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 | Interviews with Leslie Caron and Kim Novak 1956 Roving reporter John Parsons talks to the beautiful Leslie Caron and gorgeous Kim Novak about their forthcoming films. Leslie Caron appears very nervous(but charming), in contrast to the eloquent and self-assured Kim Novak. |
 | Hi-Lili Hi-Lo Leslie Caron in the 1953 musical "Lili" singing with a puppet. |
 | 11 Lili legendary dance number Leslie Caron/Mel Ferrer 11 Lili. Movie: Lili (1953). Anthological final dance with Leslie Caron and Mel Ferrer.LILI (1953) Directed by Charles Walters Leslie Caron .... Lili Daurier Mel Ferrer .... Paul Berthalet Jean-Pierre Aumont .... Marc Zsa Zsa Gabor .... Rosalie Kurt Kasznar .... Jacquot Amanda Blake .... Peach Lips (red-haired dame) Alex Gerry .... Store proprietor Ralph Dumke .... M. Corvier (cabaret and restaurant manager) Wilton Graff .... M. Tonit (theatre agent) George Baxter .... M. Enrique (theatre agent)I've kept my promise. The whole Lili is there in eleven parts. An amazing musical with only one song, poor scenery and dresses, one of the strangest stories, and even though, a great success. I guess Lili remains forever on the minds of the ones who see this magic film. |
 | Gene Kelly and Leslie Caron - An American In Paris Only two pictures have ever been described by critical concensus as "the perfect film"; Citizen Kane and An American in Paris. This was Kelly's magnum opus. His choreography was of such a standard that the Academy of Motion Picture Sciences created a special Oscar that year in recognition of his achievement. Though Singin' in the Rain is the film everyone knows, this is the film they should all watch. This is the routine everyone hould watch.Here is his duet with the stunning Leslie Caron, and if there is a more charged duet anywhere in dance on film I have yet to see it. All those fans of crappy celebrity ballroom comps should take note. This is how it's done |
 | 10 Lili -Puppet's Farewell Leslie Caron/Mel Ferrer Lili 1953 10 Lili (Charles Walters - 1953) The Farewell to the Puppets. Leslie Caron and Mel Ferrer |
 | 04 Lili - Hi Lili Hi Lo - Leslie Caron/Mel Ferrer Lili 1953 From Lili (Charles Walters - 1953) Leslie Caron and Mel Ferrer sing the anthological Hi Lili Hi Lo. Kurt Kaznar is the good fellow that calls the musicians.Hi Lili Hi Lo (Words and Music by Branislau Kaper and Helen Deutsch)ON EVERY TREE THERE SETS A BIRDSINGING A SONG OF LOVE...ON EVERY TREE THERE SETS A BIRDAND EVERY ONE I EVER HEARDCOULD BRAKE MY HEART WITHOUT A WORDSINGING A SONG OF LOVE...A SONG OF LOVE IS A SAD SONG, HI-LILI, HI-LILI, HI-LOA SONG OF LOVE IS A SONG OF WOEDON'T ASK ME HOW I KNOWA SONG OF LOVE IS A SAD SONGFOR I HAVE LOVED AND IT'S SOHI LILI HI LILI HI LO HI LO HI LILI HI LILI HI LOHI LILI HI LILI HI O HI LOHI LILI HI LILI HI LO..................................................................I SIT AT THE WINDOW AND WATCH THE RAIN, HI-LILI, HI-LILI, HI-LOTOMORROW I'LL PROBABLY WILL LOVE AGAIN, HI-LILI, HI-LILI, HI-LO |
 | 05 Lili - The Dream- Leslie Caron/Mel Ferrer Lili 1953 1953 Charles Walter's Lili (The Dream)with Leslie Caron, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Jean Pierre Aumont, Mel Ferrer and Kurt Kaznar. |
 | An American in Paris Video Clip (Leslie Caron costume fantasy) Henri (Georges Guetary) describes his girlfriend Lise (Leslie Caron) to Adam (Oscar Levant) in "AN AMERICAN IN PARIS" (1951). |
 | Sophie Gayot KTLA The Morning Show Leslie Caron Sophie Gayot and Jessica Holmes interviewing Emmy Winner Leslie Caron at the Fouquet's, live from Paris |
 | Lili (1): Carrot Top - Leslie Caron - Mel Ferrer Lili meets a new friend who shows his concern for her, a scene from the 1953 Oscar winning film Lili starring Lesli Caron and Mel Ferrer. A musical fable based on a Paul Gallico story which unfolds in the bright atmosphere of a traveling French carnival, the tale of a young girl who grows from adolescence to womanhood and the bitter young man who helps her and is healed in the process.Also starring Zsa Zsa Gabor, Jean-Pierre Aumont, and Kurt Kasznar. Music by Bronislaw Kaper, Academy Award winner for Best Score. |
