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My fair lady (1963) George Cukor - My fair lady (13.08.1963 / 12.1963)

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Overview

User Rating:

7.9/10 66,576 votes »

Popularity:

Down 12% in popularity this week. See why on IMDbPro.

Director:

George Cukor

Writers:

Alan Jay Lerner (book)
George Bernard Shaw (from a play by)
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Release Date:

23 December 1964 (France) See more »

Genre:

Drama | Family | Musical | Romance See more »

Tagline:

The loverliest motion picture of them all! See more »

Plot:

A misogynistic and snobbish phonetics professor agrees to a wager that he can take a flower girl and make her presentable in high society. Full summary » | Full synopsis »

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Awards:

Won 8 Oscars. Another 18 wins & 10 nominations See more »

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"Remember that you are a human being with a soul and the divine gift of articulate speech." See more (258 total) »

Cast

(in credits order) (verified as complete)

	Audrey Hepburn	...	Eliza Doolittle
	Rex Harrison	...	Professor Henry Higgins
	Stanley Holloway	...	Alfred P. Doolittle
	Wilfrid Hyde-White	...	Colonel Hugh Pickering
	Gladys Cooper	...	Mrs. Higgins
	Jeremy Brett	...	Freddy Eynsford-Hill
	Theodore Bikel	...	Zoltan Karpathy
	Mona Washbourne	...	Mrs. Pearce
	Isobel Elsom	...	Mrs. Eynsford-Hill
	John Holland	...	Butler
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Elizabeth Aimers	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	Helen Albrecht	...	Ascot Extra (uncredited)
	John Alderson	...	Jamie - Doolittle's crony (uncredited)
	Mary Alexander	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	LaWana Backer	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	Frank Baker	...	Elegant Bystander (uncredited)
	Lois Battle	...	Second Maid (uncredited)
	Brittania Beatey	...	Daughter of Elegant Bystander (uncredited)
	William Beckley	...	Footman (uncredited)
	Marjorie Bennett	...	Cockney with Pipe (uncredited)
	Oscar Beregi Jr.	...	Greek Ambassador (uncredited)
	Betty Blythe	...	Lady at Ball (uncredited)
	Diana Bourbon	...	Ascot Extra (uncredited)
	Iris Bristol	...	Flower Girl (uncredited)
	Tex Brodus	...	Ascot Extra (uncredited)
	Sue Bronson	...	Toff (uncredited)
	Meg Brown	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	Buddy Bryant	...	Prince of Transylvania (uncredited)
	Walter Burke	...	Bystander Who Warns Eliza (uncredited)
	Bea Marie Busch	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	Colin Campbell	...	Ascot Gavotte (uncredited)
	Jeannie Carson	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	Paulle Clark	...	Ad Lib at Ascot (uncredited)
	Natalie Core	...	Ascot Extra (uncredited)
	Tom Cound	...	Footman (uncredited)
	Jennifer Crier	...	Mrs. Higgins' Maid (uncredited)
	Maurice Dallimore	...	Selsey Man (uncredited)
	Allison Daniell	...	Ad Lib at Ascot (uncredited)
	Henry Daniell	...	Ambassador (uncredited)
	Donna Day	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	Roy Dean	...	Footman (uncredited)
	Thomas Dick	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	Brendan Dillon	...	Leading Man (uncredited)
	Anne Dore	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	Pauline Drake	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	Harvey B. Dunn	...	Ascot Extra (uncredited)
	Sandy Edmundson	...	Toff (uncredited)
	Joe Evans	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	Kai Farelli	...	Juggler (uncredited)
	Ray Foster	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	Raymond Foster	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	Raymond Foster	...	Undtermined Role (uncredited)
	Stanley Fraser	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	Charles Fredericks	...	King George V in Fantasy Sequence (uncredited)
	Lea Genovese	...	Toff (uncredited)
	Ayllene Gibbons	...	Fat Woman at Pub (uncredited)
	Jack Goldie	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	Jack Greening	...	George (uncredited)
	Beatrice Grenough	...	Grand Lady (uncredited)
	Clive Halliday	...	Costermonger (uncredited)
	Sam Harris	...	Guest at Ball (uncredited)
	Marjory Hawtrey	...	Ad Lib at Ascot (uncredited)
	Eric Heath	...	Costermonger (uncredited)
	Monika Henreid	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	Eugene Hoffman	...	Juggler (uncredited)
	Samuel Holmes	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	Jimmie Horan	...	(uncredited)
	Clyde Howdy	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	Kendrick Huxham	...	Elegant Bystander (uncredited)
	Lillian Kemble-Cooper	...	Lady Ambassador (uncredited)
	Phyllis Kennedy	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	Colin Kenny	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	Goldie Kleban	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	Peter Ladefoged	...	Voice of Linguistics Lesson (uncredited)
	Alma Lawton	...	Flower Girl (uncredited)
	Queenie Leonard	...	Cockney Bystander (uncredited)
	William Linkie	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	Rico Lopez	...	Horseman (uncredited)
	Moyna MacGill	...	Lady Boxington (uncredited)
	Laurie Main	...	Hoxton Man Not Hoston (uncredited)
	Sidney Marion	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	Eric Martin	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	Owen McGiveney	...	Man at Coffee Stand (uncredited)
	John McLiam	...	Harry (uncredited)
	Shirley Melline	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	Carol Merrill	...	Toff (uncredited)
	Gigi Michel	...	Toff (uncredited)
	Lenore Miller	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	John Mitchum	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	Barbara Morrison	...	Ascot Extra (uncredited)
	Marlene Morrow	...	Toff (uncredited)
	Alan Napier	...	Gentleman Escorting Eliza to the Queen (uncredited)
	Nick Navarro	...	Dancer (uncredited)
	James O'Hara	...	Costermonger (uncredited)
	Patrick O'Moore	...	Man (uncredited)
	Richard Peel	...	Costermonger (uncredited)
	George Pelling	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	Barbara Pepper	...	Doolittle's Dance Partner (uncredited)
	Hilda Plowright	...	Bystander (uncredited)
	Frank Radcliffe	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	Jack Raine	...	Extra (uncredited)
	Olive Reeves-Smith	...	Mrs. Hopkins (uncredited)
	Christopher Riordan	...	Suitor at Ball (uncredited)
	David Robel	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	Dinah Anne Rogers	...	First Maid (uncredited)
	Victor Rogers	...	Policeman (uncredited)
	Corinne Ross	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	Baroness Rothschild	...	Queen of Transylvania (uncredited)
	Wendy Russell	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	Kenny Salvatt	...	Racegoer in 'Ascot Gavotte' Sequence (uncredited)
	Miriam Schiller	...	Landlady (uncredited)
	Buddy Shea	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	Orville Sherman	...	Ascot Extra (uncredited)
	Jacqueline Squire	...	Parlor Maid (uncredited)
	Michael St. Clair	...	Bartender (uncredited)
	Geoffrey Steele	...	Taxi Driver (uncredited)
	Sandy Steffens	...	Toff (uncredited)
	Grady Sutton	...	Ascot Extra / Guest at Ball (uncredited)
	Henry Sweetman	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	William Taylor	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	Joy Tierney	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	Arthur Tovey	...	Singer (uncredited)
	Gwendolyn Watts	...	Cook (uncredited)
	Ron Whelan	...	Algernon / Bartender (uncredited)
	Elzada Wilson	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	Nick Wolcum	...	Ad Lib at Church (uncredited)
	James Wood	...	Cockney (uncredited)
	Ben Wright	...	Footman at Ball (uncredited)
	Ben Wrigley	...	Costermonger (uncredited)

Directed by
George Cukor

Writing credits
Alan Jay Lerner		(book of musical play)
George Bernard Shaw		(from a play by) (as Bernard Shaw)
Alan Jay Lerner		(screenplay)

Produced by
Jack L. Warner	....	producer

Original Music by
André Previn		(uncredited)

Cinematography by
Harry Stradling Sr.		(director of photography) (as Harry Stradling)

Film Editing by
William H. Ziegler		(film editor) (as William Ziegler)

Production Design by
Cecil Beaton
Gene Allen		(uncredited)

Art Direction by
Gene Allen
Cecil Beaton		(uncredited)
Malcolm C. Bert		(uncredited)

Set Decoration by
George James Hopkins

Costume Design by
Cecil Beaton		(costumes)
Michael Neuwirth		(uncredited)

Makeup Department
Gordon Bau	....	makeup supervisor
Jean Burt Reilly	....	supervising hair stylist
Dean Cole	....	hair stylist (uncredited)
Frank McCoy	....	makeup artist (uncredited)
Robert J. Schiffer	....	makeup artist (uncredited)
Marvin G. Westmore	....	makeup artist (uncredited)

Production Management
Sergei Petschnikoff	....	unit manager
Rudi Fehr	....	post-production supervisor (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
David Hall	....	assistant director

Art Department
Cecil Beaton	....	scenery designer

Sound Department
Francis J. Scheid	....	sound
Murray Spivack	....	sound
George Groves	....	sound recordist: studio (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department
Gerald Perry Finnerman	....	camera operator (uncredited)
Frank Flanagan	....	gaffer (uncredited)
Michael A. Jones	....	rigging gaffer (uncredited)
Doug Mathias	....	electrical rigging (uncredited)
Wally Meinardus	....	camera operator (uncredited)
George R. Schrader	....	grip (uncredited)
Chris Schweibert	....	color technician (uncredited)
Chris Schwiebert	....	color technician (uncredited)
Roger Shearman	....	first assistant camera (uncredited)
Mel Traxel	....	still photographer (uncredited)
Robert Willoughby	....	still photographer (uncredited)

Casting Department
Robert Lennard	....	casting: British (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Eleanor Abbey	....	costumer (uncredited)
Dave Berman	....	assistant costume designer (uncredited)
Geoffrey Brown	....	costumer (uncredited)
Norma Brown	....	costumer (uncredited)
Betty Huff	....	costumer (uncredited)
Joan Joseff	....	costume jeweller (uncredited)
Anne Laune	....	costumer (uncredited)
Bob Richards	....	costumer (uncredited)
Gerda Robinson	....	costume design coordinator (uncredited)
Joe Wiatt	....	costumer (uncredited)

Music Department
Alexander Courage	....	orchestrator
Robert Franklyn	....	orchestrator
Alan Jay Lerner	....	lyrics by
Frederick Loewe	....	additional music
Frederick Loewe	....	music by
André Previn	....	music conductor (as Andre Previn)
André Previn	....	music supervisor (as Andre Previn)
Robert Tucker	....	vocal arrangements
Albert Woodbury	....	orchestrations (as Al Woodbury)
Uan Rasey	....	musician: trumpet soloist (uncredited)

Other crew
Herman Levin	....	stage producer: musical play
Hermes Pan	....	choreographer
Leah Barnes	....	milliner (uncredited)
Max Bercutt	....	unit publicist (uncredited)
Carl Combs	....	unit publicist (uncredited)
Wayne Fitzgerald	....	title designer (uncredited)
Peter Ladefoged	....	advisor: phonetics (uncredited)
Mort Lichter	....	unit publicist (uncredited)
Sergei Petschnikoff	....	production administrator (uncredited)
Susan Seton	....	dialogue director (uncredited)

Crew verified as complete

Production Companies

Warner Bros. (presents)

Distributors

BY Experience (2015) (USA) (theatrical) (re-release)
Oy Fox Films (1977) (Finland) (theatrical)
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation (1994) (USA) (theatrical) (re-release)
Warner Bros. (1964) (Argentina) (theatrical)
Warner Bros. (1964) (Finland) (theatrical)
Warner Bros. (1964) (France) (theatrical)
Warner Bros. (1964) (Netherlands) (theatrical)
Warner Bros. (1964) (USA) (theatrical)
20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (1996) (USA) (video) (laserdisc)
Abril Vídeo (????) (Brazil) (VHS)
CBS DVD (2009) (USA) (DVD)
CBS Home Entertainment (2015) (USA) (DVD) (Blu-ray)
CBS Video (1995) (USA) (VHS)
CBS/Fox (1990) (USA) (VHS)
CBS/Fox (1991) (USA) (video) (laserdisc)
CBS/Fox (1992) (USA) (video) (laserdisc)
Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) (1976) (USA) (TV)
Encore Entertainment (1998) (UK) (video) (laserdisc)
Fox Video (1994) (USA) (video) (laserdisc)
Fox Video (1995) (USA) (VHS)
MGM/CBS Home Video (1980) (USA) (VHS)
National Broadcasting Company (NBC) (1973) (USA) (TV)
Oy Europa Vision AB (1995) (Finland) (VHS)
Paramount Home Entertainment (2011) (USA) (DVD) (Blu-ray)
Paramount Home Media Distribution (PHMD) (2015) (USA) (DVD) (Blu-ray) (for CBS)
Paramount Home Video (2001) (USA) (VHS)
Sandrew Metronome Distribution (1999) (Finland) (DVD)
Showtime (????) (Finland) (video)
Viacom (1976) (USA) (TV) (syndication behalf of CBS)
Warner Home Video (2004) (Germany) (DVD)
Warner Home Video (2004) (Finland) (DVD)
Warner Home Video (2006) (UK) (DVD)
Warner Home Video (1998) (USA) (DVD)
Warner Home Video (2004) (UK) (DVD)
Warner Home Video (2004) (USA) (DVD)
Warner Home Vídeo (????) (Brazil) (DVD)
Yleisradio (YLE) (1980) (Finland) (TV)

Other Companies

DeLuxe Laboratories 65mm preservation interpositive by (1994 restoration)
Warner Bros. Studio Services re-recorded at (as Warner Hollywood Studios) (1994 restoration)
Goldwyn Sound Facility re-recorded at (1994 restoration)
Cinesite main title and additional scenes digitally restored at (1994 restoration)
Imagica USA Inc. optical and title restoration by (1994 restoration)
I.C.E. Negative Cutting negative cutting (as ICE Negative Cutting) (1994 restoration)
Pacific Title titles (1994 restoration)
Eastman Kodak restoration produced on film by (1994 restoration) (as Eastman Kodak Films)
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Film Archive, The special thanks (1994 restoration)
Boston Light & Sound special thanks (1994 restoration)
Four Seasons Hotel, Bevely Hills, LA special thanks (1994 restoration)
Panavision special thanks: restoration (1994 restoration)
Pro-Tek Film Preservation Vault special thanks (1994 restoration)
Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment camera cranes (uncredited)
Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) acknowledgement: is the author of this motion picture for the purpose of copyright and other laws (1994 restoration) (as CBS Inc.)