“Lawrence of Arabia” (1962) | Music Score by Maurice Jarre The score was performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra and went on to garner Jarre his first Academy Award for “Music Score — Substantially Original”.

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A Tribute to Audrey Hepburn Music: Céline Dion — “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face”

@mich255 You're very sweet. Thanks Michelle.

@bb_pedromartins No Pedro, that's his real singing voice in this video. They should have used his version in the film.

@soxited That's his real singing voice in this video Richard. They should have used his version in the film.

@MichelleJarw @pmurphy5375 Not initially PA Murphy, however, he appreciated the film later on in his career.

Hi Pegasus10. In Henry V, he combined playing the minor role of the Duke of Gloucester with understudying Christopher Plummer as the king: when a kidney stone obliged Plummer to withdraw from a performance, Shatner's decision to present a distinctive interpretation of his role rather than imitating his senior's impressed Plummer as a striking manifestation of initiative and potential. Plummer later appeared as a Klingon adversary of Captain Kirk's in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. Guthrie too rated the young Shatner very highly, later recalling him as the most promising actor that his Festival employed, and for a time, he was seen as a potential peer of Steve McQueen, Paul Newman and Robert Redford.

@groundlingpenny Yes Nessa, there were quite a few actors who had to wear lifts, Alan Ladd being just one other example.

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