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1 de feb. de 2017 · Vol de plumes. L’anecdote est restée célèbre. Pour le numéro de danse accompagnant la chanson « Cheek to Cheek » dans Top Hat, Ginger Rogers s’est fait coudre une magnifique robe de soirée parée de plumes d’autruche. En la découvrant, Fred Astaire et le réalisateur Mark Sandrich se montrent peu enthousiastes, craignant qu’elle ne soit pas pratique pour danser.
2 de feb. de 2023 · But, according to "Fred Astaire," the story was never authenticated, and the person who said these scandalous words was a studio operative, not a producer. What was confirmed was that David O. Selznick, the head of RKO studio, later an executive for MGM, saw potential in Fred, describing him as "one of the great artists of the day" in a letter to RKO assistants in 1933.
Swing Time (1936) -- (Movie Clip) A Fine Romance Dance partners Penny (Ginger Rogers) and Lucky (Fred Astaire) are constrained from confessing their love for each other, Pop (Victor Moore) enlisted as his backstop, lyrics by Dorothy Fields written to Jerome Kern's tune to support the plot point, Ginger's vocal first, George Stevens directing, in Swing Time, 1936.
16 de dic. de 2008 · After almost a decade apart, Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire came together again in 1949 and filmed their tenth and final musical, THE BARKLEYS OF BROADWAY, for MGM. It is unique in several ways (not the least of which is that fact that it was their only film in color), but at the same time, hearkens back to the old 'thirties musicals through which we had come to know and love them.
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