Very Annie Mary O Mio Babbino Caro

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[zsoly]

Witch film is this from?

[Quelfe]

@zsoly

Very unhappy his comet. I believe that comment so we probably would not want their videos. When you do not like, I'm quiet.

[Quelfe]

thanks for the comment. Very good

[brainsparkles]

OMG!!! This is Rachel Griffiths, late of Six Feet Under. I don't know who is actually singing this aria(Google this if you want to find out). Rachel Griffiths is one of the sexiest women alive and a fantastic actress. Definitely not a castrato! I can see why some of you did not recognize her, but DUH. I now absolutely must see this movie.

[Quelfe]

@brainsparkles

obrigada pelo comentário. Muito bom

[bernhardt2]

hmm.. is this rly a women ? isn't this a castrate, dunno... well can't explain the boobs, but she looks so manly in some way.. noticed it immediately.. good voice tho

[Quelfe]

@bernhardt2

Investigate and find out if the actress is spayed or not. Her name is Rachel Griffiths.

[thetruthbeneatherose]

omg MY FAVOURITE MOVIE ever :) I love this song

[JamesJimmyJnr]

The song being sung at the graveside service has nothing to do with the funeral, it has to do with the ralationships between those who are standing around the grave and the relationships between the deseased and thhose whom you are observing as the camera pans out around. The movie is also about the choices we make in life and how we battle with the implications of the decisions have made on our lives

[WelshRob1964]

Awesome singing and a brilliant film. 

[Hirasawayuicute]

Nice Voice! X3

[jewelmarkess]

@ausspan Oh for heaven say, Lauretta has always had zero intention to throw herself into the river. I don't know about this movie, but the aria itself comes from the COMIC OPERA! Why do people guess instead of simply reading the plot of Gianni Schicchi?

[jewelmarkess]

@hln63 Actually, this is not at all true, you are taking the words out of context. The "song" is actually an aria from a COMIC(!) opera Gianni Schicchi by Giacomo Puccini. The girl, Lauretta, may be sincere or she may be manipulating her daddy into helping her, but what she has no intention to throw herself into the river. She is not asking for permission, she wants her daddy to agree to help the boy's parents get the inheritance. This is in context: /watch?v=QXV-SsMgSOo

[zsoly]

@Quelfe Hmm???

[thetruthbeneatherose]

@omrelliug33

its called "Very Annie Mary"

[carson11100]

@bernhardt2 you know somethin, i thought the exact same thing