My Fair Lady
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Synopsis
In 1910s London, snobbish phonetics professor Henry Higgins agrees to a wager that he can make a crude flower girl, Eliza Doolittle, presentable in high society.
Cast
- Audrey Hepburn
- Rex Harrison
- Stanley Holloway
- Wilfrid Hyde-White
- Gladys Cooper
- Jeremy Brett
- Theodore Bikel
- Mona Washbourne
- Isobel Elsom
- John Holland
Letterboxd User Reviews
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- Mar 26, 2017
A terrifying, blood-curdling story about a working-class woman who is abused, tortured, starved and neglected by a monstrous misogynist psychopath who is so pathologically obsessed with a skewed elitist idea of the purity of the English language that he's willing to…
RobotPolarBearMar 27, 2021when you hate women so much you sing an extremely gay song
RobinJan 24, 2018british people are so scary
Marian - Jul 31, 2016
cinematography: wow misogyny: vomit costuming: beautiful elitism: ugly production design: stunning zero poc: yikes overall: a pretty mess.... but still a mess
caitlinApr 19, 2019Audrey Hepburn is the most perfect person to walk this earth confirmed
rudiMay 8, 2021why can't the english teach their children how to speak 😡😡😡 arabians learn arabian with the speed of summer lightning 😤😤😤 the hebrews learn it backwards which is absolutely frightening 🤯🤯🤯🤯 but use proper english you're regarded as a freak 😒😒 why can't the…
grace spelman - Oct 27, 2018
came for audrey’s cockney accent stayed for audrey’s cockney accent
veronicaDec 29, 2020its a really good movie if you read it as a story about two gay men adopting a daughter (in this sense, even better than Asquith's Pygmalion with Pickering being so heavily gay 'coded' in this) but. i cannot review this without stating that the decision to dub jeremy…
Chris 🍉Jul 10, 2020the only good part of this movie is audrey that is it
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- Kikibooly dislikedMy Fair Lady
Oh my gosh do I hate the ending to this movie holy cow do I hate the ending to this movie
taylor likedMy Fair Ladyphenomenal
chloe lovedMy Fair Ladydespite being lengthy, i actually quite enjoyed it!! i love how thoroughly detailed this film was, it’s so rich in color and details in which i truly admire myself. love the plot, love eliza, and i also love Freddie lol. Audrey’s acting was top tier too! especially in the start!
- Meg lovedMy Fair Lady
Best Picture Oscar winner 1965 (37th Academy Awards) My Rating: 8.5/10 Nominated for 12 Oscar’s and won 8. Costumes are A+ in the film and some of the best songs from a musical. It’s crazy that Audrey Hepburn wasn’t nominated when everyone else was 🫣
anais likedMy Fair LadyI would’ve loved this movie. It was beautiful and omg the dresses (‼️) but knowing what I know about the original play “Pygmalion” the ending really grinds my gears. I think it’s time for a new adaption where Eliza doesn’t come back. Sorry to the stans
Raine likedMy Fair LadyLOOOVED the story, HATED the ending (and Professor Higgins). The designs, choreography, costumes, story elements, and characters were well thought out. Some of songs were boring but I enjoyed very time when Audrey Hepburn sung
- caro lovedMy Fair Lady
preciosa, graciosa y con un argumento increíble. mi única queja es el final de Eliza, que merecía muchísimo más que el profesor que siempre la trató como si fuera menos que él. la última frase lo dice todo.
Corey Nicoll likedMy Fair LadyIt wasn't what I was thinking but still bloody brilliant. loved the theatre type feel. made it feel very warm. I'm not a fan of the songs in it. seemed a little boring.
noelcb25 lovedMy Fair LadyLove my fair lady. Some of my favorite songs include get me to the church on time, the rain in Spain, I could have danced all night, and wouldn’t it be loverly
Atom Users Reviews
Metacritic
Cukor doesn't try to hide the stage origins of his material; rather, he celebrates the falseness of his sets, placing his characters in a perfectly designed artificial world. Every frame of this 1964 film bespeaks Cukor's grace and commitment—it's an adaptation that becomes completely personal through the force of its mise-en-scene.
Dave Kehr
Chicago Reader
Audrey Hepburn is a physical wonder; Rex Harrison defines his role; and production designer Gene Allen is the hidden star. A big screen production for the entire family.
Gene Siskel
Chicago Tribune
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