Catherine Zeta-Jones (born September 25, 1969) is an Oscar-winning Welsh ac… Read Full Bio ↴Catherine Zeta-Jones (born September 25, 1969) is an Oscar-winning Welsh actress. Most will originally know her for her first large role in 'Darling Buds Of May', with David Jason and Pam Ferris. She went on to star in huge films such as 'Chicago', 'The Terminal', and 'Traffic' as well as many others. Musically, she's known for her tough, strident vocals in songs such as "Cell Block Tango" (from 'Chicago') and "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" (from 'Rock of Ages'). She's starred alongside the likes of Sean Connery, Richard Gere, Renée Zellweger, Tom Hanks, and other famous performers in her time on the silver screen, becoming known as a strong 'leading lady'.

She made her Broadway début in Stephen Sondheim & Hugh Wheeler's 'A Little Night Music' as Desirée Armfeldt, a role involving working with actress Angela Lansbury and director Sir Trevor Nunn. She won the Tony Award for Best Actress in 2010 for this role.

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Catherine Zeta-Jones Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by Catherine Zeta-Jones:

All That Jazz [VELMA] Come on babe Why don't we paint the town? And all th…
Cell Block Tango Pop Six Squish Uh-uh Cicero Lipschitz And now, the six…
Class Whatever happened to fair dealing? And pure ethics And nice …
Daffodils I wanna be alone Where only the birds can find me And…
Hit Me With Your Best Shot Well you're the real tough cookie with a long history Of…
I Can't Do It Alone My sister and I had an act that couldn't flop My…
I Move On [VELMA] While truckin' down the road of life Although all ho…
Overture / And All That Jazz [VELMA] Come on babe Why don't we paint the town? And all th…
Overture And All That Jazz [VELMA] Come on babe Why don´t we paint the town? And all…

Overture/And All That Jazz [VELMA] Come on babe Why don't we paint the town? And all th…
Remember? Do you remember girl Do you remember girl I'm reminiscing ki…
Scene 13 Midsummer morning No trace of a breeze On the desolate bay T…
Sea of Love I was a fool, I was too blind to see What…
Send in the Clowns Isn't it rich? are we a pair? Me here at last…
True Love Ways DE: Just you know why Why you and I Will by and…

Words Of Love For most of my life you have been there by…

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Comments from YouTube:

@kangadillo

8y↑8.2K

The last line is very significant. "We could not have done this without you." A murderer can't become a celebrity without the cooperation and complicity of the audience.

@sharic397

8y↑405

Yes, I find Roxie's comment Chilling all the time I hear it.
All the murders, All the fame Around Murderers and the glamour in the courtroom. It sells, the people are enthousiastic for it.

We could not have done it without you.

@yuankun99

8y↑139

That's very true. The songs in this movie are great but if you really pay attention to the story Roxy should be in jail, she committed murder and got away with it. I think that SJW weren't all that active when this movie was made.

@threesisterstrilable

8y↑254

I'm pretty sure everybody gets that Roxie is not a good person, that's the point of the musical right? It doesn't make someone an SJW because they didn't explain the main theme of the story to other people.

@laural3277

7y↑319

i think that's the tragic part of the musical.. Roxie and Velma got away with their murders with a manipulative lawyer who knows how to glamor their murder stories. The Hungarian girl who was in the cell with them was innocent but was executed due to a crime she did not do. It just shows how cruel life can be.

@trinelangohr6661

7y↑95

Haha. And poor Roxie never considered that Velma murdered her last partner... not such a good outlook for the future ;D

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@jahangirhussain1

10y↑5.4K

to think that renee had no background in singing and dancing experience, what she achieved with chicago is really something to appreciate.

@jemSnaps

9y↑40

she sang in the movie Empire Records

@rileyrourke7442

9y↑16

Jahangir Hussain shes a star!!!

@rosiesummer2711

9y↑47

+Jahangir Hussain She also sang badly in Bridget Jones.

@nikolas__

8y↑69

+Jahangir Hussain Very sad to see her today, after all those surgeries...

@rosiesummer2711

8y↑22

I agree her face looks a mess. :(

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@angie42bonponsiero56

5y↑1.8K

I don't understand why everyone is comparing the two actresses. They both look great and look like they genuinely had fun and like each other.

@thischick8437

4y↑68

Angie42 Bonponsiero Women aren’t allowed to like each other. They need to compete at all hours, especially in appearance. It’s part of the rent they pay for existing.

@cartoonmaster2401

4y↑43

Literally right before this song:
Roxie: Forget it. It'll never work
Velma: Why not?
Roxie: Because I hate you.
Velma: There's only one business where that's no problem at all.

@user-vf9bk8qg8r

4y↑18

Guy above: women arent allowed to like each other
Me: "is gay"
Honestly bro wt the eff. Youre making me heterophobic.

@comm0nwealth617

4y↑15

No, they didn’t mean “like” like, like crushing, they meant just overall being okay with each other. Calm down.

@andreaviola8675

OMG YESSSS ...That's statement is hard truth

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@fandomgirl8928

7y↑4.2K

I love this movie because the villains won in the end which is rare

@teabag3211

4y↑208

Fandom girl they are villains and protagonists so yea they should “win” anyways lol

@davonfryar-frazier435

4y↑118

Look our government and say that again lol

@sergiodelrioreyes8026

4y↑3

Spoiler

@evahelie7207

4y↑261

I think the point is that everybody is a villain. There wasn't a single character who was both good and right.

@evahelie7207

4y↑187

Except for the girl who died.

But she died

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@lebbo88

8y↑3.4K

Renee Zellweger looks like she's genuinely having fun in this scene.

@prettyinpink1192

7y↑344

who wouldn't

@lumdug22

6y↑10

Harley Quinn I was just about to say that

@yuankun99

6y↑44

She used to be so beautiful. Now in 2018 she looks totally different and not because of her age.

@miameowzerz2455

6y↑36

Thought she was adorable in this movie so I looked her up...wtf happened to her....

@yuankun99

6y↑29

Plastic surgery going wrong.

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@AlexisJoy006

8y↑3.9K

Can we all just take a moment to appreciate that these women did a cartwheel.... in.... heels..... 😐😲😱

@NyvzStyle

8y↑233

+Alexis “AlexisJoy006” Joy WHILE PREGNANT. Catherine was I believe 3-4 months pregnant when they shot this film.

@trinelangohr6661

8y↑81

+momijifugimia Are you sure the cartwheel wasn't done by a stuntlady?

@trinelangohr6661

8y↑27

Again: How do you know? Is there a documentary about this movie or anything, where they say they did it all themselves? Or do you just THINK they wouldn't use stunt doubles?

@annaborsch6191

8y↑30

Lmao cartwheels are the easiest things every. They aren't even dangerous. What are you talking about. I preformed full dances in taller heels. And that means back tucks and back handsprings. Lmao

@AlexisJoy006

8y↑102

Anna Borsch Ok good for you Miss Pretentious. I'll send you a cookie to sweeten up that attitude of yours.

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@Stupify8

11y↑493

This is absolute perfection, even the different flair each brings: Renee- a fun, more flamboyant, and Catherine Zeta's character - a more sultry, mature version to the dance. It's just worth watching over and over.

@joseoscarazevedolopes

2y↑5

super concordo

@jasondavila6714

10y↑678

When I saw this scene, I remember thinking, "This is going to win the Oscar. This is the scene they'll show in the montages years from now. So much talent."

@edelezepicazo

10y↑19

Yeah the movie already win 6 trophies for best movie

@terrywright7470

3y↑13

I cannot say just how many times I have watched this clip, it is the one I invariably go to when I want to be cheered up a little. Those ladies are sensational.

@furstwilhelm7982

2y↑146

2:29
Richard Gere's face and shaking his head - as the lawyer who knew the whole story - priceless!

@chrishoward4313

8y↑3.6K

Only four years and we'll be in the 20s again.

@darklightangles

7y↑46

We are officially like them. Just in our current time. So weird to think that we will be known as the "teens" "twenties"... etc Ugh

@angryface7135

7y↑76

The roaring 20s again...

@katemccormick9036

7y↑7

Chris Howard Haha! I really hope so

@123goldenlily

7y↑16

So we're gonna blow all our money on parties..?

@margaretwiley612

7y↑27

123goldenlily we’re all in debt anyway, so why not .

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@BTaylorofficial

9y↑1.5K

I thought Renee did great. To be fair, Catherine is a professionally trained dancer and singer, so it's not surprising that her performance was a little more seamless and polished.

@Zigblat

9y↑194

B Taylor Velma Kelly is the experienced singer-dancer in the show and Roxie is the amateur with almost no experience who wants to go into show business, so it wouldn't have fit if Roxie was as good a singer-dancer. Remember when Velma tells her after an audition that she's really not bad? Velma is the experienced one the whole way and Roxie is trying to get work based on her notoriety.

@rabbitt9545

6y↑22

But some and most parts, why do feel like renee did better than cath

@bebebbyboi3082

5y↑4

@@Zigblat your comment is perfect and exactly what i was thinking

@tildahalcrow1706

5y↑2

B Taylor didn't Catherine just have a baby when she made this movie?

@mushpurple

5y↑1

@@tildahalcrow1706 she was pregnant

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@SirEriol

8y↑4K

And then 1929 came and they all became poor.

@rachelangel8527

8y↑204

+SirEriol oh i love 20's cause they were rich times.. until the late fuckin years.. and again they were rich and 1940's came. this time, their dead.

@WK76789

8y↑180

Not many people had that much money in the first place though... it was mostly loans and a post-war mentality that made all the people so, for lack of a better word, gluttonous. That's why as soon as everything started going down hill people were screwed, because they had no money saved in the first place...

@lxa2815

8y↑7

+Rachel Angel me too, i love the twenties i wish i was borm at that time

@MichelleB2b

8y↑60

History always repeats itself. Case in point would be the housing bust of 2008.

@oof-rr5nf

7y↑1

+SirEriol Heya there, sunshine.

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@xMlleCheerry

8y↑680

Catherine Zeta-Jones is really beautiful

@yuankun99

8y↑8

was.

@zyrrahjahgolden7397

7y↑69

still is. ASSHOLE!!!!!

@lilliandixon5339

5y↑4

You know she was voted the most beautiful teenager from Wales -when she was 17

@pan-yasweets7881

4y↑1

Shes too beautiful for this world honestly

@justalunarsoul

10y↑888

For me I was scared at the end because when the audience was applauding and the camera "shots" were going off I thought it was some sort of symbolism of the two of them going crazy and ending up shooting all of them again for attention

@LittleJr101

10y↑7

Very interesting point there Sandra. :)

@justalunarsoul

10y↑6

0.0 how the hell you found this comment?

@skazwolfman8622

10y↑6

Sandra Romero It's YouTube magic!

@leaedery1843

10y↑22

had the same feeling...
after you see mama in the audience it's kinda confusing,
also sometimes you can see a woman that looks like the AH-AH girl
hope there's an actual explanation for that haha

@beam1796

5y↑13

梶脂 I’m late as well but, roxie does things for attention too. Like how Roxie faked her pregnancy because reporters were crazy over the new prisoner.

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@maurahobart8414

1y↑49

Renee learning how to dance with Catherine, a professional dancer is simply amazing and a testament to her talent. Just brilliant!

@LonnieBhi

7y↑206

Catherine is just phenomenal. She literally commands the stage. Her dancing and singing screams passion. I guess her theater background contributed greatly.

@tinacarys299

22w

What about Renee??

@TellEmB290

9y↑620

Mama and Flynn are in the audience watching their girls!

@Humorless_Wokescold

9y↑46

***** plus it's Queen Latifa so yeah she's gonna be rocking a tux.

@cassandrajones1152

9y↑44

The moral of the story I think is that fame burns out the moment there's someone new. Velma was the hot thing until rosy came, and then the same thing happened to rosy with Lucy liu's character. Especially how after she was announced innocent, no one cared because some new scarlet shot someone.

@rachelblossoms649

8y↑7

+Cassandra Jones it is actually Roxi not Rosy

@Humorless_Wokescold

8y↑1

***** in the 1920's she'd have other issues

@cassandrajones1152

8y↑1

+Rachel Blossoms my bad 😅 at least I got the moral right which is why I replied

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@kadejito1

8y↑2.5K

i remember hearing on the directors commentary that they added that rumble at the end of the movie to remind the audience that behind the glitz and glamour the story was actually a tragedy; two killers got away with murder. if the victims had been children this would have been more apparent, but because they were filandering men, its perfectly acceptable.

@keiradesbiens9223

8y↑366

+kadejito1 It says more about us that we actually are kinda glad they got away with it. The commentary is on society, and celebrity culture; it's even more relevant now than when Chicago was created.

@kangadillo

8y↑247

Right on. Roxie didn't just kill a bad man, she killed a husband and the father of five innocent children. And Velma killed her own sister. What if her parents were still alive. And neither of these women believed they had done anything wrong!

@babygirl33829

8y↑98

+heaventree ofstars yeah that's what cell block tango was all about and if you remember when Queen Latifah was singing "When Your Good To Mama" Roxy said that she didn't do anything wrong

@stanochocki8984

8y↑44

Also, don't forget, that the Attorney, in real life, often did 'brag&boast' that if Jesus had him at His Trial before Pilot, he'd had gotten him off. AND, the scene of the 'Pineapple' Company Heiress who kills her Man, and his 'girlfriend'. Did indeed actually happen, and the Attorney, got her OFF, on technicalities and 'temporary insanity'. He made a Mint!

@kadejito1

8y↑25

Brandon C. Sites - Critic of Modern Day Horror: The musical was loosely based on true life. They were acquitted.

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@sarahjohnson9399

8y↑673

something about the zoom-ins and the freezes with the camera jerking around ( 3:20 onwards ) is when the morbidness of the situation really sinks in for me. i guess it's just when it feels the most real? idk.

@VibrantVicky13

7y↑9

I felt the same thing!

@user-bk9pz6kq6q

להקת שיקגו

@erroredits9602

6y↑6

I see you have good taste in webcomics

@emmaoliveros4581

Same!

@gledihv2861

4y↑17

@lila mansilla it shows that this ending is actually fucked up. Their murderers but took advantages and still won at the end. You can see in the other comments that the directors added the shaky camera thing to represent the tragedy.

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@cance7984

10y↑939

Thank god this won Best Picture at the Oscars®!

@eedgerton769

7y↑118

One of the very few Best Pictures that wasn't overrated and is still entertaining

@anguscastle3448

7y↑78

So many people think it didn't deserve that award but I completely disagree! The editing, the music, the characters, the story, the dancing - WHAT A MOVIE!

@jakeguldin

7y↑2

It should've swapped picture and director wins with the Pianist imo

@AnthonyCayne

6y↑15

The Gays really won that year.

@noelmaldonado2903

cance7984 this was actually the second musical to win Best Picture

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@StrangeLittlePoet123

9y↑407

during the rehearsals rene was said to be quite giggly and catherine the serious one definitely reflected in this number. rene looks like she's having more fun.. but so good performances

@StrangeLittlePoet123

9y↑16

Catherine was definitely ambitious! I love renee's charming way though particularly in this film

@shyamiselvanayagam7

9y↑85

Matthew James I think since in the film Catherine is playing a character who has a lot of experience in that performing, while Rene was playing a character that was really dreaming to become a star and do all that stuff and she's more of a girl full of fun.

@tylergirl1970

9y↑38

Sarah Welles absolutely not.... she did a great job but Catherine has far superior timing. You can see it throughout this whole video. If you know anything about routines and timing you can see it.

@jackskellington4198

6y↑1

@earthentreasure Yaaassss 👏 👏

@mollymcdade4031

8y↑427

When I first saw this I thought the ending implied someone was going to shoot them from the audience, with all the shaky-cam and the strange sound effect at the end...

@hanindhira

8y↑7

the weird noise is camera shooting tho

@freaknweeknn

8y↑19

I thought the same thing! I thought maybe it was foreshadowing - like the camera noises.

@isy1874

8y↑157

i remember reading somewhere that it was intentional because they wanted to remind the audience that at the end of the day, they're murderers that got away with killing people. kinda creepy tbh

@stanochocki8984

8y↑38

And the 3 of them, lawyer Roxie and Velma..in effect..did lead a profitable life, all the way until they died. Like the song: " Send Lawyers, Guns and Money"...and it will work.

@Chrissy_

7y↑8

Their last act wasn't really in the movies but they both sang a song called "I Move On" and they played that song at the credits.

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@mickram23

10y↑536

How many films can you name where every frame tells the story to perfection? This is one.

@nn6404

8y↑366

They really owned this show.

@MoPoppins

6y↑178

Catherine Zeta-Jones just has that extra SOMETHING, like Beyonce, where if she's in the scene, you can't take your eyes off of her. She has great instincts for adding that nuanced flair that can't be learned. Just extraordinary.

@joelymaegreally3403

8y↑396

Love them both but Catherine looks effortlessly cool in this song especially!

@tillyboos

2y↑17

They were both PERFECTLY cast in their roles. Catherine was great as Velma, and Renee was great as Roxie. It was PERFECT casting.

@GordonHugenay

9y↑940

wow, the audience is pointed at by two guns held by two murderesses, and all they do is laugh; I mean, those sitting at the back of the theatre sure are too far away from the stage in order to judge if the guns are real or not

@jaydock1

9y↑9

***** May I point you towards George Zimmerman (the guy started boxing and using his fame as a child killer to get people in the seats)

@juanitacampos9893

9y↑4

***** whats all this to do with trying to catch a glimpse of CZJs panties?

@caysayfla

Julie Ogden That isn't true. He has never boxed.

@zabaks123

6y↑22

I think that is the point. They are making fun of people just like they did in court.

@Jenniegang

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@MilA-eh3gf

11y↑69

I think Renee did a great job. Her moves looks youthful and fresh and new, while Catherine, as you said, looks more natural and experienced on stage. I think both of them are very great in this and each brings a different style to it.

@lkj1433

10y↑178

when Catherine Zeta-Jones is on the screen, you can't take your eyes off of her!

@tls913

+lkj Reeeeally though!!!!! holyyyy sh*ttttt.. LMAO..

@michaelrutledge7048

That’s how I feel about Zellweger.

@semgonzales5430

1y↑8

We won’t see a musical so perfectly crafted for a very long long time. Chicago the Movie rocks!

@manuelorozco7760

19w

What about the Greatest Showman?

@ered203

3y↑12

Catherine Zeta Jones absolutely destroyed this performance every time she was on screen. She completely and totally stole every scene. I mean, just damn. I've seen a lot of people attempt All that Jazz, but after this movie, an attempt is all they will ever be.

@lalala2874

44w↑2

Same with her dance in zorro. Many people did that dance after that and it never looked even close to how Catherine did it.

@terrywright7470

3y↑19

Everyone knows that Catherine Zeta Jones was a former dancer, but Renee had to learn to dance for this movie, and what a fantastic job she does. How stunning are these two ladies.

@awilliams1491

7y↑130

They both killed that

@mimimomooxo391

7y↑17

A Williams yep, they sure killed

@awilliams1491

mimimomo oxo Ahhhhh I get it lol

@astrowiz3544

6y↑3

Not the only thing they killed

@gracewilliams2753

Ayyyyyyy

@christophernewman8556

3y↑9

The camera angles are insanely flattering. Really makes them seem immortal.

@shawngilbert4306

8y↑51

This is part of the movie is where both ladies, despite their controversial histories, are out on a showbiz-esque trial to see how well they bounce back from rock bottom. They did this movie justice by closing it off strong. well done catherine and renee.

@PopTartz777

13y↑27

They blend their voices together so well! You cant hear one more than the other. This movie should'nt get anything less then 5 stars.

@user-ei1ds1nt1b

21w↑3

This whole movie was absolute perfection ❤️ Def deserved the Oscar 🙌🏽

@yuri2604

8y↑146

There are things I do not understand, one is why people who do not like musicals are going to watch musicals? Just to say that Chicago did not deserve the Oscar? I agree with the choice of academia. The Pianist is great but movies similar it come out almost every year. Chicago was new to the cinema because he could mix the atmosphere of classical musical and update them has succeeded respect for this genre again (along with Moulin Rouge!)

@Leo-nv5wo

7y↑4

People believe they own the truth and The Academy should agree with them, or with IMDB's ranks.

@ernestogasulla7763

6y↑4

Agree about Chicago, but Moulin Rouge was terrible.

@lillianj.8365

9y↑329

I would love to learn that dance...can't even do a darn flip.

@SnakeandBake1

8y↑38

+Lillian J. we have to learn this in our performing arts class wish me luck and call me an ambulance

@dariam5290

8y↑4

+Cheshire Kitten And how was it? Did it go well haha?

@tarakube8474

7y↑1

STEP UP THATS IT

@miaperhour4662

6y↑1

And they’re in heels

@FroMaestro

10y↑62

Ah, memories...
I remember playing the crap out of that segment from 2:39-2:55, back in the day. I just love how the different sonorities come out after the trumpets call. Plus the dancing. It's all so very yum.

@MrChristopher0710

9y↑3

and brilliantly executed....
=)

@tonyweaver2353

9y↑9

I remember playing Pokemon on my game boy advanced in my parents' living room watching HBO and this would play in the background. Just added to the nostalgia even more like watching a fireplace and it begins to softly snow outside...

@anditspaganpoetry

9y↑1

Troy Baker mine is playing this over and over in my lounge room while drinking Ribena and being home sick from school whilst also playing Pokemon on my game boy advanced

@ThePsychicFish

4y↑8

Imagine acting, singing and dancing... In heels no less!! This movie still holds up years later.

@xstreammakeova

12y↑7

Ok let me just say this is one of my favorite movie scenes in history, the chemistry between the two actresses as dancers is aaah-mazing, they kicked butt!

@pedrosantos929

6y↑5

This number is so masterfully well shot, acted and directed. Deserving of all the awards it got.

@clayswidler1792

11y↑13

It's rare to see a great cinematic moment, but this is one of the best in the last 25 years.

@PRESStoJUMP

11y↑47

I find Catherine's last line amazing. It was so fierce, it looked like Velma was Queen of the world and she was simply thanking her people. Catherine was so in character that she probably did it unconsciously, but it turned out so good! If you look at the way Catherine said "Thank You!" and notice her facial expression and movements, you'll see why it was so appropriate for Velma Kelly to say it like that. I think it was Catherine's best line.

@sparx180

8y↑49

Now that is real talent. Not much of it around like these two anymore.

@maulanarashidqadeer1167

8y↑90

both these women are alive

@yukakoi1735

7y↑5

yeah, but with today's idiotic "trends" nothing seems to be good anymore. this in my opinion is a work of art compared to everything now. it may have been just several years ago when this movie was made but now it's all about who's best at looking like a coward on musical.ly. okay i'm straying from the point this movie and those some years ago were pretty damn good.

@imnotpaulavery7608

6y↑1

Oh there’s plenty of talent, you’re just not looking in the right place

@WhirlwindandHeatburst

6y↑102

GUYS WE NEED TO BRING JAZZ BACK! THE 20'S ARE COMING!

@internetchild6066

4y↑17

Everything changed when the virus attacked

@WhirlwindandHeatburst

4y↑11

Kat Still gonna be a flapper for Halloween lol

@internetchild6066

4y↑5

@@WhirlwindandHeatburst that's the spirit!!

@alexwheeler4809

@@WhirlwindandHeatburst We can be flappers together.

@WhirlwindandHeatburst

Alex Wheeler OwO

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@robertocaesar

6y↑11

The camera direction in this is GENIUS!!

@OnceUponATimeAddict

9y↑19

Why does this still give me goosebumps....I swear, best movie musical finale ever! Catherine & Renee will ALWAYS be Velma & Roxie to me! :)

@ReehanCarroll

12y↑5

there are not enough words to explain how much I love this movie.

@zoearca8477

8y↑80

1:55 the face. just. the face.

@ClarasBeau

12y↑4

An exceptional movie, so wonderfully directed, edited, and performed. So twenties, with just a peppering of the surreal. Totally cool.

@fastfitness5345

7y↑7

The timing is so perfect and the notes and coreogrophy both really work very well together.

@ArtificialPerson

11y↑8

I just couldn't take my eyes off Catherine, she was perfect on this movie!!

@torysama

12y↑8

This is actually my favorite scene. I love the way they dance; it's so inspiring.

@andrewschreiber112

3y↑5

So good! This, to me, is one of the best film adaptations of a musical ever.

@manuelorozco7760

The best one will always be Grease to me

@drewqq

9y↑64

Wow. Slick and gorgeous and filmed like a work of art. The ladies are smoking hot.

@jackskellington4198

6y↑1

Yeah! Both very beautiful and talented...with a hint of crazy. 😂😂😂

@acadarin1409

5y↑4

The most extraordinary thing is you can hear their heels clacking. So important for women of this era. Amazing sound design!

@catherinezetajones-fan8495

8y↑148

Catherine Zeta Jones, woman crush everyday 😍

@PolyBiBadger

8y↑1

Indeed 😍

@shebacoppit7008

8y↑1

Absolutely!

@mimiwey9014

4y↑17

"Let's all go to hell in a fast car and keep it hot!" 😂😂😂

@Orthodox.777

That was nah..

@kangadillo

11y↑4

The last line, "We could not have done this without you" is very telling. It shows that murderers can't become celebrities without the complicity of the audience and the media.

@oldregistered

13y↑3

great to see two people, not only playing such good parts but, having such fun, in their roles!

@carolinenicole9848

9y↑61

Renée and Catherine KILL this number! Haha !! See what I did there lol?

@DoctorHP7

11y↑3

Catherine is sensational. A fantastic all-rounder. I also admire that she's worked her arse off since she was a child to be where she is today. This film surprised me for how phenominally good she is. I love her.

@donatord

9y↑90

Goldie and Liza couldn't get the funding to have this movie made back in the day. Who would have thought it would be Best Picture?

@ladywantstocomment

9y↑29

I wish that they (Goldie and Liza) had also made a movie, and that this was a remake, because that would've been spectacular, as this one was.

@barbhawkinson659

7y↑1

Liz a and Goldberg would have been perfection!

@rosemary3865

4y↑7

There's just something about the camera angles that makes this scene amazing.

@corinnethepilot4995

6y↑2

I remember seeing Chicago live about 2 months ago,it was SPECTACULAR!This part was my favorie

@framdy88

7y↑6

This scene always brings me such joy what an amazing film and amazing talent

@greenergrass4060

5y↑5

One of the most iconic broadway duo ever

@jocelynpink1120

10y↑4

BRILLIANT how these ladies do the Charleston! WONDERFUL show altogether!

@youcanlearnalotfromlydia

4y↑5

"Mmmmmm I'm a star!
And the audience loooovves me!
And I love them
And they love me for loving them
And I love them for loving me
And we looovve each other
And that's cause none of us got enough love in our childhoods...
And that's showbiz... kid."

@uniquelike

15y↑3

I already know the dance! :D This is one of my favorite scenes in the entire movie. Catherine and Renee work so well together. They contrast to well.

@Tototine

13y↑3

One of the best movies ever. Great great cast!!!!

@mspeter97

3y↑3

To think that some cast members in this one had no real singing and dancing experience before that is one of the most mind blowing things about this movie.
They are on point

@Suze947

7y↑3

Hope to see these two girls again together on the stage ! They were out of this world !!!

@alinamcdonald2637

10y↑11

I love this movie!

@knownothingish

8y↑12

Amazing dance number.

@sidfreeland3128

8y↑13

Bless you Fossee

@OURAN44

9y↑13

This song is what made me love musicals. <3

@audreylockhart90

1y↑2

I remember wanting to learn this choreography so bad when I was a kid. They were so glamorous!

@rick0e295

14w

It's been almost 50 years and things SURE have changed! 😮 But I'm living the way I like 👍. And have always loved this number. First saw CHICAGO live in Chicago with original cast, seated in front row and fortunately was handed the prop newspaper by GWEN! 🏆

@chris2006002

5y↑5

Best ending to any movie musical ever!!

@caesar4857

7y↑6

Awesome film and song
Damn, Catherine Zeta Jones!

@averyr8367

6y↑25

Those legs are next level. Damn.

@rileyrossi

13y↑2

I think both of them were brilliant together and this is one of my all-time favorite movies because it was such a good pairing of two very talented women.

@mickram23

3y↑2

The amazing thing about this show is that it was a critique of social media and reality stars before they even existed.
Actually, not about the reality stars themselves but the people that follow them.

@giulyludo89

9y↑2

Catherine NAILED wonderfully and IMPECCABLY!!! <3

@azianangel9293

12y↑2

i love it when renee says "we couldnt have done it without you." really hard hitting line

@samcroangel2311

4y↑15

I understand a lot of people prefer Catherine’s performance over Renee’s obviously because Catherine is a profession singer and dancer who has had a lot of experience in comparison to Renee. However even within their characters, of course Velma is going to look a lot more professional as this was her job, whereas Roxy always dreamt of this. Thus she is going to have fun with it and look a little less professional

@madison-fq9mh

7y↑5

this is the most amazing and fun yet also simultaneously morbid thing

@simonetgarfunkel

10y↑1

何度見ても飽きません。本当にすごい！二人とも綺麗なうえに見事な踊り！
Chapeau bas !!

@safehaven11

13y

well done! Catherine Zeta-Jones deserved the oscar.

@soltaylor685

1y↑1

They were both absolutely brilliant.

@SangoSays

12y↑1

I can't get enough of this song! I swear, it's been stuck in my head since monday!

@babygirllynn2264

Can we please stop comparing these beautiful women and just appreciate these two Queens?! They both dominated their and were perfect for the roles and both are very talented and made this film so enjoyable