Chapter 12 mother in others eyes

The best example is my mother playing and singing "Moon River" holding the guitar in the middle.My mother is not a professional singer, nor does she have a good voice for singing operas. For this reason, when she later starred in "My Fair Lady", all the songs were not sung by her mother herself, but by Marnie · Nixon sang.However, the scene where she sits in the fire escape of the building and plays and sings "Moon River" has become a classic in movie history.Henry Mancini was a good friend of his mother and a well-known composer at the time. Mancini produced the soundtracks for many of his mother's movies. He wrote an article in a newspaper in the late 1970s, talking about his mother's What a shock the sound brought to him.

For another film with his mother, "Enigma", Mancini described it this way many years later: What kind of person is my mother and what makes her an indelible image in people's hearts? All of these are difficult to describe in words.How did she have such a profound influence on people?How did it resonate with those fans? Cecil Beaton was a talented photographer at the time and a visual imager, who was involved in the character design in "My Fair Lady".He once wrote an article about post-World War II Europe in the November 1954 issue of VOGUE, in which he paid tribute to the greatness of my mother.

This isn't some clever packaging trick or some pre-release publicity for a particular film, nor is it just critics or directors who think mothers are amazingly gifted. Virtually everyone in America and Europe loves mothers.This article expresses the inner voice of a mother.