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The soundtrack of SHALL WE DANCE with the dream pair GINGER ROGERS and FRED ASTAIRE plus other hits of the duo! On 3CDs with everything your heart desires!
Despite these presentational shortcomings, and in lieu of a decent Blu-ray issue, 'Shall We Dance', at 1hr 48minutes, is arguably the best of Fred and Ginger's RKO pairings: a scintillating, wisecrack-rich script, pacey direction from Mark Sandrich, and watching it even in this imperfect form is a joy and a delight. There is also an informative introduction by Ava Astaire McKenzie in which she ...
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23. Juni 2020 · His second wife, whom he married when he was 81, was 36 years younger. Fred Astaire died in 1987 at the age of 88. "Top Hat". Ginger Rogers. When one thinks of non-musical actors or actresses from classic cinema, Ginger Rogers, who stars as "Dale Tremont” in “Top Hat”, is rarely mentioned anymore.
Shall We Dance & Other Hits by Ginger Rogers (CD, 2014) About this product. About this product. Product Identifiers. Record Label . ZYX Records. UPC. 0090204775033. eBay Product ID (ePID) 9046045623. Product Key Features. Artist. Astaire, Fred & Rogers, G ...
Fred and Ginger’s sixth pairing, and Rogers’ personal favourite of their films together, is this George Stevens comedy, another high-water mark of the duo’s collaborations. Rogers’ feet famously bled after shooting the demanding ‘Never Gonna Dance’ routine, with 47 takes during one day’s filming, but the results are one of the ...
Shall We Dance (1937) was the seventh outing within four years for RKO superstars Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Having kept the RKO studio financially afloat during the darker days of the Great Depression, Astaire and Rogers kept movie audiences entertained too, with sublime dance numbers, romantic fantasies of Boy-Meets-Girl, and songs that stayed with the audience long after the house ...
5. Aug. 2019 · The lightweight musical with ornate production values was the seventh outing within four years for the sensational team of Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire, that’s basically a repeat storyline of their other hits but is a lesser one; some critics lament that it heralded the demise of the legendary pair, as this was their last great film together.
