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Hace 3 días · The report on Fred according to him read, “Can't act. Slightly bald. Also dances”, a ludicrous result for a man many consider to be the best dancer to ever live. His swinging door of dancing partners abruptly ended when he danced with Ginger Rogers in Flying Down to Rio. Even Fred couldn’t deny the on-screen chemistry and box office success.
Hace 4 días · Formó una de las mejores parejas de baile de la historia del cine con Ginger Rogers, con quien rodó diez películas que revolucionaron el género. Se cuenta que era capaz de rehacer un número de baile que había filmado hacía varias semanas para un número con exactitud impresionante.
Hace 4 días · In the end, the team of Astaire and Rogers made 10 musical films together. Eventually Fred left RKO to pursue opportunities at other studios as well as television. At that point in his career, Fred had changed the musical film genre for the better and had unrivaled independence when it came to his dance routines and choreography.
Hace 4 días · In 1939, Fred Astaire left RKO Productions and became a freelancer. Sadly, this also meant the end of his partnership with Ginger Rogers. 1940 film Broadway Melody of 1940, would pair him with his ...
Hace 10 horas · The other night, my mother was watching a Ginger Rogers film from the 1930s. The only line of dialogue I remember is, "If I can't have him, no one can. I hate you I hate you." There's also a scene where a character is called a "blonde hussy" and involves various female characters holding up knives. All help is welcome. Thank you.
Hace 5 días · En 1935, lucille bola y jengibre rogers tuvo una cita doble con Henry Fonda y Jimmy Stewart. “Mi cita era Fonda. La cita de Ginger era Stewart”, recordó Lucille. “Henry preparó la cena y, después de comer, Ginger y los niños encendieron la radio en la sala y Ginger intentó enseñarles el carioca”.
Hace 4 días · L'ultimo film di Fred Astaire e Ginger Rogers fu «La vita di Vernon e Irene Castle» (1939). I due tornarono a recitare insieme dopo dieci anni, nel 1949, nel musical «I Barkleys di Broadway».
