God. Painful can't begin to describe it. And thats the scene they chose to show on the Tony Awards? Boggles the mind.

Let me respectfully add that Ms. Hepburn no doubt brought her amazing star quality to the role, regardless of the musicality.

But having seen her in two straight plays she later did, I have to say the woman should have picked far better stage vehicles for herself!

What is with the facial expressions girlfriend is serving???

the reason Katie looks so unhappy is that she realizes Musto was backstage fucking Spencer Tracy in her dressing room -- and Spence had died two years before which did not even slow Musto down --

Ouch. She sounds like the late Ethel Merman. After she'd been dead a few days.

They literally waited until the last minute before letting Kate open her Yankee mouth. 1969? Janis Joplin would have been a better Coco!

actually Robert McNamara would have been a better Coco.

Suzanne Rogers, one of the showgirls in that scene, was later a soap opera star ("Days of Our Lives") and told me that Hepburn would keep the stage doors open backstage and the heat off and when the rest of the cast complained, she bought them all floor-length sweaters!

I must admit, though, to getting a little frisson of pleasure seeing La Hep striding around all the girls and then croaking out her bit of "song." Sheer showmanship! Cause it sure as hell wasn't singing!

Too bad Kate never recorded a Christmas lp!

I will always love her for Philadelphia Story, Alice Adams, Lion in Winter,, African Queen, and so on.

I will quick forget this clip.

I HOPE!!

Realism! Coco couldn't sing.

The one movie star who I thought could sing, and by sing I mean sing live to an audience rather than auto-tune it to lipsynch on screen, or at least inhibit a musical character was Richard Burton. But even his King Arthur was an acquired taste.