My Fair Lady (Two-Disc Special Edition) | Audrey Hepburn, Rex Harrison

My Fair Lady (Two-Disc Special Edition) | Audrey Hepburn, Rex Harrison | My Fair Lady

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My Fair Lady (Two-...

	My Fair Lady (Two-Disc Special Edition) Audrey Hepburn, Rex Harrison Warner Home Video, 2004 average customer review:based on 262 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Audrey Hepburn SHINES

Audrey Hepburn is "THE FAIREST LADY" of all. She was a gem. My Fair Lady is a GEM on her crown of success in films. Breakfast at Tiffany's is the DIAMOND on the crown.

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My Fair Lady

Saw this on Broadway...the DVD is wonderful as was the VCR...but I wish they had let Julie Andrews play her original role...Andrew Hepburn was lovely but Julie's voice was fantastic,

A must-have DVD

My Fair Lady (Two-Disc Special Edition)
This is truly a must-have edition of My Fair Lady for anyone who is interested in movie history. Not only is the movie itself one of the best of all times--beautiful music, witty dialogues, clever social critique, excellent actors--but the special features added to this two-disc special edition help us to gain new insight into the process of making the film and, later, recovering it so that future generations may be able to enjoy it too.

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Audrey Hepburn is Lovely, Rex is Brilliantly Stuffy

I've had this saved on my dvr for some time, and was looking forward to seeing this classic, well loved musical. Rex Harrison is terrific in his defining role as Professor Higgins, and Audrey Hepburn is beautiful as the socially challenged Eliza Doolittle.

Now to the script: Professor Higgins makes a bet with a friend that he can transform the street beggar Eliza Doolittle into a socially graceful and desirable woman within six months. He takes her into his home and teaches her the proper way to speak the English language and to dress.

In the process, she (for some strange reason) falls in love with Professor Higgins, even though he is totally lacking in knowing how to treat women. He doesn't think he needs women and wonders why they can't be more like men (duh!!!!!).

Some of the songs are memorable and tremendous, with catchy choruses such as Wouldn't it Be Loverly, The Rain in Spain, Get Me to the Church on Time, and (my favorite) With a Little Bit of Luck. The ending is less than satisfying to say the least, but I suppose for that time, it was realistic. A good experience.

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