On A Clear Day... (8/8) Movie CLIP - On a Clear Day You Can See Forever (1970) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Daisy (Barbra Streisand) sings the title track of the film.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Vincente Minnelli directed, and Alan Jay Lerner adapted the stage musical he had written with Burton Lane, for this this feature film version. Barbra Streisand stars as Daisy Gamble, a chain smoker who, at the urging of her uptight fiance Warren (Larry Blyden), seeks help in kicking the habit from a psychiatrist, Dr. Marc Chabot (Yves Montand). While undergoing hypnosis, however, Daisy and Dr. Chabot discover that she is clairvoyant and can remember a past life as a 19th century heiress named Melinda. As their sessions continue, Dr. Chabot falls in love not with Daisy, but Melinda, while Daisy begins to fall for Chabot and decides she's had enough of Warren. Excised from the final cut of On a Clear Day You Can See Forever (1970) was a musical number performed by Jack Nicholson, who costars as Daisy's stepbrother.
CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (1970)
Cast: Barbra Streisand
Director: Vincente Minnelli
Producer: Howard W. Koch
Screenwriter: Alan Jay Lerner
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simply stated - there is no one anywhere in this world who can stand next to Barbra - as said time and time again - simply perfection.
When Barbra’s voice was at its best.
That epic note at the end that Streisand holds so beautifully!!!! *Stunning!*
Great movie! Loved all of Daisy's high fashion mod looks in this film. 👗
But the real magic was the *Regency Period* costumes for Melinda Tentrees!
All I heard around my house as a child was, “This lil white girl can SING!!!!!” Bravo Miss Streisand! There will never be another voice like yours.
Absolutely one of her finest performances- her singing is breathtaking. No matter how many times that I hear it it still gives me chills! (in a good way- not in a virus kinda way). :)
She did some of her best vocal work in this film. How many chills are initiated when hearing this performance? Just want to thank the late great Nelson Riddle for his brilliant arrangements that underpinned her singing for this role. So lush but sophisticated and subtle at the same time.
You and I are on the same page. See my post above. WOW. You hit the nail on the head. I cannot get over the extraordinary vocals on this film in every song. Listen to “He isn’t you” on headphones and you will understand what I mean. Just sheer beauty of tone, phrasing, and prowess. Best to you,.
Best to you as well! "He isn't you" is one of the most beautiful songs she's ever sung and i never tire of it. Very delicate with another perfect Riddle touch. i know they flipped it from the Broadway show (she isn't you). i still marvel at the "on a clear day" arrangement in the film, like nothing I've ever heard. Two musical geniuses at the pinnacle of their talents, and lucky us!
I love the original cast recording but when you hear how brilliantly Nelson Riddle arranges the songs- and how perfectly Streisand sings them- you realize it's the way the songs always should have been. Hurry It's Lovely Up Here, What Did I Have?, He Isn't You, On A Clear Day,... How can anyone else touch them?
bill, I could not agree with you more in every way. From her absolutely brilliant vocals to the astonishing orchestration by Nelson Riddle, nothing in the world tops this moment and this scene in musical history. I wonder if they knew from watching the playback during the filming of this movie how brilliant this scene truly was.
RESTATE: One of the greatest moments in musical performances in cinema. Streisand's singing in this film was the Peak of her career. Her voice hit an apex and transcended anything she has done before or after. There is no other singing like this and there never will be. If there is anything out there that can top this performance or this moment, I would like to know what it is. This last scene takes me to another world every time I listen to it. Thrilling. ENJOY!!!!
Agreed 100 percent.
David Kaminski WORD!!!
Thank you. it is so wonderful to find others who realize the extraordinary nature of her various performances in this film.we
Davey74Boy
Thank you, Davey boy. I have probably watched this last scene OVER 500 times. I never tire of it. Just too amazing. THIS is the scene they should show when ending any kind of Barbra tribute. To show the World the way she could sing then, at the peak of her career. Best to you, David.
+David Kaminski Very true. And while I don't think Streisand comes near Garland at her best, this is truly a stunning time period in her life. 1968-1973 IS indeed, the apex of this extraordinary singer's life.
Man, what a voice!
Just beautiful, gives me goosebumps!
I've been her biggest fan for over 50 years. She was, and still is amazing. Great talent. Saw her recently live in concert and she's still got it.
Gotta say she’s so pretty in this movie!
I couldn't live without her movies and music! This is a forgotten gem!
This is perhaps one of my top 5 songs of hers. She is simply the best at spinning a phrase.And the way she floats a sound and then goes into full chest voice is so exciting and remarkable. She is the one and only!
Listen starting at 1:47 when the brass makes its entrance and then continues to the end of the song. That is Orchestrator Nelson Riddle’s way of evoking and bringing us back to the British regency era (circa 1814), i.e., Daisy’s previous life as Melinda. Maybe too subtle for most, but brilliant all the same. Stunning. See also my previous comment below. Best to all.
That was a splendid observation. I never realized that after all these years of listening to this extraterrestrial performance!
Paul, also, now you are really going to think I am obsessed........if you look at the outfit that Streisand is wearing at the end of the film while singing the title song, the hat and the dress are a more modern version of the hat and the dress Streisand wears when she leaves the orphanage. Exactly the same. The latter merely the contemporary version. The purpose of that was to evoke the dual personas of Daisy and melinda and to keep that thing going throughout the film. Truly brilliant but at the same time, very subtle trick by the filmmakers.
One of the greatest moments in musical performances in cinema. There is no other singing like this and there never will be. If there is anything out there that can top this performance or this moment, I would like to know what it is. This last scene transcends me every time I listen to it. ENJOY!!!!
She was at her vocal Zenith at this time! GREAT!
Have to agree. Streisand caved into the pressure of FM Radio, and after, say, "The Way We Were", her singing became higher, pretentious, and a bit canned (as if something like "You Don't Bring Me Flowers" can compare to her under-utilized, rich mid-level vibrato here). I'd say Streisand's best vocal days are 1968 to 1975.
Nathaniel, you are absolutely right and you nailed it...... that's what I said in my review. Nothing in the world, vocally, tops this performance in film. Blows me away every time b
Spectacular.
That last note, geesh. Wow.
At the peak of her career, this woman could have handled grand opera with ease. Only one other megatalent -- Judy Garland -- has ever caused a screen to explode with stars and jewels when she sang the way Barbra has. Thank God that both her films and recordings will be around forever. (Too bad that her example doesn't cause some of these latter-day no-talents to slink away in shame...)
This movie Barbra Streisand forever Memorizing Wow
The birth of a soul.
This and Whats Up Doc are my favorite Barbra Streisand films
If only I could sing like this! In the privacy of my room and with my hairbrush as a mike, believe me, I do!
The BEST 💯❤️🔥😍✨
Nelson Riddle arranged and orchestrated the whole film!
Absolutely, and he did so magnificently. In my opinion, Nelson Riddle reached an Apex in his career by taking his orchestration abilities to new heights. He truly raised the bar for Barbra. Best to you and I'm so glad you recognize that. B
God is like a love Journey she takes you on
Yes, this little gem is a near masterpiece of modern theatrical singing. The crescendo, the meaning conveyed in the lyrics, the vocal control, the sense of excitement she conveys as she opens it up. It's just way too short. It almost seems truncated. Was it a reprise of a longer version done earlier in the show? The outfit is distracting, but I know we should make allowances for changes in fashion over time. I don't think that's any college students dressed in the 1960's, though. Nonetheless, it's really special.
You nailed it on the head. Some of the most stunning vocals ever committed to film. Just unbelievable
Actually, this outfit is a modern version of one she wears earlier in the movie in an orphanage scene set in a prior century. You sort of have to watch the whole movie to get several of the "modern day" references.
Streisand's comedies go good with LSD25....Owsley lives. mahalo
It is hard to get a clear day in Pittsburgh.
love this
Wow, its good.
You dink dorks cut off the closing music.
The clip ends before her vocals do?
I love this movie. Where can we watch the whole thing?
Well I wouldn't look towards You Tube anymore. The studios for these old movies and You Tube have taken possession of these sound tracks and movies so greedily, they have marked their "territory" by spraying urine on it like a pet or other animals. There is no more enjoyable history and movies to discover due to the mind set and greed of today's world (the summer of 2016 at this time). In the future, every thing owned by any body including music will be sprayed with a pungent urine.
Try to order one from a video shop ...I got a copy ..best of luck
ULTIMATE CAMPNESS OVERDRIVE THIS IS, EVER.......^0^
Actually, you can't see forever even on a clear day. Assuming that you are observing a flat surface (like the ocean) you can only see about three miles due to the curvature of the earth. This observation limit is called the horizon. You could see farther than that if you (the observer) has some elevation or if the object to be seen is further away than three miles and is sufficiently elevated. If an elevated object is blocking the horizon, you may not be able to see even three miles away. If you don't limit your viewing to the Earth then the farthest you can see during the day is a glance at the Sun, about 94 million miles away. If you want to see long distances then look on a clear night, not a clear day. The farthest star that can seen with our naked eye is V762 Cas in Cassiopeia at 16,308 light-years away. The farthest galaxy that can bee seen with the naked eye is Andromeda at 2.5 million light years.
Willow Slough DX oh Shut Up! No one asked for an analysis!
HAHHAHAHAHHHAH Dude, you're awesome.
Beautiful, but I prefer Cleo Laine’s version better.
I would have liked to hear/see Lea Michelle (Glee) do this number.
Omg please no lol
Matthew Young
Yes!
Matthew Young , Linda Eder would be as close as you'd come, but still far off.
Streisand looks so silly in that orange dress.
The walkon actresses around her look so much more attractive and certainly better dressed.
The singing is still magnificent, though.
Glad you're a fashion critic. Notice the color of the flowers smart one. I think she looks fabulous.
The dress makes her look short. It's the first time I realized she was tiny (5'4").
That hat! It's a wonder how it stays on the back of her head. And the colours we wore at that times. Terrible.
Oh, really? Try looking at the 1980's fashions. Pure junk.
She just got finished seeing the dinosaurs at the natural history museum and was overtaken with creation.
Thanks, was wondering about the context, never saw this musical. Just read the YT synopsis, presumably this woman is beyond time and space, hence the heavenly finale.
Utterly transcendent. Peerless.
I wonder if Ann-Margret could have done this scene BETTER! I'm just asking. :^[}
no
Her nose got in the way! 👍🤣👃
Just remember...annuda vastly overrated Singa makin moolah...offa da gullible publik. Lollollollollol
She never did master post lip synching to her movie recordings. But, then, she never did anything but make money.
Is money making a problem?
jack frazier Only when it's the criterion for evaluating something other than success at business. It's kind of pathetic when it's used to judge wit or music or really good acting.
unclealand that's true, but she says she doesn't like lip syncing. if you look closely, she's actually singing while they're filming this.