| My Fair Lady | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1964) | |||||
| Comedy, Drama, Family, Musical, Romance | |||||
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| Audrey Hepburn | Eliza Doolittle | |
| Rex Harrison | Professor Henry Higgins | |
| Stanley Holloway | Alfred P. Doolittle | |
| Wilfrid Hyde-White | Colonel Hugh Pickering | |
| Gladys Cooper | Mrs. Higgins | |
| Jeremy Brett | Freddy Eynsford-Hill | |
| Theodore Bikel | Zoltan Karpathy | |
| Mona Washbourne | Mrs. Pearce | |
| Isobel Elsom | Mrs. Eynsford-Hill | |
| John Holland | Butler | |
| Elizabeth Aimers | Cockney | |
| Helen Albrecht | Ascot Extra | |
| John Alderson | Jamie - Doolittle's crony | |
| Mary Alexander | Cockney | |
| LaWana Backer | Ad Lib at Church |
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| Producer |
Jack L. Warner
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| Writer |
Alan Jay Lerner
George Bernard Shaw |
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| Cinematography |
Harry Stradling Sr.
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| Musician |
André Previn
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Linguist Professor Henry Higgins bets his friend, Colonel Hugh Pickering , that he can transform Cockney flower girl Eliza Doolittle in time for an important society ball. The spirited Eliza proves more of a handful than the Professor could have predicted. As she slowly becomes more refined, and less reliant upon him, Higgins realizes, to his confusion, that he can't live without her. |
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