I’m not a fan of Ginger Rogers’s singing, but Fred Astaire’s dancing afterwards is just great.
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I’m not a fan of Ginger Rogers’s singing, but Fred Astaire’s dancing afterwards is just great.
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Rare footage from the Ed Murrow television Person To Person. Mr. Astaire shows he can keep time with his hands as well as his feet.
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Three minutes of heaven as Eleanor Powell, in heels, gives Fred Astaire a run for his money.
The clip above is from the film Broadway Melody of 1940. Powell was probably Astaire’s most accomplished tap partner. Astaire reportedly claimed he would never work with Powell again because Astaire (himself a notorious perfectionist) never wanted to work as hard again.
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The one time Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly danced together on the big screen (except for the That’s Entertainment series) was in the 1946 film The Ziegfield Follies. Just sublime. Take a look at this utterly delightful clip.
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John Travolta and Karen Lynn Gorney–uhh, make that Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers –compete for the title of Best Dancers, quite a few decades before Saturday Night Fever and So You Think You Can Dance.