I am so sorry...God bless you and her and us all.

Sorry and condolences Brother for losing your love.

William, Very sorry for your loss. It's a truly fabulous song to remember your wife by. It's a song that brings deep emotions to many including me.

That’s heartbreaking. Just remember, love never truly leaves you.

⚡️😢

Indeed you are so right, witnessing true love it amazing few today know their story!

As I recall, they were only able to marry very recently...

They're married now!

Franco and Vanessa were not acting...

They did not get married.what movie were You watching??btw, wonderful song!!

Her love for him never dies either. But they did not get married. She went into a convent, and he back to france.camelot was ruined,and slowly forgotten about until Merlin,aw heck, dont wantto ruin it for yah .what a beautiful song!! His Voice incredibile!! Great acting,too. I heard he really preferred blondes.tee hee debra

Dave green . They did not get married. He went back to France, she joined a convent. What planet are you on??🏐⚾🏐⚾🏐⚽⚽

@@maxwellsmart6487 He meant in real life. Vanessa and Franco did get married in 2006.

@@maxwellsmart6487 One in which there are newspapers with international news! And, now, the INTERNET!

That's the scene that breaks my heart too. In that moment their fate is decided. Mordred just draws the net they have already made for themselves tight around them. It's tragic. I can't remember how old I was when I first saw this - maybe 11 or 12, and the ending killed me. I cried and cried upstairs in my bedroom!!

Vanessa fell in love with her co star and had a baby.

Yes I bought the DVD and cried from beginning to end 🙏

i saw this as a kid when it came out here in aus , and the scene that imprinted itself on me was when Sir Lancelot prayed his arse off and brought the other knight back to life ,and funnily enough it just popped into my mind not more than 10 mins ago [i think god's trying to show me something ] so i was trying to find the scene and came across your comment . wouldn't it be a terrible torment to fall in love with someone ,where you just couldn't help yourself even though you knew you're both going to get shot and devastate a heap of people.a bit similar to the scene from "ryans daughter " when they go riding

Oh thank you so much, I wondered who it was that did the vocals. Such a beautiful voice, just perfect. Thanks again! 😊

@@googoo554 Rather interesting comparison to Christopher Plummer who just died and whose apparent singing of Edelweiss was shown over and over on TV a few days ago, but that wasn't him either!

He did OK still not Goulet I’ve heard other people do much better versions of this song besides Goulet they should’ve use Goulet

Merlino...Merlin...beautiful ❤️

I suspected something like that

they are together singe 60 years in real live. super sweet love storey. look ot up. even have an other romantic movie together. letters for juliette.

They actually have one grown son together.

He is Franco Nero no Richard Harris

@@priscillapocoyo9699 Richard Harris sang the song the commenter is referring to; “How to Handle a Woman”.

Gene Merlino sang for Franco Nero in all of Lancelot's songs.

Watch the original sing it , Robert Goulet from the Broadway version , spectacular voice , the Broadway version also had Julie Andrews & Richard Burton , it’s better than the movie

josie kilkenny 😃me too

Lancelot was loyal to Guenevere

Simplistic. It was a three way love story that was broken. I've never doubted the love they all three had for one another. That was the print Point of this story. They handled it humanly which was a broken way. It got put back together but only in a way was possible. They remained in love with each other through the end

Wil Snodgrass exactly. It's a closeted-bisexual Christian tragedy, really. Had they all just been Pagans who were cool with a polygamous throuple situation and not worried about chivalric ethics? This whole mess could easily have been avoided and Arthur's court would not have been so easily imperilled. It still is a romantic situation, but a tragic wasteful thwarted one. Their loyalties were needlessly divided and stressed but not absent, basically. The one with no loyalty in this musical is Mordred/Mordrawd, which is also some bullshit as in the original tales in which he appears he is often presented as someone with ambivalent changing feelings toward Arthur (sometimes loyal) as well as devotion & attraction toward the older knight Sir Gawain/Gwalchmai.

Except that Arthur had a son with his half-sister ...

Poor you! How awful. I hope you recovered quickly and found your significant other.

What???? Does that mean

@@billf9847 Hey Bill. What I mean by "love really does have a song," is that the emotion of recognizing how desperately one needs someone else manifests in whatever form is capable of embodying the depth of such desire, and music-song-is the quintessential art form for such reach. If you think about it, there are countless love songs, each with its own color and breadth. Some are simple. Some are complex. Some are celebratory. Some are unrequited. For every facet of love, there is a melody and message all to itself. Thank you for asking, brother.

My wedding song!

Merlino's voice - a very fine high baritone. This rendition is IMO equal to Goulet's and Bryn Terfel's; each different, each great!

Chauntel, I agree. I think it's the classiness and talent along with the looks.

I had a huge crush on this man as a young girl still have forty years later

got that right 👍

Rest in Peace Natasha.

the are???

@@Toots22 They were not married until 2006. They went their separate ways after she gave birth to their son, Carlo, in 1969. Nero said he always loved her. She is in poor health now, but they are still together. So wonderful.

Agreed. And Goulet sang with his own voice, not dubbed

Gene Merlino was the singer who dubbed in the song for Franco Nero.

Same, she manages to bring the drama,range, and emotion of the song. I'd definitely call it the most comprehensive rendition.

Robert Goulet and Julie Andrews looked and sounded so wooden together compared to this, but of course they were not really in love like Franco and Vanessa.

@@twilightblue8566 wow, I didnt know about Vanessa and Franco. I will look that up. How fascinating.