Does anyone out there know the song that Oliver sang to Hepburn in this movie (You are the sun, you are the moon, but more, much more . . .). I thought perhaps it was Shubert, but cannot find it. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
It's just a few words (by lyrcist Don Black) set to composer John Barry's wonderful theme for LOVE AMONG THE RUINS. Sorry I can't give you a title, because as of 2009 this gorgeous score has never been released on CD or LP. (Although Barry did include a three-minute arrangement of this theme on a 1975-or-so Polydor [British] LP titled PLAY IT AGAIN.)
But in the past 10 years we've seen many great, sometimes obscure soundtracks of the past get issued as limited-edition CDs, so I hold out hope for this one. (By the way, I showed LOVE AMONG THE RUINS on laserdisc last night to my wife of 18 months, and she fell asleep. Did I marry the wrong woman?)
I rewatched the movie two days ago and I also wanted to look for that song :). Indeed 'Sir Arthur' talks about the Shubert Serenade but it doesn't sound like it. So it must be what ScopeWatcher says, words to Barry's theme. According to a John Barry's web LOVE AMONG THE RUINS appears also in the cd "The very best of John Barry".
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