![]() | Brigadoon
Buy new: $14.99 / Used from: $11.05 The rich expressive voice of Carol Richards was never heard to better advantage than for Cyd Charisse in this film.
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![]() | My Fair Lady (Two-Disc Special Edition)
Buy used from: $12.90 The most well-known ghost-singing job in film history - the versatile Marni Nixon doing a tremendous rescue job for the decidedly non-musical Audrey Hepburn. Jeremy Brett is dubbed by Bill Shirley.
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![]() | You Were Never Lovelier
Buy new: $13.99 / Used from: $6.91 Nan Wynn`s voice was certainly the most lilting Rita Hayworth ever had. Just listen to "I'm Old-fashioned" - what a perfect combination!
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![]() | Dead Reckoning
Buy new: $13.49 / Used from: $8.36 Lots of dubbings was used in film noirs - just listen to Trudy Stevens totally capturing Lizabeth Scott`s very unique voice.
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![]() | This Gun For Hire (Universal Noir Collection)
Buy new: $12.99 / Used from: $6.00 Martha Mears - the most frequently used voice double in film history - is the perfect voice for Veronica Lake. She dubbed voices in over 50 films.
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![]() | State Fair (60th Anniversary Edition)
Buy new: $22.99 / Used from: $10.89 A seamless match that went on in several Fox musicals was Louanne Hogan for Jeanne Crain. This was their first pairing.
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![]() | Down to Earth
Buy used from: $10.95 Anita Ellis sings beautifully for Hayworth - Parks, Platt and Jergens are all dubbed as well, the latter by Kay Starr!
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![]() | Fancy Pants
Buy new: $8.99 / Used from: $4.15 Annette Warren sings for the second time for Lucy, that was also her in Sorrowful Jones
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![]() | Li'l Abner
Buy new: $7.99 / Used from: $5.09 Imogene Lynn does the memorable singing for Leslie Parrish.
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![]() | The Sea Chase
Buy used from: $2.30 Lana Turner was always dubbed - here WB's resident dubbing queen, Bonnie Lou Williams, handles the vocals.
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![]() | My Darling Clementine
Buy new: $11.49 / Used from: $5.82 Dubbings were usede in 100s of westerns - Kay St.Germaine does the warbling for Linda Darnell.
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![]() | The Five Pennies
Buy new: $12.49 / Used from: $6.27 Eileen Wilson sang for many actresses, including Barbara Bel Geddes in this biopic.
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![]() | Call Me Madam
Buy new: $9.98 / Used from: $3.66 Perennially-dubbed Vera-Ellen gets the divine Carol Richards treatment. Sanders sings for himself!
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![]() | The Harvey Girls
Buy new: $5.79 / Used from: $5.50 Virginia Rees sings for Lansbury, Marion Doenges for Charisse
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![]() | The Princess and the Pirate
Buy used from: $2.70 Louanne Hogan is on hand to supply the vocals for lovely Virginia Mayo, who was always dubbed.
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![]() | Show Boat
Buy new: $15.49 / Used from: $9.82 We all know this one, Ava Gardner was dubbed by Annette Warren after her own half-talking vocals were not considered up to par.
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![]() | Somewhere in the Night (Fox Film Noir)
Buy new: $13.49 / Used from: $6.21 Joan Barton provides the singing voice for Nancy Guild in her sole musical turn.
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![]() | Song of the Thin Man
Buy used from: $3.28 Carol Arden gets the film starting, chirping for Gloria Grahame.
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![]() | Gilda
Buy new: $14.94 / Used from: $6.17 Anita Ellis Puts the Blame on Mame for Rita and handles every note she sings, even off-screen humming!
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![]() | Gigi
Buy used from: $3.94 Betty Wand provides a not very authentic-sounding French singing voice for heroine Leslie Caron.
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![]() | White Christmas
Buy used from: $14.48 Trudy Stevens sings for Vera-Ellen (at the suggestion of Rosemary Clooney)
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![]() | Pal Joey
Buy new: $9.49 / Used from: $4.74 Jo Ann Greer sings for Hayworth for the last time, Trudy Stevens (not Erwin!) sings for Kim Novak
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![]() | Holiday Inn (Special Edition)
Buy new: $13.99 / Used from: $14.32 Marjorie Reynolds is dubbed by Martha Mears for the first of 3 times in this timeless holiday favorite.
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![]() | Summer Stock
Buy new: $5.79 / Used from: $5.63 Hans Conried is dubbed by Pete Roberts as he duets "Memory Island" with Gloria DeHaven
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![]() | The King and I (50th Anniversary Edition)
Buy new: $17.99 / Used from: $12.42 The redoubtable Marni Nixon again at her finest, mastering the exact tone of Deborah Kerr's voice.
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