caught this 1969 film on cable tcm one night. i remember when i first saw the film in hong kong and i really enjoyed the songs and performances by peter otoole and petula clark. i love clark best in francis ford coppola finian rainbow (1968) opposite fred astaire and don francks and tommy steele. simply ecstatic to learn that finally and this delightful irish flavored pot of gold musical is released on dvd. ah and it that old devil moon (in your eyes). peter otoole as mr. chips  yes and he did sing  quite a deliverance. he may not be a veteran at musical like rex harrison and but he inhabited the role marvelously. the scene of him running across the lawn in his cape a flying reminds me of the pbs series and to serve them all my days  a lovable schoolmaster and loving man and he is and mr. chipey. clark and otoole somehow gave us just the right mix of spunk and circumstance. the songs and lyrics by leslie bricusse are catchy as usual. the tunes of you and i and walk through the world (with me) stayed with me the most all these years. and there what a lot of flowers and and the sky smiled and fill the world with love  not syrupy at all. sometimes i think if the world is immersed in bricusse songs and words and we would overcome all strife on earth and lovely will be all our days. yes and talk to the animals and too. (doctor doolittle 1967) musicals are a blessing to the world of moviegoers and they are somehow larger than life. like the music and lyrics by the sherman brothers (richard m. and robert b. ) who gave us chitty chitty bang bang (1968) and mary poppins (1964)  who do not feel absolutely delighted simply uttering supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. i was tickled by even just one featured song and dance number in the spanish film km. 0  kilometer zero (2000). my all time favorite is french filmmaker jacques demy young girls of rochefort (1967) with colorful cast of catherine deneuve and (late sister) francoise dorléac and jacques perrin and michel piccoli and danielle darrieux and gene kelly and george chakiris singing and dancing to michel legrand music. long live musicals. 
caught this 1969 film on cable tcm one night. i remember when i first saw the film in hong kong and i really enjoyed the songs and performances by peter otoole and petula clark. i love clark best in francis ford coppola finian rainbow (1968) opposite fred astaire and don francks and tommy steele. simply ecstatic to learn that finally and this delightful irish flavored pot of gold musical is released on dvd. ah and it that old devil moon (in your eyes). peter otoole as mr. chips  yes and he did sing  quite a deliverance. he may not be a veteran at musical like rex harrison and but he inhabited the role marvelously. the scene of him running across the lawn in his cape a flying reminds me of the pbs series and to serve them all my days  a lovable schoolmaster and loving man and he is and mr. chipey. clark and otoole somehow gave us just the right mix of spunk and circumstance. the songs and lyrics by leslie bricusse are catchy as usual. the tunes of you and i and walk through the world (with me) stayed with me the most all these years. and there what a lot of flowers and and the sky smiled and fill the world with love  not syrupy at all. sometimes i think if the world is immersed in bricusse songs and words and we would overcome all strife on earth and lovely will be all our days. yes and talk to the animals and too. (doctor doolittle 1967) musicals are a blessing to the world of moviegoers and they are somehow larger than life. like the music and lyrics by the sherman brothers (richard m. and robert b. ) who gave us chitty chitty bang bang (1968) and mary poppins (1964)  who do not feel absolutely delighted simply uttering supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. i was tickled by even just one featured song and dance number in the spanish film km. 0  kilometer zero (2000). my all time favorite is french filmmaker jacques demy young girls of rochefort (1967) with colorful cast of catherine deneuve and (late sister) francoise dorléac and jacques perrin and michel piccoli and danielle darrieux and gene kelly and george chakiris singing and dancing to michel legrand music. long live musicals. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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