Not sure which is more embarrassing, the photo or that accurate but poorly constructed blurb. Go USTe! :p
Not sure which is more embarrassing, the photo or that accurate but poorly constructed blurb. Go USTe! :p
6. The Philadelphia Story, 1940, Dir. George Cukor
“The time to make up your mind about people is never.”
Here’s what you realize:
1. You want a dress that twirls exactly like that.
2. Fred Astaire was really quite skinny.
3. The dancing was filmed with four continuous shots — not the rapid cut and pasting of current dance films, which allow dancers to mess up and get edited to look good. Astaire and Hayworth had to dance perfectly — and uninterrupted — for minutes at a time. It’s a marvel to behold.
4. Rita was a really good wobble dancer.
This video really made my day. Reading about Rita Hayworth’s tragedy-filled life story did not. They really don’t make movie stars like they used to. I suppose that’s both a good and bad thing.
Helen Mirren in her first film role in 1967’s Herostratus. Man, the stuff I stumble across on YouTube is awesome.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer’s writers on the language of the show. Damn, I miss the good old days.