The King and I (1956) - Anna's prayer dress

Actress is Deborah Kerr

[sezza]

I love the way he messes with her in this scene, pure gold!😂👌👏

[joylynch]

I like how they also chanted the etceteras. Lol

[laurasaxon]

I love how King Mongkut gives that little grin at 0:52 to see if Anna will follow him in his prostrations before Buddha and she does.

[smurfette_blues]

So many yards of fabric!! Now that think about it, it must have been so hard to walk around in her costumes because of how heavy they were. Wow!

[TheMovieMistress]

0:07- 0:14 I did not notice he was totally ribbing her that whole time!

0:41-1:10 classic 😂

[insertnamehere]

Yul Brynner is so comfortable in this role that watching clips makes it feel like he’s improving as the king

[classics]

0:10 ROFL the way he delivers that “Aaaaah HA HAAAA” and her reaction 😂

[nanette]

Cette série était vraiment formidable et Yul Briner absolument génial dans ce rôle ❤

[ToiniMoore]

I adore her dress and how she stands up to THE KING!! I don’t take guff off anyone !😊

[Sigma]

0:50 - 1:07
And in this scene, the King and Anna became good friends.

[rosycandyhaven]

I love this scene. Shame you didn’t show the full scene.

[joyunicycle]

(Scenes earlier) "And in this country no one's head shall be higher than king's."

The wives and children clearly have their heads higher 0:41 - ending.

[StephanieMarieTGSouthernBelle]

I'd love to wear all her dresses.

[MrMp]

He's like: promise
She's like: I said no higher. I didn't say lower

[Scarlettraventaqua]

I have never seen this movie before but I find it funny that she’s trying to understand their culture and be somewhat part of Buddhism even though he’s from England and maybe England at that time we’re all Christianity

[augustinperez]

They are his wife's?😲 and children's?

[johnpickford]

Gertrude Lawrence was better on stage originally, and so was the bald one.

[artit]

The most inaccurate portray of Thai culture I've ever seen.