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My Fair Lady

7.5

Released December 01, 1964Runtime 2h 50min

The loverliest motion picture of them all!

A snobbish phonetics professor agrees to a wager that he can take a flower girl and make her presentable in high society.

Genres

Music

Comedy

Romance

Production Companies

Warner Bros. Pictures

Production Countries

United States of America

Finances

Budget: $17,000,000
Revenue: $72,661,442
Profit/Loss: $55,661,442

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Cast

Audrey HepburnEliza Doolittle

Rex HarrisonProfessor Henry Higgins

Stanley HollowayAlfred P. Doolittle

Wilfrid Hyde-WhiteColonel Hugh Pickering

Gladys CooperMrs. Higgins

Jeremy BrettFreddy Eynsford-Hill

Theodore BikelZoltan Karpathy

Mona WashbourneMrs. Pearce

Isobel ElsomMrs. Eynsford-Hill

John HollandButler

Marni NixonEliza Doolittle (singing voice) (uncredited)

Colin KennyAd Lib at Church (uncredited)

Bert StevensGentleman (uncredited)

Frank BakerGentleman (uncredited)

Marjorie BennettCockney with Pipe (uncredited)

Betty BlytheLady at Ball (uncredited)

Arthur ToveySinger (uncredited)

Al BainCockney (uncredited)

William BeckleyFootman (uncredited)

Lillian Kemble-CooperLady Ambassador (uncredited)

Henry DaniellAmbassador (uncredited)

Brendan DillonLeading Man (uncredited)

Iris BristolFlower Girl (uncredited)

Geoffrey SteeleTaxi Driver (uncredited)

Charles FredericksKing George V (uncredited)

Maurice DallimoreSelsey Man (uncredited)

John AldersonJamie - Doolittle's crony (uncredited)

John McLiamHarry (uncredited)

John MitchumAd Lib at Church (uncredited)

Alan NapierGentleman Escorting Eliza to the Queen (uncredited)

Christopher RiordanSuitor at Ball (uncredited)

Michael St. ClairBartender (uncredited)

Grady SuttonAscot Extra / Guest at Ball (uncredited)

Stuart HallGentleman (uncredited)

Sam HarrisGuest at Ball (uncredited)

Leoda RichardsLady Exiting Ascot

Buddy BryanPrince of Transylvania (uncredited)

Crew

George CukorDirector

David S. HallAssistant Director

Alan Jay LernerScreenplay

George Bernard ShawTheatre Play

Alan Jay LernerMusical

Alan Jay LernerLyricist

Alan Jay LernerBook

Frederick LoeweMusical

James C. KatzProducer

Jack L. WarnerProducer

Sergei PetschnikoffUnit Manager

Frederick LoeweOriginal Music Composer

Harry Stradling Sr.Director of Photography

William H. ZieglerEditor

Frederick LoeweSongs

George James HopkinsProduction Design

Cecil BeatonProduction Design

Hermes PanChoreographer

Gene AllenArt Direction

George James HopkinsSet Decoration

Gordon BauMakeup Supervisor

Jean Burt ReillyHair Supervisor

Frederick LoeweAdditional Music

Bobby TuckerMusic Arranger

Alexander CourageOrchestrator

Robert FranklynOrchestrator

Albert WoodburyOrchestrator

Francis J. ScheidSound

Murray SpivackSound

Cecil BeatonCostume Design

André PrevinMusic Supervisor

André PrevinConductor

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Reviews

The difference between a lady and a flower girl is not how she behaves, but how she is treated. Upper crust phonetics Professor Henry Higgins (Rex Harrison) agrees to a wager that he can make brash London speaking flower girl Eliza Doolittle (Audrey Hepburn) presentable in high society. Ler...

by Filipe Manuel Neto

**A film with a lot of quality, but also with some mistakes that are difficult to forgive.** This is one of those films that I heard a lot about before I actually decided to sit down and watch it. It is considered by many to be one of the greatest musicals of all time, and I can agree that it is...

A recent survey asserted that the English had the sexiest accents in the world. Perhaps not exactly the sort of recognition "Prof. Henry Higgins" (Rex Harrison) was seeking when, exasperated by the standards of his native language being spoken around London, he plucks poor "Eliza" (Audrey Hepburn")...