Who's the Thief - 1999 Film | Joseph
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From the film version of 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat'.
Maria Friedman sort of reminds me of Julie Andrews from "The Sound of Music".
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I love how Benjamin actually turns around to wave at Joseph whilst the other brothers just half-heartedly do it without looking at him:
Benjamin: Thank you so much, kind Sir, we won’t forget this!
The Other Brothers: Yeah, cheers!
Lyrics:
Stop, you robbers-
Nick Holmes (Benjamin) is really cute
Your little number's up
One of you has stolen
Somebody please tells me the name on the actress singing ìn the second 15,,it looks like I'm looking to me😮
My precious golden cup
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I love Benjamin just, laying on the stairs like that
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You know this pointless. Joseph does this to test his brother's to see if they've changed but their only problem was with him! Because he was treated as special. Like protecting their brother doesn't prove they have changed.
In the summer of 1967, Andrew Lloyd Webber was asked by Alan Doggett, head of the Music Department at Colet court, St Paul’s Junior School who taught his younger brother, Julian, to write a ‘pop cantata’ for the school choir to sing at their Easter end of term concert.
Andrew immediately approached his friend Tim Rice to ask if he would write lyrics for the project. After toying with ideas about spies, 007′s and the like, Tim suggested the story of Joseph.
The Kids actually got brainwashed in Who’s The thief scene
The first performance of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat was on a cold winter afternoon on 1st March 1968 at the Old Assembly Hall, Colet Court, Hammersmith.
Accompanied by the School orchestra and conducted by Alan Doggett, the performance was only 15 minutes long.
The Kids actually did Scream No
It was such a success that a second performance was arranged on 12th May 1968 at Central Hall, Westminster, where Andrew’s father was the organist. Julian Lloyd Webber gave a classical recital in the first half, along with Bill Lloyd Webber. The audience of approximately 2,500 consisted mainly of parents of the Colet Court boys. To Andrew and Tim’s surprise, Derek Jewell, Jazz and Pop Critic for The Sunday Times, saw the show and wrote a favourable review of Joseph, which appeared on 19th May 1968. A third performance took place on 9th November 1968 at St Paul’s Cathedral, where Joseph was expanded to include songs such as ‘Potiphar’ for the first time.
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this reminds me of my school show and the "no!" bit we did as chorus!
@altaccount-em3ux0:41 judahs face 😂😂😂
@DAY-1-EYEKON0:34 LOVE this part defo my one of my faves in the whole show ❤
@DAY-1-EYEKONLas Divinas, who the thief ft BrianGonzalez feat Donny osmond
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@CondeMontenegro-x8eLas Divinas, who the thief ft BrianGonzalez feat Donny osmond
@CondeMontenegro-x8eLas Divinas, who the thief ft BrianGonzalez feat Donny osmond
@CondeMontenegro-x8eAt my school, I done play a play for Joseph and the amazing dream and I was REUBEN
@FaithEdwards-n7dDid Benjamin really steal Joseph's golden cup or did Joseph do this to test his brothers to see if they changed or not - meaning that if they repented for their sins and asked for forgiveness or not
@danielstewart6509"He must have been framed."
Yup
Donnie Osmond did such a great job in this show. He set the bar for the role.
@rogerwelsh2335Am
@ArmelOlotarawhen i first saw this i didn't know what joseph was doing!!!! but then it dawned on me! it was a test to see if the brothers were being true and honest!. and see if they would sacrifice themselves for Benjamin no matter the cost!!!!
@nathanjoerndt8804Everything is fine here and I hope you had an okay weekend cbeebies and psy cbeebies bbc2 psy
@royemberga5011I don’t like the horror movie with the group of kids scream who’s the thief its really creepy
@johnmarkfrederick8245This musical show Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat in 1999 brings me back to my childhood memories since I grew up as a 9 year young kid in elementary school
@tenishastairpraisegod7648then unseen Joseph nipped out around the back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and planted a cup in young Benjamin's sack!!!!!!!
@nathanjoerndt5021I feel like the brothers are the most dressed in the whole musical noy including narrator
@riri_plays4720I love Benjamin he favourite all time
@katykinch2213One of the most underrated songs in this musical
@moyrasvlogMy favourite is naphtali because singing and dancing really good xx I love it xx
@laurenfoster7360Joseph has truly want his revenge on his brothers for what they have done to him from many years ago.
@BooBop1987I love it when they shout the word NO! NO! NO! NO! NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@nathanjoerndt88040:50 here comes my fav bit 😌
@lizz_playzYT123the way twist that Joseph aska Donny Osmond story is just spot on his acting is so brilliant
@samirahassan2079Joseph is trying to get his Golden cup in the his brothers bucket and stands up that mean is I’m not going to do it lol
@emilydiveley9661is anyone else mad that those are buckets and not sacks?
@calebwarner4104[JOSEPH AND CHILDREN]
No! Stop!
[JOSEPH]
You robbers - your little number's up
One of you has stolen my precious golden cup
[NARRATOR]
Joseph started searching through his brothers' sacks
Everyone was nervous, no-one could relax
[Children]
Who's the thief? Who's the thief?
Who's the thief? Who's the thief?
[NARRATOR AND CHILDREN]
Is it Reuben? No!
Is it Simeon? No!
Is it Naphtali? No!
Is it Dan? No!
Is it Asher? No!
Is it Isaachar? No!
Is it Levi? No!
Who's the man? No!
Is it Zebulun? No!
Is it Gad? No!
Is it Judah? No!
Is it him?
[CHILDREN]
Could it be? Could it be?
Could it be? Could it be?
Could it be? Could it be?
[NARRATOR]
Could it possibly be Benjamin?
[CHILDREN]
Yes! Yes! Yes!
[JOSEPH]
Benjamin, you nasty youth!
Your crime has shocked me to the core
Never in my whole career
Have I encontered this before
Guards, seize him! Lock him in a cell
Throw the keys into the Nile as well
[NARRATOR]
Each of the brothers fell to his knees
[BROTHERS]
Show him some mercy, oh mighty one please
He would not do this, he must have been framed
Jail us and beat us, we should be blamed
[ENSEMBLE]
La la la la, La la la la
La la la la, La la la la
Benjamin was scared what the governor was going to do with him for falsely stealing his cup
@dancingking3210I think I get why Joseph tested his brothers like that. Let me explain;
Joseph and Benjamin are half brothers to the 10 siblings as they are the sons of Jacob’s second wife Rachel.
He tested them to see if something bad were to happen to another half-brother and what they would do, should Benjamin get into trouble as he was the youngest and the second favourite son of Jacob.
wait it wasn't Judas? Biggest plot twist of my damn life!
@lisagibson2975Anyone else love when the narrator says “who’s the man?”
@rainchill1111Me: joining in when they all say no
@Hcollins371STOP IT ALREADY!
@nathanielhirshfeld5618Dorotry
@dorothygrech9420Brothers eating those big corn on the cobs, or at least pretending to.
@sha11235lol poor brothers at this point Joseph is just having fun scaring the crap out of them
@SootWhiskerI was in this musical when it was touring x
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