  • faeryquene

    faeryquene 2 months ago

    Oookayyy...

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  • faeryquene

    faeryquene 2 months ago

    Beymer may not have seemed like a street tough but I can't buy the womanizing Beatty as street tough Tony who falls in love and is true to just one girl either. Frankly, Beatty seems too Prep School Whitebread. Richard was an Iowa farmboy and it showed but there are some scenes like this one imo that he pulls off well.

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