Someone To: Watch Over Me
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Greatest Love Songs Ever: #17 “Someone to Watch Over Me”
While George Gershwin originally envisioned it as an uptempo, jazzy piece , it evolved into the tender, yearning ballad we recognize today. Someone to Watch Over Me
A working-class detective from Queens (played by Tom Berenger) is assigned to protect a wealthy Manhattan socialite (Mimi Rogers) after she witnesses a mob murder. Greatest Love Songs Ever: #17 “Someone to Watch
From Ella Fitzgerald's definitive version to contemporary takes by Alison Krauss and Barbra Streisand , the song’s metaphors—like the "lost lamb" looking for a "shepherd"—perfectly capture the human desire for protection and sanctuary. The Film: Ridley Scott’s Neon-Soaked Noir The Film: Ridley Scott’s Neon-Soaked Noir In ,
In , director Ridley Scott brought the title to the big screen with a stylish romantic thriller.
The legacy began in , when George and Ira Gershwin composed the song for the Broadway musical Oh, Kay! . Originally performed by Gertrude Lawrence as a wistful soliloquy to a rag doll, it has since become a "Great American Songbook" staple.
The movie is less about the crime and more about the "clash of worlds". It explores the infidelity and tension that arises when the protector falls for the person he’s meant to watch over, eventually pitting his home life against the seductive glamour of high society.