Hvilken klassisk melodi er det, Robin Williams fløjter, mens han går på skolens græsplæne, og de studerende løber efter ham for at vise ham årsbogen? (og han stopper kun med at fløjte ved ordene "oh captain, my captain."
"Catch Me If You Can":
Hvad er det for en kendingsmelodi, man hører, da Leonardo sidder med sin forlovede og hendes familie (inkl. Martin Sheen) og ser et slags game-show? Leonardos forlovede sætter sig på skødet af sin far. Melodien starter med noget i retning af: "Has anybody seen..."
Anybody?
"Some people have bad taste and others have taste more like mine." - Roger Ebert
#1 du stiller da nogen onde opgaver, well den sidste kan jeg hjælpe med det er Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly.
Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly? (C.W. Murphy & Will Letters) (American version by William J. McKenna, 1909)
Michael Kelly with his sweetheart came from County Cork, And bent upon a holiday, they landed in New York. They strolled around to see the sights; alas, it's sad to say, Poor Kelly lost his little girl upon the Great White Way. She walked uptown from Herald Square to Forty Second Street The traffic stopped as she cried to the copper on the beat:
cho: Has anybody here seen Kelly? K.E. double L. Y, Has anybody here seen Kelly? Have you seen him smile? Sure his hair is red, his eyes are blue, And he's Irish through and through, Has anybody here seen Kelly? Kelly from the Emerald Isle
Over on Fifth Avenue, a band began to play, Ten thousand men were marching for it was Saint Patrick's Day. The "Wearing of the Green" rang out upon the morning air, 'Twas Kelly's favorite song, so Mary said, "I'll find him there." She climbed upon the grandstand in hopes her Mike she'd see, Five hundred Kellys left the ranks in answer to her plea.
Tune in "Popular Irish Songs"
Men den fra Dead Poets den er svære, jeg kan godt huske scene, men bare ikke høre den for mig.
J. J: "This is one of my Favorite shots." Tom Cruise: "I just love this scene, and the set"
Er ret sikker på at den som Keating/Williams fløjter i gården er den klassiske "1812 Overture". Det er ihvertfald den melodi jeg har i hovedet når jeg tænker tilbage på scenen.
#1 chandler75 18 år siden
Hvilken klassisk melodi er det, Robin Williams fløjter, mens han går på skolens græsplæne, og de studerende løber efter ham for at vise ham årsbogen? (og han stopper kun med at fløjte ved ordene "oh captain, my captain."
"Catch Me If You Can":
Hvad er det for en kendingsmelodi, man hører, da Leonardo sidder med sin forlovede og hendes familie (inkl. Martin Sheen) og ser et slags game-show? Leonardos forlovede sætter sig på skødet af sin far. Melodien starter med noget i retning af: "Has anybody seen..."
Anybody?
#2 elwood 18 år siden
Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly?
(C.W. Murphy & Will Letters)
(American version by William J. McKenna, 1909)
Michael Kelly with his sweetheart came from County Cork,
And bent upon a holiday, they landed in New York.
They strolled around to see the sights; alas, it's sad to say,
Poor Kelly lost his little girl upon the Great White Way.
She walked uptown from Herald Square to Forty Second Street
The traffic stopped as she cried to the copper on the beat:
cho: Has anybody here seen Kelly?
K.E. double L. Y,
Has anybody here seen Kelly?
Have you seen him smile?
Sure his hair is red, his eyes are blue,
And he's Irish through and through, Has anybody here seen Kelly?
Kelly from the Emerald Isle
Over on Fifth Avenue, a band began to play,
Ten thousand men were marching for it was Saint Patrick's Day.
The "Wearing of the Green" rang out upon the morning air,
'Twas Kelly's favorite song, so Mary said, "I'll find him there."
She climbed upon the grandstand in hopes her Mike she'd see,
Five hundred Kellys left the ranks in answer to her plea.
Tune in "Popular Irish Songs"
Men den fra Dead Poets den er svære, jeg kan godt huske scene, men bare ikke høre den for mig.
Tom Cruise: "I just love this scene, and the set"
#3 filmz-grev_michal 18 år siden
#4 chandler75 18 år siden
# 3 Ja, det er rigtig nok Tchaikovskis "1812 Overture", selvom det jo kun er en meget lille del Keating får fløjtet.