Song Parodies -> Ladd's Movie (Often Went Awry)
| Original Song Title: | "Sad Movies (Always Make Me Cry)" |
| Original Performer: | Sue Thompson |
| Parody Song Title: | "Ladd's Movie (Often Went Awry)" |
| Parody Written by: | Stan Hall |
"Ladd's Movie (Often Went Awry)"
La-a-a-add’s movie often went awry.
When Stevens started makin’ the movie, “Shane,”
Monty Clift was the lead s’posed to be playin’,
but when he had to recast Al Ladd won
the title role even tho’ he could not aim a gun.
Too, Van Heflin had to fill in a void
when Bill Holden proved otherwise employed
and Palance (cast as evil guy, of course)
it turned out wasn’t very comfy sittin' astride a horse.
So-oh-oh La-a-a-add’s movie often went awry
Woe-oh-oh La-a-a-add’s move often went awry
Now, Kate Hepburn was gonna play the love in’trest,
but in the end Jean Arthur was thought best.
And tho’ unthrifty and years late to screen
“Shane”’s got to be among the best oaters I’ve seen.
Tho’-oh-oh La-a-a-add’s movie often went awry,
Whoa-oh for La-a-a-add’s movie, all turned out alright.
ooo oo-oo-oo oo-oo
ooo oo oo oo
La-a-a-add’s movie turned out fi-i-ine.
.
La-a-a-add’s movie often went awry.
When Stevens started makin’ the movie, “Shane,”
Monty Clift was the lead s’posed to be playin’,
but when he had to recast Al Ladd won
the title role even tho’ he could not aim a gun.
Too, Van Heflin had to fill in a void
when Bill Holden proved otherwise employed
and Palance (cast as evil guy, of course)
it turned out wasn’t very comfy sittin' astride a horse.
So-oh-oh La-a-a-add’s movie often went awry
Woe-oh-oh La-a-a-add’s move often went awry
Now, Kate Hepburn was gonna play the love in’trest,
but in the end Jean Arthur was thought best.
And tho’ unthrifty and years late to screen
“Shane”’s got to be among the best oaters I’ve seen.
Tho’-oh-oh La-a-a-add’s movie often went awry,
Whoa-oh for La-a-a-add’s movie, all turned out alright.
ooo oo-oo-oo oo-oo
ooo oo oo oo
La-a-a-add’s movie turned out fi-i-ine.
.
©Stan Hall … Changes/problems all true real as documented (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shane_(film))
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:-) Irony at work -- had a bout of insomina last night and woke up around 2am or so to find .... yep, "Shane" just starting up on the tuned-to channel on the left-on TV. Stayed up to watch .. still a grand old-fashioned oater, including a the bar fight sequence of truly top-notch preposterousness. :-)
I share your "Shane" assessment. Is it Sue Thompson time? She also did "Paper Tiger." How about "Faked It: Niger," the bogus yellowcake pretext for Iraqnam"
Thanks, JAB. I'd forgotten about "Paper Tiger," but first parodistic thought upon sounding out the title was "Pay For Ride Here," remembering ticket booths beside each attraction at the traveling carnival that was still a fire brigade fundraiser in my town in the mid-'60s. :-)
also a "shane" fan....didn't know the back scenes stuff...sue thompson sure gettin' the ink this week !
Sir Stan, you paper Tigers are all alike . . . . your roar is much worse than your bite . . . Oh how you try to ~come on~ strong, think'in that I will play along . . . you could be wrong, Paper Tiger ! Someboy, please ~pare out~ this ~OS~ for parody!!
Very interesting,..loved the movie, and your parody take on it
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