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| Warner Bros. (1936) | |||||
| Comedy, Musical, Romance | |||||
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| Georges Metaxa | Ricky' Romero | |
| Ginger Rogers | Penny Carroll | |
| Betty Furness | Margaret Watson | |
| Helen Broderick | Mabel Anderson | |
| Fred Astaire | 'Lucky' Garnett | |
| Eric Blore | Gordon | |
| Victor Moore | 'Pop' Cardetti | |
| Harry Bernard | Second Stagehand | |
| Harry Bowen | First Stagehand | |
| Bill Brande | Dancer | |
| Billy Bletcher |
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| Producer | Pandro S. Berman
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| Writer | Allan Scott
Howard Lindsay Erwin S. Gelsey |
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| Cinematography | David Abel
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Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers headline Swing Time, the romantic spirit-lifter buoyed by a sublime Jerome Kern / Dorothy Fields score, nimble direction by Academy Award® winner George Stevens and the leads' effortless (after 350 hours of rehearsing!) dancing. The blithe Pick Up Yourself, the Oscar®-winning The Way You Look Tonight, the undeniably moving Never Gonna Dance ode to love and loss, Fred's Bojangles of Harlem tap tribute - they stand out among the standouts in a film widely acknowledged as one of the team's very best. |
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