Audrey Hepburn, Rex Harrison, Stanley Holloway
A misogynistic and snobbish phonetics professor agrees to a wager that he can take a flower girl and make her presentable in high society.
DVD Release Date: August 5, 2003
Stats: 7,694 reviews
my fair lady is a near perfect movie. the entire cast was perfectly chosen, possibly even to the point of being one of the most perfectly assembled casts in history, and each actor delivered perfectly, especially rex harrison in one of my favorite performances of all time. the ...( read more)
jeepers...Henery Higgens is an @$% hole! he is SOOO MEAN ! and tHat whole why can women be like men? what a sexist pig!
One of the all-time great movie musicals is a veritable feast for the eyes and ears. Yes, the costumes, sets and music are all exquisite, but the film's inflated 3 hour length does start to plod after a while. Rex Harrison is the quintessential Professor Henry Higgins and Audre...( read more)
Ah the good old days, when musicals could be fun and inventive not to mention downright hilarious, despite lasting 3 hours. Hepburn may be cruising toward obscene parody as Eliza Doolittle when using her "cor blimey" cockney accent but it works as one of the most comedic characte...( read more)
I want to watch it right now if I know how to play it so would you tell me how to play and watch it?
Warner Brothers' studio was literally overtaken by the $5 million production during set-making, prop design, costuming and then filming. Jack Warner didn't even consider Julie Andrews, star of the Broadway production, for the role of Eliza Doolittle, he wouldn't take no for an an...( read more)
a real classic. the acting and accents are great, but the best aspect has to be the soundtrack. the songs are brilliant. I especially love I Could Have Danced all Night and On the Street Where You Live.
I have often walked down this street before; But the pavement always stayed...( read more)
i think its one of the best movies t theached speaking is so imortant and when you could speak well then you can be fair lady
I love the part when they are at the ascot races and Eliza says,"Come on dover,move your blooming ass!!!!
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