How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (1967) - The Company Way Scene (2/10) | Movieclips 

I'm 57, and participated (sang/danced) in this musical in the mid 80's in high school. It was somewhat controversial then for teens to sing/dance to this musical:) I respect our Musical Director so much for having the temerity to put this out. I still sing the songs today, and the lyrics to so many songs, are so relevant to the issues of today:)

After decades in the workforce this song hits different.

Don't underestimate the the way the actors in the background freeze and become part of the background. It's a subtle add, but it's a really cool theatrical device to make us look at the two main singers, but used on film :)

'never take a risk'll year' just next level writing

I got to enjoy this movie in my theatre class and its still one of the best musicals that I have seen. Some classics will never die.

Is anyone else just finding out that Republican Town isn’t an original song?

RIP Mr Morse Thanks for the memories you will be missed. I loved all your great performances

Viewing this brilliant duet on the day of Robert Morse's passing. We've lost a good one...

Family Guy brought me here.

Just saw my niece in a High School version of this , I have to say those kids put on an amazing show .

"Your brain is the company brain!" "The company washed it and now I can't complain!" OOF

Alwas loved this movie. This scene was really great and yes, atill very true today but my favourite is when the big boss comes in to the office early and Robert Morse makes sure it looks like he's been there working all night... even starts knitting becuase he found out that the boss does it secretly.

Is no one going to mention all the background actors freeze in place when the music starts? I can't imagine how difficult it would be to hold those positions for the whole song.

I gotta be honest ambition really did me in when I was young. My life didn’t get better until my 30s when I too became a company man. If only I’d seen this sooner and become a spineless jellyfish if an employee early.

And still so true till this day.... Sadly

OLD BUT GOOD

The genius of Frank Loesser

This musical is marking its 60th anniversary this year. Don't figure out my age---I remember when it premiered.

Stands just like Bert Cooper

I also love "Old Ivy", but can't seem to find that clip from the movie.

SO current. This is how it is today in vast majority of places.

What a fantastic ride darling man! Fly with the angles. 💋

This is good.

love this

I was today years old when I realised Finch eventually became Bert Cooper on Mad Men 😮

“Cause IIIIIIIII dream of Republican Town”

So this is how Burt Cooper got started❣️👏🏻

R.I.P Robert Morse

This was the Office before the tv show

just realised the instrumental, family guy took it for the republicans song brian sings lol

Played Mr. Twimble in high school Turns out I'm nothing like the guy. Absolutely despise his mindset lol

That guy’s obviously never heard of personal space.

RIP Bobby Morse

My two nephews just did this play at their high school and these were the parts they had so they got to do this duet together. It was pretty great. As for the play itself, I enjoyed it but I was actually a little surprised a high school in 2022 would do it. Both because it was pretty racy at times and also very politically incorrect by today's standards. Kudos to the head of their drama department for having the stones. LOL! 😂

Family Guy Republican Town anyone?

I've never seen this but I can see where family guy gets it's inspiration for it's musicals.

Not sure why, but I think Robert Morse has sort of a Stephen King vibe here.

the people in the background just freeze and it's creeping me out

The Paranoia XP supplement Service, Service! brought me here.

This should be the WWE's official theme song.

Could anyone play this part better than Robert Morse?

Career Mood

This song's melody is familiar, but I can't place where. It's not Family Guy's Republican Town, I know that's a direct parody

me when I play lethal company

Seven company men don't like this video.

Finally found the original from American Dad's "Republicantown"....

How to avoid getting cancelled in the 2020's

Brian: I dream of Republican Town Where men to the right of the aisle don't back down The streets are aglow with the smell of apple pies And babies come out of the womb in coats and ties Nice place, huh, Rush? Rush Limbaugh: It's a paradise, Brian Trees grow from Republican sod And everyone prays to a proper right-wing God Lois: Republican Catholics? Brian: Yes, indeed, there are! Lois: Republican Muslims? Brian: Now, let's not go too far Lois: No Muslims? Rush Limbaugh: Eh, too many tall buildings Brian: They've outlawed all abortions Late or early It's a sin we can't abide Lois: What if you find a fetus Left abandoned? Rush Limbaugh: We just take it And we jam it back inside Brian: Aw, yes, 'cause I dream of Republican Town The place where the happiest smile is Cheney's frown I'll bet you a buck you won't find a damn thing wrong 'Cause when you come down to it This is where we all belong Lois: Who else lives here? Brian: Oh, big names, Lois We're watching Republican stars... Rush Limbaugh: Like sweet Mickey Rourke, and his gorgeous right-wing scars Brian: Chuck Norris is one... Rush Limbaugh: And he's got a right-wing beard Brian: Jon Voight is another... Rush Limbaugh: He's just right-wing weird Brian: His, uh, his daughter's pretty hot, though Rush Limbaugh: At one time, Brian. At one time Lois: But how 'bout global warming? Brian: It's a snow job By Obama and his crew Lois: But aren't all his findings Backed by science? Rush Limbaugh: Careful, Lois Now you're sounding like a Jew! Brian: Oy! We dream of Republican Town Where Clinton is viewed as a crazy Commie clown Rush Limbaugh: A place where America's growing free and strong Brian: 'Cause when you come down to it This is where... We... All... Belong!

I dream of republican town where men to the right of the aisle don't back down

Wait. Republican town???

RIP Robert Morse.

RIP Robert Morse.