Perhaps most significantly it received an AcademyĪward for Best Original Song. Lies ahead? The they answer, always comes back the same…’Que Sera, Sera’įor Doris Day ‘Que Sera, Sera’ (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)’īecame a career defining song. Through each stage a question is asked pertaining to What will be? Or What The narrator from their childhood to young adulthood, to marriage and ‘Que Sera, Sera’ (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)’ takes a walk through the life of The famous 1956 Alfred Hitchcock movie The Man Who Knew Too Much. Sera, Sera’ (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)’ is a song made famous by Doris Day in Some were massive, all no doubt expensive he surmised.Today’s Ted Tocks offers a little burst of fatalism. Then he turned his attention to Tanya Porter who had finished opening the duffle and he noticed several different sized lenses all neatly divided and insulated. She took it and said, “Amelia Hill.” She stood about five-ten with a toned build suggesting she lifted weights and considering she hefted that camera around, it was probably a good idea. Holding out a hand to her he introduced himself had taken her by surprise. Her camera woman strolled slowly behind her carrying the camera already mounted on a tripod and wasn’t struggling at all.īefore he could offer assistance, the camera was sitting on the cement path next to the canal and the camerawoman was adjusting this and that.
She never wavered once, just kept coming, her eyes never leaving his face as if willing him to stay put, as if worried he might up and leave before the interview was accomplished. He hid a smile at her struggle to cross the expanse of lawn carrying a massive decidedly heavy black duffle bag. Dressed in skinny jeans, a rose-coloured sweater and pink black and white plaid coloured jacket, shoulder-length blond hair bobbing as she walked. Within minutes, a flurry of activity caught his peripheral vision he turned his head, arm outstretched along the back of the bench observing her approach.
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