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# FUNNY FACE - FUNNY FACE (1 Blu-ray)

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## Product Details

- **Genre:** Musical
- **Format:** Subtitled
- **Contributor:** Audrey Hepburn, Fred Astaire, Kay Thompson, Michel Auclair, Robert Flemyng, Stanley Donen, Sue England, Suzy Parker, Virginia Gibson
- **Language:** English
- **Runtime:** 1 hour and 43 minutes

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    New Look musical
  

*by K***R on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 22 November 2003*

Although first impressions may suggest this is a slight offering, "Funny Face" holds up as one of the best fifties musicals on repeated viewing.  Inspired by the chic fashion world of renowned photographer Richard Avedon and Dior's new look, Audrey Hepburn plays Jo, a drab Greenwich Village bookshop assistant and philosophy student who is spotted by Astaire's photographer as the ideal new face for the cover of "Quality" magazine.  Before she knows it, Hepburn has been whisked off to Paris for fashion fittings and photos, with the proviso that she can also attend some philosophy lectures with a renowned exponent of "Empathicalism".  The Parisian scenes are pure tourist chocolate box and none the worse for it - especially when Astaire gets to dance an impromptu Spanish routine under Hepburn's balcony.  Thanks to the DVD release, we're now able to see all three leads in the split screen sequence where they explore Paris.  Kay Thompson is a vital force as Maggie, the editor of Quality magazine, who commands "Think Pink" at the start of the show.  Hepburn can't really sing but boy does she dance well in a Parisian beatnik bar!  Other excellent Gershwin songs such as the title song, "S'Wonderful" and "Ring dem Bells" (the latter a great comic routine for Dick and Maggie as they infiltrate the philosopher's salon disguised as Florida spiritualists) all conspire to make this as effervescent as pink champagne.  I think it eclipses Astaire's "The Bandwagon" from the same period, which was largely based around two songs, "Thats Entertainment" and "Triplets".  Sure, its hard to believe Hepburn would fall for Astaire, given the age gap, but I thought musicals were all about suspension of disbelief anyway!  Treat yourself and check this little gem out.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    S'wonderful, S'musical, S'....MODERNIST??!!
  

*by P***3 on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 8 November 2020*

Man, so much more tha  I expected. A bit of soft romcom with dance we rented as a break from political news? But this turns out o be only loosely based on the Broadway show in which Astaire starred 30 years before. This is about the fashion industry (rather like Devil Wears Prada) only from the viewpoint of a fictionalized (and dancing!) Richard Avedon, who was a in reality consultant designer for the film as well. The result of a collaboration between Astaire, Avedon, and Gershwin, in effect, and a star vehicle for former ballerina Audrey Hepburn, with all her charm turned to 11. as a philosophy student -intellectual turned model. It's a dated piece, the attitudes towards romance and women might be forward looking at the time but seem horribly paternalist now, yet seen in context it isn't really too offensive, as Hepburn's character is the active agent of her own story arc, and is given credit for her intelligence throughout the script. Her dancing is superb, and the slightly-aging Astaire is still legendary, umbrella-twirling, jazz tapping, blues-singing, and generally outdoing music stars half his age. They have some real chemistry, and Avedon's design is mid-century genius. WAAAYYYYYY better than i thought, I'm a late-middle-aged football-on-Sundays guy, and I really enjoyed this.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    I Love Your Sunny, Funny Face...
  

*by M***N on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 February 2011*

Done in typical Hollywood 50's style, Funny Face is the story of a bookshop clerk (Audrey Hepburn) with a love for all things philosophical who happens to have a 'funny face'. She is discovered by a world-famous fashion photographer (wonderful Fred Astaire) who loves her 'sunny funny face' and thinks that she could be the biggest thing in fashion. He convinces his magazine editor (Kay Thompson) to take a chance on the girl, and bribing Hepburn with the chance to meet her philosophy lecturer idol, they whisk her off to the most fashionable city in the world - Paris!!It was called by one reviewer 'a delightful mixture of intelligence and froth' which is exactly what it is. It's sheer entertainment like we don't have in today's cinema, with no pretence, just fun.Audrey Hepburn is lovely as usual, and really gets to show off her dancing talent in the classic 'Basal Metabollism' sequence. She looks amazing in the Givenchy/Edith Head fashion of the day, the entire movie plays like a huge fashion show for her (which is always a plus).Fred Astaire is charming and proves that he can still dance up a storm and croon a song even if the age difference between him and Hepburn is slightly unbelievable. But he charms you into forgetting all that.Kay Thompson was really great as the magazine editor, loud and brassy and very funny.The songs are Gershwin classics and are performed excellently by the entire cast. Audrey Hepburn charms her way through 'How Long Has This Been Going On?', Fred Astaire sings 'He Loves, She Loves' and dances another of his classic routines to the title song 'Funny Face'. And Kay Thompson gets to belt out 'Think Pink'.But the most stunning aspect of this film really is the picture quality and technicolour. I have honestly never seen a better looking technicolour film. It's utterly beautiful and hasn't aged a single bit, from the dance to Funny Face in the developing room with only red lighting, to the underground cafe' in Paris lit by multicoloured lights.A really nice, entertaining movie that is a rightful classic.

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