Pygmalion and My Fair Lady (50th Anniversary Edition) (Signet Classics (Paperback))

by George Bernard Shaw
Pygmalion and My Fair Lady (50th Anniversary Edition) (Signet Classics (Paperback))  
published 2006 by Signet Classics
binding Paperback
isbn 0451530098   (isbn13: 9780451530097)
pages 240
description Based upon the Greek myth of the sculptor Pygmalion who fell in love with his own statue of a woman, George Bernard Shaw's celebrated play-and the mus...more
date added
12-08-06



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Kirjote
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04/29/08

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SOOOOOOOOO much better than the movie My Fair Lady even though Audrey Hepburn is always stunning and it was directed by Uncle George, and the songs really are fantastic.

I LOVE that she ends up with (spoiler alert)) Freddy instead of that misogynistic knucklehead (i'm being kind and gentle with my words) Rex Harrison, I mean Henry Higgins. and she gets to run a flower-shop - VERY COOL!
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Ryan
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05/17/07

Read in March, 1999
recommends it for: Anyone who enjoys language
Did this version come with the movie included? :) how did that work?

Anyway, i think i liked the book even more than the movie (and havent seen it live) though i enjoyed them both thoroughly.
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Jen
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02/21/08

Read in February, 2008
I love the movie My Fair Lady so it was fun to read the original play, "Pygmalion" and compare it to the "My Fair Lady" version. A quick light read.
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Nika
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06/01/07

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Played the fair lady on an off off broadway scene study showcase at AMDA NYC. (Sung: Wouldnt It Be Loverly)- in a great cokney accent! Got an A too!
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Heather's Mum
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If Liza can do it, why can't we? Loved it!
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Lisa
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02/24/08

Great classic.
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book data (includes all editions)

avg rating (all editions): 4.00 (78 ratings)
avg rating (this edition): 3.94 (69 ratings)
number of reviews: 6






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