Catherine Zeta-Jones & Taye Diggs & Renée Zellweger
Renée Zellweger & Taye Diggs & & John C. Reilly
Queen Latifah & Taye Diggs
Catherine Zeta-Jones & Renée Zellweger & Mýa & Taye Diggs & & Deidre Goodwin & &
Richard Gere & Taye Diggs
Richard Gere & Renée Zellweger & Taye Diggs & & Shaun Amyot & & Christine Baranski
Renée Zellweger
Catherine Zeta-Jones & Taye Diggs
John C. Reilly
Richard Gere
Catherine Zeta-Jones & Queen Latifah
Renée Zellweger & Taye Diggs
Renée Zellweger & Catherine Zeta-Jones & Taye Diggs
Catherine Zeta-Jones & Renée Zellweger
Danny Elfman
Danny Elfman
Queen Latifah & Macy Gray & Lil’ Kim
Anastacia
The ninth song from the movie adaption of the musical Chicago, in which Amos laments about being invisible, unheard and underestimated. Throughout the movie, he is ignored and used by his wife, the press and his lawyer — who only ever gets his name right once, mostly calling him Andy. He likens hims...
[AMOS]
If someone stood up in a crowd
And raised his voice up way out loud
And waved his arm and shook his leg
You'd notice him
If someone in the movie show yelled
"Fire in the second row!"
"This whole place is a powder keg!"
You'd notice him
And even without clucking like a hen
Everyone gets noticed, now and then
Unless, of course, that personage should be
Invisible, inconsequential, me
Cellophane, Mister Cellophane
Shoulda been my name, Mister Cellophane
Cause you can look right through me, walk right by me
And never know I'm there, I tell ya
Cellophane, Mister Cellophane
Shoulda been my name, Mister Cellophane
Cause you can look right through me, walk right by me
And never know I'm there
Suppose you was a little cat
Residing in a person's flat
Who fed you fish and scratched your ears
You'd notice him
Suppose you was a woman, wed
And sleeping in a double bed
Beside one man, for seven years
You'd notice him
A human being's made of more than air
With all that bulk, you're bound to see him there
Unless that human being next to you
Is unimpressive, undistinguished, you-know-who
Shoulda been my name, Mister Cellophane
Cause you can look right through me, walk right by me
And never know I'm there, I tell ya
Cellophane, Mister Cellophane
Shoulda been my name, Mister Cellophane
Cause you can look right through me, walk right by me
And never know I'm there
Never even know I'm there
(spoken)
I hope I haven't taken up too much of your time
Mister Cellophane was written by Fred Ebb & John Kander.
Mister Cellophane was produced by Randy Spendlove & Ric Wake.
John C. Reilly released Mister Cellophane on Tue Nov 19 2002.