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Deborah Kerr

Deborah Kerr

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Sep 17, 2026

Kristina OakesHOST
16:43
he's like one of the like guys you know with the diamonds and number and all that because i mean people forget that he was a dance i guess like a dancer first and um also larry kurt the original tony in west side story was another one of the uh suitors in the number And a lot of people were like, what was that Marilyn Monroe singing in the beginning? I'm like, no, she doesn't have an operatic voice.
Kristina OakesHOST
17:02
If I go look, Marnie Nixon, who was known for dubbing Deborah Kerr in The King and I, Natalie Wood in West Side Story, and Audrey Hepburn in My Fair Lady, did that in the beginning because she, you know, was known for like, oh, wait, this person can say, let's bring in Marnie Nixon.
Kristina OakesHOST
17:17
She's got this.
Kristina OakesHOST
17:17
She's got this.
SarahHOST
12:31
Joan Crawford was originally lined up for the female lead, but lost the part after insisting on using her own cameraman.
SarahHOST
12:37
opening the door for Deborah Kerr, whose casting against her prim and proper image completely changed how Hollywood saw her.
SarahHOST
12:44
Zinnemann also doubted Donna Reed, the girl from Oregon, shout out Oregon, then admitted she wildly exceeded his expectations.
SarahHOST
12:53
Then there was Frank Sinatra.

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AdamHOST
22:55
Good for Burt Lancaster.
AdamHOST
22:56
Good for Burt.
SarahHOST
22:58
Deborah Kerr.
SarahHOST
22:59
who plays Karen Helms.
Dave LinehanHOST
3:11
favorite?
Noelle TolandGUEST
3:12
Probably In a Fair to Remember is my favorite movie with Deborah Carr and Cary Grant.
Noelle TolandGUEST
3:17
The original.
Noelle TolandGUEST
3:18
Yeah, the original.
Jessi KleinHOST
2:44
The big reveal.
Robbie HoffmanGUEST
2:47
The Deborah Kerr.
Jessi KleinHOST
2:47
Robbie, I was getting to think-
Liz FeldmanHOST
2:48
Robbie
Allison SucameleHOST
10:10
He wasn't in an accident or anything.
Allison SucameleHOST
10:13
There's no tragic romantic devastation like in the 1957 film An Affair to Remember with Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr.
Allison SucameleHOST
10:21
But as usual, I digress.
Allison SucameleHOST
10:24
We remember the workplace feedback that sounded vague but carried a threat.
Greg LynchCORRESPONDENT
49:16
But I liked him a lot.
Greg LynchCORRESPONDENT
49:18
And, you know, when you look at movies like, you know, A Fair to Remember, and that beautiful song on the front of it, and, of course, Deborah Kerr, wasn't it? Yeah.
Greg LynchCORRESPONDENT
49:31
Was the star, the other star in it.
Greg LynchCORRESPONDENT
49:34
What a wonderful film that was.
Rachel BellwoarHOST
74:37
Yeah, should we start teasing what two films we're going to have our viewers choose between for that, Jerome?
Jerome ReuterHOST
74:44
Yeah, as a matter of fact, you'll have the ability to choose between a film which stars the late, great Deborah Kerr, or another one that is a bit more on the exploitation side of things.
Jerome ReuterHOST
74:55
I kind of hinted at it earlier in the episode.
Rachel BellwoarHOST
74:58
Yeah, and actually, if you want to look into that...
James DeakinsHOST
4:53
[laughs]
Ron HowardGUEST
4:53
Wound up getting a part in a movie with Yul Brynner and Deborah Kerr that was going to be shot in Vienna, Austria.
Roger DeakinsHOST
4:59
Oh, wow.
Roger DeakinsHOST
5:00
[laughs]
Ron HowardGUEST
5:22
I, I have tremendous early memories of being around that set and the magic of it.
Ron HowardGUEST
5:28
There was one scene, and then I'll move on from this, but, like, Yul Brynner was playing this, uh, commander, Russian commander.
Ron HowardGUEST
5:36
It was about right after the Hungarian Revolution, and we were a busload of foreigners who were sort of trapped at the border, and Yul Brynner was trying to find Jason Robards Jr., who he thought was a spy, and Deborah Kerr was falling in love with everybody.
Ron HowardGUEST
5:50
And anyway, and, uh [laughs]
Lee ArnottHOST
23:32
episode on Victim way back when we first started.
Lee ArnottHOST
23:36
And The End of the Affair is a tense romantic drama set in London with Deborah Kerr and Van Johnson.
Lee ArnottHOST
23:42
So that's some of the landscape in cinema.
Lee ArnottHOST
23:44
The Dam Busters.
Willa PaskinHOST
18:06
The King and I had been a big Broadway hit for Rodgers and Hammerstein.
Willa PaskinHOST
18:09
For the movie version, they cast Deborah Carr, a very popular performer, to play the lead.
Willa PaskinHOST
18:14
She was the perfect actress for the role, but she was not a singer.
Willa PaskinHOST
18:18
And so they hired Marnie.
Marnie NixonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:59
Actually, the studio, 20th Century Fox, called me and they said that if anyone ever knew that I did any part, any part of the dubbing, that they would see to it that I wouldn't work in town again.
Marnie NixonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:14
Can you imagine? I was scared to death.
Stephen ColeGUEST
20:17
It was embarrassing to Deborah Carr, they felt, to say, oh, she can act, but she can't sing.
Stephen ColeGUEST
20:23
I think they thought it would taint the film.

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