| Ziegfeld Girl | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1941) | |||||
| Drama, Musical | |||||
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| Judy Garland | Susan 'Sue' Gallagher | |
| Hedy Lamarr | Mrs. Sandra Kolter | |
| Lana Turner | Sheila 'Red'/'Flatbush' Regan | |
| James Stewart | Gilbert 'Gil' Young | |
| Tony Martin | Frank Merton | |
| Jackie Cooper | Jerry Regan | |
| Ian Hunter | Geoffrey Collis | |
| Edward Everett Horton | Nobel Sage | |
| Charles Winninger | Ed 'Pop' Gallagher | |
| Philip Dorn | Franz Kolter |
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| Producer | Pandro S. Berman
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| Writer | Sonya Levien
Marguerite Roberts William Anthony McGuire |
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Greatest Musical Extravaganza of All Time! An elevator operator, a wife of a struggling concert violinist, a born-in-the-trunk vaudevillian: they're three different women on three different paths of life, yet they soon share one dream: to become a Ziegfeld Girl. Lana Turner, Hedy Lamarr and Judy Garland play the respective three trying for stardom in this sumptuous extravaganza. James Stewart adds to the star wattage, playing the jilted truck-driving beau of Turner's footlight diva. And legendary innovator Busby Berkeley brings his imaginative camerawork and pacing to numbers that include Garland's massively scaled and calypso-infused Minnie from Trinidad, plus a lavish, showgirl-revue finale that reprises the rhapsodic You Stepped Out of a Dream. Sweet dreams, movie fans. |
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