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Date of Birth:

29 January 1931, London, England, UK more

Trivia:

Inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1989. more

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Awards:

Won 2 Oscars. Another 22 nominations more

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(13 articles)

Old Globe Theatre's Sammy Begins Previews 9/19
(From BroadwayWorld.com. 19 September 2009, 2:51 AM, PDT)
Musical Theatre Guild Presents Staged Reading Of 'Stop The World' 9/14 & 9/20
(From BroadwayWorld.com. 25 August 2009, 11:33 AM, PDT)

Filmography

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			Year	Gross (USD)	Rating
1.	Seven Pounds (2008)	(writer: "Feeling Good")	2008	$165M	7.6 (50,320)

2.	Trick 'r Treat (2008)	(writer: "Can You Read My Mind?")	2008	-	7.3 (7,643)
	AKAs: Terreur à l'Halloween (Canada: French title)
3.	"Bones" (2005)	(1 episode, 2008)	2008	-	8.5 (13,422)
	1 TV episode: "Bones: The Wannabe in the Weeds (#3.14)" (writer: "Talk To the Animals" (uncredited))
4.	"Eli Stone" (2008)	(1 episode, 2008)	2008	-	7.7 (582)
	1 TV episode: "Eli Stone: Soul Free (#1.13)" (writer: "Feeling Good" (uncredited))
5.	"Dancing with the Stars" (2005/I)	(1 episode, 2008)	2008	-	5.2 (2,079)
	1 TV episode: "Dancing with the Stars: Round 1: Part 2 (#6.2)" (writer: "Feeling Good" (uncredited))
6.	"A Current Affair" (1971)	(1 episode, 2007)	2007	-	2.2 (48)
	1 TV episode: "A Current Affair: (2007-06-27)" (writer: "Feeling Good")
7.	"John from Cincinnati" (2007)	(1 episode, 2007)	2007	-	7.1 (1,087)
	1 TV episode: "John from Cincinnati: His Visit: Day Two Continued (#1.3)" (writer: "Feeling Good")
8.	Sicko (2007)	(writer: "(I've Got a) Golden Ticket")	2007	$24.7M	8.3 (37,404)

9.	"A Taste of My Life" (2006)	(1 episode, 2007)	2007	-	4.5 (7)
	1 TV episode: "A Taste of My Life: John Barrowman (#2.1)" (lyrics: "Goldfinger")
10.	Art School Confidential (2006)	(writer: "Pure Imagination")	2006	-	6.3 (8,892)

11.	Last Holiday (2006)	("Feeling Good")	2006	-	6.3 (7,223)

12.	Da Kath & Kim Code (2005) (TV)	(writer: "The Joker Is Me")	2005	-	7.3 (280)

13.	"Great Performances" (1972)	(2 episodes, 2001-2005)	2005	-	8.4 (106)
	2 TV episodes: "Great Performances: Michael Bublé: Caught in the Act (#34.1)" (writer: "Feeling Good") "Great Performances: My Favorite Broadway: The Love Songs" ("What Kind of Fool Am I?")
14.	War of the Worlds (2005)	("If I Ruled the World")	2005	$591M	6.6 (121,464)

15.	Madagascar (2005)	(writer: "The Candy Man")	2005	$407M	6.6 (50,709)

16.	"Late Show with David Letterman" (1993)	(1 episode, 2005)	2005	-	7.6 (15)
	AKAs: Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts) Letterman (Australia) The Late Show (USA: informal short title) 1 TV episode: "Late Show with David Letterman: (#12.100)" (writer: "Feeling Good")
17.	Beyond the Sea (2004)	(writer: "Fabulous Places" (1967))	2004	-	6.7 (7,379)
	AKAs: Beyond the Sea - Musik war sein Leben (Germany)
18.	Little Black Book (2004)	(writer: "The Candy Man")	2004	-	5.1 (6,952)

19.	Live and Swingin': The Ultimate Rat Pack Collection (2003) (V)	(writer: "Who Can I Turn To?")	2003	-	9.2 (23)

20.	Bruce Almighty (2003)	(writer: "If I Ruled the World", "The Candy Man", "Oompa-Loompa Doompadee-Doo")	2003	$459M	6.6 (83,038)

21.	"Scrubs" (2001)	(1 episode, 2003)	2003	-	9.2 (50,894)
	1 TV episode: "Scrubs: My Dream Job (#2.22)" (writer: "Candy Man")
22.	40 Days and 40 Nights (2002)	(writer: "Talking 'bout My Baby")	2002	-	5.4 (25,094)
	AKAs: 40 jours et 40 nuits (France)
23.	The Martins (2001)	(writer: "Talk to the Animals")	2001	-	5.0 (580)

24.	Bully (2001)	(writer: "Song for Shelter (Talking 'Bout My Baby)")	2001	-	7.0 (15,151)
	AKAs: Bully (France)
25.	A Dog of Flanders (1999)	(writer: "Cheer up Charlie")	1999	-	5.9 (424)

26.	Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999)	(writer: "In Like Flint")	1999	$310M	6.6 (76,013)
	AKAs: Austin Powers 2: The Spy Who Shagged Me (USA: video title)
27.	"The Simpsons" (1989)	(3 episodes, 1993-1999)	1999	-	9.2 (392)
	3 TV episodes: "The Simpsons: Homer to the Max (#10.13)" ("Goldfinger") "The Simpsons: Trash of the Titans (#9.22)" (writer: "The Garbageman") "The Simpsons: Homer's Barbershop Quartet (#5.1)" (music: "Talk to the Animals") (lyrics: "Talk to the Animals")
28.	Little Voice (1998)	(lyrics: "Goldfinger" (1964))	1998	$18.3M	6.9 (7,944)

29.	Doctor Dolittle (1998)	(writer: "Talk to the Animals")	1998	$290M	5.2 (23,316)

30.	Vegas Vacation (1997)	(writer: "Once In A Lifetime")	1997	$37.4M	5.5 (12,170)
	AKAs: National Lampoon's Vegas Vacation
31.	"Live with Regis and Kathie Lee" (1989)	(1 episode, 1996)	1996	-	4.6 (456)
	AKAs: Live with Regis (USA: new title) Live with Regis & Kelly (USA: new title) 1 TV episode: "Live with Regis and Kathie Lee: (1996-12-20)" (writer: "Who Can I Tell?")
32.	"The Ren & Stimpy Show" (1991)	(1 episode, 1996)	1996	-	8.3 (2,443)
	AKAs: VH-1 Ren and Stimpy Rocks (USA: cable TV title) 1 TV episode: "The Ren & Stimpy Show: Sammy and Me/Big Flakes (#5.8)" ("Mantid Man" (uncredited))
33.	The Land Before Time IV: Journey Through the Mists (1996) (V)	(writer: "Grandma's Lullaby", "Who Needs You?", "It Takes All Sorts")	1996	-	4.7 (781)

34.	Casino (1995)	(writer: "Who Can I Turn To (When Nobody Needs Me)")	1995	$110M	8.1 (95,861)
	AKAs: Casino (France)
35.	Victor/Victoria (1995) (TV)	(lyrics: "Paris by Night", "If I Were a Man", "Trust Me", "Le Jazz Hot", "Paris Makes Me Horny", "Crazy World", "Louis Says", "King's Dilemma", "You & Me", "Paris by Night (reprise)", "Almost a Love Song", "Chicago, Illinois", "Living in the Shadows", "Victor/Victoria")	1995	-	7.3 (448)

36.	Point of No Return (1993)	(writer: "FEELING GOOD")	1993	-	5.6 (9,438)
	AKAs: The Assassin (Australia) (International: English title) (UK) (USA: video title) The Assassin - (Point of No Return) (UK: DVD box title)
37.	Toys (1992)	(writer: "ONCE IN A LIFETIME")	1992	-	4.6 (12,264)

38.	Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992)	(writer: "Christmas Star", "Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas")	1992	$280M	5.7 (45,211)
	AKAs: Home Alone II (USA: short title)
39.	The 64th Annual Academy Awards (1992) (TV)	(writer: "When You're Alone")	1992	-	6.0 (258)

40.	Hook (1991)	(lyrics: "We Don't Wanna Grow Up", "When You're Alone", "Pick'em Up")	1991	$301M	6.2 (55,066)

41.	The Taking of Beverly Hills (1991)	(writer: "Thank You Very Much")	1991	-	4.3 (367)
	AKAs: Boomer: The Taking of Beverly Hills
42.	The 63rd Annual Academy Awards (1991) (TV)	(writer: "Somewhere in My Memory")	1991	-	6.0 (250)

43.	Home Alone (1990)	(lyrics: "Somewhere In My Memory", "Star Of Bethlehem")	1990	$534M	6.9 (69,768)

44.	The Fabulous Baker Boys (1989)	(writer: "The Candy Man")	1989	-	6.6 (8,688)

45.	The Songwriter's Hall of Fame 20th Anniversary... The Magic of Music (1989) (TV)	(writer: "A New Life")	1989	-	-

46.	"The Charmings" (1987)	(1 episode, 1987)	1987	-	6.2 (56)
	1 TV episode: "The Charmings: The Charming's Buy a Car (#1.4)" (writer: "The Candy Man")
47.	The 59th Annual Academy Awards (1987) (TV)	(writer: "Life in a Looking Glass")	1987	-	5.9 (156)

48.	That's Life! (1986)	(lyrics: "LIFE IN A LOOKING GLASS")	1986	-	5.9 (524)
	AKAs: Blake Edwards' That's Life!
49.	Santa Claus (1985)	("Every Christmas Eve", "Making Toys", "It's Christmas Again", "Patch! Natch!", "Thank You, Santa!")	1985	-	5.0 (3,141)
	AKAs: Santa Claus: The Movie (USA: promotional title)
50.	Superman III (1983)	(writer: "They Won't Get Me")	1983	-	4.7 (16,619)
	AKAs: Superman III (Canada: French title)
51.	John Wilson's Mini-Musicals (1981) (V)	(writer: "The Candy Man")	1981	-	-
	AKAs: Fantastic All-Electric Music Movie (USA: reissue title)
52.	The Sea Wolves (1980)	("THE PRECIOUS MOMENTS")	1980	-	6.2 (1,173)
	AKAs: The Sea Wolves: The Last Charge of the Calcutta Light Horse (UK: complete title)
53.	"The Muppet Show" (1976)	(1 episode, 1980)	1980	-	8.9 (2,186)
	1 TV episode: "The Muppet Show: (#5.24)" (writer: "Talk To The Animals")
54.	Superman (1978)	(lyrics: "CAN YOU READ MY MIND")	1978	$289M	7.3 (46,424)
	AKAs: Superman - Le film (Canada: French title) Superman: The Movie
55.	Revenge of the Pink Panther (1978)	(lyrics: "MOVE 'EM OUT")	1978	-	6.4 (6,388)
	AKAs: Blake Edwards' Revenge of the Pink Panther (UK: complete title)
56.	"Martine" (1975)	(1 episode, 1976)	1976	-	-
	1 TV episode: "Martine: (#1.5)" (music: "De Cameraman") (lyrics: "De Cameraman")
57.	"The Julie Andrews Hour" (1972)	(1 episode, 1973)	1973	-	8.6 (54)
	1 TV episode: "The Julie Andrews Hour: (1973-03-24)" (writer: "When I Look In Your Eyes")
58.	The Special London Bridge Special (1972) (TV)	(writer: "London is London")	1972	-	5.8 (25)

59.	"The Mike Douglas Show" (1961)	(1 episode, 1972)	1972	-	7.6 (80)
	1 TV episode: "The Mike Douglas Show: (1972-03-17)" (writer: "Goldfinger")
60.	Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971)	(music: "The Candy Man", "Cheer Up, Charlie", "(I've Got a) Golden Ticket", "Pure Imagination", "Oompa-Loompa-Doompa-De-Do", "I Want It Now!") (lyrics: "The Candy Man", "Cheer Up, Charlie", "(I've Got a) Golden Ticket", "Pure Imagination", "Oompa-Loompa-Doompa-De-Do", "I Want It Now!")	1971	-	7.8 (43,021)

61.	The 43rd Annual Academy Awards (1971) (TV)	(writer: "Thank You Very Much")	1971	-	5.1 (36)

62.	"The Flip Wilson Show" (1970)	(1 episode, 1971)	1971	-	7.4 (91)
	1 TV episode: "The Flip Wilson Show: (#1.16)" (writer: "You And I")
63.	Scrooge (1970)	(music: "Overture", "A Christmas Carol", "Christmas Children", "I Hate People", "Father Christmas", "See the Phantoms", "December the 25th", "Happiness", "You...You", "I Like Life", "The Beautiful Day", "Happiness" (reprise), "Thank You Very Much", "I'll Begin Again", "I Like Life" (reprise), "Father Christmas / Thank You Very Much" (reprise), "A Christmas Carol" (reprise)) (lyrics: "A Christmas Carol", "Christmas Children", "I Hate People", "Father Christmas", "See the Phantoms", "December the 25th", "Happiness", "You...You", "I Like Life", "The Beautiful Day", "Happiness" (reprise), "Thank You Very Much", "I'll Begin Again", "I Like Life" (reprise), "Father Christmas / Thank You Very Much" (reprise), "A Christmas Carol" (reprise))	1970	-	7.3 (2,574)

64.	"Doctor Dolittle" (1970)	(unknown episodes)	1970	-	7.0 (9)

65.	"Toast of the Town" (1948)	(9 episodes, 1968-1970)	1970	-	8.4 (100)
	AKAs: The Ed Sullivan Show (USA: new title) 9 TV episodes: "Toast of the Town: (#23.29)" (writer: "At The Crossroads") "Toast of the Town: (#23.7)" (writer: "Beautiful Things") "Toast of the Town: (#22.29)" (writer: "After Today") "Toast of the Town: (#21.37)" (writer: "Talk To The Animals") "Toast of the Town: (#21.35)" (writer: "At The Crossroads") 4 episodes not shown.
66.	"The Kraft Music Hall" (1967)	(3 episodes, 1968-1970)	1970	-	5.5 (17)
	3 TV episodes: "The Kraft Music Hall: (1970-04-08)" (writer: "Talk To The Animals") "The Kraft Music Hall: Class of '68" (writer: "At The Crossroads") "The Kraft Music Hall: A Grand Night for Swinging (#10.14)" (writer: "Talk To The Animals")
67.	"The Jerry Lewis Show" (1967)	(3 episodes, 1968-1969)	1969	-	6.7 (8)
	3 TV episodes: "The Jerry Lewis Show: (1969-03-25)" (writer: "At The Crossroads") "The Jerry Lewis Show: (1968-03-19)" (writer: "Talk To The Animals", "Beautiful Things") "The Jerry Lewis Show: (1968-02-27)" (writer: "Talk To The Animals" (uncredited))
68.	"Playboy After Dark" (1969)	(1 episode, 1969)	1969	-	7.4 (26)
	1 TV episode: "Playboy After Dark: (#1.8)" (writer: "Who Can I Turn To?" (uncredited), "The Joker" (uncredited), "What Kind of Fool Am I?" (uncredited))
69.	"That's Life" (1968)	(1 episode, 1968)	1968	-	9.0 (20)
	1 TV episode: "That's Life: Happy New Year (#1.14)" (writer: "Look At That Face")
70.	"The Hollywood Palace" (1964)	(5 episodes, 1967-1968)	1968	-	9.5 (45)
	5 TV episodes: "The Hollywood Palace: (#6.10)" (writer: "At The Crossroads") "The Hollywood Palace: (#5.28)" (writer: "When I Look In Your Eyes", "Doctor Dolittle", "Talk To The Animals") "The Hollywood Palace: (#5.22)" (writer: "After Today") "The Hollywood Palace: (#5.18)" (writer: "Talk To The Animals") "The Hollywood Palace: (#5.4)" (writer: "After Today", "Something In Your Smile", "Talk To The Animals")
71.	Salt and Pepper (1968)	(writer: "Salt & Pepper")	1968	-	5.6 (145)
	AKAs: Salt & Pepper (USA: poster title)
72.	The Beat of the Brass (1968) (TV)	(writer: "Talk To The Animals")	1968	-	9.5 (11)

73.	The 40th Annual Academy Awards (1968) (TV)	(writer: "Talk to the Animals")	1968	-	5.1 (46)

74.	Sweet November (1968)	(writer: "Sweet November")	1968	-	6.8 (333)

75.	"The Lawrence Welk Show" (1955)	(1 episode, 1968)	1968	-	5.9 (115)
	AKAs: Memories of Lawrence Welk (USA: repeat compilations title) The Dodge Dancing Party (USA: new title) The Plymouth Show (USA: alternative title) 1 TV episode: "The Lawrence Welk Show: (1968-01-27)" (writer: "Talk To The Animals", "Where Are The Words?", "When I Look In Your Eyes")
76.	"The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour" (1967)	(2 episodes, 1967-1968)	1968	-	8.4 (112)
	2 TV episodes: "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour: (#2.18)" (writer: "Beautiful Things") "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour: (#2.4)" (writer: "After Today")
77.	"The Jonathan Winters Show" (1967)	(1 episode, 1967)	1967	-	8.2 (17)
	1 TV episode: "The Jonathan Winters Show: (#1.1)" (writer: "Fabulous Places", "Beautiful Things")
78.	Doctor Dolittle (1967)	(writer: "Overture", "My Friend The Doctor", "The Vegetarian", "Talk To The Animals", "At The Crossroads", "I've Never Seen Anything Like It", "Beautiful Things", "When I Look In Your Eyes", "Like Animals", "After Today", "Fabulous Places", "I Think I Like You", "Doctor Dolittle", "My Friend The Doctor (Flight Of The Luna Moth Sequence)")	1967	-	6.0 (2,757)

79.	Gunn (1967)	(lyrics: "I Like The Look")	1967	-	6.2 (90)

80.	You Only Live Twice (1967)	(lyrics: "You Only Live Twice")	1967	$112M	7.0 (22,568)
	AKAs: Ian Fleming's You Only Live Twice (UK: complete title) (USA: complete title)
81.	A Guide for the Married Man (1967)	(lyrics: "A Guide For The Married Man")	1967	-	6.7 (1,092)

82.	In Like Flint (1967)	(lyrics: "Your Zowie Face")	1967	-	5.9 (2,039)

83.	"The Dean Martin Show" (1965)	(1 episode, 1966)	1966	-	8.4 (138)
	AKAs: The Dean Martin Comedy Hour (USA: new title) 1 TV episode: "The Dean Martin Show: (1966-12-22)" (writer: "Nothing Can Stop Me Now" (uncredited))
84.	Penelope (1966)	(lyrics: "Penelope")	1966	-	6.0 (442)

85.	"The Sammy Davis, Jr. Show" (1966)	(1 episode, 1966)	1966	-	-
	1 TV episode: "The Sammy Davis, Jr. Show: (#1.14)" (writer: "This Dream" (uncredited))
86.	Goldfinger (1964)	(lyrics: "Goldfinger")	1964	$125M	7.9 (43,732)
	AKAs: Ian Fleming's Goldfinger (UK: complete title)
87.	"The Garry Moore Show" (1958)	(1 episode, 1962)	1962	-	7.3 (30)
	1 TV episode: "The Garry Moore Show: (#5.11)" (writer: "What Kind of Fool Am I?" (uncredited))
88.	We Joined the Navy (1962)	(writer: "Take It From Me")	1962	-	5.0 (24)
	AKAs: We Are in the Navy Now (USA: TV title)
89.	The Heart of a Man (1959)	(writer: "Love Is...")	1959	-	3.8 (15)

90.	Charley Moon (1956)	(writer: "Out Of Town")	1956	-	4.9 (11)

			Year	Gross (USD)	Rating
1.	Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical (2001) (TV)	(book)	2001	-	6.6 (276)

2.	Stop the World, I Want to Get Off (1996) (TV)	(writer)	1996	-	6.2 (30)

3.	Bullseye! (1990)	(screenplay) (story)	1990	-	4.0 (543)

4.	Sunday Lovers (1980)	(segment "An Englishman's Home")	1980	-	5.7 (115)
	AKAs: I seduttori della domenica (Italy) Les séducteurs (France)
5.	Sammy Stops the World (1978)	(writer)	1978	-	2.9 (6)

6.	Scrooge (1970)	(screenplay)	1970	-	7.3 (2,574)

7.	Doctor Dolittle (1967)	(screenplay)	1967	-	6.0 (2,757)

8.	Stoppt die Welt - Ich möchte aussteigen (1966) (TV)	(play)	1966	-	9.5 (17)

9.	Stop the World: I Want to Get Off (1966)	(play)	1966	-	5.3 (52)

10.	Stop de wereld (1966) (TV)	(play "Stop the World, I Want to Get Off")	1966	-	-

11.	Three Hats for Lisa (1965)	(writer)	1965	-	3.6 (30)
	AKAs: One Day in London (UK: alternative title)
12.	The Very Edge (1962)	(story)	1962	-	5.9 (12)

13.	The Iron Maiden (1962)	(writer)	1962	-	5.8 (83)
	AKAs: The Swinging Maiden (USA)
14.	Bachelor of Hearts (1958)	(writer)	1958	-	5.6 (48)

15.	Charley Moon (1956)	(writer)	1956	-	4.9 (11)

			Year	Gross (USD)	Rating
1.	"Biography" (1987)	music from "Dr. Dolittle" courtesy of (1 episode, 1998)	1998	-	8.0 (266)
	1 TV episode: "Biography: Rex Harrison: The Man Who Would Be King" (music from "Dr. Dolittle" courtesy of)
2.	"Doctor Dolittle" (1970)	composer: theme "Talk to the Animals" (1 episode, 1970)	1970	-	7.0 (9)
	1 TV episode: "Doctor Dolittle: The Grasshoppers Are Coming, Hooray, Hooray! (#1.1)" (composer: theme "Talk to the Animals")
3.	Die Pickwickier (1968) (TV)	(lyricist)	1968	-	-

4.	You Only Live Twice (1967)	(lyrics: title song)	1967	$112M	7.0 (22,568)
	AKAs: Ian Fleming's You Only Live Twice (UK: complete title) (USA: complete title)
5.	Goldfinger (1964)	(lyrics: title song)	1964	$125M	7.9 (43,732)
	AKAs: Ian Fleming's Goldfinger (UK: complete title)

		Year	Gross (USD)	Rating
1.	Babes in Toyland (1986) (TV)	1986	-	4.9 (1,014)
	AKAs: Abenteuer im Spielzeugland (West Germany) Lisa im Spielzeugland (West Germany)
2.	Scrooge (1970)	1970	-	7.3 (2,574)

3.	Stop the World: I Want to Get Off (1966)	1966	-	5.3 (52)

Producer View by NEW				Year	Gross (USD)	Rating
	1.	Scrooge (1970)	(executive producer)	1970	-	7.3 (2,574)

			Year	Gross (USD)	Rating
1.	"The Hollywood Greats" (1977)	Himself (2 episodes, 1978-2005)	2005	-	7.9 (12)
	AKAs: Hollywood Greats (USA: new title) 2 TV episodes: "The Hollywood Greats: David Niven" Himself "The Hollywood Greats: Judy Garland (#2.4)" Himself
2.	"Intimate Portrait" (1993)	Himself (1 episode, 2003)	2003	-	7.8 (52)
	1 TV episode: "Intimate Portrait: Joan Collins" Himself
3.	Behind the Scenes with 'Thunderball' (1995) (V)	Himself	1995	-	7.3 (71)
	AKAs: The Making of Thunderball (International: English title: recut version) The Thunderball Phenomenon (International: English title: recut version)
4.	The Songwriter's Hall of Fame 20th Anniversary... The Magic of Music (1989) (TV)	Himself	1989	-	-

5.	"Today" (1952)	Himself (1 episode, 1967)	1967	-	4.6 (318)
	AKAs: NBC News Today (USA: promotional title) The Today Show (USA: alternative title) 1 TV episode: "Today: (1967-09-06)" Himself

Archive Footage
	1.	Pure Imagination: The Story of 'Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory' (2001) (V)	Himself

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With Anthony Newley, he wrote the stage musicals "Stop the World-I Want To Get Off" and "The Roar of the Greasepaint-The Smell of the Crowd". From these two shows came the songs "Typically English", "Gonna Build a Mountain", "Once in a Lifetime", "What Kind of Fool Am I?", "On a Wonderful Day Like Today", and "Who Can I Turn To (When Nobody Needs Me)?". more

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