Unread post by pillowtalk » 06 May , Unread post by littlepinetree » 06 May , Unread post by Theodomus » 07 May , Unread post by BabeWilliams » 07 May , Unread post by webmaster » 07 May , Unread post by Peter Flapper » 07 May , Unread post by John M » 07 May , Unread post by BabeWilliams » 12 May , Unread post by suzie » 18 Aug , Privacy Terms. Quick links. Post Reply. Search Advanced search. How do you rate "The Pajama Game"? Poor 1. Contact Debbi Austen. Send email. Contact webmaster.
Send email Website. The Pagama Game Quote Unread post by webmaster » 31 Mar , I took it off - I think I can do a better one - or perhaps just use the film scene. It's on my list of things to do, Debbie! Contact pillowtalk. Contact BabeWilliams. Introspection Late Night Partying. Rainy Day Relaxation Road Trip. Romantic Evening Sex All Themes. Articles Features Interviews Lists.
Streams Videos All Posts. My Profile. Advanced Search. Track Listing. Racing With the Clock. I'm Not at All in Love. I'll Never Be Jealous Again. Hey There. Once-a-Year Day. Small Talk. There Once Was a Man. The film was already deeply into pre-production; Mr.
Abbott was working with Stanley Donen, who would be co-directing the film; Bob Fosse was recreating the dances; the film was adhering very closely to the original.
My task was to train the ensemble and Doris Day, who was playing the Janis Paige role. A mass of freckles and beauty and good spirits, she was a genuinely sweet person, and a joy to work with.
She had an agile mind, and a sure musical sense, and teaching the songs to her was a breeze. It would help her, help me, and possibly help my future.
So, I sat down with my tape recorder and then with a musical secretary, and wrote a ballad for her called The Man Who Invented Love. She loved it. It lay in her range, it had nice lyrics and what was most important, it was right for both her and the character.
I played it for Mr. Abbott and Stanley Donen, and they liked it, too. It was a sure bet for the film, a breakthrough for me. My career was slowly re-engaging its gears. It would never be heard.
0コメント