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Boris dance sequence

posted 18 years ago by cakemaker408
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Okay, I have watched this adorable Movie about hundred times since buying the DVD, and I have looked at the end credits many times trying to figure out the song Boris dances to when Betty brings Dylis' dress. I am pretty confident it was preformed by The Ted Heath Orchestra, and I thought I had it when I listened to Tuxedo Junction, But I have not been able to find that particular version, Please can anyone tell me, if this is the correct song, and if so, does anyone know where I can find a reasonable copy of the exact or quick version of this song, as I find it absolutely charming!
Thanks to anyone who can help, and I hope you all enjoy this movie as much as I have!

Tam

[–] andria2369 17 years ago

I know its been a while and you probaly already found what you were looking for, Just in case:

According to the subtitles the song is "Begin the Beguine" by Ted Heath and his orchestra.

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[–] voltape 17 years ago

If you mean the tune to which they dance at the end of the film, surely, that Cole Porter's unforgettable Beguin the Beguine, and the rendition was excellent - I saw in the credtis it was by Ted Heath group - magnificent the signer. Makes up for the awful performance in De-Lovely, the biopic of Cole Porter with Kevin Kleen and super lovely Ashley Judd. I don't remember who signs it in De-Lovely, but it is awfully out of tune. Good for the British for this Begin the Beguine version. Pepe (voltape) - Lima - Peru

[–] mmccann12net 16 years ago

I hope you have found this song by now. It is not Begin the Beguine or String of Pearls. We are also trying to identify the song. I would love to have someone give me a title!

[–] bluzup-1 12 years ago

i know tom jones is singing at the end and he sings begin the beguine hmmmm now you got my curosity up hahahahaha

[–] thepartydjz 7 years ago

When Boris Plots takes away the presumed dead body of Betty they begin singing "Blue Skies" almost as a reprise of the music from their dance scene. It seems to me the band was playing that same melody.

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