Richard Harris was a great actor. His diction is perfect. “Camelot” is one of my favorite movies. The music and lyrics are beautiful!

This is what my Parents did for 63 years..... and choose your battles wisely. Superb Richard Harris.

"For one brief, shining moment that was known as Camelot".

I was 16 when I went to the movies to see this movie. I fell in love with Richard Harris and Camelot!

When you think of how the story ends. God this is heartbreakingly beautiful.

No one does Camelot better than Richard Harris!

He was so vulnerable here. Just touching. I miss RH alot. 😢

I've been in love with Richard since my twenties and I'm 79

Harris wanted this and pushed the producer, good for him. Worthily performed.

With what wonder and delight did I enjoy this film as a young girl! Harris could really sing, as any Jimmy Webb fan knows. What a production! What a cast!

I LOVE LOVE LOVE RICHARD HARRIS ! I SAW THE MOVIE 15 TIMES. I SAW RICHARD HARRIS IN HIS LAST PERFORMANCE EVER, IN LOS ANGELES BACK IN THE DAY. I SENT A SINGLE WHITE ROSE TO HIM BACKSTAGE. I HAD SUCH A CRUSH ON HIM. I'VE NEVER HAD A CRUSH ON AN ACTOR EITHER BEFORE HIM OR AFTER HIM. REST IN PEACE, RICHARD. THE WORLD MISSES YOU. 😘

Tisi one of the very best acting and musical performances ever, I always loved Richard Harris, superb actor and singer. His performance here shows the highest level of acting, singing emotions, and mastering the art of expression...he was just the best. His two albums with Jim Web are masterpieces. Richard will always be missed.

You young people out there,this was a real man with talent galore.The Irish!!

I love this show. I especially love "If Ever I should Leave You" and this beautiful "How to Handle a Woman" they're part of my psychi.

So outdated, so chauvinist, so deeply affectionate, so true.

I agree that he was the best King Arthur ever!!! His songs were the best in it too!! 🎼🎶🎵🎼🎶🎵👍

Have always loved Camelot! The best romantic triangle ever written or produced. Still cry at the ending

He is just charming here Look at the liquid blue eyes. And, when he sings the phrase, "the way to handle a woman is to love her, simply love her, merely love her, love her, love her" is quite beautiful.

Yes! There will never be another Richard Harris. That voice!

I've always gotten a kick out of this scene every time I've watched "Camelot." The first time I saw this one scene, I didn't know what King Arthur was so upset about. Then I found myself laughing once I realized that he was trying to find a way to handle a woman. LOL! Richard Harris is an excellent singer.

The mention of Merlin . Of a summer long gone by..it just embraces the heart.

My all time favorite film and quote! "How to handle a woman - JUST LOVE HER!

I agree that “.Camelot” is one of the best plays and movies ever produced! The music alone is so passionate, melodious, and often lively. “The Lusty Month of May”song is joyous and lively. I also wish I had seen it on Broadway.

How many times have I seen this movie and loved it so deeply since I was 10... this is such a gorgeous moment.

What a beautiful man.

Still beautiful after all these years

Love Richard Harris. Gone too soon.

Such a Beautiful Voice ❤ Richard

He is a dreamboat ugggghhhhhhhhhh

Sublime perfection from Richard Harris! ♥️

Extraordinary actor...man...great film...listen...captivating...so handsome 💙

I visited my grandfather's headstone for the first time in many years and was very moved to see a quote from Camelot written on it.

This song always stays in my heart, all these years.... Richard Harris sings it with such emotion and heart; if only the King I was watching it with knew how to love me, my life would have been so different.

After Franco Nero's "C'est Moi", Richard Harris' monolog before the song starts ("Damn you, Merlin! and the lines before he starts singing) are my 2nd fav part of this BELOVED film!

Glorious rendition he was wonderful in this role.

Such an amazingly romantic scene

Wonderful musical wonderful actors wonderful songs could watch this every day bless them all.👏👏👏

A prodigious talent was Richard Harris. If only he’d done more singing!!

Just love her...❤🌹

This is excellent..in fact superb.

I saw Richard Harris in Camelot at the St Louis Muny theater. It is a very large outdoor theater if you’re not familiar. That summer it was about 100°+ at night with tropical Africa humidity. Harris and the actor playing Pellinore were in furs dripping buckets of sweat. The two got into a sweat fight on stage flicking sweat at each other.😂

My friend Martha Como and I watch this in a theater in Norfolk VA two and a half times in 1969. I fell in love with King Arthur and Richard Harris that day...we were only 9 years old. ♥️🍒♥️

Beautiful lyrics and rhythm

My dear departed mum loved this musical, she had the record so remember these classic tunes being played by her when I was young! Feel sad listening now but know she loved these songs!

I saw Richard in the 1980's in the stage version of Camelot in Victoria.

There's no fool like a wise old fool.

Such a beautiful song from my favourite film

"i should have had a whirl at changing to a girl, to learn the way the creatures think." still a mystery to me.

God saved the best for last, tender loving caring, woman.

Loved hearing this song (a long-time favorite) used in The Marvelous Mrs Maisel! 👏🏻

'Just Love Her !!' After 50+ years, It Works !!! 😊😊❤❤

This was, and still is, utter perfection.

I would ride my 'wheelie' bike from my house in Loch Arbour to the Mayfair theater in Asbury Park EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON when 'Camelot' was held over for weeks in 1967. Fifty cents for the matinee and I had already burned through my friends and parents for company but no one wanted to see it again and again. But I DID and from my mezzanine seat in the near empty house as the 'cloud ceiling' rolled past, I'd listen and watch in rapt attention to this wonderful movie in what I later learned was Todd-AO Stereo sound. Magical memories but a truly sad ending since Queen Guenivere and Sir Lancelot couldn't control themselves! End of the round table, my liege.

Love this

My first love introduced me to Camelot. I thank her very much deep in December.

Exquisite

No one can touch Richard Burton as King Arthur in Camelot.

I saw it in 1967 when I was in college and was mesmerized by it!! 🎵🎶🎼❤

I crushed on Vanessa Redgrave for decades after I saw the move. I was so thrilled when Camelot won so many Oscars. Read the book as well a half dozen times.

“Oh good Knight…PLEASE PASS THE KETCHUP!!”

I was eleven when I saw this and instantly adored Richard Harris. My first crush!

but wasn't there a night on a summer, long gone by, we passed a couple, wrangling away, and did I not say Merlin, what if that chap were I, and did he not give counsel, and say, how to handle a woman, mark me well I will tell you sir. The way to handle a woman is to love her, love her, oh, just love her.

I was banned from watching this movie because I was 9. But the soundtrack kept on playing that I figured out quickly the plot as I sang along.

Just love this man ❤ the best

💕❤ ❤.....love her, simply love her, merely love her

WOW! ❤

I love this musical beat

Sublime

Yes he was. I especially liked him the Night of the Iguana 🦎

Richard Harris was better than all others.....

Don't know who is better as King Arthur: Harris or Burton. Both superb!

WITH ALL THE RERENCE TO '"WHAT IS A WOMAN'' THESE DAYS, I LOVE RICHARD HARRIS'S VERSION OF HOW TO HANDLE A WOMAN.

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❤

Her patron saint was Genevieve. She was Gwenevere, if I got the spelling right.

Merlin told me once, 'Never be too disturbed if you don't understand what a woman is thinking. They don't do it very often.' OMG, another time, another misnomer that wouldn't fly these days. Hahaha. Regardless, Richard Harris was a superb performer.

True, except we think a lot.

I've spent my whole entire marriage trying to get my husband to understand this simple message. 😪

R I p king Authur Dumbledore to for that matter can someone do a commentary for Harry Potter films and Camelot dedicated to him

It's wild to see the way different people age. Harris is 36 or 37 here - where I'd have guessed mid 40's at least. I assume he was a smoker too.

Interesting that by simply loving Gueneviere, Arthur eventually got her to quit Lancelot. Had it not been for Morderd, everything would have been fine.

To me to handle a women is respect

Simple white peaches

Adam Driver would be perfect in this role ❤️❤️❤️😁

“Never be too bothered if you don’t know what a woman is thinking. They don’t do it very often.” Well, of all the…. *goes into rant with words best not used on social media* With the exception of THAT line, great song!

Who had the most impressive diction, Richard Harris, Richard Burton or Ronald Coleman?

Please credit composer and lyricist.

I wonder if this was the inspiration for "why can't a woman be more like a man" from My Fair Lady.

IS RICHARD HARRIS ITALIAN? LOVE-VA HER!

Richard Burton sings it OK too

😂😂😂 never be too disturbed by what a woman is thinking… they don’t do it very often…. but what do you do while they’re doing it??? It’s scary to think about!!

I love the movie but I heard it was not a big hit when it came out. Perhaps the movie would have been more successful if Richard Burton and Julie Andrews had recreated the roles from the original Broadway show

Richard Burton's performance in the role was better, in my view, as was Julie Andrews in her role.

? How to handle a women ? To me that answer is being a gentleman

One of the only good things in the film and a beautiful song beautifully sung. But in a film with so many close ups, the eyeshadow is out of control. Even his horse was wearing eyeshadow. I always loved him on the screen. but in every film, including his first, he's wearing mountains of makeup. I know he had extremely fair skin but this is ridiculous.

Vocally inferior to Robert Goulet but this rendition superior better interpretation of the lyrics

I always thought this was funny