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The pronunciation is mostly wrong and the words are mumbled. Maybe it sounds French enough to fool the director and the producers of the movie But not me. P. P.-S. And it’s not old French poetry, the poem is inspired by the song La bourrée du célibataire by Jacques Brel (translated as Bachelor’s Dance). « La fille que j’aimera » is 9 thoughts on “ Poem from Groundhog Day ” Chris Crawford says: January 14, 2018 at 8:39 am Groundhog Day refers to the yin/yang cycle (at the heart of the Believe it or not, I studied 19th-century French poetry. You speak French! I haven't done this since I was a kid. Me neither. It's fun! Clean fun. I hope one day I can do this with my own children. Where'd you get that? Well, I went over to the snowman shop. Hey, an assassin! I'll protect you! I shall die for you. You shall not take her! Find The poem Phil quoted to Rita was actually not 16th-century French poetry, but rather a song by Jacques Brel called La bourrée du célibataire (Bachelor's Dance). I had trouble finding translated lyrics, other than this from wikipedia: "The girl I will love is like a fine wine that gets a little better every morning." Rita: "Believe it or not, I studied 19th-century French poetry."Phil: "What a waste of time!" My favourite part: Rita (Andie MacDowell) tells Phil (Bill Murray) that she studied 19th-century French poetry. The first time she says it, he laughs at her -- "Really? What a waste of time." -- and she recoils, not a little disgusted with his philistinism. - Believe it or not, I studied 19th-century French poetry. - La fille qui j'aimerai sera comme bon vin qui se bonifiera un peu chaque matin. - You speak French! - Oui. - I haven't done this since I was a kid. - Me neither. It's fun! - It's good, clean fun. - I hope that one day I can do this with my own children. - Where'd you get that? The French poetry, which at first he can’t stop himself from [laughs] from laughing out loud Wes: Yeah. Erin: over Rita’s study of 19th century french poetry in which, in the iteration after that, he quotes some sort of fake french poetry to her the following day. The French poem Bill recites in the pub is from this Jacques Brel song – rather than a 19th century French poem. 21. The initial scenes where Phil does his weather report and we meet Rita were 17 Groundhog Day Poems This collection features Groundhog Day poems celebrating tradition, humor, and seasonal charm. Short Poems & Quotes | Special Occasion Poems & Quotes | Groundhog Day Poems Updated January 4, 2025, by Catherine Pulsifer Groundhog Day brings smiles, laughter, and a bit of suspense as we wait to see what the groundhog Groundhog Day - French Poetry: Phil (Bill Murray) impresses Rita (Andie MacDowell) at the end of a series of deja vu dates by consuming increasing knowledge Rita: "Believe it or not, I studied 19th-century French poetry."Phil: "What a waste of time!" The French poem Bill recites in the pub is from this Jacques Brel song – rather than a 19th century French poem. 21. The initial scenes where Phil does his weather report and we meet Rita were “RITA:” Hmm-mmm. Believe it or not, I studied 19th century French poetry. “PHIL:” (recites a French poem). “RITA:” You speak French. “PHIL:” Oui. “Phil’s Encounters With Ned Ryerson:” “Day 1:” * “NED:” Do you have life insurance? Because if you do, you could always use a little more. Am I right or am I right or am What French Poem Does Bill Murray Recite In Groundhog Day? A 1957 Jacques Brel song, “La bourrée du célibataire” or “Bachelor’s Dance” is cited as the inspiration for Phil’s French recital in a German restaurant. French (Jaques Brel) in the restaurant and Walter Scott (The Wretch) in the Diner. Paul Schindler's Blog Comments On Groundhog Day. Groundhog Day Links and Metalinks. Groundhog Day Script Writer Danny Rubin. Groundhog Day Star Bill Murray. Groundhog Day Director Harold Ramis. New Yorker Profile of Groundhog Day Director Harold Ramis The wretch, concentred all in self,Living, shall forfeit fair renown,And, doubly dying, shall go downTo the vile dust, from whence he sprung,Unwept, unhonour Groundhog Day (1993) Bill Murray as Phil. I studied 19th-century French poetry. Phil : [laughs OF COURSE I do not own this. Just thought it was cool.
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