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. release year 1944. country USA. Runtime 113 Minutes. Genres Drama. directed by Vincente Minnelli. Meet Me in st. louis.

Meet Me in St. Louis (1944) SYNOPSIS In turn-of-the-century St. Louis, the close-knit Smith family are swept up in the excitement over the impending arrival of the 1904 World's Fair. The Smiths are a happy well-to-do family whose two oldest daughters are preoccupied with the usual dramas of young love. Seventeen-year-old Esther Smith falls in love with boy-next-door John Truett and tries to get him to notice her. Meanwhile, twenty-year-old Rose is preoccupied with getting her long-distance beau to propose before she is deemed an old maid. Their young sister Tootie is an incorrigible tomboy with a morbid streak who constantly stirs up trouble. When their father announces that he is moving the family to New York, the Smiths must decide if they are willing to give up the bucolic charm of small-town life in St. Louis in exchange for the glamour of the big city. Director: Vincente Minnelli Producer: Arthur Freed Screenplay: Irving Brecher, Fred Finklehoffe Based on Sally Benson's stories in The New Yorker, published in 1945 as the book Meet Me in St. Louis Cinematography: George Folsey Art Direction: Cedric Gibbons, Lemuel Ayers, Jack Martin Smith Editing: Albert Akst Music: Roger Edens, Georgie Stoll, Conrad Salinger Costume Designer: Irene Sharaff Cast: Judy Garland (Esther Smith) Margaret O'Brien ( Tootie" Smith) Mary Astor (Mrs. Anna Smith) Lucille Bremer (Rose Smith) Leon Ames (Mr. Alonzo "Lon" Smith) Tom Drake (John Truett) Marjorie Main (Katie) Harry Davenport (Grandpa) June Lockhart (Lucille Ballard) Henry H. Daniels, Jr. (Lon Smith, Jr. Joan Carroll (Agnes Smith) Hugh Marlowe (Colonel Darly) Robert Sully (Warren Sheffield) Chill Wills (Mr. Neely) Donald Curtis (Dr. Girard) Mary Jo Ellis (Ida Boothby) Ken Wilson (Quentin) Robert Emmett O'Connor (Motorman) Darryl Hickman (Johnny Tevis) Leonard Walker (Conductor) Victor Kilian (Baggage man) John Phipps (Mailman) Major Sam Harris (Mr. March) Mayo Newhall (Mr. Braukoff) Belle Mitchell (Mrs. Braukoff) Sidney Barnes (Hugo Borvis) Myron Tobias (George) Victor Cox (Driver. C-113m. Closed Captioning. Letterboxed. Why MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS is Essential With its homespun charm and focus on the family, Meet Me in St. Louis captures the warmth and nostalgia of a bygone era. It is widely considered one of MGM's signature films in terms of its style and look and one of the most popular film musicals ever made. Louis stands out as one of the most outstanding collaborations between director Vincente Minnelli and MGM producer Arthur Freed. It is often credited for launching what became known as the Golden Age of the MGM musical. Its success for MGM ushered in a wave of first-rate musicals from the thriving studio-many of them collaborations between Freed and Minnelli- that lasted until the 1960s. Although Judy Garland was reluctant to make Meet Me in St. Louis at first, her role as Esther Smith is one of the most luminous film roles of her career and the camera has never better captured her beauty. Louis is the film on which director Vincente Minnelli and star Judy Garland first worked together and fell in love. The pair married in 1945 and made four more films together before splitting up in 1951. Judy Garland debuted three songs in Meet Me in St. Louis, all of which became popular hits: The Trolley Song. The Boy Next Door" and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" became one of the most beloved holiday standards of all time and has been recorded by hundreds of musical artists. Louis is the film that solidified Vincente Minnelli's reputation as a superlative director. Minnelli had worked on a couple of films previously for MGM, but Meet Me in St. Louis was his first A-list picture in which his talent was given the chance to shine. The memorable character of "Tootie" Smith in Meet Me in St. Louis is one of child actress Margaret O'Brien's most famous roles. Her work as a troublemaking tomboy with a morbid streak showcased her astonishing talent and almost stole the movie from her co-star Judy Garland. by Andrea Passafiume back to top On December 2, 1946 Judy Garland, Tom Drake and Margaret O'Brien reprised their roles from Meet Me in St. Louis for a Lux Radio Theatre broadcast. On April 29, 1959 Jane Powell, Tab Hunter, Walter Pidgeon, Jeanne Crain, Myrna Loy and Patty Duke starred in a CBS television broadcast version of Meet Me in St. Louis. On June 9, 1966 the St. Louis Municipal Opera presented a stage version of Meet Me in St. Louis with some new songs added. In 1966 a television pilot was made for a situation comedy based on Meet Me in St. It starred Shelley Fabares, Celeste Holm, Larry Merrill, Judy Land, Reta Shaw and Morgan Brittany. It was not picked up as a series. In 1989 Meet Me in St. Louis was turned into a Broadway musical. It ran for 252 performances. The original songs in Meet Me in St. Louis, all of them introduced by Judy Garland, became well-known hits. Garland sang "The Boy Next Door" and "The Trolley Song" for years at her live concert shows, and they were always audience favorites. "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" became a perennial holiday classic and has been recorded by hundreds of music artists the world over. Louis was also responsible for the union of director Vincente Minnelli and star Judy Garland, who married on June 15, 1945. Their daughter Liza Minnelli was born nine months later. "This is the first picture my father and mother did together. said Liza Minnelli in a 1987 interview. "It's also the first one in which she said she felt beautiful on the screen. In the beginning she hadn't wanted to make Meet Me in St. Before it was finished, she loved it and the director who expressed his feelings for her in every shot. The couple made several more films together before divorcing in 1951. by Andrea Passafiume An early draft of the screenplay for Meet Me in St. Louis included a subplot in which Judy Garland's character, Esther, is blackmailed. The character of Tootie, played by Margaret O'Brien in the film, was based on Meet Me in St. Louis author Sally Benson when she was a child. There was a number called "Boys and Girls Like You and Me" that was shot for Meet Me in St. Louis, but was cut before the film's release since the film was running too long. The number was sung by Judy Garland to John Truett following "The Trolley Song" as the two visit the construction site for the World's Fair. The song had originally been cut from the 1942 Rodgers and Hammerstein stage musical Oklahoma. While MGM wanted director Vincente Minnelli to use their Andy Hardy street set for the film, Minnelli convinced them to have an entirely new St. Louis street set constructed on the backlot for Meet Me in St. Director Vincente Minnelli and star Judy Garland fell in love while making Meet Me in St. They married in 1945, had their daughter Liza Minnelli, and divorced in 1951. In the introduction to Stephen Harvey's 1990 book Directed by Vincente Minnelli Liza Minnelli said, You can see his love for her in every frame of Meet Me in St. That's the film where they met and would ultimately fall in love. It's my favorite, for when all is said and done I wouldn't be here if it hadn't been for that movie. MGM producer Arthur Freed provided the singing voice for Leon Ames in the "You and I" number in Meet Me in St. Minnelli wanted the father's singing voice to sound real, and not professional. Reportedly actor Van Johnson was originally hired to play Judy Garland's beau, John Truett, in the film. However, the role was ultimately played by Tom Drake. The original lyrics to "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" written for Meet Me in St. Louis went: Have yourself a merry little Christmas / It may be your last. The dark tone of the words were too much and were later changed to the more appropriate "Have yourself a merry little Christmas / Make the yuletide bright. The song went on to become a holiday classic. The songs "Skip to My Lou" and "Under the Bamboo Tree" were old turn-of-the-century period favorites used with new arrangements in Meet Me in St. In the film Meet Me in St. Louis the Smith family, based on author Sally Benson's own family, decides at the last minute to stay in St. Louis and not move to New York. In reality, Benson's family did move to New York and missed the St. Louis World's Fair. The "St. Louis Street" that was built especially for the film on MGM's back lot was torn down in 1970. Author Sally Benson's father, Alonzo Smith, bought the actual house located at 5135 Kensington Avenue in St. Louis for his family in 1891. The family moved to New York in 1910. The house was torn down in 1994. Several bricks from the original home were kept and sold as commemorative items with a plaque attached explaining its unique history. Co-star Mary Astor, who played the Smith family matriarch, loved making Meet Me in St. Louis, but loved it even more when she was able to get out of her restrictive period costume every day. "It was indeed a lovely picture. said Astor in her 1967 memoir A Life on Film, but I think I remember most clearly the end of the day when I could remove my high button shoes, and get out of the heavy clothes and finally bliss! get out of the damned corset. When a rough cut of the film was shown to MGM executives, the general consensus was that it was running too long. Some suggested that the lengthy Halloween sequence was slowing the film down and should be cut. Minnelli was dismayed at this idea since the Halloween sequence was the entire reason he had signed on to make Meet Me in St. Louis in the first place. Minnelli agreed to show the film to the executives without the Halloween portion, but argued strongly that removing it would change the whole mood of the film. To his immense relief, following a screening of the film in which the sequence had been removed, the executives agreed that the footage should remain. Louis simply wasn't the same film without it. Instead, the Rodgers and Hammerstein number "Boys and Girls Like You and Me. which Judy Garland sang following "The Trolley Song. was cut. Louis was released in late 1944 to great critical acclaim and a warm response from the public who made it one of MGM's highest grossing films of the year. The success of the film firmly established Vincente Minnelli's reputation as a fine director as he went on to make some of MGM's best films over the course of his thirty year career. For his future bride Judy Garland, Meet Me in St. Louis helped firmly transition her into adult roles as she maintained her position as the top female musical star of her generation. It also positioned MGM, already the most powerful studio in Hollywood, as the creator of the biggest and best film musicals in the world-a reputation that stayed with MGM for the next 20 years. by Andrea Passafiume Famous Quotes from MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS "Well, Papa, if losing a case depresses you so, why don't you quit practicing law and go into another line of business. Esther Smith (Judy Garland) to her father, Alonzo Smith (Leon Ames) You've just ruined Rose's chance to get married, that's all! That was Warren Sheffield calling long-distance to propose. Esther Smith (Judy Garland) to her father, Alonzo Smith (Leon Ames) Well, I'll bet there isn't another girl in St. Louis who's had a Yale man call her long-distance just to inquire about her health. Esther Smith (Judy Garland) referring to a phone call received by her sister Rose (Lucille Bremer) What do you mean hitting a 9-year-old child? The next time you want to hit somebody, pick on somebody your own size. If there's anything I hate, loathe, despise, and abominate, it's a bully. Esther Smith (Judy Garland) to John Truett (Tom Drake) You're the most deceitful, horrible, sinful creature I ever saw, and I don't want to have anything to do with you again. Esther Smith (Judy Garland) to Tootie (Margaret O'Brien) after discovering she has lied about being struck by John Truett. "You're the first human being I've danced with all evening. It's our last dance in St. I feel like I'm going to cry. Esther Smith (Judy Garland) to her grandfather (Harry Davenport) New York is a wonderful town. Everybody dreams about going there. But we're luckier than lots of families because we're really going. Wait until you see the fine home we're going to have and the loads and loads of friends we'll make. Wonderful friends. But the main thing, Tootie, is that we're all going to be together just like we've always been. That's what really counts. We could be happy anywhere as long as we're together. Esther Smith (Judy Garland) to her sister Tootie (Margaret O'Brien) My dear, when you get to be my age, you'll find out there are more important things in life than boys. Rose Smith (Lucille Bremer) to Esther (Judy Garland) It'll take me at least a week to dig up all my dolls in the cemetery. Tootie (Margaret O'Brien) when she learns about having to leave St. Louis and move to New York "For heaven's sake, stop that screeching! That song! The fair won't open for seven months. That's all everybody sings about or talks about. I wish everybody would meet at the fair and leave me alone. Alonzo Smith (Leon Ames) to his daughters as they sing the song "Meet Me in St. Just when was I voted out of this family. Alonzo Smith (Leon Ames) You don't need any beauty sleep. John Truett (Tom Drake) to Esther (Judy Garland) A lie's a lie, and dressed in white don't help it. Katie, the Maid (Marjorie Main) She may be loathe to say the things a girl's compelled to say to get a proposal out of a man. Personally, I wouldn't marry a man who proposed to me over an invention. Esther (Judy Garland) and Katie (Marjorie Main) discussing Rose's pending long-distance phone call from Warren Sheffield "I expect she won't live through the night. She has four fatal diseases. And it only takes one. But she's gonna have a beautiful funeral in a cigar box my Papa gave me, all wrapped in silver paper. That's the way to go if you have to go. Oh, she has to go. Tootie (Margaret O'Brien) speaking about her doll to Mr. Neely (Chill Wills) I'm going to let John Truett kiss me tonight. Esther Smith. Well, if we're going to get married, I may as well start it. Nice girls don't let men kiss them until after they're engaged. Men don't want the bloom rubbed off. Personally, I think I have too much bloom. Maybe that's the trouble with me. Esther (Judy Garland) and Rose (Lucille Bremer) Money! I hate, loathe, despise, and abominate money. You also spend it. Rose (Lucille Bremer) and her father Alonzo Smith (Leon Ames) If there ever was a time we definitely needed every ounce of allure, it's tonight. If we're going to wreck Lucille Ballard's evening, we've simply got to be a sensation. Rose (Lucille Bremer) to Esther (Judy Garland) Meet Me in St. Louis began as a series of short stories written by Sally Benson that first appeared in the New Yorker Magazine. Under the title "5135 Kensington. Benson's stories were published in the New Yorker from June 14, 1941 through May 23, 1942. Based on Benson's childhood memories, the stories were charming vignettes about the well-to-do Smith family and their adventures during turn-of-the-century St. Benson published eight stories total in the magazine. However, when they proved to be extremely popular with readers, she put them all together in a book called Meet Me in St. Louis published in 1942 that included four additional new stories, making a total of twelve - each chapter representing one month out of the year. MGM producer Arthur Freed came across Benson's stories and found them delightful; he believed they would make the perfect subject matter for a film musical. He envisioned the project as a "sentimental mood piece. a film that would evoke the warmth and nostalgia of a bygone era - something that audiences were hungry for during the war-torn years of the early 1940s. At first, Freed asked George Cukor to direct Meet Me in St. Cukor was interested, but was soon called to serve in World War II and was unable to get involved with the film. Next, Freed approached Vincente Minnelli, who was relatively new to MGM. He had directed Cabin in the Sky and I Dood It (both 1943) but hadn't yet solidified his reputation with the most powerful studio in Hollywood. Vincente Minnelli read the book Meet Me in St. Louis and found it "affecting, humorous, and warm. according to his 1974 autobiography I Remember It Well. The book's Halloween sequence with the children was the clincher for him. "The burning of feet and slashing of throats they envisioned, almost a wistful longing for horror wasn't the sweet and treacly approach so characteristic of Hollywood. said Minnelli. "This was the type of fantasy that real children, raised as the grimmest of Grimm's fairy tales, would have. Yes, I told Arthur [Freed] I would gladly direct the picture. Freed and Minnelli hired two writers to turn Benson's book into a screenplay. To their chagrin, however, the writers didn't think there was enough of a storyline for a movie so they added a subplot to Meet Me in St. Louis involving the blackmailing of Judy Garland's character, Esther Smith. "This is hardly the stuff of which lyrical evocations of an era are made. said Minnelli, so I suggested we get another version. Arthur Freed then hired Fred Finklehoffe to try his hand at a new draft of the screenplay. Finklehoffe wrote the majority of the new script with Irving Brecher, tightening" it up along the way whenever Minnelli felt it was necessary. This time, the writers found their focus. "They took the very human values of the Benson work - the simple goodness of the time. said Minnelli, the earnestness and purity of its people, the gentle humor and the laughs of recognition at their universality and constructed a story out of an episode in the revolved around the imminent transfer of the husband to New York and the effect the prospective move has on his family. All along Arthur Freed had Meet Me in St. Louis in mind as a vehicle for MGM's top musical star at the time, Judy Garland. He envisioned the rising young actress as the second eldest Smith daughter, Esther, who at 17 is eager to find romance with handsome boy-next-door John Truett. Garland, however, was not interested. She had just turned 21 and had spent years playing adolescents. She saw the role of Esther as just another juvenile part and wanted to graduate to more mature roles like her recent turn in Presenting Lily Mars (1943. She believed that playing yet another teenager would set her career back and told MGM studio head Louis B. Mayer that she wouldn't do it. Mayer, in turn, called Arthur Freed. "Judy says she doesn't want to do the picture. Mayer told Freed. "For once I have to agree with her. I've read it and there's no plot. Freed was adamant that Meet Me in St. Louis should have Judy Garland as its star. It was a fine part, he argued, in a film that would certainly be something unique and very special. The character was not a silly juvenile but a beautiful young woman whose emotions would run the gamut as she dealt with her first love as well as the threat of her family being uprooted from the only place she's ever called home. Freed's track record at MGM so far had been excellent, and Mayer decided to give him the benefit of the doubt. He told Garland that she was being assigned to star in Meet Me in St. Louis whether she liked it or not. To play Garland's youngest sister, Tootie, a quirky tomboy with a dark side, MGM assigned one of their greatest assets at the time, child star Margaret O'Brien. Tootie was a significant and complex part requiring a young actress of great talent. O'Brien certainly fit the bill having already tackled some challenging roles in films such as Journey for Margaret (1942) and Jane Eyre (1944. Actress Lucille Bremer was hand-picked by producer Arthur Freed to play Rose, the eldest Smith daughter. The striking Bremer was a former Radio City Rockette and had enjoyed some success with a nightclub act when Freed discovered her and put her under contract to MGM. According to Vincente Minnelli, Freed felt that Bremer had the makings of a major star. Louis would mark Bremer's film debut. Rounding out the cast of Meet Me in St. Louis were Leon Ames as family patriarch Alonzo Smith, Mary Astor as his wife, Tom Drake as Esther's boy-next-door love interest, Harry Davenport as Grandpa, and Marjorie Main as Katie, the Smiths' no-nonsense maid. The songs planned for Meet Me in St. Louis were to be a blend of old and new to fit the story's turn-of-the-century period. "Skip to My Lou. Under the Bamboo Tree" and the title song were old tunes that had been popular during the film's time period which were given new arrangements to freshen them up for modern audiences. Ralph Blane and Hugh Martin ( Best Foot Forward, 1943) were hired to write most of the film's new songs, which included "The Boy Next Door. The Trolley Song" and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. A song written by Rodgers and Hammerstein that had been dropped from the musical Oklahoma! called "Boys and Girls Like You and Me" was also added to the mix. It was to be sung by Judy Garland as she toured the construction site of the World's Fair with beau John Truett. Although the "Boys and Girls Like You and Me" number was shot, it was ultimately dropped from the film. Vincente Minnelli was a perfectionist and wanted every detail in Meet Me in St. Louis to accurately reflect its turn-of-the-century setting. MGM wanted Minnelli to use the already existing Andy Hardy street on the back lot as the Smiths' neighborhood. However, Minnelli was resolute that a whole new "St. Louis" street needed to be built in order to realize his vision. It was a great expense for the studio, but L. B. Mayer complied and Minnelli got his wish. Louis would be Vincente Minnelli's first Technicolor film. As would become one of his signature stylistic traits, he looked to the art world for inspiration on the visual look of the film. "I felt the whole picture should have the look of Thomas Eakins's paintings. he said, though not to the point of imitation. He divided the structure of the film into four seasons, each with a strong stylistic impact. "I decided to introduce each segment of the film by using the Smiths' American Gothic house at 5135 Kensington Avenue as a lovely filigreed illustration. he said, like the greeting cards of that era. Each card would dissolve into the live action of the Smith family. by Andrea Passafiume When shooting began on Meet Me in St. Louis in the Fall of 1943, director Vincente Minnelli had a very specific vision in mind to bring Sally Benson's quaint childhood reminiscences to life on the big screen. With a talented cast, a first-rate screenplay and a handful of charming new songs, Meet Me in St. Louis had all the ingredients to be a wonderful film. The entire cast and crew were immediately impressed with Minnelli's attention to detail in every shot. He had consulted author Sally Benson on how the interiors of the Smith home should look, and she had provided a wealth of first-hand information. As a result, the look of each set was near perfection according to the time period. "The only anachronisms. according to actress Mary Astor in her 1967 memoir A Life on Film, were the girls' long-swinging hairdos. Girls 'put their hair up' as soon as they got out of pigtails, the first instant they were allowed to by reluctant parents. It was a symbol, like the first long pants for boys. Judy Garland, who at 21-years-old was transitioning into more adult roles, received a whole new look for Meet Me in St. She had always been insecure about her appearance, having begun her career in the movies during her awkward adolescent years and had faced much criticism for her fluctuating weight and imperfect features. By the time she played Esther Smith, however, Garland had slimmed down and was emerging as a natural beauty, even if she hadn't realized it yet. When she went to MGM makeup artist Dotty Ponedel, who was assigned to the film, Garland showed Ponedel the tricks she had been using up to then whenever she appeared on camera: caps for her teeth and rubber discs she inserted into her nose to change its shape. To Garland's surprise, Ponedel quickly disposed of the items. "You don't need all this junk. she told Garland. "You're a pretty girl. Let's see what we can do. With that, Ponedel set about transforming Garland by enhancing the natural beauty that was already there. "I raised her eyebrows a bit, and gave her a fuller lower lip. said Ponedel. "I put on a makeup base that was pretty to the eye. I knew it would be pretty to the camera too. I tweezed out some of the hairline. The work was minimal, but the effect was stunning. Garland was the most beautiful she had ever been, which gave her a new confidence. She was so pleased with the results, that she made sure to use Dotty Ponedel from then on as her makeup artist on every feature she made for MGM. Garland may have been happy with her new look, but she still wasn't pleased about making Meet Me in St. She didn't take her role very seriously at first. According to Vincente Minnelli, when they first started shooting, Garland was reading her lines in a way that poked fun at the script. At that point Minnelli believed that Garland's co-star Lucille Bremer was doing a better job than she because Bremer understood the role better and delivered every line with utter sincerity. Minnelli took Garland aside and asked her to do the same. "I want you to read your lines as if you mean every word. he advised her. Judy Garland was also indulging in some bad habits during the making of Meet Me in St. She would complain of illnesses and headaches, often arriving late to the set and keeping the cast and crew waiting for hours. "Judy was no longer a rotund little giggler, but her growing up was not maturing. said co-star Mary Astor. Astor had played Garland's mother once before in the 1938 film Listen, Darling. "The fun was still there and she seemed to have great energy. But it was intense, driven, tremulous. Anxious. She was working way over the capacities of any human being. She was recording at night and playing in the picture in the day, and people got annoyed when she was late on the set, and when she got jittery and weepy with fatigue. Including myself. I often felt that her behavior during this period was due to bigshotitis and very unprofessional. Making a movie was a communal effort: Everyone depended on everyone else, and for one person to keep 150 other workers sitting around on a sound stage while she fiddled with her lipstick in her dressing room was just plain bad manners. One day Mary Astor had had enough of the inconsiderate behavior and decided to give Garland a piece of her mind. "I walked into Judy's portable dressing room one tense morning. said Astor, and she greeted me with her usual cheery, Hi, Mom. I sat down on the couch while she went on primping, and said, Judy, what the hell's happened to you? You were a trouper once. She stared at me. I went on, You have kept the entire company out there waiting for two hours. Waiting for you to favor us with your presence. You know we're stuck there's nothing we can do without you at the moment. She giggled and said, Yeah, that's what everybody's been telling me. That bugged me and I said, Well, then, either get the hell on the set or I'm going home. She grabbed me by the hand, and her face had crumpled up, I don't sleep, Mom. And I said, Well, go to bed earlier then like we all have to do. You're not so damn special, baby. and stalked out in my own unthinking high dudgeon. It was some years later before I really knew what she'd been going through. Garland also hated rehearsing for her scenes, and Vincente Minnelli liked to have a lot of rehearsals. She took to sneaking off the set early in order to avoid them. "She'd get in her car and zoom off before I had a chance to call a run-through; said Minnelli. "I'd phone to the studio gate to intercept her. Throughout the Meet Me in St. Louis shoot, Garland continued to have problems. Arthur Freed had a talk with her one day in her dressing room and then told Minnelli what was on Garland's mind. "She said she doesn't know what you doesn't feel she can act anymore. said Freed. Minnelli was worried, but Freed reassured him. "Don't worry. Freed said. "It'll work out. I told Judy you know what you're doing and to trust you. Minnelli remained determined to coax a good performance out of her. "I didn't give up trying to reach her. said Minnelli. "I eventually could tell Judy what I wanted her to do with just a look, but at first I had to find the key words to get her to react. What seemed obvious to me was perplexing to her. Though the lines seemed silly to her, she had to believe in them. Each of Esther's crises, no matter how minor, had to be treated like the 1929 crash. Finally the message got to her. I still don't know how. Once she grasped the motivation, she was as brilliant in the dramatic scenes as she's been in the musical numbers. She was alternately wistful and exuberant, but always endearing. A former child star herself, Judy Garland couldn't help but be concerned about young Margaret O'Brien. Garland was worried that O'Brien was being overworked on Meet Me in St. Louis and was missing out on her childhood. However, O'Brien herself said in a 2004 interview that while she appreciated Garland's concern, this was not the case. O'Brien loved her time acting, and the child labor laws had been strengthened in the time since Garland had been an underage star. "Tootie was fun because I could do a lot of the things I maybe wouldn't normally do myself. said O'Brien, and she was really kind of bratty and mischievous, so I loved playing Tootie. Margaret O'Brien was capable of being mischievous herself on the set of Meet Me in St. Louis according to Mary Astor. "Margaret O'Brien was at her most appealing (I might say 'appalling' age. said Astor. "And she could cry at the drop of a cue. Real tears, an endless flow, with apparently no emotional drain whatsoever. She was a quiet, almost too-well-behaved child, when her mother was on the set. When Mother was absent, it was another story and she was a pain in the neck. According to Astor, O'Brien liked to have fun with the prop master - the person in charge of all of the movie props. For instance, when shooting a scene at the Smith family dinner table, all of the dishes and utensils had been laid out meticulously. "It was Maggie's favorite form of mischief, when his back was turned. said Astor, to put things in disorder again, to reverse knives and forks, to put two napkin rings beside a plate. It would drive him nuts. And remember the strong caste system on the sets: she was a star and he was just a lowly property man, so all he could do was to smile and say, Please, Maggie dear. when he'd have liked to have shaken her. Vincente Minnelli was impressed with Margaret O'Brien's exceptional acting at such a young age, though he found some of her methods "enervating. Minnelli explained, Her mother and aunt would whisper to her just before we shot the dramatic sequences and, like the salivating of Pavlov's dog, Margaret would get highly emotional and cry. I often wondered what they said to her to get that reaction. I was soon to learn. Minnelli, according to his autobiography, discovered one of O'Brien's techniques during the scene in which Tootie, upset over the thought of leaving St. Louis, tearfully takes a stick to the snow people in the backyard and violently knocks them down. "Her mother came to me. said Minnelli. Margaret's angry at me tonight. She doesn't want me to work her up for the scene. You'll have to do it. But how. I asked. 'She has a little dog. her mother replied. 'You'll have to say someone is going to kill that dog. Minnelli was reluctant to do something that seemed so harsh, but O'Brien's mother convinced him that it would elicit the emotional response that was needed for her to do the important scene. Minnelli eventually told O'Brien what her mother suggested about her dog, and on cue, the tears began to flow on camera. "She did the scene in one rcifully for went skipping happily off the set. said Minnelli. "I went home feeling like a monster. I marvel that Margaret didn't turn out to be one too. That sort of preparation struck me as most unhealthy. In her mother's defense, years later Margaret O'Brien claimed that the story was false. "My mother would never have allowed that. said O'Brien in 2004. "June Allyson was also a big crier at the studio and so we had a little contest going: who was the best crier? So all my mother would have to say if I had a hard time crying was that maybe she'd better have the makeup man come over and spray the false tears instead of my crying the real tears, and that would upset me terribly, and then I would cry. As shooting progressed on Meet Me in St. Louis, something unexpected and special was happening between Vincente Minnelli and Judy Garland: they were falling in love. "I found Judy's self-deprecating wit disarming. said Minnelli, and the vulnerability she disguised with it all the more touching. Like everyone else at the studio, I wanted to protect and love her. And Judy was affectionate and loving right back. They had their first date towards the end of shooting with another couple. Soon the two were seeing each other exclusively. Shooting wrapped on Meet Me in St. Louis in April of 1944. By the time Minnelli started editing the film in post-production, according to his autobiography, he and Judy Garland were living together. by Andrea Passafiume Although only the climactic scenes of its year-long story span focuses on the winter holiday, Meet Me in St. Louis (1944) regularly shows up on lists of "Favorite Christmas Movies. That's probably because no one can forget Judy Garland's delivery of "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" to her screen sister, Margaret O'Brien, who is distraught at the prospect of leaving her beloved hometown. Also likely to remain in the memory is the scene that follows, as little O'Brien, with shocking intensity, destroys a group of "snow people" she has created to represent her once-happy family. The problems have a sunny resolution, but it's the melancholy mood of this particular Christmas that touches the heart. MGM producer Arthur Freed had settled on Sally Benson's "5135 Kensington" stories as a source for family-oriented, turn-of-the-century nostalgia after he lost the rights to the Howard Lindsey-Russell Crouse play, Life With Father. to Warner Bros. Benson's stories tell of the day-to-day lives of the Smiths, a St. Louis family with four beautiful daughters whose serenity is threatened when their father accepts a transfer to New York. Freed envisioned the distinguished George Cukor as the ideal director for the project, but settled on relative newcomer Vincente Minnelli after Cukor was pressed into creating training films for the Army. Louis, Minnelli's third film, established his reputation as a master of the movie musical and became one of the most memorable vehicles for his wife-to-be, Judy Garland. Among her other musical highlights in the film are "The Boy Next Door" and "The Trolley Song. both of which became Garland standards. The Minnelli-Garland collaboration did not get off to a happy start, thanks to the director's perfectionism and his star's determination to parody the sweet, naive 17-year-old she was playing. Garland, now in her early 20s, was weary of playing juveniles and wanted to move on to more sophisticated roles. During the first day of shooting, Minnelli demanded endless retakes because of dissatisfaction with Garland's line readings, while Garland was reportedly in near-hysterics and demanded that producer Freed intercede. Gradually, however, Garland began to appreciate her director's vision and settled down to deliver an unaffected performance of great sincerity. Soon she and Minnelli became a couple and were engaged by the end of filming. (They would wed on June 15, 1945, and divorce in 1952. Meet Me in St. Louis broke box-office records and won high critical praise including The Hollywood Reporter's description, a warmly human entertainment which has captured a nostalgic charm rarely if ever equaled on the screen. A critic for Variety wrote, Miss Garland achieves true stature with her deeply understanding performance. Producer: Arthur Freed, Roger Edens (Associate) Director: Vincente Minnelli Screenplay: Irving Brecher, Fred F. Finklehoffe, from stories by Sally Benson Art Direction: Lemuel Ayers, Cedric Gibbons, Jack Martin Smith Costume Design: Irene Sharaff Cinematography: George J. Folsey Editing: Albert Akst Musical Direction: George E. Stoll Original Music: Ralph Blane, Hugh Martin, George E. Stoll (uncredited) Principal Cast: Judy Garland (Esther Smith) Margaret O'Brien ( Tootie" Smith) Mary Astor (Mrs. Alonzo Smith) Tom Drake (John Truett) Marjorie Main (Katie the Maid) Harry Davenport (Grandpa Prophater. Close captioning. Descriptive Video. By Roger Fristoe AWARDS AND HONORS Meet Me in St. Louis was nominated for four Academy Awards including Best Cinematography, Best Original Song (for "The Trolley Song. Best Musical Score and Best Writing, Screenplay. Young Margaret O'Brien won a special Academy Award as the Most Outstanding Child Actress of 1944 for her performance as Tootie in Meet Me in St. Louis won an ASCAP Award for the song "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" which they named the Most Performed Feature Film Standard. In 1994 the National Film Preservation Board added Meet Me in St. Louis to the National Film Registry. The National Board of Review named Meet Me in St. Louis one of the top ten films of 1944. In 1945 the Library of Congress selected Meet Me in St. Louis as one of 7 films to be the first inclusions in the library's film collection. In 2005 the American Film Institute ranked Meet Me in St. Louis the 10th Greatest Movie Musical of All Time. In 2004 the American Film Institute ranked "The Trolley Song" from Meet Me in St. Louis as the 26th Greatest Movie Song of All Time. In 2005 Time Magazine named Meet Me in St. Louis as one of the Top 100 All-Time Movies. In 2004 the American Film Institute ranked "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" from Meet Me in St. Louis as number 76 on its list of the Greatest Movie Songs of All Time. THE CRITIC'S CORNER MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS "All of these bits of family humor-and several more in the same vein-are done in a manner calculated to warm and enthuse the heart. The Smiths and their home, in Technicolor, are eyefuls of scenic delight, and the bursting vitality of their living inspires you like vitamin A. Miss Garland is full of gay exuberance as the second sister of the lot and a rich voice that grows riper and more expressive in each new Margaret O'Brien makes a wholly delightful imp of Satan as Tootie, and Lucille Bremer is lovely and old-fashioned as Rose, the nubile sis. Marjorie Main as Katie, the maid; Harry Davenport as Grandpa and Tom Drake as the boy next door are only three of the several excellent members of the cast. Vincente Minnelli, in his direction, has got all the period charm out of ladies dressed in flowing creations, gentlemen in straw 'boaters' and ice-cream pants, rooms lush with golden-oak wains-coating, ormolu decorations and red-plush the words of one of the gentlemen, it is a ginger-peachy show. The New York Times " Meet Me in St. Louis is a musical that even the deaf should of the year's prettiest pictures. Louis has a good deal more substance and character than most solidest single achievement of the movie, in fact, is to give the Smiths something to be sorry about: the real love story is between a happy family and a way of living. Technicolor has seldom been more affectionately used than in its registrations of the sober mahoganies and tender muslins and benign gaslights of the period. Now and then, too, the film gets well beyond the charm of mere tableau for short flights in the empyrean of genuine domestic poetry. These triumphs are creditable mainly to the intensity and grace of Margaret O'Brien and to the ability of Director Minnelli and Co. to get the best out of her. Her song (Drunk Last Night) and her cakewalk, done in a nightgown at a grown-up party, are entrancing little acts. Her self-terrified Halloween adventures, richly set against firelight, dark streets and the rusty confabulations of fallen leaves, bring this section of the film very near the first-rate. Time Magazine "Captivating musical based on Sally Benson's slice of Americana. Leonard Maltin, Movie and Video Guide "Garland achieves true stature with her deeply understanding performance, while her sisterly running-mate, Lucille Bremer, likewise makes excellent impact with a well-balanced performance. Variety "Most of its rather pretty new and old tunes are sung in an up-to-date chromium-and-glucose style which bitterly imposes on one's ability to believe that the year is 1903; and most of its sets and costumes and colors and characters are too perfectly waxen to belong to that or any other year. Indeed, this habit of sumptuous idealization seriously reduces the value even of the few scenes on which I chiefly base my liking for the picture; but at the same time, and for that matter nearly all the time, it gives you, for once, something most unusually pretty to watch. I can't remember ever having seen studio-sealed Technicolor better used. James Agee, The Nation "Wonderful M-G-M is a warm, unsentimental tribute to family, home, and tree-lined America. Garland and O'Brien give lovely performances. Danny Peary, Guide for the Film Fanatic "A family group framed in velvet and has everything a romantic musical should have. Dilys Powell [1955] Patchy but generally highly agreeable musical nostalgia with an effective sense of the passing years and seasons. Halliwell's Film Guide Compiled by Andrea Passafiume back to top.

Released November 28, 1944 1 hr 53 min Music/Performing Arts Tell us where you are Looking for movie tickets? Enter your location to see which movie theaters are playing Meet Me in St. Louis near you. ENTER CITY, STATE OR ZIP CODE GO Sign up for a FANALERT and be the first to know when tickets and other exclusives are available in your area. Also sign me up for FanMail to get updates on all things movies: tickets, special offers, screenings + more. Meet Me in St. Louis Synopsis A lawyer's (Leon Ames) family (Judy Garland, Margaret O'Brien) attends the 1904 World's Fair. Read Full Synopsis Movie Reviews Presented by Rotten Tomatoes.

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Where We're Located Covedale Center for the Performing Arts 4990 Glenway Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45238 Phone: [phone] Get Directions Information Rates 26 Seniors and Students, 29 Adults Category Dates and Times Meet Me in St. Louis Covedale Center for the Performing Arts 4990 Glenway Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45238 Thu, Feb 13, 2020 7:30 pm Fri, Feb 14, 2020 8:00 pm Sat, Feb 15, 2020 8:00 pm Sun, Feb 16, 2020 2:00 pm Thu, Feb 20, 2020 7:30 pm About MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS is a rare treasure in the musical theatre; a delightful portrait of a turn-of-the-century American family. It is the summer of 1903, and the Smith family eagerly anticipates the opening of the 1904 Worlds Fair. As they mark each holiday over the course of the year, the familys love, zest for life and good-natured humor, helps them through each romance, opportunity, escapade and heartbreak. The musical has all the best-loved songs from the film, including “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, ” “The Boy Next Door” and “The Trolley Song”! Show more Related Articles Browse Related Listings Places to Stay Nearby Budget Host Town Center Motel 3. 91 Miles Situated on a beautifully wooded section of Central Parkway, our Inn is conveniently located minutes from downtown Cincinnati and offer... Quality Inn & Suites Downtown 4. 06 Miles Located near the Duke Energy Convention Center, Quality Inn & Suites Downtown is convenient to theaters, entertainment venues. Clifton House Bed and Breakfast 4. 33 Miles A Classical Revival manor home built in 1900 by Cincinnati financier Henry Morgenthaler in the unique neighborhood of Gaslight More Nearby Hotels Places to Eat and Drink Nearby Cancun Glenway Crossing 0. 09 Miles Cancun is a casual Mexican restaurant known for it's strong margaritas delivered in pitchers. The menu boasts popular favorites, like the... Don's Corner Pub 0. 11 Miles Don's Corner pub is a casual laid back bar where you can play video games and have a good time. On Fridays they have karaoke night where... Price Hill Chili 0. 18 Miles Price Hill Chili is a West Side staple. The restaurant serves up specialty Cincinnati-style chili and double-decker sandwiches, along with... More Nearby Restaurants Things to Do Nearby Queen City Chamber Opera 0. 57 Miles Queen City Chamber Opera is dedicated to presenting emerging opera starts in fully staged production of repertory works with full orchestral accompaniment. Dunham Golf Course 0. 64 Miles An ideal short course for the new player learning the game or the skilled player sharpening iron play, Dunhams seven par threes and two par fours provide the perfect mix of challenge and fun. 9 Holes, Par 29 – 1, 310 yards Practice Green More Nearby Things to Do.

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GREAT CLASSIC. Meet Me in St. Louis Broadway promotional poster Music Hugh Martin Ralph Blane Lyrics Hugh Martin Ralph Blane Book Hugh Wheeler Basis 1944 film Meet Me in St. Louis Productions 1989 Broadway 2004 Off-Broadway 2006 Off-Broadway revival 2009 St. Louis, Missouri 2013 London Meet Me in St. Louis is a 1989 musical based on the 1944 film of the same title, about a family living in St. Louis, Missouri on the eve of the 1904 World's Fair. The musical varied from the film with additional songs and some additional character development; the focus is not primarily on the character of Esther, as in the film. The musical ran on Broadway in 1989. Productions [ edit] Dancers in a stage production of the musical The musical opened on Broadway at the George Gershwin Theatre on November 2, 1989 and closed on June 10, 1990, after 252 performances. [1] It was directed by Louis Burke with choreography by Joan Brickhill. [2] The show was performed Off-Broadway by the Irish Repertory Theater in December 2006 through February 2007, with direction by Charlotte Moore (the mother in the Broadway production) choreography by Barry McNabb and sets by Tony Straiges. The cast featured George S. Irving as Grandpa Prophater. [3] The musical has been produced by Musicals Tonight! New York) in October 2004 [4] the Paper Mill Playhouse Millburn, New Jersey in November to December 2007, with Brynn O'Malley as Esther, Gregg Edelman as Alonso Smith, and Donna English as Anna Smith, 5] and The Muny, St. Louis in July 2009, with Lewis J. Stadlen as Grandpa Prophater, Brynn O'Malley as Esther Smith, Max von Essen as John Truitt and Stephen Bogardus as Mr. Alonzo Smith. [6] The musical has also had its UK professional premiere at the Landor Theatre, in Clapham, London. The show ran from 11 December 2013 to 18 January 2014. Plot [ edit] The musical opens in the summer of 1903. The family is going about their daily businesses – Tootie is playing with her dolls, Agnes is practicing her stilt walking, Esther is playing tennis, Rose is relaxing, Lon received his Princeton catalog in the mail, Mrs. Smith and Katie, their maid, went shopping, Grandpa is playing with Agnes, and Mr. Smith was at work ( Opening. Meet Me in St. Louis. Upon request from Esther, Katie asks Mrs. Smith if they could have dinner an hour earlier because her sister is having trouble with her husband. We soon learn that the real reason is that Warren Sheffield, a Yale scholar and heir to a grand fortune, is calling Rose long-distance at 6:30, when they usually eat dinner. Esther was trying to get dinner to be an hour earlier so the family would be out of the room when he called. Soon Rose enters and tells Esther that John Truitt, their neighbor and the boy that Esther has a crush on, is outside with his friend. They pretend to want to go to the pool, and try to attract the boys' attention. However, Agnes enters looking for her cat, and John leaves, causing Esther to lament about how John Truitt never notices her ( The Boy Next Door. A little later that day, Mr. Smith comes home in a bad mood, because he lost his case. He refuses to eat an hour earlier and storms offstage to go take his cool bath. Meanwhile, Tootie and Agnes begin to fight over a doll, causing the older siblings to have to break them up and remind them that they're all friends (Whenever I'm With You. Everyone exits except for Ester and Mrs. Smith. Esther asks if she is too young to fall in love, and her mother is shocked by the question. She proceeds to tell of how she fell in love with Mr. Smith ( You'll Hear a Bell. Dinner is approaching, and by now everyone in the family knows about Warren's telephone call except for Mr. When he joins the family at the dinner table, everyone gulps down their food so they can leave before Warren calls. Unfortunately, they are not fast enough, and the telephone rings. Mr. Smith answers, but is confused when the operators tell him that someone is calling from New York. He hangs up, and Esther accidentally tells him everything out of anger. He soon figures out that he was the only one who didn't know about the call, and tries to put his foot down, but when the phone rings again he tells Rose to answer it. Her phone call turns out to be less than successful, because he was only calling to ask how she was, and he said if his parents knew he was calling, they would kill him. Katie tries to lighten the mood ( Meet Me in St. Louis" Reprise. A few months later, we are at Lon's going-away party, right before he leaves for Princeton. Warren tries to apologize to Rose, but she refuses to accept ( Raving Beauty. At the party, Esther is formally introduced to John Truitt, pretending not to know who he is. She takes his hat and hides it in the piano. The guests then participate in a square dance called by Lon and Warren ( Skip to My Lou. Agnes and Tootie have crept to the landing to see what was going on, and after being caught, perform a dance they do with Esther ( Under the Bamboo Tree. Afterwards the guests leave, but Esther asks John if he would like to come with them to the Fairgrounds on Friday. He agrees, and then she asks him if he will help her turn off the lights, because she's afraid of the dark ( Over the Bannister. He leaves, leaving Esther slightly disappointed. On Friday, they get on the trolley to the fairgrounds, where John Truitt just barely makes it on ( The Trolley Song. Act II opens on Halloween, where Tootie and Agnes are getting ready to go trick or treating. After they leave, Katie asks the older sisters why they won't go out to the Halloween Social. They both respond that men are too bothersome and they'd rather not. Katie gives them some advice ( Touch of the Irish. Immediately following the number, a scream is heard offstage. Tootie comes in with a bloody lip, saying John Truitt hit her. When he comes by to ask if she's alright, Esther beats him up for hurting her little sister. Agnes enters soon after, telling what happened. They stuffed one of Katie's dresses so it looked like a body, then put it on the trolley tracks so when the motorman had to put on the brakes, the trolley would come off the tracks. Tootie then reveals that it was not John who hurt her, but she fell. Esther is ashamed and goes to apologize to John. He forgives her ( The Boy Next Door" Reprise. Mr. Smith comes home and breaks the news to the family that they are moving to New York. He thought the family would be happy, but they all are shocked and upset. He tries to convince them that it will be fun, but it doesn't work ( A Day in New York. They all exit, leaving Mr. and Mrs. Smith alone. Mrs. Smith tries to comfort him, reminding him that as long as they are together, they can be happy ( You'll Hear a Bell" Reprise. Wasn't It Fun. Now it is winter and their last Christmas in St. Louis is fast approaching. Both Rose and Warren are left without dates. Rose didn't respond to Warren's proposal to the dance, so he decided to go with Lucille Ballard who is Lon's girlfriend. Esther and Katie persuade them to go with each other, and Rose and Esther make a plan to fill out Lucille's dance card with the worst people imaginable. Unfortunately, John Truitt comes by and tells Esther that he can't take her to the dance because his tuxedo is locked up in the tailor's. Grandpa comes to the rescue, inviting Esther to the dance with him. At the ball, Lucille suggests that Warren and Rose and she and Lon be partners for the evening. Esther doesn't realize that, and ends up taking Lucille's dances. Lon leads everyone in a dance he learned at college ( The Banjo. John comes, in his tuxedo, after calling every Jones in St. Louis until he found who ran the shop. After the dance, John proposes to Esther, but she feels bad about it because he would have to give up going to college to be with her in New York ( You Are for Loving. Esther enters the house to find Tootie sitting on the couch. She's upset about leaving St. Louis, and has been waiting for Santa to come so she can tell him that they're moving. Esther tries to convince Tootie that New York will be fun ( Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. Smith sees how upset Tootie is and decides that they can't move to New York. After hearing the good news, the family goes to the fair and everything works out well ( Trolley Song" Reprise. Meet Me in St. Louis" Reprise II. Finale. Characters and Original cast [ edit] Character Broadway production Esther Smith Donna Kane John Truitt Jason Workman Mr. Alonzo Smith George Hearn Mrs. Anna Smith Charlotte Moore Sarah Mahala Redway "Tootie" Smith Courtney Peldon Katie the Maid Betty Garrett Alonzo "Lon" Smith Jr. Michael O'Steen / David Gunderman Rose Smith Juliet Lambert Grandpa Prophater Milo O'Shea Agnes Smith Rachael Graham Warren Sheffield Peter Reardon The Broadway production also included Tony Award winner Rachel Bay Jones in the ensemble. It was her Broadway debut. Songs [ edit] Act I "Meet Me in St. Louis" Be Anything But a Girl" The Boy Next Door. "Skip to My Lou" "Under the Bamboo Tree" "Banjos" Ghosties and Ghoulies and Things That Go Bump in the Night" Halloween Ballet" Wasn't It Fun" The Trolley Song. Act II "Ice" Raving Beauty" A Touch of the Irish" You Are for Loving" A Day in New York" The Ball" Diamonds in the Starlight" Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. "Paging Mr. Sousa" Songs from the film also in the stage version As of the late 90's the order of songs was changed, some were removed and some added. The current version is as follows: Overture" – Instrumental "Meet Me in St. Louis" – Ensemble and Smith Family Octet "The Boy Next Door" – Esther "Meet Me in St. Louis" Reprise) – Tootie, Agnes, Esther, Rose and Grandpa "Whenever I'm with You" – Smith Family Octet "You'll Hear a Bell" – Mrs. Smith "Meet Me in St. Louis" Reprise) – Smith Family Octet and Ensemble "A Raving Beauty" – Warren and Rose "Skip to My Lou" – Lon, Warren, Rose and Ensemble "Drunk Song" – Tootie "Under the Bamboo Tree" – Esther, Tootie and Agnes "Over the Banister" – John "The Trolley Song" – Esther and Ensemble "Entr'acte" – Instrumental "Touch of the Irish" – Katie, Rose and Esther "Boy Next Door" Reprise) – John and Esther "A Day in New York" – Smith Family Octet "You'll Hear a Bell" Reprise) – Mrs. Smith "Wasn't It Fun. – Mr. Smith "Christmas Waltz" – Instrumental "The Banjo" – Ensemble "Auld Lang Syne" – Instrumental "You Are for Loving" – John and Esther "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" – Esther "Trolley Song" Reprise) – Ensemble "Meet Me in St. Louis" Reprise) – All Note The Smith Family Octet – Tootie, Agnes, Rose, Esther, Lon, Mrs. Smith, Katie and Grandpa Awards and nominations [ edit] Original Broadway production [ edit] Year Award Category Nominee Result 1990 Tony Award Best Musical Nominated Best Book of a Musical Hugh Wheeler Best Original Score Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane Best Choreography Joan Brickhill Theatre World Award Won References [ edit] "IBDB Entry. Retrieved 16 March 2012. ^ Rich, Frank. "Review/Theater; Meet Me in St. Louis' Movie Brought to Stage" New York Times (abstract) November 3, 1989 ^ Suskin, Steven. "Legit Review: Meet Me In ST. Louis. Variety, December 25, 2006 - December 31, 2006, p. 26. Meet Me In St. Louis' listing" Archived 2011-07-23 at the Wayback Machine, accessed April 19, 2011 ^ Gans, Andrew. "Paper Mill's Meet 'Me in St. Louis' Begins Nov. 6; Theatre Names New Executive Director" Archived 2012-10-20 at the Wayback Machine, November 7, 2007 ^ Gans, Andrew. Meet Me in St. Louis' Plays St. Louis' Muny Beginning July 6" July 6, 2009 External links [ edit] Meet Me in St. Louis at the Internet Broadway Database Meet Me in St. Louis at the Internet Off-Broadway Database Tams-Witmark plot synopsis Meet Me in St. Louis Internet Theatre Database Synopsis, Songs and Scenes at Meet Me in St. Louis at.

Props to the lady dancing like that in a tight dress. Meet me in st louis. Meet Me in St Louis!   May 22-25, 2020 WOW!    What a Great Weekend we have coming up! Four days of Contra Dancing, plus Swing, Techno Contra, ECD and Waltz.   Come and enjoy great people, dancing, music, workshops. and  ice cream! 2020 Featured bands and callers: Bands: Roger Wilco (Roger Netherton and Bill Boyer) Audacious (Larry Unger, Audrey Knuth, Glen Loper) Callers: Gaye Fifer and Andrea Nettleton The park behind the Kirkwood Community Center We dance in the beautiful St. Louis suburb of Kirkwood,  at the Kirkwood Community Center at 111 South Geyer Road, Kirkwood, MO 63122.  The center has a great wood floor and is fully air conditioned. When not dancing, we can step outside and enjoy the adjacent park, or a stroll around the pond. Date Memorial Day Weekend 2020 Friday, May 22 to Monday, May 25, 2020 Registration Register for the weekend online, or at the door for the weekend or for individual dances. Full weekend - 90 Early Bird price until May 1 - 80 Student full price - 45 Children 9 & under - free Friday night Contra 25 Saturday afternoon Contra 25 Saturday evening Contra 25 Sunday evening Contra 25 Monday farewell contra 15 Swing Dance Late-night 5 Blues Dance Late-night 5 All other workshops/special sessions 7 Need a discount? Ask us about volunteer discounts! Send a request email to Mary at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to let her know you're interested and she'll let you know! Register for "Meet Me In Saint Louis 2020" Fri May 22nd thru Mon May 25th) Use a credit card or checking account to register online securely via PayPal Enter one name per line. Name(s) will appear on your badge(s) Adult 80. 00 (90. 00 after Sun May 3) Students 40. 00 (45. 00 after Sun May 3) Hosts for visiting dancers wanted! If you can host a dancer or two (or ten. PLEASE let us know. Here's a Word doc ( MMISL Host Questionnaire) with the information we need to know about you (how many beds or how much floorspace you have, whether you have pets, that sort of thing. Once you have filled it out, select the "Share" option under the File tab, then select "Email" and then either "Send as attachment" or "Send as pdf. The email address is This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it... Have more questions? Housing: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it... See Important Details page for housing options. Registration: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. General Info: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Join us on Facebook for the most current info Childgrove Country Dancers - St Louis Contra St Louis Contra Dancers Financial assistance for this project has been provided by the Missouri Arts Council, a state agency.

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Meet me in st. louis children in cast. Meet me in st louis oak ridge playhouse. Meet Me In St. Louis August 4 – 12 First Muny production since 2009! Clang, clang, clang, we are off to The Muny! Based on the heartwarming 1944 MGM film, Meet Me In St. Louis paints a wholesome portrait of a turn of the century American family. Set in the summer of 1903, the Smiths eagerly await the grand opening of the 1904 Worlds Fair. With hits such as “The Trolley Song, ” “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, ” “The Boy Next Door” and the title number, this is the perfect finale to our 100 th season, and will evoke nothing but love and pride…right here in St. Louis. Shows start at 8:15 p. m. CST. Run time: 2:30 including intermission (estimate) Show Guidelines Learn More About the Show Ticket Prices Season * Single Season Savings Center Boxes (C-6) 707 100 N/A Side Boxes (7-10) 616 12% Terrace A (A-M) 469 77 13% Terrace A (N-Y) 343 60 18% Terrace B (A-M) 238 46 26% Terrace B (N-Y) 112 31 48% Terrace C 15 * Season Ticket prices include 7 service fee. ERIN DILLY ( Mrs. Anna Smith) Broadway credits include: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Tony nomination, Outer Critics Circle Award) A Christmas Story (originated the role of Mother) Nice Work If You Can Get It, Into the Woods, The Boys from Syracuse and Follies. Other New York: Songbird, Fiorello! and Babes in Arms (both at NY City Center Encores. Muny: Into the Woods and Mary Poppins. Regional: Clue (Bucks County Playhouse) Mary Poppins (Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera) In the Mood (Berkshire Theatre Festival) Leading Ladies (Alley Theatre. National tours: South Pacific, Beauty and the Beast, Martin Guerre (Helen Hayes Award nomination. Television: Bull, Person of Interest, Boardwalk Empire, The Good Wife, Elementary, Gossip Girl, Nurse Jackie, 12 Men of Christmas, and all three Law & Order series. Films: Julie & Julia; Too Big to Fail and Everyday People. Erin founded The Living Studio, created the Summer Musical Theatre Intensive Six Days of Broadway at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts and is adjunct faculty at PACE University in the Musical Theatre Department. STEPHEN R. BUNTROCK ( Mr. Alonzo Smith) is incredibly excited to be back on the Muny stage after performing in Thoroughly Modern Millie as Trever Graydon and as Mr. Banks in Mary Poppins. Broadway: A Little Night Music (revival) starring as Fredrick Egerman, opposite Bernadette Peters. He played the same role in the shows earlier run with original leading ladies, Catherine Zeta Jones and Angela Lansbury. Curly in Oklahoma. Gaston in Beauty and the Beast, St. John in the original cast of Jane Eyre, Barrett in Titanic, Enjolras in the 10 th Anniversary cast of Les Misérables, The Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera, Josephus Gage in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (NY City Center Encores. and Teen Angel for the latest revival of Grease. He has toured extensively across the United States and Canada as Rueben in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, starring Donny Osmond, originated the role of Arnaud du Thil in Cameron Mackintoshs Martin Guerre and The Phantom of the Opera. Stephen has enjoyed many concert appearances as well, most recently performing alongside Dame Julie Andrews in London with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. KEN PAGE ( Grandpa Prophater) Muny: Aida (Amonasro) Into the Woods (Narrator) Jesus Christ Superstar (King Herod, Kevin Kline Award) Dreamgirls (Marty) and many others. New York, Paris and London audiences have enjoyed Ken in such shows as the original Broadway and film cast of Cats (Old Deuteronomy) Aint Misbehavin (Ken, Drama Desk Award) Guys and Dolls (Nicely Nicely Johnson, Theatre World Award) Children of Eden, The Wiz, It Aint Nothin But the Blues and The Wizard of Oz, among others. Film roles include Dreamgirls (Max Washington) and Torch Song Trilogy (Murray. His writing/directing work, Cafe Chanson, earned four St. Louis Theater Circle Award nominations and his production, Sublime Intimacy, earned three. Ken appeared in  Ariadne auf Naxos (Major-Domo) with Opera Theatre of Saint Louis and reprised his performance of Oogie Boogie from  The Nightmare Before Christmas,  live at New Yorks Barclay Center in 2017. KATHY FITZGERALD ( Katie) comes to The Muny directly from 10 months as Mrs. Gloop on Broadway in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Muny credits: Pirates! Ruth. Other Broadway credits: The Producers (Shirley Markowitz, original Broadway cast) starring Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick, Swinging on a Star (Drama Desk nomination) 9 to 5 (Roz, Outer Critics nomination) with Allison Janney. Kathy has also appeared in over 2000 performances of Wicked on Broadway and the national tour as Madame Morrible (Broadway World Award. Off-Broadway: Damn Yankees (Doris, Encores. Disaster! Triad) Donnybrook (Irish Rep. Regionally, Kathy has worked at McCarter Theatre and the Goodspeed Opera House, to name a few. TV/Film: Smash, Mercy, One Life to Live, Curb Your Enthusiasm, The Next Three Days (with Russell Crowe) Our Idiot Brother and The Producers. EMILY WALTON ( Esther Smith) Muny debut! Broadway: Peter and the Starcatcher, August: Osage County. Off-Broadway: Ride the Cyclone (MCC) Women Without Men (Mint Theater Company) Eager to Lose: A Burlesque Farce in Rhyming Verse (Ars Nova) The Shaggs, Saved (both at Playwrights Horizons) Cactus Flower (West Side Theatre) The Deepest Play Ever (New Ohio Theatre. Favorite regional credits include Darling Grenadine (Goodspeed) The Wizard of Oz (Sacramento Music Circus) The Fairytale Lives of Russian Girls (Yale Rep) The Secret Garden (Denver Center) Sondheim on Sondheim (Great Lakes Theatre Festival) and Third (Two River Theater. Film/TV: Submission, 5 Doctors, Hack My Life (TruTV) Search Party (TBS. Emily is also a singer-songwriter and just released her debut album, Little Longings, this year! LIANA HUNT ( Rose Smith) Muny debut! Broadway: Newsies (Katherine) Mamma Mia! Sophie. National tours: Bright Star (Margo) Wicked (Nessarose) Mamma Mia! Sophie. Regional: Private Lives (Sibyl, Riverside Theatre) Jekyll & Hyde (Emma, Engeman Theater) Grease (Sandy, Engeman Theater) Les Misérables (Eponine, Merry-Go-Round. B. F. A. NYU. Proud AEA member. Instagram/Twitter: lianamariehunt DAN DeLUCA ( John Truitt) is so happy to be back on the Muny stage after marrying into  The Addams Family  during the 2014 season as Lucas Beineke. He originated the role of Jack Kelly on the tour of Disneys Newsies. Regional: Thoroughly Modern Millie (Jimmy, Goodspeed Opera House) Hair (Claude, Patchogue Theatre) Next to Normal (Gabe) Mamma Mia! Sky, Weston Playhouse) Legally Blonde (Emmett, Lexington Theatre Company) How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Young Max, The Old Globe) Children of Eden (Cain/Japheth, CAP21. Other credits include: 54 Below, Joes Pub, Barrington Stage, Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade and Radio City Music Hall. Dan serves as the Visual Director and Key Speaker for The Field Consulting specializing in Emotional Intelligence and Mindfulness. JONATHAN BURKE ( Lon Smith) Broadway:  Tuck Everlasting  (original Broadway cast.  Off-Broadway/NYC:  Joan of Arc: Into the Fire  (Priest/Judge, Public Theater)   Langston in Harlem  (Junior Addict, Urban Stages)   Jazz A La Carte  (Apollo Theater)   48 Hours in… Harlem (Emmett, National Black Theatre.  National tours: Mary Poppins  (u/s Valentine)   A Christmas Story: The Musical,  Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (u/s Joseph, u/s Judah)   Cats  (Mungojerrie.  Regional:  Head of Passes  (Crier, Berkeley Rep)   Choir Boy  (David Heard, Studio Theatre)   Mary Poppins  (Bert, Syracuse Stage)   Amazing Grace (Tyler, Goodspeed)   Rent  (Angel, Hangar Theatre) Hairspray  (Seaweed, Merry-Go-Round Playhouse)   Born For This  (Michael Winans/Howard, The Broad Stage)   I Sing the Rising Sea  (Granby, Virginia Stage Company. A., Ithaca College. Instagram/Twitter: jondbeee ELENA ADAMS ( Tootie Smith) Muny debut! Elena has performed in youth and community theatre since the age of five and was recently nominated by Arts for Life for Best Juvenile Performer in a Musical. ELLE WESLEY ( Agnes Smith) Muny debut! She was last seen in the role of Ngana in the Stages St. Louis production of South Pacific. Akilah Ayanna ENSEMBLE Michael Baxter ENSEMBLE Leah Berry ENSEMBLE Shawn Bowers ENSEMBLE Michael Burrell ENSEMBLE Emma Gassett ENSEMBLE Berklea Going ENSEMBLE Madison Johnson ENSEMBLE Jeff Jordan ENSEMBLE Halle Morse ENSEMBLE Ben Nordstrom ENSEMBLE Commodore C. Primous III ENSEMBLE Payton Pritchett ENSEMBLE Cooper Stanton ENSEMBLE Julia Paige Thorn ENSEMBLE Nathaniel Washington ENSEMBLE MARCIA MILGROM DODGE (Director) Muny: The Little Mermaid (2017)   Young Frankenstein (2016) Buddy:  The Buddy Holly Story (2015) and The Addams Family (2014. Broadway: Ragtime (2010 Tony nomination. National tours: Curious George, Seussical, Ragtime. NYC: Venus Flytrap, Radio Gals, Closer Than Ever and Romance in Hard Times. Between reimagining revivals and choreographing & directing world premieres regionally and abroad, Dodge is also a wife, a mother, a teacher, an SDC executive board member and a published and produced playwright. For more, visit JOSH WALDEN (Choreographer) returns to The Muny after choreographing The Little Mermaid in 2017 and Buddy:   The Buddy Holly Story  in 2015. Directed/choreographed  A Chorus Line  for Maltz Jupiter Theatre and Theatre Memphis,  The Rocky Horror Show  for the University of Buffalo,  Legally Blonde  for Merry-Go-Round Playhouse, and the rock opera  Fallen Angel  for the New York International Fringe Festival. He has also choreographed for Signature Theatre, Sacramento Music Circus, Doonce Productions, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Gateway Playhouse and Morag Productions for Seabourn Cruise Lines. On Broadway, Josh was the associate director/associate choreographer for the revival of  Ragtime. As a performer, he has been in Broadway revivals of  42nd Street,  La Cage aux Folles,  A Chorus Line  and  Ragtime. CHARLIE ALTERMAN (Music Director) is thrilled to be a part of Muny 100! At The Muny he served as music director for All Shook Up (2017) The Little Mermaid (2017) Young Frankenstein (2016) Hairspray (2015) Chicago (2012) and Legally Blonde (2011. Broadway: Pippin, Godspell, Next to Normal, Martin Short: Fame Becomes Me (music director/actor) and Legally Blonde (associate conductor. Tours: Next to Normal (music supervisor) and Grease (US/Asia. Off-Broadway favorites: Almost Heaven: Songs of John Denver and Silence! The Musical. Regional: The Old Globe, Theatre Under the Stars, La Jolla Playhouse, Arena Stage, Trinity Rep, Huntington Theatre and nine seasons with the Williamstown Theatre Festival. Concert appearances include shows with Brooke Shields, Frankie Avalon, Emily Skinner, Dana Reeve, Billy Porter, Carol Woods and Ken Page. Upcoming: Half Time (previously known as Gotta Dance. Michael Schweikardt (Scenic Design) Tristan Raines (Costume Design) Rob Denton (Lighting Design) John Shivers (Sound Design) David Patridge (Sound Design) Matthew Young (Video Design) Leah J. Loukas (Wig Design) J. Jason Daunter (Production Stage Manager.

Available Options: Walmart Protection Plan. About This Item We aim to show you accurate product information. Manufacturers, suppliers and others provide what you see here, and we have not verified it. A St. Louis lawyer's family stays in town for the 1904 World's Fair. Directed by Vincente Minnelli. Meet Me In St. Louis (DVD) Warning. This product can expose you to some chemicals, which is known to the State of California to cause For more information, go to.? Specifications Manufacturer Part Number D246253D Movie Genre Musical Actors Mary Astor, Tom Drake, Judy Garland, Henry H. Daniels Jr., Marjorie Main, Margaret O'Brien, Lucille Bremer Duration 113 min Director Vincente Minnelli Features COMEDY Run Time: 113 Release Date: 11/8/2011 NR Brand Warner Bros. Studio & Production Company Warner Home Video Assembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H) 0. 50 x 5. 50 x 7. 44 Inches This product worked fine and being a favorite classic movie we enjoyed watching it immensely. Customer Q&A Get specific details about this product from customers who own it. by Poolboy34 November 18, 2019 1 Answer 1. It is a full screen. by CommunityAnswer 1 Answer Policies & Plans Pricing policy About our prices We're committed to providing low prices every day, on everything. So if you find a current lower price from an online retailer on an identical, in-stock product, tell us and we'll match it. See more details at Online Price Match.

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Meet me in st. louis fathom events. She died 50 years ago today. He died 32 years ago today. Both of them gone. You will not see talent like this again. Thank you both for all the films you left behind. Watching a Murder She Wrote so the the wonderful Margaret O'Brien and remember how adorable she was in this film. Look at the at the music. This was wonderful entertainment.

Meet Me in St. Louis  is one of my favorite “house movies. ” Its the Turn of the Century, and the Smith family lives in this grand Second Empire Victorian home on 5135 Kensington Avenue with their five children (and Grandpa. Lets take a look back at the house they used for this classic Judy Garland movie and the sets they designed for it! The House from “Meet Me in St. Louis” Kensington Avenue, lined with grand homes, was constructed by MGM for the movie. Known as “St. Louis Street, ” it can also be seen in films like Cheaper by the Dozen: Judy Garland was 21 years old when she played Esther Smith. She initially turned down the role because she was tired of playing the ingenue. She was finally talked into it by the screenwriter, Irving Brecher, who was a friend of hers. The movie changed her life because she met and married the director, Vincente Minnelli. Rose Smith was played by newcomer Lucille Bremer, who only spent four years in Hollywood before retiring from show business to start a family. A lot of the action takes place around this beautiful staircase in the entry: At the end of the movie, when they are packing up their belongings to move to New York, we get this view of the staircase looking kind of bleak and sad with the paintings removed: The Writer: Sally Benson The movie was based on Sally Bensons collection of short stories for The New Yorker. Benson, whose maiden name was Smith, wrote about her life on Kensington Avenue where her family lived from 1891-1910. She helped the filmmakers get all of the period details right, from the clothing to the sets. Bensons home in St. Louis was demolished in 1994 after standing empty for years, but heres a sketch of what it looked like when she lived there: Heres where it used to stand, on what is now an empty lot (sent to me by Holly) Here is a house thats still standing that just sold on the real Kensington Avenue, a few doors down from where Benson lived. It was built in 1903, and you can see similarities to the illustration above (asking price in 2009: only 24, 000) Back to the Movie Version of the House: In this scene, the family gathers to discuss the move to New York City. The dad, played by Leon Ames, has decided not to take the job in New York after all because he realizes how important home is to his family. In reality, Sally Bensons father had no such change of heart. Her family did move to New York, leaving their beloved Kensington Avenue house behind. They didnt return for the Worlds Fair. A sequel called Meet Me in Manhattan was talked about, but it never came about. The movies costume designer reportedly created many of the movies costumes right out of the Sears & Roebuck catalog from the time period. The movie took 5 months to shoot, from December 1943-April 1944. “Nowadays, ” Esther Smith says in the film, “you cant get a maid for less than 12 a month! ” Pots and pans were usually stored on open shelves because they were greasy. Closed cabinets would attract mice and other critters. The “Meet Me in St. Louis” House at Christmas They removed the striped awnings on the exterior of the house for the winter scenes. The bathroom wowed me with that window: Sally Benson, the author of the stories that the movie was based on, was called “Tootie” as a child. In real life, Tooties older sister Agnes pulled most of the pranks attributed to Tootie in the film. This scene between Esther and Rose in the vanity mirror was the first one Minnelli shot: Instead of trick-or-treating for candy, the kids in those days carried bags of flour to the homes of their “enemies. ” Back then, if you hit someone with flour on Halloween night, you could say that you “killed them. ” Grandpa advises Tootie to get the flour wet first so itll stick. The House in the Summer St Louis Street, the MGM back lot where the streets were lined with Victorian homes built for Meet Me in St. Louis, is now sadly gone. Derek sent me a photo of how the Meet Me in St. Louis house looked in 1970, just before it was demolished: In 1970, MGM auctioned off most of its property, including St. Louis Street. Lot 3 was 80 acres with a lake, where they filmed this and more MGM features. Now its reportedly lined with condos, but we can still revisit the glory days of Kensington Avenue in the movie! Visit my  Houses Onscreen page to see the others Ive featured, listed from A-Z. (Visited 11, 901 times, 1 visits today.

But now and then pack and sail away. Meet Me in St. Louis, Louis Lyrics When Louis came home to the flat He hung up his coat and his hat He gazed all around But no wifey he found So he said "Where can Flossy be at" A note on the table he spied He read it just once then he cried It read 'Louis dear it's toos low for me here So I think I will go for a ride Oh Meet me in St. Louis, Louis Meet me at the fair Don't tell me the lights are shining Any place but there We will dance the hoochie coochie I will be your tootsie wootsie If you will meet me in st. Louis, Louis (Company) Meet me in st. Louis, Louis If you will meet me in St. Louis, Louis Meet me at the fair.

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Meet me in st louis online. Meet me in st. louis theme party. Wow, Martin Milner was only 16 when this was made. Fantastic. Supreme. A wonderful look at life at the beginning of America's Golden Age.
My one major issue with the continuity of this movie is that "Meet Me In, Louis" was not published until 1904 when the Worlds Fair opened in St. Louis. In the first duet scene with Esther(Judy Garland) and Rose(Lucille Bremer) they sing "Meet Me In, Louis. If you paid attention to the first photo intro to the season you remember seeing "SUMMER 1903. OOOOOPS!
Musically, the songs could not have gone any better. Perhaps a director such as Vincent Minelli and a producer such as Arthur Reed knew they had a true screenplay gem on their hands. I don't know, but I wish I did.
Margaret O'Brien gives a sterling performance, who needs lessons acting like 5 when you look act 6. Even her duet with Esther(Garland) is professional. Great qualities for a child actress. (See her in Little Women or The Canterville Ghost) Lucille Bremer, Joan Carrol, Marjorie Main, Tom Drake they all bring a special fortitude to this movie. Rose Smith(Lucille Bremer) receiving a telephone call from her on and off again boyfriend Warren Sheffield doesn't tarnish her one bit. Although she can act and put up a brave face, we know she is hurt.
So its not a musical by name but a warm family movie with good music, sewn seamlessly by a great director.
Enjoy.

Meet me in st. louis 1944 cast. Meet me in st. louis have yourself a merry christmas. I love Judy Garland. She is so pretty here and full of life dancing and singing with her amazingly talented voice. The dad seemed like a bit of a buzzkill wanting to break up the singing, but that was just something that went along with the story, since I've seen the film before. Background Meet Me In St. Louis (1944) is a delightful, classic, nostalgic, poignant, and romanticized musical film - and one of the greatest musicals ever made. It tells the story of a turn-of-the-century family in suburban, midwestern St. Louis of 1903, who live in a stylish Edwardian home at 5135 Kensington Avenue. The city, and the well-to-do Smith family (with four beautiful daughters) is on the verge of hosting (and celebrating) the arrival of the spectacular 1904 World's Fair. However, the family's head of the house is beckoned to New York due to a job promotion - an uprooting move that threatens to indelibly change the lives of the family members forever. Filmed during WWII, the decision to remain in St. Louis in the film's conclusion affirmed that nothing will be altered for the American family. This gem of cinematic, picture-postcard Americana and youthful romance, is richly filmed in Technicolor. It marked the beginning of the golden age of MGM musicals (and producer Arthur Freed's unit) and ultimately became the second most successful film for MGM (behind Gone With the Wind (1939. The story is based on the book of the same name from Sally Benson's memoirs of her life in St. Louis, Missouri from 1903-4 - they were recalled and written in multiple issues of The New Yorker Magazine from 1941-1942 (originally published under the title "5135 Kensington" and eventually gathered together as The Kensington Stories. The charming stories, a dozen in all to represent each of the twelve months of the year, are expressed in the film in its musical numbers. The film abandoned the 'put-on-a-show' mentality of so many other backstage song/dance films. Its songs and wonderful performances are carefully and naturally integrated into the story of the close-knit family's day-to-day life, and serve to advance the action and plot from one season to the next. This most popular and financially-successful film was produced by the legendary Arthur Freed and directed by its star's future husband, newcomer Vincente Minnelli (who married 23 year-old Judy Garland a year later on June 15, 1945 - it was Garland's second marriage. The slice-of-life musical was only Minnelli's third film (after the all-black musical Cabin in the Sky (1943) and the musi-comedy I Dood It (1943) with Red Skelton) and it was Minnelli's first full-length film in color. After their marriage, Garland and Minnelli also worked together on The Clock (1945) and The Pirate (1948. Meet Me in St. Louis was nominated for four Academy Awards (without any Oscar wins) Best Screenplay (Irving Brecher and Fred F. Finklehoffe) Best Color Cinematography (George Folsey) Best Song ( The Trolley Song" with music and lyrics by Ralph Blane and Hugh Martin) and Best Scoring of a Musical Picture (Georgie Stoll. The film's awards promotion was subverted by MGM's support of its suspense thriller and gothic melodrama Gaslight (1944. However, young star Margaret O'Brien was awarded a Special (miniature) Oscar as the most outstanding child actress of the year. And this film marked the first significant film role, and probably her career-best effort, for beautiful actress Judy Garland since The Wizard of Oz (1939. Structurally, the film is a series of coming-of-age vignettes (four in number) different acts representing the seasons from summer 1903 to spring 1904 that conclude in the year of the St. Louis World's Fair/Exposition. Each segment marks changes and rites of passage - and is introduced by a filigreed tintype from the Smith family album - each static, initially sepia-toned image turns into color and comes to life. Although the Winter segment is one of the shortest vignettes, the film is still considered a favorite Christmas movie. The Story Summer, 1903 The First Vignette opens with a static view of a greeting card (or family album snapshot) picturing a lovely, sepia-colored Victorian house in St. Louis, Missouri. When the camera zooms in, the picture springs into an animated, full-color enlargement, showing the mansard-roofed home with dormer windows and a veranda, surrounded by green lawn. The camera tracks down the unpaved street, following an open, horse-drawn wagon carrying Circle Star Beer. It then turns left to track up the lawn, following a young man (son Lon) riding his bicycle onto the Smith house's lawn. The summer scene dissolves into the kitchen. There over the stove, happy housewife Mrs. Anna Smith (Mary Astor) is making ketchup, testing and critiquing its taste with Katie (Marjorie Main) the household's maid. [The opening scene is centered around everyone in the family tasting the ketchup simmering on the kitchen stove, and humming the film's title song. Two of the five children enter, only son Alonzo "Lon" Jr. (Henry H. Daniels, Jr. casually humming a bit of the tune of the title song after setting down a load of groceries. (The title song is sung by the whole family in the house. Then, second-youngest daughter Agnes (child star Joan Carroll) comes in, her bloomers still wet from swimming. As she walks through the kitchen, through the hallway and up the stairs, she picks up the song: Meet Me In St. Louis. Inside the bathroom, her Grandpa Prophater (Harry Davenport) Mrs. Smith's father) continues the refrain. He crosses paths with Agnes in the upstairs landing, and then continues singing into his room, where he tries on samples from his exotic lodge-cap collection. He goes over to the window when he hears a foursome arriving, completing the chorus. Outside, he sees auburn-haired Smith daughter Esther (Judy Garland, a twenty-two year old playing a seventeen year old - and off-screen already showing signs of future neuroticism) and her friends pull up in front of the house in a pony cart. Alighting from the cart, Esther carries a tennis racket and enters the kitchen. Back in the kitchen, more taste-testing results in different opinions about the ketchup recipe. Esther whispers a secret request to Katie - exhorting her to arrange to have dinner served an hour earlier than usual, something that normally wouldn't be approved. Katie snaps at Esther's white lie after permission is granted: A lie's a lie, and dressed in white don't help it. Katie asks Esther why she was asked to lie. Esther explains that eldest sister - a second auburn-haired daughter Rose (Lucille Bremer in her film debut) unmarried at twenty, expects to receive a long-distance call at 6:30 pm from New York City from a far-off, admiring beau named Warren Sheffield (Robert Sully. Rose needs privacy to maneuver a proposal out of her boyfriend, because the phone is located in the dining room: She may be loathe to say the things a girl's compelled to say to get a proposal out of a man. Katie comments on Rose's use of the telephone - a new invention: Personally, I wouldn't marry a man who proposed to me over an invention. Katie announces the arrival of a coquettish Rose, sauntering up to the front steps of the house: There's the poor old maid now. " Standing on the neighboring lawn is a young, handsome Boy-Next-Door dressed in white with a pipe firmly in his teeth, a new neighbor named John Truett (Tom Drake. Rose gazes at him, trying to attract a glance while entering the house. Rose quickly persuades Esther to join her and stand on the front porch to look at the boy. Attempting to be non-chalant, both desperately want to be noticed and admired. Unsuccessful in attracting his attention, he is oblivious to them and imperviously wanders inside. Rose thinks: He's not very neighborly, I must say. " They also go inside their house, where they anticipate the evening's events. When Esther reminds Rose of her fateful phone call, stuck-up Rose disdainfully mentions her disinterest in boys before drifting upstairs to wash her hair: My dear, when you get to be my age, you'll find out there are more important things in life than boys. Unconvinced of that fact, a winsome Esther gazes toward the camera with a dreamy look, cued up to sing a soliloquy of longing with a lush, rich voice, The Boy Next Door. She muses about her beloved: The moment I saw him smile I knew he was just my style My only regret is we've never met Though I dream of him all the while Esther ambles over to the window seat, sitting and looking out over the neighbor's place in the direction of the Boy-Next-Door ( at 5133" as she continues singing about her crush on the teenager who lives closeby: How can I ignore the Boy Next Door? I love him more than I can say Doesn't try to please me, doesn't even tease me And he never sees me glance his way And though I'm heartsore, the Boy Next Door Affection for me won't display I just adore him, so I can't ignore him The Boy Next Door During the playing of the song's melody, Esther primps and prances in front of the hallway mirror, and then does a little dance with herself at the foot of the stairs. She returns to her window vantage point to repeat the final two lines, lovingly photographed with a rapturous closeup of her secret longing expressed in song: With a last lingering glance out the window, she slowly releases a translucent, white lace muslin curtain at the edge of the window - bewitchingly, it falls in front of her as the song ends. A closeup of the tureen of the batch of ketchup being stirred in the kitchen dissolves into view. Fussing continues over the ketchup's taste when Grandpa pronounces it "too thick. Agnes bursts into the kitchen looking for her cat named Little Babbie. No-nonsense Katie brags about having kicked it down the cellar stairs, joking: Katie: I could hear its spine hit on every step. Agnes: Oh, oh, if you killed her, I'll kill you! I'll stab you to death in your sleep and then I'll tie your body to two wild horses 'til you're pulled apart. To Agnes' relief, the cat is found closeby in the kitchen. While preparing cabbage at the sink, Mrs. Smith advises Rose about her anticipated phone call: If I were you, I wouldn't commit myself one way or all, we know very little about him. Why, we haven't even met his folks. She also suggests keeping it a secret from Mr. Smith, due home shortly from work: Not a word of this to Papa. You know how he plagues the girls about their beaus. " Esther enters the kitchen and asks where 'Tootie. the youngest Smith family member is. Nonchalantly, Mrs. Smith replies: Oh I suppose she's working on the ice wagon. " In the next scene on Kensington Avenue, precocious five year old 'Tootie' Margaret O'Brien) is shown blissfully happy, helping the ice man Mr. Neely (Chill Wills) on his horse-drawn ice-wagon rounds. She sits on the back of the wagon, sucking a piece of ice and singing a few bars of "Brighten the Corner. Tootie' joins Mr. Neely in the front seat, where they begin a marvelous discussion about the near-death state of her favorite doll, Margaretha. 'Tootie' is pleasurably interested in gruesome games and the macabre, but frets about her pale-looking doll. She is seriously discussing her mortally-sick doll's fate and preparing to bury it: Tootie' I expect she won't live through the night. She has four fatal diseases. Mr. Neely: And it only takes one. 'Tootie' But she's gonna have a beautiful funeral in a cigar box my Papa gave me, all wrapped in silver paper. Mr. Neely: That's the way to go if you have to go. 'Tootie' Oh, she has to go. The conversation shifts to a new subject - the town of "St. Louis. Mr. Neely mispronounces it. She corrects him and tells him the proper pronunciation. Then, when he calls it a "grand old town. she again corrects him, expressing her hometown pride and exulting in the coming fair: It isn't a town, Mr. Neely. It's a city. It's the only city that has a world's fair. My favorite. Wasn't I lucky to be born in my favorite city? Back in the Smith household, Esther (singing and waltzing in her bloomers) and Rose (on the family upright piano in the parlor) are performing a spirited, reprised rendition of "Meet Me in St. At the start of the second chorus, Esther rejoins Rose at the keyboard where they sing in close harmony together. In a low-angle shot tilting upwards, the two girls are to the right of the frame, with a ceramic miniature of twin Victorian damsels above the piano to the left of the frame. Breaking the spell, a very hot and grumpy Mr. Alonzo Smith (Leon Ames) the well-to-do lawyer and head of the household trudges up to the house after work at the office and squelches their performance in the parlor: For heaven's sakes, stop that screeching! Wiping his sweaty brow, he collapses into a chair and mutters: That song. The fair won't open for seven months. That's all everybody sings about or talks about. I wish everybody would meet at the fair and leave me alone. His day has been miserable - he's lost a case. Esther isn't very sympathetic and offers a practical solution: Well, Papa, if losing a case depresses you so, why don't you quit practicing law and go into another line of business? As master of the house, he blows up again when he learns that dinner will be served an hour early. He refuses to be coerced into an early dinner, asserts his authority and disrupts carefully-laid plans: Dinner will be at 6:30! He stomps off for a cool, soaking, restorative bath upstairs. At dinner time, the concerned family gathers around the dinner table trying to rush the meal while they glance up at the still-silent telephone. When the 'Lord and Master' of the house arrives, after slipping on one of 'Tootie's' carelessly-discarded skates, he wants a leisurely meal, but Katie the maid hurriedly speeds everyone through each course. He answers and then hangs up the phone the first time it rings, chided by Esther and then informed: You've just ruined Rose's chance to get married, that's was Warren Sheffield calling long-distance to propose. The only member of the family unaware of the expected phone call is Papa, and he feels like an outsider: Just when was I voted out of this family? When the phone rings a second time, Rose answers and hesitantly (but yelling throughout in order to be heard) speaks to Warren while the entire family hangs on her every word. During the phone conversation, Mrs. Smith closes the window to keep the neighbors from overhearing. Rose is unable to coax Warren to propose, though Esther looks on the bright side and breaks the ice: Well, I'll bet there isn't another girl in St. Louis who's had a Yale man call her long-distance just to inquire about her health. " In a letter, Rose invites next door neighbor John Truett (spelled Truitt in the letter) to her Princeton University-bound brother Lon's going-away party, to be held in the Smith's parlor. While dressing upstairs the evening of the party, Esther confides to Rose: Esther: I'm going to let John Truett kiss me tonight. Rose: Esther Smith! Esther: Well, if we're going to get married, I may as well start it. Rose: Nice girls don't let men kiss them until after they're engaged. Men don't want the bloom rubbed off. Esther: Personally, I think I have too much bloom. Maybe that's the trouble with me. (She squeezes her cheeks. ) Esther makes a grand entrance down the staircase, greets a few guests, and then deliberately backs into her brother who is talking to John Truett. Esther and John are finally introduced. The youthful dancing party begins in the cramped confines of the Smith parlor. Young Lon participates in the music making - he and Esther sing and the group dances to a lively hoe-down called "Skip to My Lou. a traditional production number. By the end of the dance, Esther has been gently pushed into John's arms. In their nightclothes at the foot of the stairs, John discovers 'Tootie' and Agnes watching the party hosted by their big sisters: There are mice in the house, two of them. Tootie is allowed to stay up and sing a song for her elders. She chooses "I Was Drunk Last Night, Dear Mother" and shows off, to everyone's delight: I was drunk last night, dear Mother I was drunk the night before But if you forgive me Mother I'll never get drunk anymore Esther joins a night-gowned 'Tootie' in a spontaneous, delightful little song and cakewalk to "Under the Bamboo Tree. complete with straw hats and canes in a home-style minstrel shuffle. Later, as the guests depart, Esther has hidden Truett's hat as a way to detain him and make him the last one to leave. As they say goodbye and shake hands many times together, she makes an "untoward request. She asks him to accompany her throughout the house to turn off the gas lights - a beautifully-executed scene in which the camera moves non-stop from light to light. As the lights are extinguished in the parlor, the dining room and the landing, she shyly courts the boy next door in the darkness - hoping (in vain) to be offered a goodnight kiss. As she gazes at him with undisguised love, he compliments her: You don't need any beauty sleep. She renders a sweet old song to him: Over the Bannister. At its conclusion, he shakes her hand goodbye one more time, awkwardly complimenting her a second time: You've got a mighty strong grip for a girl. In the final scene of the summer vignette, Esther joins an expectant crowd of young people (the ladies are sporting colorful flowery hats and shirt-waist dresses. they are friends that have gathered for a picnic to ride a trolley bound for the under-construction fairgrounds (the fair is still six months away. She is wearing a black outfit trimmed with white without a hat, nervously noticing and despairing that John, her love, hasn't arrived yet. As they begin to ride off - to the "clang, clang" of the trolley bells, they all belt out "The Trolley Song. It's an extravagant five-minute production number: Clang, clang, clang went the trolley Ding, ding, ding went the bell Zing, zing, zing went my heartstrings As we started for Huntingdon dell... Without singing, an anxious and tense Esther moves around the train amidst the swirl of pastel colors and song, continuing to look for John. He is late as usual from basketball practice and must run after the trolley to catch it. She is relieved when he runs after the trolley, catches it and boards - she happily finishes the song on a high note, leading all of her friends in her musical tale of flirtation with a handsome man: I went to lose a jolly, hour on the trolley, and lost my heart instead With his light brown derby and his bright green tie He was quite the handsomest of men I started to yen, then I counted to ten, then I counted to ten again [In a scene filmed but later excised from the final release of the film, Esther and John stroll through and explore the unfinished fairgrounds - John carries her in his arms through one of the muddier sections of the grounds. During the walk, Esther sings Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Boys and Girls Like You and Me.

Meet me in st. louis 1966.

Meet me in st louis sheet music. One of the finest American musicals, this 1944 film by Vincente Minnelli is an intentionally self-contained story set in 1903, in which a happy St. Louis family is shaken to their roots by the prospect of moving to New York, where the father has a better job pending. Judy Garland heads the cast in what amounts to a splendid, end-of-an-era story that nicely rhymes with the onset of the 20th century. The film is extraordinarily alive, the characters strong, and the musical numbers are so splendidly part of the storytelling that you don't feel the film has stopped for an interlude. Tom Keogh Production: MGM   Nominated for 4 Oscars. Another 6 wins & 1 nomination. IMDB: 7. 7 Rotten Tomatoes: 100% Unrated Year: 1944 113 1, 745 Views.

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Following Margaret O'Brien 's rapid ascent to stardom, her mother believed they were entitled to a significant raise, and she used this film as leverage, realizing how integral the role of Tootie was to the story. MGM raised the ante by announcing the casting of Sharon McManus in O'Brien's place. McManus was the daughter of a studio electrician and the brass went so far as to fit her with costumes, assuming this would pressure O'Brien's mother into accepting their terms. But she held fast, and MGM was ultimately forced to concede to her demands for the salary increase. Once production was underway, O'Brien was filming a scene when McManus' father, who was employed on the film, intentionally dropped a heavy lighting instrument from the catwalk to the sound stage floor, narrowly missing the pint-sized star. He was taken away and briefly admitted to a mental institution for his deed. The book on which the film is based originally ran as a weekly feature in the New Yorker Magazine in 1942. For the film many of the actions attributed to Tootie were actually done in real life by Sally Benson 's sister Agnes. Also in reality, Benson's father moved the family to NYC and they never did come back for the World's Fair. In "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. Judy Garland refused to sing the grim original lyric, Have yourself a merry little Christmas, it may be your last" to little Margaret O'Brien. The star's creative opposition inspired songwriters Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane to form the more optimistic lyric, let your heart be light. " The success of the film had encouraged MGM to create further movies involving the Smith family and was to be based on further tales of Sally Benson 's family. MGM wanted to make sort of a deluxe color group of serials in the spirit of the popular "Andy Hardy" series. A proposed sequel titled "Meet Me in Manhattan" was in the works in which the Smith family actually moved to New York. (This happened in real life to Sally Benson 's family. However, the project never got out of planning stages and the film was never made. According to Mary Astor, Margaret O'Brien liked to have fun with the prop master. For instance, when shooting a scene at the Smith family dinner table, all of the dishes and utensils had been laid out meticulously. "It was Maggie's favorite form of mischief, when his back was turned. said Astor, to put things in disorder again, to reverse knives and forks, to put two napkin rings beside a plate. It would drive him nuts. And remember the strong caste system on the sets: she was a star and he was just a lowly property man, so all he could do was to smile and say, Please, Maggie dear. when he'd have liked to have shaken her. " The movie was based on the real-life experiences of novelist Sally Benson. The character of Agnes was based on her own vantage point, though her nickname was Tootie as a little girl. The entire cast and crew were immediately impressed with Vincente Minnelli 's attention to detail in every shot. He had consulted author Sally Benson on how the interiors of the Smith home should look, and she had provided a wealth of first-hand information. As a result, the look of each set was near perfection according to the time period. According to Mary Astor, The only anachronisms were the girls' long-swinging hairdos. Girls 'put their hair up' as soon as they got out of pigtails, the first instant they were allowed to by reluctant parents. It was a symbol, like the first long pants for boys. " Also going on at the time of the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition were the Third Summer Olympic Games. They were the first Olympic Games to be held in the United States. Originally awarded to Chicago, President Theodore Roosevelt had the Games switched to St. Louis so that they would run at the same time as the World's Fair. This turned out to be a huge mistake. The Games merely became a side attraction to the fair's other events and turned out to be a first class disaster. They took nearly six months to complete and were very poorly run. Many competitors went to their graves without the world knowing that they had competed in the Olympics. As a result of these Games, the Olympic movement almost came to an end. Judy Garland missed 13 days of work causing the production taking 70 days to complete from the original budgeted 58 days. Director Vincente Minnelli worked diligently to make the movie as accurate to the times as possible. Not only did its novelist, Sally Benson, give explicit directions as to the decor of her family's home down to the last detail, but the movie's costume designer took inspiration for many of the movies costumes right out of the Sears & Roebuck, Montgomery Ward, and Marshall Fields catalogs from the time period. Judy Garland scoffed at the idea of portraying yet another teenager (she was 21 when filming began) and wanted nothing to do with the film. Her mother even went to MGM chief Louis B. Mayer on her behalf. However, Vincente Minnelli convinced her to play the part of Esther Smith, and Judy later fell in love with the story. In her later years she considered it one of her favorite roles. The Halloween sequence on the street outside of the Smith home was primarily filmed from low angles, so that the movie audience would experience the Halloween night as though they were seeing it through the eyes of a child. When Tootie ( Margaret O'Brien) embarks on her adventure to the Braukoff home, the houses appear to be large and looming. Judy Garland was at first reluctant to accept the role of Esther Smith for fear of being typecast as a "girl next door" type, as she had played such a role in many of her previous films. By this point in her career, she had not only been married briefly, she was also a lover of Hollywood nightlife and had briefly dated many of the famous Hollywood playboys of the time, including Artie Shaw, Tyrone Power and Joe Mankiewicz. In real life, she was a far cry from the girl-next-door types she had played onscreen and wanted to be given the glamor treatment received by the other actresses at MGM. With encouragement from director Vincente Minnelli, who did see Garland as she had wanted to be seen for years (beautiful and womanly) make-up artist Dorothy Ponedel worked on Garland and brought out her natural beauty. Garland's eyebrows were modified to a more defined arch, her cheeks highlighted with a subtle blush, her nose discs and dental caps removed. Garland had worn the nose discs and dental caps in all of her previous films; the caps were worn to disguise her crooked teeth, the nose discs to turn up her nose and create a more pronounced profile. "Dottie" Ponedel threw away the discs and caps, telling Garland she was pretty enough not to need them. To create a glamorous effect, while at the same time drawing attention to Garland's full lips and large brown eyes, Ponedel applied a bright red lip color and false lashes, both of which became staples of Garland's signature look from that point onward. During filming, Minnelli used special lighting to display the results of Ponedel's handiwork effectively. Garland was very pleased with the results and even more impressed when she attended a screening of the film and saw herself onscreen, and later stated that working on this film was the first time she had ever felt beautiful. She would continue to work with Ponedel for the rest of her years at MGM. Judy Garland hated rehearsing for her scenes, and Vincente Minnelli liked to have a lot of rehearsals. She took to sneaking off the set early in order to avoid them. "She'd get in her car and zoom off before I had a chance to call a run-through; said Minnelli. "I'd phone to the studio gate to intercept her. " Vincente Minnelli and Judy Garland met on this movie, and married soon afterwards. Minnelli was the director for the film. Garland claimed she married him because she felt extremely beautiful during the film. According to Mary Astor, I walked into Judy's portable dressing room one tense morning and she greeted me with her usual cheery, Hi, Mom. I sat down on the couch while she went on primping, and said, Judy, what the hell's happened to you? You were a trouper - once. She stared at me. I went on, You have kept the entire company out there waiting for two hours. Waiting for you to favor us with your presence. You know we're stuck - there's nothing we can do without you at the moment. She giggled and said, Yeah, that's what everybody's been telling me. That bugged me and I said, Well, then, either get the hell on the set or I'm going home. She grabbed me by the hand, and her face had crumpled up, I don't sleep, Mom. And I said, Well, go to bed earlier then - like we all have to do. You're not so damn special, baby. and stalked out in my own unthinking high dudgeon. It was some years later before I really knew what she'd been going through. " In "The Boy Next Door" Judy Garland sings that the Smith family lives at 5135 Kensington Avenue, which was also the title of Sally Benson's original stories. Kensington Avenue is still a residential street, though the lot at 5135 is now vacant. The street on which the Smith home stood was built specifically for "Meet Me in St. Louis. Located on MGM's vast Backlot #3 that was at Jefferson and Overland Boulevards in Culver City, it was known at the studio as "St. Louis Street" and all of the houses that were on it were used in various film and television shows throughout the next 27 years, until Lot 3 was demolished to make way for an apartment and condominium project. Even in 1970, the last year of Lot 3's existence, the Smith home still looked like it did in 1944, minus the set dressings, of course. At the end of the film, John Truett, referring to the fairgrounds, says "I liked it better when it was a swamp, and it was just the two of us. This refers to a deleted scene, that took place after the trolley scene, when John and Esther visit the fairgrounds then under construction. This scene was setting for the Rodgers and Hammerstein song "Boys And Girls Like You And Me. which was dropped from the final print. After Tootie crashes Lon's going-away party, Esther asks her if she would like to recite "Did You Ever See a Rabbit Climb a Tree" for the company. This is a nonsense poem from "Father Goose: His Book" 1899) by L. Frank Baum, author of Judy Garland 's most famous film, The Wizard of Oz (1939. Mary Astor, who had previously played Judy Garland 's mother in Listen, Darling (1938) recalled, Judy was no longer a rotund little giggler, but her growing up was not maturing. The fun was still there and she seemed to have great energy. But it was intense, driven, tremulous. Anxious. She was working way over the capacities of any human being. She was recording at night and playing in the picture in the day, and people got annoyed when she was late on the set, and when she got jittery and weepy with fatigue. Including myself. I often felt that her behavior during this period was due to bigshotitis and very unprofessional. Making a movie was a communal effort: Everyone depended on everyone else, and for one person to keep 150 other workers sitting around on a sound stage while she fiddled with her lipstick in her dressing room was just plain bad manners. " The Trolley Song" was ranked #26 and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" was ranked #72 by the American Film Institute in 2004 on the 100 Greatest Songs in American Films list. Composer Hugh Martin did not enjoy his experience writing the film's score. Although Martin greatly admired Judy Garland and the talent of those he was working with, he did not appreciate Producer Arthur Freed 's volatile temperament, or the one-upsmanship and self important attitudes shared by the MGM hierarchy. He has said that he found all that showing off and competing for attention "depressing. A devout Christian, in later years he adapted "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" into "Have Yourself a 'Blessed' Little Christmas" for several popular gospel singers, including Mahalia Jackson. According to Mary Astor, Margaret O'Brien was quite mischievous on set. "Margaret O'Brien was at her most appealing (I might say 'appalling' age. And she could cry at the drop of a cue. Real tears, an endless flow, with apparently no emotional drain whatsoever. She was a quiet, almost too-well-behaved child, when her mother was on the set. When Mother was absent, it was another story and she was a pain in the neck. " Producer Arthur Freed dubbed the singing voice for Leon Ames in the song "You and I. which was written by Nacio Herb Brown and Freed, who had begun his career as a lyricist. Mary Astor's voice was dubbed by Denny Markas. A flustered Alonzo Smith ( Leon Ames) makes a sarcastic remark about embarking on a new career as a baseball player for the Baltimore Orioles. The major league team known as the Baltimore Orioles from 1901-1902 moved to New York City in 1903 and would eventually become known as the New York Yankees. (The scene in this film takes place in 1903, when the Baltimore Orioles was the name of a minor league team. Oddly, the St. Louis Browns, a major league club from St. Louis at both the time the movie is set and the time it was made, would relocate in 1954 and become the modern-day Baltimore Orioles. Vincente Minnelli was impressed with Margaret O'Brien 's exceptional acting at such a young age, though he found some of her methods "enervating. Minnelli explained, Her mother and aunt would whisper to her just before we shot the dramatic sequences and, like the salivating of Pavlov's dog, Margaret would get highly emotional and cry. I often wondered what they said to her to get that reaction. I was soon to learn. Minnelli, according to his autobiography, discovered one of O'Brien's techniques during the scene in which Tootie, upset over the thought of leaving St. Louis, tearfully takes a stick to the snow people in the backyard and violently knocks them down. "Her mother came to me. said Minnelli. Margaret's angry at me tonight. She doesn't want me to work her up for the scene. You'll have to do it. But how. I asked. 'She has a little dog. her mother replied. 'You'll have to say someone is going to kill that dog. Minnelli was reluctant to do something that seemed so harsh, but O'Brien's mother convinced him that it would elicit the emotional response that was needed for her to do the important scene. Minnelli eventually told O'Brien what her mother suggested about her dog, and on cue, the tears began to flow on camera. "She did the scene in one rcifully for went skipping happily off the set. said Minnelli. "I went home feeling like a monster. I marvel that Margaret didn't turn out to be one too. That sort of preparation struck me as most unhealthy. In her mother's defense, years later Margaret O'Brien claimed that the story was false. "My mother would never have allowed that. said O'Brien in 2004. "June Allyson was also a big crier at the studio and so we had a little contest going: who was the best crier? So all my mother would have to say if I had a hard time crying was that maybe she'd better have the makeup man come over and spray the false tears instead of my crying the real tears, and that would upset me terribly, and then I would cry. " The Trolley Song" had a long and painful gestation period. Producer Arthur Freed was a notoriously inarticulate man, and all he could describe to composers Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane was his desire for "a song for Judy to sing on the trolley. The two songwriters came up with three such numbers, wildly different in tone and rhythm, and Freed summarily turned each one down, reporting that he would "find a place for it" in his upcoming Ziegfeld Follies (1946. What he wanted for this spot, they came to realize, was a number about the trolley itself. Exasperated, Martin and Blane retreated to their local public library to research the history of transportation in St. One book showed a picture of a turn-of-the-century trolley car, captioned "Clang! Clang! Clang! went the jolly little trolley. The men went to work and, upon hearing the finished product, Freed exclaimed, That's the song for Judy! By the time Vincente Minnelli started editing the film in post-production, according to his autobiography, he and Judy Garland were living together. A former child star herself, Judy Garland couldn't help but be concerned about young Margaret O'Brien. Garland was worried that O'Brien was being overworked and was missing out on her childhood. However, O'Brien herself said in a 2004 interview that while she appreciated Garland's concern, this was not the case. O'Brien loved her time acting, and the child labor laws had been strengthened in the time since Garland had been an underage star. "Tootie was fun because I could do a lot of the things I maybe wouldn't normally do myself. said O'Brien, and she was really kind of bratty and mischievous, so I loved playing Tootie. " According to Vincente Minnelli, Judy Garland initially didn't care for the film. When they first started shooting, she was reading her lines in a way that poked fun at the script. At that point Minnelli believed that Garland's co-star Lucille Bremer, despite never having acted before, was doing a better job than she because Bremer was committed to her role and delivered every line with utter sincerity. Minnelli took Garland aside and asked her to do the same. "I want you to read your lines as if you mean every word. he advised her. Throughout the shoot, Judy Garland continued to have problems. Arthur Freed had a talk with her one day in her dressing room and then told Vincente Minnelli what was on Garland's mind. "She said she doesn't know what you doesn't feel she can act anymore. said Freed. Minnelli was worried, but Freed reassured him. "Don't worry. Freed said. "It'll work out. I told Judy you know what you're doing and to trust you. Minnelli remained determined to coax a good performance out of her. "I didn't give up trying to reach her. said Minnelli. "I eventually could tell Judy what I wanted her to do with just a look, but at first I had to find the key words to get her to react. What seemed obvious to me was perplexing to her. Though the lines seemed silly to her, she had to believe in them. Each of Esther's crises, no matter how minor, had to be treated like the 1929 crash. Finally the message got to her. I still don't know how. Once she grasped the motivation, she was as brilliant in the dramatic scenes as she's been in the musical numbers. She was alternately wistful and exuberant, but always endearing. " First intended as a duet for Alfred Drake and Joan Roberts in the Broadway production of "Oklahoma. the Rodgers & Hammerstein song "Boys and Girls Like You and Me" had been discarded from that 1943 Broadway triumph and replaced with "People Will Say We're in Love. MGM producer Arthur Freed then purchased screen rights to the song, planning to interpolate it into the film score as a Judy Garland solo, but her rendition was cut from the picture. Miss Garland's Decca album of songs from the film included the song in an arrangement similar to her MGM prerecording. Later, the ballad was chosen to be crooned by Frank Sinatra to Betty Garrett in another Arthur Freed production, Take Me Out to the Ball Game (1949) but again the tune was deleted. The footage of Judy singing the song to Tom Drake no longer exists, but on the Warner Home Video special-edition DVD, the original audio recording is played over Garland-Drake production stills. Only about two or three seconds of footage from this sequence may be seen on the trailer in which Tom Drake 's name is screened. It shows a medium shot of Tom Drake, and in the background, you can see some buildings supposedly under construction as they would appear in the surviving production stills. The 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition has been claimed by some to be the birthplace of the ice cream cone. 1940's interior sound stage and exterior set movie lighting equipment used Klegl Brothers lamp fixtures equipped with carbon-arc lamps. These lamps became famous for being so bright that it hurt the eyes of the actors, causing them to wear sun glasses during camera rehearsals. In the "Meet Me in St. Louis" after party sequence between Esther Smith and neighbour John Truett, Esther asks John to stay while she turns off the rooms lighting, gas-sourced chandeliers, in the living room, dining room, entrance hallway, and main staircase. Klegl carbon-arc lamps can not be dimmed. In the 1940's, movie studios did not have dimmer boards for the movie Klegl lighting fixtures. For this sequence, to create the illusion of the set's gas light fixtures being turned off, large Venetian blinds were hung in front of the carbon-arc set lighting fixtures. As Esther and John turn off each chandelier, the electrician-grip would close the Venetian blind hung in front of the set lighting lamp, hanging in the stage-set's overhead scaffolding cat-walk surrounding the set wall perimeter. Closing the Venetian blind closed off the light source creating the illusion of the chandelier being turned off. After John leaves the house, Esther's action is to ascend the staircase, where she turns the two staircase wall gas lamps back on! The electrician-grip, stationed at his assigned carbon-arc lamp, opened the Venetian blind in front of the carbon-arc lamp, creating the illusion that the staircase wall gas lamp fixture was re-lighted, lighting the staircase as Esther heads to her upstairs bedroom. Van Johnson was initially the front-runner for the role of John Truett. The Broadway stage version of "Meet Me In St. Louis" opened at the George Gershwin Theater on November 2, 1989, ran for 252 performances and for nominated for the 1990 Tony Awards for Best Musical, Book and Score. The living room set featured prominently in the movie is the same living room set used in MGM's The Time Machine (1960) which also took place at the turn of the nineteenth century. While most audiences remember Judy Garland singing "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" to Margaret O'Brien, there are in effect three characters in the scene. Director Vincente Minnelli subtly casts a shadow of John's outer window grill across Esther (Judy Garland) and, indeed, as she approaches the song's bridge, Esther begins to sing upward toward John's window, intimating that she would not likely leave her family to remain in St. Louis with him. While the film chronicles one year in the life of the Smith family, in actuality only six days are represented in the telling of the story: three in summer, Halloween, Christmas Eve, and one morning in spring. Introducing Tootie riding in the horse drawn cart with Mr. Neely, this single camera sequence was filmed on the MGM sound stage in film process. 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Meet me in st. louis 2020. Meet Me in St. Louis, American musical film, released in 1944, that provided Judy Garland with one of the best roles of her career, as well as several of her signature songs. Judy Garland (right) and Margaret O'Brien in Meet Me in St. Louis (1944. 1944 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc. photograph from a private collection Read More on This Topic Vincente Minnelli: Films of the later 1940s: Meet Me in St. Louis, The Clock, and The Pirate Minnelli then directed Meet Me in St. Louis (1944) regarded by many as one of the greatest film musicals and as… The film, set in St. Louis, Mo., follows the Smith family in the days leading up to the 1904 Worlds Fair. The two eldest daughters grapple with life, love, and their dread of the familys impending move to New York City. Louis contains a number of hit songs, from the upbeat “ Trolley Song” to the beautiful but sombre “ Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. ” Garland, under contract at MGM, was initially opposed to starring in this sentimental family tale. The part required her to portray a teenager, and, at age 21, she longed to be rid of the juvenile roles in which she had traditionally been cast. She finally relented when director Vincente Minnelli convinced her the film would be a highlight in her career. Not only was Garland pleased with the finished production, but she also fell in love with and married Minnelli. Largely for her impressive performance as the youngest Smith child, Margaret OBrien received a special Academy Award for outstanding child actress of 1944. Production notes and credits Studio: MGM Director: Vincente Minnelli Writers: Irving Brecher and Fred F. Finklehoffe Music: George Stoll Running time: 113 minutes Cast Judy Garland (Esther Smith) Margaret OBrien (“Tootie” Smith) Lucille Bremer (Rose Smith) Leon Ames (Alonzo Smith) Academy Award nominations Screenplay Song Cinematography (colour) Score Lee Pfeiffer History at your fingertips Thank you for subscribing! Be on the lookout for your Britannica newsletter to get trusted stories delivered right to your inbox.

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Fear takes hold of the audience through the dialogue. Think of "The Devil's Advocate" as Woody Allen trying his hand at a horror/thriller and succeeding. This movie never makes you jump, but it puts you in a general state of discomfort through it's atmosphere. As with all memorable supernatural dramas, this one handles its spectacle with discretion and grace. Isn't that what we hope to see when we watch any movie? 10/10 233 out of 270 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink 9 /10 All Quality Elements of a Magnificent Movie! I watched this movie on DVD. It will be enough for me to mention that there had been no other movie where I'd had to pause the play in mere awe at the magnificence of the storyline! At a point, It was as if I could see my jaw on the floor praising in thorough amusement the brilliance, relevance-to-our-daily-lives, deepness of message, sophistication, great portrayal, top-of-the-class creativity, marvelous acting/directing/screen writing all having come together in a movie, which called for a rating of 9 out of 10 and no less, certainly, undoubtedly. Al-Pacino's acting is to no surprise as brilliant as ever, exuding confidence, proficiency and clarity as always. Keanu Reaves leaves a great master-play in his work, meeting up to the acting skills required in displaying a character of wisdom, success, love and perhaps, of vanity. Charize Theron too puts up a play of passion in its right. But what amused me more than all were the great and fantastic script-lines thrown around. All very meaningful and interesting indeed. The whole movie got me stunned and fixed at the edge of my desk seat, but the favorite part for me has to come at the end, where the theme of the movie comes to words and finds a chance as of clarifying itself in one the most brilliant ways I as one have ever seen possible! Recommended for everybody willing to enjoin on a meaningful story and a blend of excellent plays. surely a 9/10. 144 out of 169 found this helpful. this is how you make a thriller Stylish, sexy, suspenseful thriller stars Reeves as an accomplished southern lawyer who's never been beaten; he travels to New York City to take a job with powerful legal mogul Pacino, but his once ideal life is soon turned upside down as he's plunged into a surreal, demonic world of lust, temptation, and vanity. Slick writing, direction, and an array of startling scenes, breathtaking effects, and dazzling performances make this an imaginative thriller quite unlike any other. Reeves gives one of his finest performances to date, aided immeasurably by a wild, wickedly over-the-top performance from Pacino and a first-rate supporting cast. Not for all tastes, but highly watchable indeed. ½ 170 out of 203 found this helpful. A beguiling experience This is one of the most intensely dark and beguiling movies I have seen. The purpose behind it is to create a moral drama about the fight between good and evil in a man, or the devil's everlasting quest to conquer man's soul. In retrospective, there are few movies I've seen that bring out such strong feelings in me. Specially the first hour. We follow a young couple, played by Reeves and Theron in her first big picture, who move to New York from the south when he is given a job as attorney in one of the biggest firms in the country. We see the change come in Kevin as he is introduced to a world of luxury and pleasure by his boss, THE DEVIL, played by old master Al Pacino. The ending brings a new, unpredictable and great twist to the story. I will not give it away. The supporting cast is pretty strong, specially Jeffrey Jones who plays a senior partner in Lucifer Pacino's firm and who first arises the suspicion in Kevin/Keanu with his mysterious behaviour, and Connie Nielsen as Cristabella, an extremely hot Italian colleague who is the very symbol of temptation. Nielsen looked even better here than in "Gladiator" and her performance is also more interesting. Charlize Theron displayed her range here for the first time, showing she had a great potential to become a star with her mix of ethereal beauty and acting talent. Reeves was also very good as the hotshot attorney and his looks elevated his macho hero potential. Al Pacino didn't disappoint, but his performance here counts as one of his least spectacular. This is a dark movie with elements of horror and some gore and sex thrown in for good measure. I think Taylor Hackford never did it better. He gave us something to ponder on while entertaining and scaring us at the same time. It is a film one can't forget. 9/10 87 out of 103 found this helpful. Be careful what you wish for Warning: Spoilers When Kevin Lomax (Keanu Reeves in a very good turn) is lured to New York City to work for the powerful and persuasive John Milton (Al Pacino in one of the best performances of his career) the world is his oyster. He has a dream job (given to him because as a defense lawyer he has never lost a case) a beautiful wife (Charlize Theron in head-turning performance) and a luxury apartment (which his wife nearly drives herself crazy trying to decorate. But the longer he is in New York, the more life is not as it seems. His wife is going crazy, he has to defend a wealthy man accused of murder who appears to be guilty, and his boss is the Devil Himself. The movie has a tension to it that begins with the first scene, and crescendos to the confrontation between Lomax and Milton-and the ending is one of the best in recent cinema history. Pacino, who is as over-the-top as he's ever been seems to be having great fun with this role-he roars onto the screen and is mesmerizing throughout the film. His Milton is seductive, persuasive, powerful and he draws you in. His monologue at the end of the film is unforgettable and thought-provoking. Reeves gives one of the best performances of his career and his Kevin Lomax is a classic example of a little fish trying to swim in a big ocean with the gigantic sharks. He is vulnerable, but blind to this fact. His values and morals are challenged, and he struggles to keep control of his life. This is a film that I have seen time and again, and it just keeps getting better. The music and cinematography are simply amazing. This film is a keeper. 15 out of 16 found this helpful. Vanity, my favorite sin The Devil's advocate is one of those movies you watch the first time just to see the climax, then with repeated viewing you pick up on the message of humanity and sin. Al Pacino plays the role of Satan in a very powerful and believable manner. The exchange between Keanu Reeves and Al Pacino towards the end of the film may upset a few people's religious beliefs. Al Pacino as Satan really makes you think and nod your head in agreement. Pacino is so convincing he may make some people start questioning their own beliefs. Keanu Reeves is at his best when confronting Satan as if he is playing poker with him. In the end he succumbs to vanity as all humans do from time to time. I think that Keanu portrayed the stages of Kevin Lomax well. He goes from a small town southern lawyer who never questions why he never loses a case, to a big city attorney who hears revelations from his mother about his father and sees his wife commit suicide. In the end, Kevin Lomax uses one of Satan's lines, free will" against him. This is an excellent film worth seeing again and again. 35 out of 41 found this helpful. Prepare to be gobsmacked! What a surprisingly rewarding film. I have not watched a film that is so engaging for a long while. I had never even heard of the film before and only saw it by chance on the shelf at the video store. I am glad I picked it up as I enjoyed every minute of it. The Devil's advocate is heavy viewing, it is not a light cinema experience, yet it is rewarding in it's heaviness. It is very clever depicting the devil realistically and giving a totally truthful example of how people can un-knowingly be sucked in by evil. The film though dealing with a unrealistic concept is totally believable due the the fantastic acting by all involved. Keanu Reeves gives the performance of a life time, he is perfectly cast opposite Charliez Theron who is also very impressive. The two posses an obvious chemistry. I recommend you see this movie ASAP! 72 out of 90 found this helpful. One of Favourite Movies Kevin Lomax (Reeves) a hot shot lawyer who's never lost a case. A master at getting the guilty acquitted, despite his belief in their guilt. Mary Ann Lomax (Theron) Kevin's wife who dreams of a family and languishes in her husbands success. And of course John Milton (Pacino) the head of the most powerful law firm in the world. Milton recruits Lomax to his law firm and rewards him with the mega wages and the standard of life he and his wife have been longing for. An instant success Lomax becomes the hot property of the legal world, while Mary Ann continues to only dream of the family she so desires. Ill at ease and suspicious of everyone and everything, she begins her decent into madness, while Kevin continues to dominate the courtroom, with the aid of the brilliantly manipulative Milton. As the story unfolds, Kevin becomes seduced by the power Milton affords him, and Mary Ann becomes increasingly insane; or so it appears. In a truly fantastic climatic sequence, Lomax learns the truth about himself and his family, and he tries one final shot at redemption (an attempt to spit in the Devils Face) that doesn't quite work out as he had hoped. The secret to the appeal of this movie is the subtle visuals that project you into Mary Ann's state of mind, the seductive and manipulative methods used by the superbly cast John Milton, and the climax that is revolutionary to say the least. An absolute masterpiece 10/10 27 out of 32 found this helpful. 7 /10 I saw the Devil! This movie addresses the old question; is a lawyer doing the right thing by defending a criminal. However, it finds a novel way of presenting its idea. Kevin Lomax (Keanu Reeves)is a young and successful attorney, in fact so successful that, as we are reminded time and again in the movie, he has never lost a case. He takes up the case of a man who is accused of molesting a child, thinking that he is innocent. Midway through the case, Lomax discovers that the man is in fact guilty and though he is a little disturbed, he helps secure the man's acquittal. Thus, he begins selling his soul to the Devil, both figuratively and literally. He is immediately offered a much better opportunity at a mysterious organization owned by John Milton (Al Pacino. His job becomes increasingly stressful and he has to defend some shady people. Determined to maintain his record, he abandons his scruples and neglects his wife (Charlize Theron. Can Lomax ultimately redeem himself? Keanu Reeves does a decent job as the title character but, it is Al Pacino who steals the show. He is a brilliant Devil. His real identity is not kept secret from the audience for long; the movie title and certain incidents give it away. Charlize Theron is spot as a woman descending into madness. Connie Neilson and Tamara Tunie are good supporting villains. The atmosphere for the movie has been carefully created. The sets are rich but seem to symbolize vanity and are somehow depressing. Most of the cast are pleasing to the eye yet the character they portray are either unhappy or evil. And New York is a perfect location for this tale 16 out of 18 found this helpful. Keanu Reeves as a bad-ass lawyer from hell. The acting (Keanu Reeves, Al Pacino and Charlize Theron) was brilliant. This film is scary as hell. Favorite quotes: It's not a dream if it's true. Your belly's too full, your dick is sore, your eyes are bloodshot, and you're screaming for someone to help. It's the goof of all time. Look but don't touch. Touch, but don't taste. Taste, don't swallow. Ahaha. Diaboli virtus in lumbis est. Diaboli virtus in lumbis est. The virtue of the devil is in his loins. Vanity, definitely my favorite sin. " 7 out of 7 found this helpful. John Grisham Mixed With Exorcist Stuff Supernatural forces hover over the courtroom in this devilish drama adapted from the novel by Andrew Neiderman entitled, The Devil's features Keanu Reeves, Al Pacino and Charlize Theron together with Jeffrey Jones, Judith Ivey, Connie Nielsen and Craig T. is directed by Taylor Hackford. Attorney Kevin Lomax doesn't heed the Bible-based warnings of his mother, who views New York City as "the dwelling place of demons. Instead, he leaves Gainesville, Florida, with his wife Mary Ann to put his legalistic skills to the test at a leading Manhattan law firm run by John Milton. It all goes smoothly with Milton urging them to stay, putting Kevin on a 400-per-hour salary, and moving the couple into a luxurious apartment in his own building on Fifth Avenue where Mary Ann falls under the influence of neighbor Jackie. After Kevin defends a weird animal sacrificer, he moves up to an important case with an apparent murderer, real-estate tycoon Alexander Cullen. Ignored by Kevin, the troubled Mary Ann has some disturbing experiences, verging on the occult, while Kevin, at work, becomes attracted to redhead Christabella. Dazzled by his entrance into paradise, Kevin doesn't grasp who handed him this Big-Apple success. This is a highly enjoyable motion picture that's part character study, part supernatural thriller, and part morality it could be classified as film that is a John Grisham stuff clashed with the Exorcist picture's most superlative turn comes from Charlize Theron, who's a revelation in the first role to really show off her nevertheless, it well-acted by Al Pacino and Keanu greatest strength is that it becomes more complex and rewarding as it goes along. wow this movie received many many bad reviews, including personal opinions of friends of mine. however, the premise, script (although thin at times) and finished product were all amazing. keanu reeves gives an extremely surprising performance. when it starts off he is every character he has played, not a bad character actor, but not over the top, just a regular guy. but as the story progresses his ability takes on a transformation and he really astonishes. of course, al pacino's performance goes without saying; he is a genius in any and all of his movies. and charlize theron is at her best as she often is in her films. however, despite both pacino's and theron's talented performances reeves is the one to watch. look out for the change in him. it is completely awe-inspiring... 87 out of 119 found this helpful. one of the greatest movies to come along in the last ten years I can hardly find words to express how grand this film is; superb acting and story, with lot of action, drama and emotion. Director certainly mounted a gorgeous movie, displaying great talent to deal with the theme of men making a terrible deal with devil (though involuntarily)in exchange for money, success and all that stuff. Extremely realistic, never slowing down with one twist after another. Serious, scary and witty all in one, it captures the essence of degrading social values and overrated success of nowadays society. In terms of acting, Al Pacino's rendition of Satana is simply awesome, over the top, a role played to near perfection. Charlize Theron, wonderful, does a good job in playing the forever loving wife, breaking down as soon she starts discovering the truth; the only one a bit disappointing is Keanu Reeves, not that much realistic and believable. 33 out of 42 found this helpful. Very Good When I first saw The Devils advocate I was in amazement of how good it was. I was thinking about it for a long time after and when I got to catch it recently on TV it made me think about it all over again and it this time raises some questions and. I didn't find it as good the second time round. I have watched it many times since I first saw but the recent viewing I was paying more attention than ever. I still think Keanu Reeves was maybe not right as Kevin Lomax. He has great moments but I think he has to many moments where he is trying to act is ass off and making it look obvious. Is it me or in some scenes where Keanu is talking he sounds like Elvis with his accent. Just a thought. Al Pacino was perfect as John Milton but again he was a bit over the top but makes up for it in his charm and charisma which he tackles head on easily through the movie. The best acting we get here is from Charlize Theron which is no surprise to me considering how well she has done since in films like Monster. The story doesn't really kick off till the very end where everything unfolds very fast to a massive climax which without this film would have failed badly. I don't know much about Taylor Hackford's previous work but I am impressed with how he handled The Devils Advocate and if he directs an y others films of this caliber then he might be poised to win an huge award of sort. The film is just not about paranormal goings on with Satan, it is also a law film which actually makes being a lawyer look like a lot of fun with a lot of tension thrown in. If any adrenaline junkie wanted to go for a mainstream job then a lawyer would be his cup of tea as Kevin Lomax will show you. The direction, music, cinematography and nearly everything about this film is perfect. The story is quite close but towards the end there is just to many revelations that happen all to quick and it gives you this feeling that the film is getting a bit silly and that's how I feel about it now. If you haven't seen it before and you are wanting to see it for yourself then you should see it without a doubt. Don't let any review including mine put you off as this as the movie is one hell of a ride but it may raise questions of how much they tried to cram inside the movie in the time it had. It does run for nearly two and a half hours but they run quicker than you can imagine and as soon as the film finishes you will be wanting to watch it all over again so you can see where everything makes sense. Al Pacino does pack a punching performance to the very end and is as crazy as ever if a little over the top at times but without him we wouldn't be talking about this film as much. 62 out of 86 found this helpful. Pretty good This is a stylish supernatural thriller about the temptation of evil for a young lawyer from the South. When he is offered a big time job in New York by big time lawyer played by Al Pacino, he finds there is a price to pay. The cast is good. Al Pacino before he got really devilish looking is good except for the silly dance at the end. Connie Nielsen is sophisticated and elegant. Charlize Theron is moving and convincing as the young wife sacrificing her looks for a standout performance. Even Keanu acts quite well as the young lawyer and you can't say that about too many of his movies. They didn't make it over the top horror - it's clever and frightening without much gore or in your face violence. Along with Rosemary's Baby this is the best NYC supernatural horror movie. 6 out of 6 found this helpful. astonishing then, astonishing now I saw this movie back in '97 in the theatre. It was running just a week after Cameron's Titanic. I remember the crowds that rushed to see Titanic, and an almost empty room when this movie was playing. After seeing this I thought how unbalanced is this creativity (originality) vs big budget blockbusters on one side, and the number of viewers on the other side. Later I realised that blockbusters are for the masses, and interesting movies like this one are for the few who can see beyond the FX and the small little girls tears. I was just a kid back then. I watched it again last night. And although I knew the ending, it was an awesome ride, and the ending gave me the same shivers as the fist time. If you haven't seen this one - go get it, if you have - watch it again. It never gets old, nor boring. Keanu's deal with the devil I don't think you could put this movies in a particular catagory. It's not quite a drama and it's not quite a thriller but a bit of both. Both the movie is good, for instead of making the devil just a blood thirsty killer, it's based on temptation. Al Pacino lives in a world of beautiful women, money, power, and no guilt. There is a lot of nudity and extreme violence in this movie, but if it wasn't there the movies purpose and story wouldn't work. The final half of this movie put me in more suspense then any movie has in a long time. In conclusion, don't miss this film. 76 out of 109 found this helpful. Pacino, Reeves and Theron in a movie well worth seeing. SPOILERS THROUGH: At first I thought I was watching "The Firm" meets "Rosemary's Baby" and gradually realized it was something else entirely. The Devil's Advocate is a really good, quality film that manages to be both highly thought provoking and tremendously entertaining at the same time. I really enjoyed this a lot. The three main performers are all at their best. This film was made before Theron became such a big name and she is as good in this as everything else she's in. She actually steals the movie a few times and more then holds her own with the likes of AL Pacino. Then there's Keanu Reeves. Although his performance has received some not so good reviews, I liked him in this role and thought he does his best work here. Keanu is suited to a certain type of role and he was perfect for the role of Kevin. As mentioned, this movie reminded me, at first, a little of "The Firm" and I certainly thought Reeves was better in his role then Cruise was as Mitchelle in "The Firm. Just my opinion but I thought it was great casting. And then there's Pacino. Absolutely and completely superb. This is one of the best roles, if not the best, I have ever seen him play and could anyone else really have been as perfect for the role as Pacino? This was a movie where the casting definitely helped make it what it was. One thing I enjoyed so much about The Devil's Advocate is how one doesn't know what will happen moment to moment. In the world of movies, it seems the majority are at least somewhat predictable. Not so in Advocate. It was so very nice to actually be surprised. And not surprised once either. The movie has several zingers which I never saw coming and that's a great challenge in movie land. Advocate was definitely up to that challenge. Then there's the cinematography which was excellent and the story itself which is provocative and thought provoking in it's tale of vanity and human corruption. And though it has a long running time it seems much shorter then it actually is. And the movie has humor as well and that humor makes for some great moments, the conversation between Pacino and the two knife wielding men on the train for example. Devil's Advocate comes close to a 10 for me, though not quite. There were some plot holes and things I didn't understand. Also, though the humor in Advocate was usually outstanding, it was weakened when the film got a little to campy at times which didn't go with the rest of the movie, especially since so much of Advocate was genuinely creepy. This is probably a film best seen more then once and there are several things that are open to interpretation. Then there's the ending. Althoughh this is not the type of ending I like In most films AT ALL, for some reason it fit here. And by the time the film ends, one is in such a high state of anticipation to see what's gonna happen, and so into the movie, that it's ending is almost OK. I say almost because I still think the ending could have been a little stronger but that's just a minor complaint. I'd give this a 9 of 10 and really recommend it. 9 out of 10 found this helpful. You mean, Keanu Reeves can act? Wow, I am amazed. He actually has some talent. No offense, Keanu. Very rarely do I see a great performance by him. "The Devil's Advocate" is a great movie. I was a little surprised that the rating wasn't a little higher. After all, it has a great all star cast that gave their best in the movie. The effects are awesome; and the plot is beyond incredable. Except, I always had an idea that lawyers work for the devil. :D Just kidding! I would recommend this movie to anyone. It has great acting and it's just a kick @ss movie to watch. 9/10 124 out of 187 found this helpful. 8 /10 What makes this movie very disturbing at the same time makes it amazing Evil promises everything but gives away nothing. This quote, which I like very much, sums up the point of The Devil's Advocate. In this movie skillful lawyer goes to New York to pursue career of his dreams. He makes many compromises with his conscience on the way and even starts to neglect his romantic relationship. It's really unbelievable that this movie isn't more popular than it is. It's got all the elements of a serious, adult thriller. It is true, however, that this is a very disturbing portrayal of someones life going down the spiral. What makes this movie great, makes this movie disturbing and vice versa. We've all seen many movies devoting to much time to unnecessary violence only to disturb you, not to utilize it so that story line actually benefits from it. However, all the violence, nudity and disturbing material in The Devil's Advocate fit nicely with the plot. I don't remember anything disturbing not being in concordance with moral of the story - that is to point out to viewer how the Evil actually operates. Now recall the book of Genesis chapter 3, verse 1: Now the serpent was more subtil than any beast of the field which the LORD God had made. Many movies have portrayed Satan as an ugly, violent monster often not intelligent enough. This movie portrays the Evil one as it actually is: intelligent, subtil, patient, taunting, masquerading as the angel of light. And one more thing: He hates God. His true call is to convince people loving God does not exist. If you're looking for a movie which provocatively raises philosophical and theological questions in a way a book never could, look no further. 11 out of 13 found this helpful. Underrated? The Devil's Advocate is a great film. It is full of depth and intriguing story lines, that are impossible to ignore. Even a strict atheist like myself cannot ignore the themes presented, and most of all I can not ignore the interesting way in which it is presented. Beginning with Kevin Lomax (Keanu Reeves) as a lawyer living in Florida. A prodigy, a man who has never lost a case, and now after his current case, in which he gets a sadistic paedophile off for rape, he's given the opportunity of a lifetime. To go to New York and work for one of the top law firms in the country, perhaps the world. With his wife Mary-Anne (Charlize Theron) in toe, they travel to New York so that Kevin can see what it would be like. He loves it. A bustling metropolis full of hard cases, and great rewards. Mary-Anne is also in love with the high lifestyle they are set to lead, and the prospect of being able to bring up a family. Even Kevin's boss seems too good to be true. The charismatic John Milton (The amazing Al Pacino) a slick, philosophical man of sly charms. At first, Kevin is given a few small potato cases. And he's quite happy with it. In fact he's enthralled, getting deep into his cases, and creating a strong relationship between himself and his boss. But all is not plain-sailing and peach blossom. Kevin starts to work more and more, and begins to neglect his new wife, who begins to freak out in her new surroundings, and her new home. Of which she becomes to be convinced is haunted with demons, and such beings. Poppycock? Not quite. Kevin is assigned a murder case, and after a couple of banters between Milton and himself, it seems that he still isn't willing to drop his work for his wife. He continues on, unaware of just how bad things can get, if you allow yourself to be overcome by your own, selfish desires. Even, Kevin's mother tries to make him see sense, and look after his wife, of whom before she had no liking still doesn't listen. Kevin finally does win his case, and manages to get the murderer off the hook. but it's gone too far. His wife snaps. She claims that Milton had raped her, and in a particularly tense, distressing scene of confession in a church, in which she uncovers her scarred body. She is taken to a hospital for the insane, to try and regain her rationality. But before that can happen she kills herself. A final shattering blow for Kevin. And now, he begins to believe things are not as they seem. His mother addresses him about Milton - He is his father. and not who he seems, in the slightest. Enraged, Kevin goes after Milton, even at his mother's plea not to. Behold I send you out a sheep amidst the wolves. She cries. He leaves the hospital. The New York streets suddenly deserted, in a surreal shocking moment. 28 Days Later Anyone. He gets to Milton's penthouse suite. And the talk begins. Who really is Milton. And what does he want? Well, I think I've spoiled enough. I won't spoil this. Just take my word for it when I say that the following conversation, is controversial, quotable, and extremely moving. Great dialogue, crisp acting and fantastic direction. An eerie mix of fire-soaked settings and dragon-tongued discourse. Yet you may ask, why not spoil this bit. I've spoiled everything else. Well, the thing is, the film as a whole, from my conversations about it etc. Seems to be rather underrated. It lacks recognition in some respects, or so I feel. And so why bother advocate more for it when I want you to see it for yourself, and understand why the film is great. It is this ending that is the great thing about this film. Everything that leads to it is almost trivial. Necessary to the plot, and the outrageously good shock at the end, but still trivial. It is this scene that makes me think - why is it underrated? To be honest, I can't think of a reason - Some claim Reeves can't act his way out of a paper bag. And that Theron is just too overly weird. And that Pacino hams it up by going over the top. Well, personally I don't think so. I think each character has their own dimension, and that the overall film. but especially the ending. is most exciting. So I highly recommend this - I advocate for it, and give it it's recognition, before thinking about downgrading this magnificent work for such menial drawbacks. The film ends. Milton is chuckling. The credits role, to the sound of The Rolling Stones: Paint it Black. 9/10 8 out of 9 found this helpful. An excellent work of two special actors The chemistry of the two male lead actors in this show was incredible. The movie line done very well, as the characters were developed with tremendous care. What a couple of actors to put together, Reeves and Paccino. A remarkable work on the vice of vanity. Purely and enjoyment only movie, it is one to sit back relax let it twist your mind around the plot. As we see the plot of good versus evil taking place in the bible belt south, and the avarice life of the north where the two cultures meet, in their diversity and grow together as partners. The main role characters do well on their own, but we must not forget the bible banging mother, the wife who gets bored with success, then the father who ends up being Lucifer himself. Quality acting, and am grateful to have watched it. 19 out of 26 found this helpful. It's All A Matter Of Free Will You will never hear the devil's viewpoint argued better than in and by The Devil's Advocate. Although Keanu Reeves holds his own in this film, this piece of cinema is an Al Pacino show. Pacino must have loved playing the devil, it shows in every word, in every gesture in his performance. Since Marlowe and Goethe cooked up Faust, the devil has had a great group of players taking on the part. People like Ray Milland, Ray Walston, Walter Huston have all done well with old Scratch, but no one ever tops Pacino in this. That's probably because through cultural and religious restraints, the devil HAS to lose in the end. In this film, it's not necessarily the case. Keanu argues the Bible says he loses in the end, but Pacino says quite properly, consider the source. Keanu Reeves is a hotshot trial lawyer from Florida who has rung up sixty three acquittals of various folks arrested. He's come to the attention of a very powerful law firm, headquartered in New York and they want to take him in. The senior partner is Al Pacino, a most mysterious fellow who moves among the rich and mighty with ease. Just how powerful Reeves has no idea and why Pacino is so interested in him particularly is also a puzzle. The reasons are quite shocking when he finds out. Although a talented supporting cast was gathered for this film, Pacino just overpowers this group with his performance. Even Reeves who actually has more screen time can barely keep pace. And the ending has to be seen to be believed. Let's just say that old Scratch has more tricks in him than Harry Houdini, David Blaine, David Copperfield and all the rest of that magician crowd put together. As he says, vanity is his favorite sin, it apparently is what trips mankind up every time, individually and collectively. 13 out of 17 found this helpful. Keanu gets a devil of a job. Hot-shot Floridian defense attorney Kevin Lomax (Keanu Reeves) is head-hunted by New York's most powerful law firm, unaware that his new boss (Al Pacino) is The Devil. For The Devil's Advocate, director Taylor Hackford breathes fresh life into several well-worn satanic horror themes, skillfully weaving them into a slick, big-budget horror/thriller that delivers on many levels: it's smartly written, sexy, intelligent, and well-acted, with a particularly fine, lip-smacking performance from Pacino, who owns every scene he is in. Above all else, though, The Devil's Advocate is thoroughly entertaining throughout. The film is perhaps a little light on scares and gore for some horror fans, but there is a genuinely creepy atmosphere to compensate, the script is gripping and imaginative enough that one soon forgets about the lack of stuff like bowel-loosening jumps and exploding heads, and to top it all, Charlize Theron and Connie Nielsen both get completely starkers. Great stuff! 11 out of 14 found this helpful. Entertaining As Hell! Pun intended for the title. While not many horror factors are incorporated, the constant subjects of the devil and hell and death are very creepy. But they are fun too. Al Pacino and Robert De Niro, two of the best actors on God's Green Earth, pulled off very sick devils. As an actor, playing either God or the Devil is one of the highest callings. De Niro pulled off a pretty sick devil in 1987's Angelheart. Ten years later, Pacino dazzles us with his own devil. Reeves is the movie's main character, but it is Pacino that steals the show. While Angelheart is a straight-up horror movie, De Niro's devil is simply scarier than Pacino's, as this is a thriller with a horror undertone. I also found this to be a better movie. Pacino plays the devil who is the head of the world's most powerful law firm located in New York City. He recruits Keanu Reeves, who's 64-0 record proves he can punish the guilty one day then make the guilty look more innocent than a child the next. Reeves and wife, Theron, move to a lavish New York life, too good to be true. Reeves is unaware what's on the line as everything of his could go straight to hell. This really gives lawyers a bad name. Sadly, it is true. Sometimes, lawyers can be bad people as they free monsters. This Gothic fairly tale makes fun of this theory in an-over-the-top way, that is thrilling, fun, and scary. This was done before Keanu Reeves sold out and Pacino started doing good and bad movies, so both actors do mighty fine jobs. Supporting actors such as Charlize Theron and Craig T Nelson are just as good. 3. 5/4 4 out of 4 found this helpful. Permalink.

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The Times of Bill. The Times of Bill Cunningham - Movie Trailers - iTunes. October 12, 2018 6:50PM PT The celebrated New York Times on-the-street fashion photographer gets a documentary portrait that movingly captures what made him unique. In “ The Times of Bill Cunningham, ” the late New York Times fashion photographer Bill Cunningham appears before us as a blissed-out aging choirboy. He sits in his small apartment, surrounded by file cabinets jammed with his work, a geek in his element, with a shock of gray hair and two jutting front teeth that give him a big rabbity smile so eager its giddy — and the thing is, he means it. That antic grin lights up the room. “The Times of Bill Cunningham” is the second documentary to be made about the Times legendary on-the-street photographer and shutterbug of society, and it contains a revealing story about the first, “Bill Cunningham New York. ” That film was released in 2011, when Cunningham was in his early eighties (he died in 2016) and it was a profile made with his ardent approval and cooperation. So youd assume that he might have wanted to attend the New York premiere of it. But no. He skipped the premiere, and for good measure never bothered to see the movie. Instead, when the early spring evening that should have been his red-carpet moment was happening, Cunningham was out doing what he always did: gliding through the New York streets on his trademark bicycle, looking for ordinary people to photograph — and not-so-ordinary people, though the beauty of Cunninghams work is that he never made the distinction. He didnt see it, so he didnt make it. In one of his typical Sunday photo collages, you might encounter five different images of women on the street, each photographed wearing the same dress, all looking quite different in it, next to a shot of a celebrity strolling along in that same dress. But youd always have to do a double take before you said, “Oh, look, its Claire Danes, ” because Cunningham lent each figure the graceful mystery and radiance of a celebrity. On his weekly page, everybody was a star. Cunningham himself became a star, though only reluctantly, in the most head-ducking and self-effacing way. He thrived on being behind the camera and behind the scenes, as he had since the 1940s, when he arrived in New York from his native Boston to work at Bonwit Teller. Theres now a full-scale genre of fashion-world documentaries, a category that found its commercial niche around a decade ago, with the release of “Valentino: The Last Emperor. ” But something that has struck me over the last year is that theres a special, intoxicating quality to movies that excavate the fashion demimonde prior to the 1960s — in other words, the “Phantom Thread” era or before. It might be Warhol doing his shoe drawings in the 50s, or Cecil Beaton inventing the 30s fairy-tale kingdom according to Vogue, or (in this case) Bill Cunningham, a sharply grinning young man of the most innocent flamboyance, from a conservative working-class Irish Catholic family, coming to New York and deciding to become a milliner, all because he thought that womens hats could be like something out of a dream. “The Times of Bill Cunningham” is built around an extended interview Cunningham gave in 1994 to a reporter named Mark Bozek (whos the director of the film. The interview was supposed to be 10 minutes long, but Cunningham, then 65, just kept talking. He was one of those lucky individuals whod discovered the secret of a happy existence: If you love what you do and do what you love, youll never work a day in your life. The Cunningham we meet took this ethos to a purified Buddhist extreme. He went out to shoot pictures every day, reveling in the discovery of each moment, and he got invited to some very fancy parties, but apart from that he led a spartan existence. In the 50s, he moved into one of the fabled studios above Carnegie Hall and occupied that privileged but monastic space until the day he died. It was like a highbrow version of the Chelsea Hotel, and we hear great stories about how Marlon Brando, who also had a studio there, would hide out in Cunninghams to get away from all the girls who were mobbing him, or how Cunningham rubbed shoulders with figures from Martha Graham to a naked house-guesting Norman Mailer. Cunningham speaks neurotically quickly, still with a trace of his Boston accent, and the quality he communicates is an openness to any inspiration. The secret of his photography, he says, wasnt aesthetic talent; it was closer to having a detectives eye. Thats why, on the sidewalk, he was always able to spot people like Boy George or — in a historic moment — the aging reclusive Greta Garbo, who hadnt been photographed for decades. He was a man of the moment. When Bozek asks Cunningham, late in the film, if he is ever sad about anything, without saying a word he puts his head down and silently begins to weep. Just like that. A little later, he tells us that hes thinking of all the friends he lost to AIDS. Cunningham found a place in the fashion world, working for the designers who dressed Jackie Kennedy, but it wasnt until someone gave him a camera that he found his calling. He had the talent to be a designer, but by temperament he was an observer. He first demonstrated that in his fashion-world commentary for Womens Wear Daily, which read like gossip written by someone without a catty bone in his body; it was dish served by a man who loved life. He preserved that voice in the short passages he wrote alongside the weekly street gallery that became one of the most popular and iconic destinations in the Sunday New York Times. The movie is filled with his images, many never published in the Times, and you can feel the pleasure he took in shooting each one of them. “The Times of Bill Cunningham” is only 74 minutes long, yet its a snapshot of a life that leaves you grateful for having encountered it. Cunningham insists he wasnt an artist, and in a way the movie recognizes that he was right. He was a natural photographer who anticipated the digital era, but his gift wasnt so much for crafting impeccable images. It was a talent for living that he expressed through his lens. 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Bill Cunningham, covered in coiled wires, straps and other camera equipment, seated in the fashion show which had no runway so I took a picture of him with the audience. One of the ladies is taking notes. Paris, France, 1971. Harold Chapman / Topfoto / The Image Works On Saturday, Feb. 1 at 3:00 p. m., the Cinema Arts Centre will screen the new documentary film about the legendary New York Times photographer Bill Cunningham. The screening of the film, The Times of Bill Cunningham, will be followed by an in-person discussion with director Mark Bozek, artist Ruben Toledo, and Amy Fine Collins, former writer for Vanity Fair and frequent Bill Cunningham model. Narrated by Sarah Jessica Parker, “ The Times of Bill Cunningham” features incredible photographs chosen from over 3 million previously unpublicized images and documents from iconic street photographer and fashion historian Bill Cunningham. Told in Cunninghams own words from a recently unearthed 1994 interview, the photographer chronicles, in his customarily cheerful and plainspoken manner, moonlighting as a milliner in France during the Korean War, his unique relationship with First Lady Jackie Kennedy, his four decades at The New York Times and his democratic view of fashion and society. Program Event Fees: 12 Cinema Arts Centre Members, 17 Public.

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The times of bill cunninham. Sales of the times of bill cunningham. This was co-written by Franke Previte of Franke And The Knockouts, who hit #10 with "Sweetheart" in 1981. It was featured in the climactic scene of the 1987 movie Dirty Dancing, starring Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey. Previte recalls finding out from Swayze how important his demo of the song was to the film: He told me that the Dirty Dancing dance finale scene was actually shot to my original demo of ' I've Had) The Time Of My Life. I had performed the song with my duet partner, Rachele Cappelli. Patrick explained that the movie was filmed out of sequence and the finale scene was the first thing they shot. And, there was a lot riding on getting it right. He said it was crucial that he, Jennifer and the rest of the cast filming that scene develop an immediate camaraderie and that the demo was a big part in helping them do just that. The film's most memorable scene really had been filmed to our demo of ' I've Had) The Time Of My Life. Watching that scene for the first time, Previte says, My feelings were over the top. What can I say? Chills. The Dirty Dancing soundtrack was produced by Jimmy Ienner, who thought of Franke Previte when he needed songs for the movie. Previte told us: I received a call from Jimmy Ienner, had had been head of Millennium Records, my label with Franke and the Knockouts. Jimmy asked me to write a song for this little movie called Dirty Dancing. I told him I didn't have the time and he said, Make time. This could change your life. Franke's former bandmate John DeNicola and his friend Don Marowitz came up with the music for the song. Says Previte, I received a track from John and Donny and I wrote the lyric and melody for the chorus in the car while I was driving along the Garden State Parkway, going to a studio session for another song. Most pop songs don't start with the chorus, but this song had to fit some specific criteria for the movie: it had to start slow, finish fast, and have a mambo beat. Previte added in our interview: The scene was seven minutes long. They needed the song to be just as long. So we started the track with the chorus up front in half time to create a slow mood before the downbeat of the verse. When this was completed, Previte and DeNicola finished " Hungry Eyes. a song originally planned for the Previte solo LP, but redirected to the Dirty Dancing film. Early on, a Lionel Richie song was slated for the big dance scene in the movie, but the film's choreographer, Kenny Ortega, bumped it in favor of " I've Had) The Time Of My Life. Says Previte, It was the last song on the last tape submitted on the last day for the movie's final scene. But, everyone loved it! When he was told that Ienner was planning to have Bill Medley sing this, Previte had mixed emotions. He wanted to sing it himself in the movie, but Medley, who was a member of The Righteous Brothers, was one of his all-time favorite singers. Previte didn't get a chance to sing "Hungry Eyes" in the movie, either - it was recorded by Eric Carmen and became his first Top 5 hit in 12 years. Medley wasn't interested in recording a soundtrack single after having a duet with Gladys Knight, Loving on Borrowed Time. from Sylvester Stallone's Cobra) bomb. It also didn't help that Medley thought the title of the film sounded "like a bad porno movie. Two months of constant pressure from Ienner didn't change his mind until a scheduled recording session was moved from New York to Los Angeles and Jennifer Warnes agreed to sing in the session. Medley was a huge Warnes fan, which swayed his decision, as did circumstance. The Righteous Brother explained in our 2014 interview: My wife was expecting my child, our baby McKenna, and I promised her I would be there, so I turned it down for three months. And then Paula had our child. Thank God for Jimmy Ienner. He stayed on me and he called and he said, Listen, Jennifer Warnes wants to do it if she can do it with you. So I talked to Jennifer and she said, Yeah, let's go do it. The B-side of the single was a re-release of Mickey & Sylvia's " Love Is Strange. 11 in 1957) which was also used in Dirty Dancing. This hit the Top 10 twice in the UK - first in 1987 when Dirty Dancing was released in theaters, and again in 1990 after the movie was shown on TV (it went to #8 this time. Jennifer Warnes compared singing with Bill Medley to dancing with Fred Astaire. While Bill Medley is best known for being one half of the Righteous Brothers, Warnes also has experienced her biggest success with duets. In addition to this song, she had another American chart topper in 1982 with " Up Where We Belong. a duet with Joe Cocker from the An Officer And A Gentleman soundtrack. She also had an American solo hit in 1977 with " Right Time Of The Night. This won the 1987 Grammy award for Best Vocal Performance by a Duo and an Oscar for Best Film Song. The Dirty Dancing soundtrack stayed at #1 on the Billboard charts for 18 straight weeks and has sold over 48 million copies worldwide. This was sung by Taylor Hicks and Katharine McPhee for their final duet during the 2006 season of American Idol. On September 8, 2010, the original demo of this song, along with a remix by producer Michael Lloyd, was released as digital files in an effort to raise money for the Patrick Swayze Pancreas Cancer Resarch Foundation at Stanford University. The demo's release coincided with superstar pop group Black Eyed Peas basing their single " The Time (The Dirty Bit. around a sample of this song. It also ran parallel with the re-emergence of Jennifer Grey as a heavily favored contestant on ABC's Dancing With The Stars, which she ended up winning. "What amazes me most is the timing. said Previte. "As we've started working to fight cancer in Patrick's memory through the release of the original demos, first it was Jennifer coming back into the public spotlight in a big way on TV, and now the Black Eyed Peas come along and cover it – all in a matter of weeks. The Black Eyed Peas bring a whole new level awareness to our charity efforts that we couldn't have dreamed of in a million years. I've Had) The Time of My Life' really is the song that has nine lives. To have a group like the Peas do it gives it Lives 10, 11 and 12. It just reconfirms to me that the song is cross-generational. The song has now crossed over to the next generation in a huge way. There couldn't be any group, cooler, edgier, and more hip than the Black Eyed Peas to record it. Dianna Agron (Quinn) and Chord Overstreet (Sam) performed this song on the TV show Glee on November 30, 2010, the same day the Black Eyed Peas album The Beginning, containing "The Time (The Dirty Bit) was released. Between Glee, The Peas, and Jennifer Grey's victory, this song enjoyed a massive resurgence, prompting the songwriter Franke Previte to organize a contest called "Dancing With The Demos. where people could perform their own dance sequences to the song for a chance to win a stay at the two resorts in North Carolina and Virginia that were the primary filming locations of Dirty Dancing. In the 2011 movie Crazy, Stupid, Love., a tipsy Emma Stone ends up in the apartment of her lothario, Ryan Gosling. He's going to be a gentleman, but she wants his "big move. which he explains is the lift from Dirty Dancing. Sure enough, she finds it irresistible; he puts the song on and when she jumps into his arms, he gives her the full Swayze, sealing the deal. In 2015, this was used in a popular UnitedHealthcare commercial called "Our Song" where the song comes on the radio and a married couple decide to do the Swayze/Grey lift from Dirty Dancing. It goes horribly wrong, and they end up chatting with a doctor to get treatment for their injuries. During the Super Bowl in 2018, the NFL ran a spot where this song plays while Eli Manning and Odell Beckham Jr. of the New York Giants re-create the Dirty Dancing scene as a touchdown celebration. Their team had little to celebrate, having won just three games that season, while two of their rivals, the Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots, squared off in the big game. In a 2018 Songfacts interview with Jennifer Warnes, she said: I think it was an accident that just blossomed. Nobody thought it would be this huge. It was just a surprise. And we did our best, Bill and I. The movie was great - still popular and always will be. But I've thought about it and I wondered why the whole world loves it so much and I think the answer is because it's real joyful. If you take the joy out of that song, it's not a hit. That's why the lift is so important, and that's why the guys in the NFL did the lift: because there's an unexplainable joy in the song. I don't know where you can pinpoint the actual moment, but if you take the joy out of that song, it's not that great. This was used in a pivotal scene on the 2018 series finale of 12 Monkeys. Cole and Ramse choose it as their anthem before embarking on a life-threatening mission.

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• Release Date - 2019
• description - Focused on the life of the band and their collaborators over the 3 vital years in which they developed critically acclaimed albums, 'Humanz' and 'The Now Now', and undertook their most ambitious world tour to date
• Average rating - 7,7 / 10 stars
• country - UK
• actor - George Benson

2d- serious for once Russel- I wanna go home noodle- get the cool shoe shine murdoc- T H E B A T H. Gorillaz: Reject False Icons Watch movie. Gorillaz have announced details of a new documentary called Reject False Icons – watch its trailer below. The film, which focuses on life in the studio with the band and their collaborators, will come to cinemas on December 16 for one night only. Read more: The NME Big Read – Gorillaz: The power of ‘Now Now Reject False Icons is directed by Denholm Hewlett, the son of Gorillaz Jamie, who, as a synopsis of the film details, “followed the bands every move for three years, covering the making of two critically acclaimed albums, ‘ Humanz and ‘ The Now Now, as well as the bands most ambitious world tour to date encompassing dates across Europe, North America, South America and Mexico, bookended by its own Demon Dayz Festivals in the UK and US. ” The film promises to be “the first ever all-access immersive journey into the world of Gorillaz and its extended family. ” Watch the trailer below. Tickets for screenings of Reject False Icons will go on sale next week (November 27) with details to come on specific cinemas that will be screening the film. You can sign up for details on the films website. Gorillaz released their sixth album ‘The Now Now last year, only 12 months after the release of fifth LP ‘Humanz. An NME review of the latter album called it “a trim and spritely listen”. The NME Big Read with Damon Albarn: “Theres something sinister about Boris Johnson” While it was rumoured that Gorillaz may not tour again for another 10 years, frontman  Damon Albarn recently announced details of new project ‘The Nearer the Fountain, More Pure the Stream Flows, which hell be taking on tour in May 2020.

 

Gorillaz: Reject False Icons Watch movie database. Reject False Icons is a film which is a real treat for fans of Gorillaz. In short, the film covers the making of "Humanz" and "The Now Now" while their Humanz Tour took place during 2017 and 2018. The entire film is shot in black/white, with some exceptions here and there. It gives a nice touch.
The film itself does not have any commentary or offers any, and as such, the movie goes on in showing highlights of their tour and composing of the albums. It's really interesting to see how Damon and Jamie have worked a lot the past 20 years on Gorillaz, and if I am honest, the movie sparkled the light and made me remember why I love Gorillaz in the first place.
The band has become from a 3 man team to a full-fledged 100+ family. Gorillaz has become such a diverse band and has a criminal record of collaborations around the world. During the clips you saw while the album Humanz was made, you could see and feel the excitement of the entire team during production. They were on fire, had passion, and made the thing as good as it can be. It's a bunch of people working on new projects, while the hyperrealistic nature of the 4 characters is always put first. The band is one of the best that are out there and just started after 2 people sat on a couch and said "Let's make a band" intending to criticise the music industry with each of the characters resembling an oversaturation of a tribe.
The film included a lot of live performances from various albums and paid tribute to Ibrahim Ferrer (Latin Simone, also known for Buena Vista Social Club in Kuba. Bobby Womack (Stylo) which was one of the best moments in the film. It showed respects to so many talented people, everyone was treated equally and shown in the film at least thrice. There were a lot of unique artists being on stage and behind the scenes.
The film had some honourable mentions, including:

• Damon sneezing on-stage, never happened to him once.
• Him visiting a musical group which made their instruments out of reusable material, and got handed a custom made violin
• Him screaming into the camera like a madman and playing a banana like a saxophone afterwards
• The Now Now took only 5 weeks and was recorded during the break of the Humanz tour

As of their tour, they have performed 96 times over 2 years and played music as high as over a week worth.
Reject False Icons is a documentary which shows character, charm, and love for the band we know.

 

This song is both relaxing and pleasing to watch Except for the octopus/mouth part. What would you do if there was a child right in front of you ? Murdoc: 4:16. I always thought 2D and Noodle had a thing together. Being a long time Gorillaz fan and loving the Bananaz documentary I was really looking forward to seeing this film.
This documentary captures the recording and tours of Humanz and The Now Now.
I would have liked to have seen more behind the scenes studio content and less concert footage. Also found it frustrating only hearing 20 second snippets of their songs.
Highlights of the film include the version of Busted and Blue with Kelela and Albarn's performance of Cloud of Unknowing.

Gorillaz: reject false icons watch movie english. Gorillaz will release a documentary concert film three years in the making called Gorillaz: Reject False Icons on December 16. Tickets for the film, which is screening for one night in cinemas around the world, are available now, and the first trailer has just been released. See it above. The 30-second teaser contains footage of Damon Albarn and his collaborators in the studio and on stages around the world, with lots of footage of the animated band themselves, plus a quick glimpse of the cartoons getting sketched out. A press release promises "the first-ever all-access immersive journey into the world of Gorillaz and its extended family. and appearances from Vince Staples, Pusha T, De La Soul, Yasiin Bey, and more.

Been a fan since Clint Eastwood. Lo chido de los mexicanos q escuchamos músicas en inglés pero no le entendemos ni madres. I ts surprising, given the virtual pop-band conceit, that there wasnt a full-length animated Gorillaz film years ago. But Reject False Icons, after Ceri Levys Bananaz from 2008, is the second “behind the scenes” documentary. Its telling: Murdoc, 2D, Noodle and Russel have slowly been overwhelmed in the course of the projects two-decade history by its operational reality – which now verges on, as this film points out, 100 contributors. Making up for the fact that illustrator Jamie Hewletts gargoyle-ish ensemble are present only in flashy cutaways, his son Denholm gets to prowl behind the scenes on recording sessions for recent back-to-back albums Humanz and The Now Now, and the world tour that Damon Albarn s funky omnibus packed in around them. The downside of family involvement is that everything is strictly sanctioned. Albarn jokes in an after-credits scene about the directorial whippersnapper exposing all his “idiosyncrasities”. But they amount here to nothing more than being perpetually on muso cloud nine, orchestrating, among others, Mavis Staples, Little Simz, actor Ben Mendelsohn and one-time nemesis Noel Gallagher in the studio and on stage. Albarns capering, grufty mug and gold tooth make him resemble some mixing-desk Steptoe though, generally, he seems a lot happier than the self-regarding figure who sometimes appeared in Britpop documentaries. If there were personality clashes, we dont see them, nor is there any inquiry into the bands USP, the relationship between sound and image, or how Albarn corrals his collaborators. Hewlett opts for a nippy edit, never lingering on any vignette or performance. Which stops us savouring any single musical highlight – though Peven Everett, with his lightning-bolt vocals, has an energising effect, a more-than-able deputy for the late Bobby Womack. Its ironic that the film doesnt just reject false icons but, to some extent, the bands cartoon avatars, too; in prioritising Gorillaz meatspace, it inadvertently confirms the marginalisation of the original concept. Still, with Hewlett Jr often chronicling events in cool monochrome, shooting in close proximity if not exactly total intimacy, this snappy scrapbook tips the hat to the infectious creativity of Albarns travelling circus. • Gorillaz: Reject False Icons is release on 16 December. • This article was amended on 18 December 2019. An earlier version misspelled the names of the Gorillaz members Murdoc and Russel as “Murdoch” and “Russell”.

Gorillaz: reject false icons watch movie review. We use cookies to help make this website better, to improve our services and for advertising purposes. You can learn more about our use of cookies and how to change your browser settings by reading our PRIVACY AND COOKIES POLICY here. Otherwise, well assume you are OK to continue. This documentary of basically behind the scenes footage and excerpts from concerts during their 18 month tour in 2017 and 2018.
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Gorillaz: reject false icons watch movie watch. Gorillaz: reject false icons watch movie youtube. Gorillaz: Reject False Icons Watch movies. Gorillaz: reject false icons watch movies 2017. 0:16 When youre upset that Murdoc banged your girlfriend, but then realize youre the one who sold the “Geep”.

 

Gorillaz: reject false icons watch movie full. Funny story everyone When i use to listen to gorillaz ALOT I started to make them my imaginary friends Eccept for murdoc He was actually my cousin But he was really nice cousin to me Noodle was my best friend,2d and russel were just murdoc's friends. Well now we know everyone in Gorillaz are all epic gamers. Russel need more screen time man, the poor dude. Videos Learn more More Like This Drama, Romance 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 6 / 10 X The film revolves around a Chinese man who returns to New Zealand following the death of his wife and begins to discover that she harbored a number of secrets. Director: Xiaogang Feng Stars: Xuan Huang, Caiyu Yang, Lydia Peckham 3. 8 / 10 When her best friend goes missing at a rodeo, Heidi goes on a search across the desert, digging up secrets and encountering the violence of life on the road. Alexandra McGuinness Lucy Fry, Eiza González, Christian Camargo Music 8. 7 / 10 Live 2006 concert filmed at the Manchester Opera House. David Barnard Damon Albarn, Jennifer Berman, Booty Brown Short History War 8. 5 / 10 Italy, 1943 - After being captured in North Africa, two young British prisoners of war, Ernie and Harry are set to be moved to Germany. During transit, they decide to make their daring. See full summary  » Zak Jarvis Luke Goddard, Scott Rutherford, Sam Mancuso Documentary 7. 5 / 10 A documentary on the cryptic cartoon band, Gorillaz. Ceri Levy Jamie Hewlett, De La Soul Comedy 8 / 10 A young boy in Hitler's army finds out his mother is hiding a Jewish girl in their home. Taika Waititi Roman Griffin Davis, Thomasin McKenzie, Scarlett Johansson 6. 1 / 10 An exciting piece of Berlin's cultural history from the time of the fall of the Berlin Wall to the vibrant present. David Dietl Sven Marquardt, Frank Künster, Smiley Baldwin Fantasy Horror 7. 8 / 10 Two lighthouse keepers try to maintain their sanity whilst living on a remote and mysterious New England island in the 1890s. Robert Eggers Robert Pattinson, Willem Dafoe, Valeriia Karaman Animation 7. 6 / 10 A story of Naoufel, a young man who is in love with Gabrielle. In another part of town, a severed hand escapes from a dissection lab, determined to find its body again. Jérémy Clapin Hakim Faris, Victoire Du Bois, Patrick d'Assumçao 8. 1 / 10 Noah Baumbach's incisive and compassionate look at a marriage breaking up and a family staying together. Noah Baumbach Adam Driver, Scarlett Johansson, Julia Greer. 10 An intimate, wordless, before and after portrait of a desperate and lonely man who embarks on a profound journey of personal transformation to embody his true identity as a woman. Denholm Hewlett Scott Kentell April 6th 1917. As a regiment assembles to wage war deep in enemy territory, two soldiers are assigned to race against time and deliver a message, that will stop 1, 600 men, from walking straight into a deadly trap. Sam Mendes Dean-Charles Chapman, George MacKay, Daniel Mays Edit Storyline Focused on the life of the band and their collaborators over the 3 vital years in which they developed critically acclaimed albums, Humanz' and 'The Now Now' and undertook their most ambitious world tour to date. Plot Summary Add Synopsis Taglines: In Cinemas for One Night Only Details Release Date: 16 December 2019 (USA) See more  » Also Known As: Gorillaz: Reject False Icons Box Office Cumulative Worldwide Gross: 475, 465 See more on IMDbPro  » Company Credits Technical Specs See full technical specs  » Did You Know? Trivia The director's original edit of the film was over two hours long. See more ».

Did someone else noticed that murdoc's pupils dilate when he hears that 2-D says: its bruce. Dead island two trailer at the start. My favorite part was when Damon and Graham were jamming together during We Got the Power, then graham did a somersault in the background. Critics Consensus No consensus yet. Tomatometer Not Yet Available TOMATOMETER Total Count: N/A 88% Audience Score User Ratings: 67 Gorillaz: Reject False Icons Ratings & Reviews Explanation Tickets & Showtimes The movie doesn't seem to be playing near you. Go back Enter your location to see showtimes near you. Gorillaz: Reject False Icons Photos Movie Info In his debut feature, director Denholm Hewlett followed the band's every move for three years, covering the making of two critically acclaimed albums and a world tour. The result is the first ever all-access immersive journey into the world of Gorillaz and its extended family. featuring never-seen footage, where the virtual meets the real. to capture the wondrous chaos of life under the watchful eye of Murdoc Niccals (bass) Noodle (guitar) Russel Hobbs (drums) and 2D (vocals. Rating: NR Genre: Directed By: In Theaters: Dec 16, 2019 limited Runtime: 100 minutes Studio: Trafalgar Releasing Cast Critic Reviews for Gorillaz: Reject False Icons Audience Reviews for Gorillaz: Reject False Icons Gorillaz: Reject False Icons Quotes News & Features.

Takes me right back to being a freshman in high school and still had my whole life ahead of times. Gorillaz: reject false icons watch movie list. 2D Singing: Voice of an angel. 2D Voice: BLIMEY. Nice. nicer. nicest. nicety. incity. incite. insight. sightsee. sight unseen. slight slice. mice heist. davinci. Gorillaz: reject false icons watch movie download. LOOK AT THE PAGE gorillaz: reject false icons Gorillaz: Reject False Icons See page. I HOPE THE WHOLE ALBUM SOUNDS LIKE THIS. Charting the making of and accompanying tours for two albums, Humanz' and 'The Now Now' Tuesday, December 3, 2019 - 12:08 Gorillaz have released the trailer for their documentary, Reject False Icons.   Last week  DJ Mag reported on news of the forthcoming movie, which will screen in cinemas for one night only on Monday 16th December. Charting the making of and accompanying tours for both the 'Humanz' and 'The Now Now' albums, the film has been directed by Denholm Hewlett, son of band co-founder Jamie Hewlett. The short and not-too-sweet clip, meanwhile, contains a rapid fire montage of crowd, stage and backstage shots. Check it out below, then read what happened when DJ Mag's Digital Editor, Rob McCallum, met lead guitarist Noodle at the most southerly point of human inhabitation on the planet, Patagonia, Chile. Copyright Thrust Publishing Ltd. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to   as the source.

0:08 okay who's... er. doll... is that. Gorillaz: Reject False Icons there read more Watch TV Series online Gorillaz: Reject False Icons. Everyone gangsta until his stand starts rapping. Damn, whatever they use to create these videos is pretty cool. Con músicos de años atrás me gusta mas, realmente extraño esa alineación. Recién acabo de ver la versión director cut y estuvo bueno, no excelente pero estaban bien. En esta versión si aparece harto Jaimie (casi se pelea con Damon. Ahora esta versión es más humana, se enfoca más en las personas e integrantes que pasan muy desapercibida algo que a mí me gusto, si hay canciones que me hubiera gustado ver pero es más humano este documental. Está bien pero creo que aún hay cosas que mejorar.

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That do not reply movie is the WHOLE movie I bet. I feel like “ Im not your sister Sadie” was like a big reveal scene. One of the best Death Metal tracks ever. Unsolved Mysteries. 07/26/10 04:09 PM James Badge Dale segues from the horrors of The Pacific to the intrigues of high-level intelligence in Rubicon. AMC photo Premiering: Sunday, Aug. 1st at 7 p. m. (central) on AMC Starring: James Badge Dale, Jessica Collins, Lauren Hodges, Dallas Roberts, Christopher Evan Welch, Arliss Howard, Miranda Richardson, Michael Cristofer, Roger Robinson Produced by: Henry Bromell, Jason Horwitch, Kerry Orent By ED BARK Television's next great drama series is arriving. where else. on AMC. Then again, it would be nice if they'd pick up the pace a little bit. Then again, that might ruin it. Then again. Let's get back to the fact that you wouldn't have gone to AMC for much more than old movies until just a few years ago. Or maybe you stopped going to AMC altogether once its programming execs started screwing up your movie-watching enjoyment with commercial breaks. But then came Mad Men. And next, Breaking Bad. And now, Rubicon, a contemporary, post-9/11 ode to post-Vietnam/Watergate films such as Three Days of the Condor, The Parallax View and The Conversation... In the view of Rubicon executive producer Henry Bromell, all were "powerful movies steeped in conspiracy-related paranoia" and built around "individuals traveling through the looking glass into a world of abject moral confusion, where nothing is what it seems and no one can be trusted. OK, got it. More or less. But it's all in the execution. And Rubicon proves to be both captivating and many-layered in its up-close look at the American Policy Institute, which is supposed to be fictional even though there are a few such-named organizations in real life. The first two hours precede Season 4's second episode of Mad Men on Sunday, Aug. 1st. Rubicon then will move to its regular Sunday, 8 p. (central) slot, giving AMC back-to-back helpings of topflight textured drama for the next several months. AMC sent the first four episodes of Rubicon, whose code-breaking intelligence analysts lead mostly insular lives, have little or no fashion sense and work out of a camouflaged, non-descript building with a demonstrably utilitarian employee cafeteria. So no, it's nothing like Mad Men, although both are set in Manhattan. Rubicon 's lead character, the brilliant but haunted Will Travers, has a piled-high mound of curly hair streaked a bit prematurely gray. He's had a lot on his mind ever since his wife and child died while waiting for him atop the first World Trade Center tower hit by a terrorist-hijacked plane. Travers, played by James Badge Dale in a quick segue from HBO's The Pacific, was running late as usual that day. Now he's never late for anything, but still walks in a slight stoop and tends not to smile much. "He's not mopey. says a co-worker. "He's just introspective. Travers has all the more reason to look vexed after his API mentor, David Hadas (guest star Peter Gerety) suddenly dies under what may well be questionable circumstances. Another death, this time by suicide, further weaves Rubicon 's web while also bringing his stricken widow, Katherine Rhumor (Miranda Richardson) into the picture. Dale's character is the principal drink-stirrer here, piecing together left-behind clues while being watched very closely by suitably mysterious forces. But there also are terrific performances by Arliss Howard and Michael Cristofer as tightly wound senior API operatives Kale Ingram and Truxton Spangler. In Hour 4, Spangler and Travers journey together to Washington to convince various movers/shakers that API must continue to be amply funded and have total independence from the military, the CIA and the FBI. Spangler loosens up and explains himself to his younger colleague only after victory is theirs. But Travers is hardly cheered by the older man's dedication to duty at the expense of any troublesome family ties. "The solitude. The separation. It's a gift. he says. "That's what they don't see. Travers' younger API colleagues are also toiled and troubled. Grant Test (Christopher Evan Welch) tends to be morose, demanding and condescending. on a good day. Miles Fiedler (Dallas Roberts looking eerily like a young John Ritter) is all twisted up inside; Tanya MacGaffin (Lauren Hodges) is still a rookie; and Maggie Young (Jessica Collins) is both Travers' top-ranked assistant and something of a snitch. They all work for the API's Team E, digesting the day's daily stacks of intelligence files while eventually deciding who to take out in the name of international security. Collateral deaths of innocent people are also part of the bargain. And cases can stretch out for weeks. As previously noted, Rubicon perhaps could use a little pep in its step. Still, the mood music is intoxicating and invariably very well-placed. And Travers' weekly detective work so far is yielding just enough results to make ends meet. Close attention is mandatory, of course. And being strung along at length during this season and who knows how many more also is a built-in deterrent for many viewers. Rubicon definitely looks like the real deal, though, for those with an appetite for a cerebral spy experience rather than a weekly spy caper series. AMC has done it again, with a third thoroughly distinctive weekly drama that just won't let go. GRADE: A 07/26/10 08:33 AM Fox news mainstays Chris Wallace and Bill O'Reilly By ED BARK The truth-twisting continues in the aftermath of the media's sorry handling of the Shirley Sherrod "scandal. We'll touch only briefly on it this time. But one point should be made. Anchor Chris Wallace, presiding over Fox News Sunday, and Fox News Channel representative Stephen Hayes on ABC's This Week program repeatedly contended that Fox didn't use Sherrod's name on the air until after she had been forced out by Agriculture Department secretary Tom Vilsack. Wallace sparred with the ever-ineffectual Howard Dean, who accused Fox of pushing racism. Hayes was on a panel with Sam Donaldson, Cokie Roberts, Donna Brazile and host Jake Tapper, whom he told, The timeline doesn't work. She (Sherrod) actually was forced to retire before anyone on Fox said a word about this. Dean and the This Week panelists could have easily refuted this by saying, Yes, but Bill O'Reilly taped his Monday night program before Sherrod was forced out. And on that program he called for her resignation based on the doctored video of her NAACP speech disseminated by right-wing and still unapologetic blogger Andrew Breitbart. So yes, O'Reilly in fact did rush to judgment, even if his knee-jerk demand for Sherrod's resignation didn't actually air until after Vilsack had knee-jerked her out of the Agriculture Department while the national NAACP also made an ass of itself. O'Reilly "apologized" on a subsequent edition of The Factor. But he then immediately attacked Sherrod on another front while also again deriding NBC/MSNBC for assailing Fox News. Wallace and Hayes both know full well that O'Reilly's program is taped in advance. But they stuck to their markedly similar "talking points" in perpetuating the illusion that Fox News had in no way jumped the gun. That simply isn't true. But no one was smart enough to call them on it. Dean in particular ended up looking like a fool while Wallace happily and disingenuously carved him up. 07/22/10 04:48 PM By ED BARK The first words out of Season 4's mouth are certainly to the point. "Who is Don Draper. a New York reporter asks Mad Men 's enigmatic, dual identity leading man during a lunchtime interview. Draper (Jon Hamm) fails to make the sale, though, eventually prompting a newspaper description of him as "a handsome cypher. So he's flunked the test of bringing a little buzz to the hard-pressed, still fledgling Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce ad agency, formed from scratch after Draper's old employer started imploding from within. In a rare show of kneejerk emotion, Draper kicks an office chair and protests that he's an in-house creative man, not a personality for public consumption. "Turning creative success into business is your work. patriarch Bertram Cooper (Robert Morse) scolds. "And you failed. Returning on Sunday, July 25th ( 9 p. central on AMC) Mad Men 's latest curtain-raiser shows no signs of languishing creatively. This is a sharp-edged, tightly written re-starter kit, replete with lines that both state the obvious but somehow manage to say it all. Many are directed at Draper, who's living in a rather joyless apartment while estranged wife Betty (January Jones) still occupies the old Draper homestead with their three kids (including a newborn babe) and her boyfriend, Henry Francis (Christopher Stanley. Sunday night's brief Don-Betty encounters are thoroughly frosty, prompting him to reconsider his reluctance to make her move out as agreed upon. Back at the workplace, colleagues strive to pump him up. "Creatively, rival ad firm) Y&R is not capable of living in this neighborhood. adman Pete Campbell (Vincent Kartheiser) tells Draper. "You know why? Because you don't work there. Peggy Olson (Elisabeth Moss) also sees her boss's darkened moods as a temporary inconvenience. "You know something? We are all here because of you. she says. "All we want to do is please you. Draper also embarks on a date set up by longtime saddlemate Roger Sterling (John Slattery. Later comes an apartment quickie that in at least two ways is a flat-out stunner. There's also the challenge of trying to win over the chaste manufacturers of "wholesome" bathing suits. "A bikini is underwear that you wear to the beach. says a company rep intent on launching a new ad campaign. "We make a two-piece bathing suit. To which Draper rejoins: Do you want want women who want bikinis to buy your two-piece, or do you just want to make sure women who want a two-piece don't suddenly buy a bikini. Pause, reflect, regroup. "My Lord. says the potential client. "That question just tied a knot in my brain. The latter exchange comes in the early minutes of an altogether splendid hour. Mad Men then closes the night's books. but not this particular sale. with Draper's full-circle come-around. More than ever he's a cocksure advertising man. Except he now has a story to tell. What a great, great drama this is. 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"What in the world has happened to our industry and the White House. he asked before discussing the matter with FNC contributor Juan Williams, who said the White House had "freaked out" at the prospect of Fox blowhard Glenn Beck ripping Sherrod as a racist. Just so we're clear here, I think no better of MSNBC's roster of prime-time liberal partisans, led by the ever thin-skinned, always egomaniacal Keith Olbermann. In his extended and prototypically indignant commentary on the matter, Olbermann of course took great joy in ripping "the perpetual fraud machine that is Fox News. He also urged the Obama administration to grow a pair. As regularly noted in these spaces, you can't believe hardly anything you see or hear in prime-time on either FNC or MSNBC. But CNN, which at least continues to take a stab at being objective, has paid a fearsome price in the ratings. So much so that they're currently in the process of rebooting while hiring the likes of former disgraced New York governor Eliot Spitzer of call girl scandal fame. Yeah, we want our media to be objective, all right. as long as they reflect our views. Smith, who doesn't have a prime-time forum on FNC, at least has the temerity to both call out his network and hold off on stories of highly questionable origin and veracity. O'Reilly, who never tires of saying he has cable's most-watched prime-time program, doesn't tilt quite as far to the right as Hannity or Beck. But in his "apology" to Sherrod, he also opened up a new line of attack on her while of course also criticizing NBC and MSNBC. It's sickening. But it's not going to change. Credit Smith, though, for both making the right decision and then following up with criticisms of all guilty parties. The below video of Smith in action runs for more than seven minutes. But it's well worth your time. 07/22/10 09:13 AM Evil Waleran Bigod (Ian McShane) and goodly Jack Jackson (Eddie Redmayne) clash time and again in Starz's The Pillars of the Earth. By ED BARK Perhaps you thought television's "EPIC EVENT OF THE SUMMER" came when Dallas flyboy turned Bachelor star Jake Pavelka and his onetime "true love. Vienna Girardi, lobbed verbal grenades at one another during a very special episode of ABC's The Bachelorette. Starz sees it otherwise. Its own "EPIC EVENT OF THE SUMMER" is an 8-hour adaptation of Ken Follette's mammoth 1989 bestseller, The Pillars of the Earth. It begins unfolding on Friday, July 23rd with a two-hour dose (9 to 11 p. central) and continues on July 30, Aug. 6, 13 and 20 before ending on Aug. 27th with another doubleheader. Still striving to get noticed in a premium cable universe dominated by original series on HBO and Showtime, Starz is very much in its swords 'n' armor period. The network's super-graphic Spartacus: Blood and Sand aired earlier this year, with a prequel, Spartacus: Gods of the Arena, set to start production next month. And filming on Camelot is underway in Ireland, with Starz promising a "telling of the Arthur legends that is relatable to contemporary audiences. Pillars begins in 1120 A. D. with the sinking and burning of a ship carrying the rightful heirs to the English throne. Scheming, conniving and confusion ensue, with viewers initially challenged to figure out who's who and what's what among a big gaggle of characters and storylines. There's also a mystery involving the ship's sole survivor, and why he wound up on the receiving end of a burning stake. It all gets better and more involving in time, so my full immersion in the entire eight hours wasn't entirely for naught. Starz sent a notably frayed "rough cut" review copy, though, with green screens, tarpaulins and various diagrams becoming the norm as the denouement neared. The special effects assumedly will be convincingly in place when Pillars officially arrives Friday. At least one thing's certain amid all the goings-on. Ian McShane is taking another evil turn. The famed despot of Deadwood is now the jet black bewigged Waleran Bigod, a self-flagellating, power-mongering clergyman who authorizes torture, murder and anything else it takes to move him farther up the church food chain. Pillars ' only other readily identifiable actor is the seemingly always available Donald Sutherland, who does a brief turn as Bartholomew, the deposed Earl of Shiring. His daughter, Aliena (Hayley Atwell) and son, Richard (Sam Claflin) have vowed to avenge his honor at the expense of the usurping King Henry (Tony Curran. McShane's Bigod initially manipulates Prior Philip (Matthew Macfadyen) who yearns to build a sky-high cathedral in his hometown of Kingsbridge. His vision is shared by the rather amusingly named Tom Builder (Rufus Sewell) whose eventual allies include an accused witch named Ellen (Natalia Worner) and her virginal son, Jack Jackson (Eddie Redmayne) an all-around good guy who also happens to be a helluva sculptor and visionary. Tom Builder also has a son named Alfred (Liam Garrigan) who might as well be named Cain. But his evil-doing can't hold a candle to that of the birthmark-scarred Regan Hamleigh (Sarah Parish) and her co-opted son, William (David Oakes) with whom she has her way in many ways. Co-produced by Ridley Scott of Gladiator fame, Pillars weaves its tangled webs within surprisingly chaste surroundings. Spartacus, easily the most graphic weekly series in TV history, purveyed maximum-strength amounts of blood, gore, expletives and full frontal nudity (both male and female. Pillars comparatively is Candyland, with a few blood squirts/swollen eyes here and there, fleeting glimpses of bared anatomies and a wee pair of expletives. This isn't necessarily a drawback. But it's a quantum change from the full throttle approach that Starz deployed with Spartacus. Pillars unfortunately also comes up short on truly memorable characters and scenes of lasting impact. It takes a while to feel much of anything for its principal players. But in due time. perhaps halfway through. it starts to grab hold. Then again, many prospective viewers may have already forsaken it by then. All in all then, the "EPIC EVENT OF THE SUMMER" doesn't measure up to its immodest billing. Pillars is OK, but not A-OK. But you don't entice an audience by trumpeting, THE SEMI-INVOLVING COSTUMED DRAMA OF THE SEASON ON A NIGHT WHEN NOT ALL THAT MUCH ELSE IS ON. GRADE: C+ 07/21/10 10:02 AM Merle Haggard: early travails, new CD and now an American Master. By ED BARK His surname fits him better than ever. At age 73, though, the well-worn and still troubled Merle Haggard still has the pipes and wherewithal to sing his timeless autobiographical songs in venues ranging from Nashville's esteemed Ryman Auditorium to Durant, Oklahoma's less legendary Choctaw Casino & Resort. "His legend casts a long shadow over himself. country pal Marty Stuart says in the early minutes of Merle Haggard: Learning to Live with Myself, another first-rate entry in PBS' American Masters series. It premieres on Wednesday, July 21st ( 9 p. in D-FW on KERA/Ch. 13. Oft-imprisoned as a youth after losing his beloved daddy at age 9, Haggard has spent most of his life in various degrees of melancholy. His fourth wife, Theresa Haggard, tellingly bookends this 90-minute film when she's asked if her husband in fact has gotten any better at learning to live with himself. After a pause, she says, No. smiling through misty eyes. They've been together for 24 years and married for the last 17, though, more than the sum total of Haggard's previous three marriages. And his exes seem to bear him no ill will. Wife No. 2, the late Bonnie Owens (she earlier had married Buck Owens) was a bridesmaid in Haggard's wedding to Leona Williams. Their nine-year marriage "wasn't long, but it was long enough. Leona says good-naturedly. Learning to Live with Myself nicely meshes archival footage with current-day interviews in telling the story of a revered twanger who was in the audience for three of Johnny Cash's famed San Quentin concerts. Cash made a big impact on him, Haggard recalls. But he didn't resolve to go straight until he got drunk, fell in a San Quentin latrine and was sent to "The Hole" for seven days. Haggard says he decided then and there that "I didn't want to be in that field. Most of his incarcerations were for running away and dodging school as a youth. Haggard also was involved in a burglary after admittedly falling in with the wrong crowd. His sister, Lillian Rae Hoge, says bitingly, He was a constant problem to mother, and she was constantly having to retrieve him from some distance. Says Haggard himself: My mother couldn't do anything. She was a little old woman and I was the rottenest kid. His innate musical ability finally won out. And in 1969, Haggard became a poster boy for Richard Nixon's "Silent Majority" and the scourge of anti-establishment "hippies" with the release of "Okie From Muskogee. Many of its lyrics are still ingrained, including, We don't smoke marijuana in Muskogee. We don't take our trips on LSD. We don't burn our draft cards down on Main Street. 'Cause we like livin' right and bein' free. Haggard actually wasn't from Oklahoma, but his parents were. They migrated to California during The Great Depression, with Merle born in Oildale, near Bakersfield. The family lived in a boxcar that James Haggard converted into their home. Merle and wife, Theresa, revisit what's left of it while he drives in the vicinity of Merle Haggard Drive. "Isn't that somethin. he says, sniffling a bit. Haggard still sings "Okie From Muskogee at his concerts. how could he not. while contending that he really didn't mean for it to be a right-wing anthem. Like many of his songs, it was aimed directly at the heart of the working class, although Haggard does admit that "it pissed me off" when he saw protestors in the streets "bitchin' about things" while their countrymen were dying in Vietnam. Fans of Haggard interviewed during the film include Keith Richards, Robert Duvall, Kris Kristofferson, Billy Gibbons, Buck Owens, Alison Krauss, John Fogerty, Dwight Yoakam and Tanya Tucker, who has the most telling observation. It's unfortunately true, she says, that "when he's not feeling pain, it's hard for him to feel anything else. One also gets the impression that Haggard can be a Capital A a-hole much of the time. His comfort zones are a cramped touring bus that reminds him of his various prison cells and the stage that transforms him into the center of attention. Young German filmmaker Gandulf Hennig ( Gram Parsons: Fallen Angel) followed Haggard for three years during the course of putting together Learning to Live with Myself. Haggard recently returned to the concert stage after undergoing major lung surgery. He perseveres as one of the last remaining of bygone country pathfinders such as Lefty Frizzell, Jimmie Rodgers and Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, which whom Haggard is seen performing very early in his career. Haggard also clings to other remnants of his past, including the wrist tattoo he received as an identifying mark during his time at the punishing Preston School of Industry. "I probably ought to have a good tattoo done over that. he remarks. "But I never will. GRADE: A Footnote: Here's Haggard's splendid performance of "Footlights. complete with tasty guitar licks and a voice that's still a marvel: 07/13/10 03:25 PM John Turturro as Billy Martin and Oliver Platt as George Steinbrenner in the 2007 ESPN miniseries The Bronx Is Burning. By ED BARK George Steinbrenner's death at age 80 Tuesday brings to mind the terrific miniseries that captured the volatile baseball mogul and his New York Yankees in their prime warring years. ESPN's 8-part The Bronx Is Burning, which premiered three Julys ago, depicts the volatile triumvirate of Steinbrenner (played by Oliver Platt) Yankees manager Billy Martin (John Turturro) and slugger Reggie Jackson (Daniel Sunjata. Its focal point is the 1977 season, when the "Son of Sam" murders and a very combative mayoral race also were making daily headlines in New York City. From this view, Bronx Is Burning ranks at or near the very top of the best baseball dramas ever made. And here's the good part. The entire miniseries is being virtually given away at Big Lots stores across the country. For the low, low price of 3, you get all eight hours plus a bonus disc that includes interviews with the real-life Steinbrenner and Jackson among others. And that's not all. The packet I recently bought also included two other ESPN DVDS. March Madness: The Greatest Moments of the NCAA Tournament and Sportscenter Year in Review. 2006, which includes both the pulsating Texas Longhorns' Rose Bowl victory over Southern Cal and the stomach-churning Miami Heat comeback against the Dallas Mavericks in that year's NBA Finals. Bronx Is Burning is the gem, though. And there's no better time to rush out there and get it. for 3 bucks. before copies run out. Just head for the DVD bin or kiosk. and start digging. For now, here's the official teaser: 07/12/10 03:40 PM Christopher Gorham, Piper Perabo of Covert Affairs. USA network photo Premiering: Tuesday, July 13th at 9 p. (central) on USA Starring: Piper Perabo, Christopher Gorham, Peter Gallagher, Kari Matchett, Anne Dudek Produced by: Doug Liman, Dave Bartis By ED BARK Melodically named Piper Perabo gets a much more standard issue TV moniker in USA network's Covert Affairs, which rises a rung or two above the gratingly ordinary. Launching Tuesday night with a 90-minute episode, the spy/counterspy drama trains its sights on willowy Annie Walker (Perabo) a hard-charging linguistics whiz who also enjoys a good romp in the sack. She's first seen taking a polygraph test for potential CIA admission. Her questioner knows all about a torrid affair that ended abruptly when Mr. Right left a note reading "The truth is complicated. Forgive me. The sex was good. her inquisitor wonders while viewers are treated to a few illustrative flashbacks. "It rocked. says Annie, who's next seen eagerly jumping from a plane during a CIA training session before underlings whisk her off to the agency's Washington, D. C. headquarters. Annie, still reeling a bit from her fast-track promotion, quickly encounters three reasonably familiar TV faces. There's perky Christopher Gorham from Ugly Betty and The OC 's Peter Gallagher, who retains those croissant-sized eyebrows and that waxen Madame Tussaud visage. Some viewers might also remember Kari Matchett, who played a key MD role on ABC's much-hyped but eventually doomed Invasion series. This time around, Gorham is CIA agent Auggie Anderson, who was blinded in the act of duty but is still both a playa and Annie's new-found best pal. Gallagher plays the stern Director of Clandestine Services, Arthur Campbell, while Matchett is both his suspicious wife, Joan, and the officious head of the CIA's Domestic Protection Division. The other character of import is Annie's older married sister, Danielle Brooks (Anne Dudek) who's also intent on being a matchmaker. Tuesday's extended pilot episode unduly dawdles at times. But it does include a very well-staged jeopardy sequence in which tenderfoot Annie is at the mercy of a long-range sniper while on assignment in a posh hotel suite. A lotta stuff is busted up, and the bullet holes convincingly rip out chunks of walls rather than merely polka-dotting them. As with Syfy's recently premiered Haven series, the superiors in Covert Affairs may well have ulterior motives in promoting Annie so fast. But there's a not-so-clandestine product placement agenda, with a Starbucks coffee shop strategically placed in the CIA building and a verbal reference to TGIF Fridays. Perabo, originally from Dallas, and Gorham ably acquit themselves as the series' featured buddy-buddy duo. And Matchett is adept at being icy and also thawing just a bit after her comparatively kid agents screw up. Warming up the potential crowd for Covert Affairs is the Season 2 return of USA's winning White Collar series. They'll probably run pretty well together on summertime Tuesday nights, with Agent Annie in perfectly tailored pantsuits and WC 's Neal Caffrey (Matt Bomer) in debonair Armani. A two-part "crossover" already seems advisable at some point. In fact it would probably be a breeze. GRADE: B-minus 07/12/10 09:05 AM Crime-stoppers Jane Rizzoli and Maura Isles. TNT photo Premiering: Monday, July 12th at 9 p. (central) on TNT Starring: Angie Harmon, Sasha Alexander, Lorraine Bracco, Lee Thompson Young, Bruce McGill, Jordan Bridges Produced by: Janet Tamaro, Bill Haber, Joel Fields By ED BARK It's debatable what's more gruesome in TNT's new Rizzoli & Isles. Is it the camera's lingering looks at horrific crime scenes? Or might it be a now notably puffy Lorraine Bracco's portrayal of a one-note scold of a mom whose two scenes in Monday's premiere find her kvetching non-stop? Bracco knew the glory of The Sopranos, where she so memorably played Tony's contentious therapist, Dr. Jennifer Melfi. Viewers know the gory of countless "procedural" police shows and their oft badly mutilated corpses. TNT, which now has nine original drama series in its arsenal (including new episodes of NBC's abandoned Southland) will be pairing Rizzoli & Isles with its most enduring crimefighter, The Closer. This could be a very potent summertime duo, with Kyra Sedgwick's tough-as-nails Brenda Johnson setting the table for Angie Harmon's hoarse-voiced, doggedly determined detective Jane Rizzoli. Harmon, veteran of both NBC's long-running Law & Order and ABC's short-lived Women's Murder Club, is joined by NCIS veteran Sasha Alexander as a stylish but capable medical examiner named Maura Isles. They're regulars at both hard core crime scenes and social settings. A particularly notable scene in tonight's opener finds Rizzoli platonically sharing a bed with Isles while they discuss the attributes of a mysterious, hunky new agent who's blown into Boston to help apprehend a very sadistic and twisted serial killer. "Should we draw straws. Isles asks about the possibility of further adventures with him. "Couldn't we just show him our tits and let him decide. Rizzoli ripostes. Another TV no-no has been breached. Maybe "cock" is next in line. Humor otherwise is in short supply during the manhunt for a Boston killer who at first is thought to be copycatting the technique of an imprisoned piece of human excrement known as "The Surgeon. Rizzoli was once nearly his victim, but escaped with nail holes in her hands that now are scarred over. "I like that scent. the smell of lavender and fear. he taunts when she comes to interrogate him in prison. Asked what she'd like to do with him, Rizzoli says, I'd like to get my gun and put it in your mouth, and pull the trigger. This isn't exactly breezy, escapist entertainment. But Harmon is very good in her latest detective outing and Alexander provides strong support. Together they're a winning pair, whether showing them or not. It's kind of shocking, however, to see Bracco in such a subservient and seemingly throwaway followup to The Sopranos. Even Harmon can't stand to have her around. at least when she's in character. "I'm leaving. she tells Bracco's mama Angela after she again proves to be too much to take in their second scene together. "You're leaving! Where are you going. Someplace you're not. Wise decision. Next week's second episode will have Rizzoli and Isles in hot pursuit of a Boston Strangler-type killer. But there'll also be time for Isles to go out on a date. And in Episode 3, it'll be Rizzoli's turn to meet a man after mama sets her up. Viewers without any aversion to graphic crime scenes. and there must be many millions by now. are advised to make time for Rizzoli & Isles. It's pro forma crime-solving for the most part. But the two lead actresses are pros who deliver the goods, even if Bracco's character needs a makeover. Otherwise it may be best to kill her off and put the show's heroines on the trail of a serial murderer whose MO is preying on harpies. GRADE: B 07/09/10 12:28 PM Jaunty Jim Longworth would rather be sinking putts. A&E photo Premiering: Sunday, July 11th at 9 p. (central) on A&E Starring: Matt Passmore, Kiele Sanchez, Carlos Gomez, Uriah Shelton, Jordan Wall Produced by: Clifton Campbell, Gary A. Randall By ED BARK We may have a TV first here. a fish out of water who gets his hand bitten by an alligator. On the receiving end is transplanted Chicago homicide detective Jim Longworth (Matt Passmore) who's come to fictional Palm Glade, FL to play golf, crack wise and of course reluctantly solve crimes. His venue is A&E's The Glades, a nice 'n' easy new cop series that also marks a rare venture into scripted territory for the purveyor of "Real Life. Drama. Usually that means "reality" hours on the order of Billy the Exterminator, Dog the Bounty Hunter, Gene Simmons' Family Jewels, Intervention, Hoarders and Criss Angel: Mindfreak. But here we have actors and their roles, complete with some decent cinematography and a fun screenplay by executive producer Clifton Campbell, who also created The Glades. Sunday's premiere begins with an impressive panoramic view of the local swampland, where bad things are bound to happen and soon do. In this case it's the discovery of a decapitated woman's corpse by a young dude who begins puking at length while his one-night stand remains asleep in her undies in an SUV. Meanwhile, on the golf course, Longworth is "four holes away from breaking 80 for the first time in my life" when he's rudely summoned to investigate. His steady stream of banter irritates the hell out of pretty much everyone, particularly medical examiner Carlos Sanchez (Carlos Gomez) and world-weary partner/supervisor Mike Ogletree (John Carroll Lynch. Viewers also might find themselves yearning for a glib-ectomy before the hour is out. Still, Longworth's devil-may-care demeanor and disdain for "procedure" are what makes The Glades tick more often than it tanks. Also in the mix is comely nurse Callie Cargill (Kiele Sanchez) who's working her way through med school while also tending to a 12-year-old son after her no-account husband was sent to prison. The inquisitive Longworth's bottomless cup of one-liners irks her at first. But give them time. The opening whodunit otherwise includes an alligator shooting, an alligator autopsy and a twist that's pretty well hidden until justice is served with a side order of breezy asides from our gabby golfing cop. Future episodes will include a boss lady named Colleen McManus (Michelle Hurd) whom publicity materials say has a "quick mind and an even sharper tongue, making her the perfect foil for Longworth's dry wit and self-serving humor. Which probably means that The Glades' biggest challenge will be to avoid laying it on too thick. GRADE: B 07/08/10 09:26 PM "This fall I'm going to take my talents to South Beach. Photo: Ed Bark By ED BARK "The King" finally made The Decision seconds before 8:28 p. Thursday, informing the world on an exclusive ESPN special that he'll be joining buddies Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh on the Miami Heat next season. Now comes "The Derision. which started near the end of The Decision when ESPN showed brief footage of a LeBron James Cleveland Cavaliers jersey being burned in the city he's forsaking. In truth, though, James did a decent job of explaining himself in spite of all the pomp, ceremony and overall ESPN pomposity. He first broke the news to the interviewer he selected, veteran sports reporter Jim Gray, while they sat face to face in a small gymnasium at the Boys and Girls Club of Greenwich, Conn. ESPN's Michael Wilbon later interviewed James from afar while colleague Stuart Scott hopefully toweled off after spurting stuff such as, Coming up, The King will choose his next court. Or, if you prefer, You are now looking live at The King, LeBron James. James came off more as a humble prince. His basic talking points went like this. In the end, he took his mother's advice to make himself happy above all else. He sacrificed what would have been substantially more money to stay in Cleveland because he wanted to pursue "the best opportunity to win now and into the future also. He pledged to share and share alike with his two new big-name teammates because "you become a superstar individually, but you become a champion as a team. And he feels "awful that I'm leaving. And I feel even worse that I wasn't able to bring an NBA championship to that city, because I know they've been wanting it a long time. At least that's what he said. And for a 25-year-old with no college education, he said it quite well. Bosh comes off like a punk and Wade is an ever-smooth salesman of cell phones in tandem with foil Charles Barkley. But James seems like their Daddy, a mature-beyond-his-years Sears kinda guy whose outwardly indulgent one-hour ESPN special donated all money from ad sales to five designated Boys and Girls Clubs, including the one in James' hometown of Akron, Ohio. That said, the new and "exciting conglomerate" in Miami, as Wilborn so well put it, will be by far the most targeted team in the NBA next season. Fans will jam-pack all 41 of their road games, hoping to see the Heat and its self-indulgent superstars torched by their mostly plebeian hometown Fives. Even Kobe Bryant gets to wear the white hat now. Only his defending champion Lakers, it seems, stand in the way of The King, D-Wade, just plain Bosh and whatever assortment of minimum wage handymen they're surrounded with to fill out the roster. It obviously won't be easy for Miami, though. Fans around the league used to watch James in awe. Now they'll likely be booing everything they think he stands for. The King's image at least temporarily has gone from Arthur to Henry VIII. And Dirk Nowitzki is more than ever the loyal Sir Galahad, still valiantly seeking a ring while remaining true to his subjects. Think about it, though. Would anyone here or elsewhere have blamed Nowitzki for leaving the Mavericks after all the post-season trauma his teams have experienced? I doubt it. Should everyone except the fickle fans of the Heat castigate James for leaving Cleveland after carrying the previously woeful Cavs on his back for seven seasons? I tried to take them places where they have never been before. James somewhat immodestly told Wilborn. He hopes at least some fans will remember his contributions while the city where he became a star now is left with crappy teams in baseball, football and basketball. I didn't expect to be defending James. to a degree at least. And I think he would have been wiser to sign with the heartland Chicago Bulls, who have both a winning tradition and more than ample supporting talent. But after watching him Thursday night on ESPN, I find it impossible to despise James as some kind of uncaring, disloyal carpetbagger who epitomizes today's insidious breed of mercenary athlete. The guy basically just wants to win. His ego demands no less, it's good for the LeBron James brand and he'd like to do it with his two best NBA pals. "I can't say it was always in my plans, cause I never thought it was possible. James said of teaming with Wade and Bosh. But now it's a reality, and it's going to make the NBA super-interesting next season. It'll be fun rooting for the Heat's downfall, with the boos ringing loudest in Cleveland, Chicago and New York. And as long as no one gets hurt, I'm all for it. By the way, do you think the Mavs wouldn't have loved to have LeBron and Dirk in the same uniform? North Texas would have been happy to let everyone else eat cake, including Cleveland. Meanwhile, we can thank our lucky stars that we at least still have the noble Nowitzki. Now if we could just get a few good soldiers of fortune to join him. 07/08/10 12:35 PM Law enforcers Audrey Parker, Nathan Wuornos of Haven. Syfy photo Premiering: Friday, July 9th at 9 p. (central) on Syfy Starring: Emily Rose, Lucas Bryant, Eric Balfour Produced by: Scott Shepherd, Lloyd Segan, Shawn Piller By ED BARK Haven's havin' heavy problems lately. That's what happens when you're a small town on Syfy. or on most TV networks for that matter. Peaceable little kingdoms such as Mayberry, Petticoat Junction, Cicely and Cabot Cove are strictly yesteryear. In today's TV, burgs are mostly the pits. Which means that Haven, Maine, site of Syfy's new Haven, is populated by people with peculiar powers and haunted by a mysterious back story that will be doled out in small doses. It's all based on a Stephen King novella called The Colorado Kid. Paired on Fridays with Eureka, Syfy's smallish habitat for weird science in the Pacific Northwest, Haven is built around inquisitive, lippy FBI agent Audrey Parker (Emily Rose from Brothers & Sisters. At the outset of Episode 1, she's awakened by a taciturn boss who dispatches her to Haven in pursuit of a fugitive killer named Jonas Lester. There are ulterior motives here, but Parker initially is none the wiser. "You're a good agent, Audrey. she's told. "And someday maybe you'll be a great agent. Just focus on the job. Minutes later, she dutifully has her eyes on the road to Haven before a big crack materializes and sends her careening toward a cliff's edge. A handsome guy who turns out to be local cop Nathan Wuornos (Lucas Bryant) is soon pulling her to safety. They then trade a series of light quips while investigating the death of Lester, who had been catapulted high into the sky while on the lam. A third central character, Duke Crocker (Eric Balfour) is despised by Wuornos as no-good and untrustworthy. Still, he's respectable enough to save Parker's life after she's flung into nighttime deep waters following the sudden onset of a downpour. Rose's performance is pretty engaging, making Haven better than the sum of its somewhat hum-drum parts. In future episodes, her character will be torn between Wuornos and Crocker while sticking around a spell to dig deeper into both the town's psyche and that mysterious long-ago newspaper picture of a woman who looks a lot like her. It all makes for passable entertainment on a network whose slogan is "Imagine Greater. With Haven, though, I think not. GRADE: C+ 07/05/10 10:09 PM Dallas-bred Jake Pavelka looked vexed for much of his reunion with Vienna Girardi on Monday's festive The Bachelorette. ABC photos By ED BARK Stunningly ill-suited for a wicker love seat, Jake Pavelka and Vienna Girardi sat side by side Monday night while further distancing themselves from each other. Their made-for-TV engagement turned estrangement no doubt sent ratings for The Bachelorette into a summertime stratosphere. ABC cannily saved their 40-minute loathe-fest for the end of another two-hour edition. There were ample post-Fourth fireworks before Girardi turned on the waterworks. She called the Dallas pilot by trade a "liar" and a "fame whore. He repeatedly accused her of "undermining" him at every turn and said he is "disgusted" with his ex-fiancee for trashing him in the tabloids in return for payment. Girardi threw perhaps five times as many verbal punches as Pavelka, interjecting whenever he managed to get in a sentence or two. Pavelka, who seemed tightly wound all night, finally blared, Please stop interrupting me. This reduced Girardi to a sobbing mess before she exited stage right on home screens while cameras followed her. "Don't go away. host Chris Harrison then advised. "The Jake and Vienna interview continues momentarily. But it didn't. Instead, the final few minutes afforded Pavelka a chance to tell Harrison, Unfortunately that is what one of our arguments looks like. He termed it "embarrassing" before Harrison fake-wished both of them "the best. Harrison earlier wondered, Will this crap continue of 'He said, she said. As long as there's a suitable pay day involved, of course it will. Pavelka and Girardi have been far more marketable apart than together. So while she angles for a Playboy cover, he'll be guesting on ABC's upcoming Bachelor/Bachelorette aggregation. The name of that game is Bachelor Pad, which will start soiling prime-time on Aug. 9th. Girardi, who now supposedly has a marketing job in the Hollywood she professes to hate, had the night's biggest laugh line when she declared, I'm done talking about it. I said my side of the story. You're done talking. Harrison said before Pavela snidely interjected, That's a first. Pavelka, who was treated like a Nobel Prize winner during two recent guest host appearance on WFAA8's Good Morning Texas, came off as a smug and condescending cad during the first half of his icy cold return engagement with Girardi. But her constant yapping and closing histrionics may have sent a few sympathy points his way. Pavelka's clearly a preener. But Girardi's hardly a virgin in the ever-grandiose game of self-aggrandizement. True love never runs smooth, of course. But from the very start, this "love" story was about as believable as a new Elvis Presley sighting. Still, that won't stop Monday's Bachelorette from being the week's most-watched program. As guilty pleasures go, Pavelka and Girardi slinging mud from a love seat sinks somewhere beneath the weekly muck on display in ABC's Wipeout. Needless to say perhaps, ABC couldn't be happier.

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2. Duration 1hour 53min
3. creator Irving Brecher
4. Genres Romance
5. 1944
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I never get tired of this scene shes the ONLY one that can sing it with such feeling. OMG! Her legs. This is so gay. Twice as gay as Anchors Away. This has to rank as one of Powell's greatest characters. Suitable for repeat viewing. Common Sense Age 6+ Critics Consensus 100% HD CC Romance 1 Hour 52 Minutes 1944 4. 7, 216 Ratings St. Louis 1903. The well-off Smith family has four beautiful daughters, including Esther and little Tootie. 17-year old Esther has fallen in love with the boy next door who has just moved in, John. He however, barely notices her at first. The family is shocked when Mr. Smith reveals that he has been transfered to a nice position in New York, which means that the family has to leave St. Louis and the St. Louis Fair. Rent 3. 99 Buy 14. 99 Ratings and Reviews 100% TOMATOMETER Critics Consensus: A disarmingly sweet musical led by outstanding performances from Judy Garland and Margaret O'Brien, Meet Me in St. Louis offers a holiday treat for all ages. 6+ COMMON SENSE One of the most loving of all movie families. Information Studio Warner Bros. Released Copyright 1944 A Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. All Rights Reserved. Languages Primary English (Stereo) Accessibility Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.

 

The only other version of the song that measures up is Sinatra's. Though the revised lyrics in his take aren't as good. It should remain a dark melancholy song it says so much about the holidays. Donald is so handsome, man. And so cheerful and filled with positive energy. This scene was the climax of the film, kinda like a mating dance. After this, she and the king both realized they were falling in love. and etcetera, etcetera, etcetera, can't leave that out. Lol. This song, coupled with Judy's tragic life, makes me want to cry every time I hear this. I'm performing this with my a cappella and I'm solo-ing for part of Judy's infamous song. I think I might sob on stage, and I don't think I care if I do.

Heaven. Thank you. Enjoyed this delightful movie. Loved all the characters. Makes me cry every time. JUDY GARLAND I LOVE U. VICTIM OF HER MOTHER BECAUSE OF GREED OF MONEY. 1:38 keep going back to that part for some reason. Enter the characters you see below Sorry, we just need to make sure you're not a robot. For best results, please make sure your browser is accepting cookies. Type the characters you see in this image: Try different image Conditions of Use Privacy Policy 1996-2014, Inc. or its affiliates.

"MÂGÂM's glorious love story with music! Judy Garland and Margaret O'Brien star in this heartwarming tale of the emotional trauma the colorful members of an early 20th century St. Louis family experience when they learn their father has been transferred- and they will have to move to New York. NR, 1944, 1 hr 52 min, 7. 6 / 10 Cast Judy Garland, Margaret O'Brien, Mary Astor, Lucille Bremer Studio Warner Bros. Language English Meet Me in St. Louis is available to watch and stream, buy on demand at Amazon, Vudu, Google Play, FandangoNow, iTunes, YouTube VOD online. Tootie of 'Meet Me in St. Louis' to appear here for free movie screening in September 1 of 5 Margaret O'Brien in "Meet Me in St. Louis" 1944) Courtesy of MGM/Warner Bros. Pictures Margaret O'Brien (left) and Judy Garland in "Meet Me in St. Louis" 1944) MGM/Warner Bros. Pictures Acting as master of ceremonies Bob Hope, famous U. S. stage and screen star, presents a miniature Oscar to Margaret O'Brien, who won a special award as the Outstanding Child Actress of the year, during the Academy Award function held in Hollywood on March 29, 1945. Hope would have been 110 years old today. (AP file photo) From left: Lucille Bremer, Margaret O'Brien and Judy Garland in "Meet Me in St. Louis" 1944. MGM/Warner Bros. Pictures The house at 5135 Kensington Avenue in November 1994, the year the dilapidated house was demolished. It was the home of Sally Benson, the author of "Meet Me in St. Louis" and immortalized in the 1944 movie of the same name. Post-Dispatch file photo Yes, you'll get to meet Tootie in St. Louie–well, in University City, at least.  Margaret OBrien, who played feisty kid sister Tootie in the 1944 classic “Meet Me in St. Louis, ” will be at the Tivoli Theatre on Sept. 26 for a special screening of the movie in celebration of its 75th anniversary, officials announced today. Shell join Turner Classic Movies Primetime Host Ben Mankiewicz for an introduction and a meet and greet with fans at the theatre. The event starts at 8 p. m. Her appearance comes after St. Louis was named the winner of the third “Bring TCM to Your Hometown” contest. More than 100 cities across the country were submitted, and Lisa Buchhold of St. Louis submitted the winning entry. Tucson won last year, hosting Angie Dickinson for a screening of "Rio Bravo. Buffalo, New York hosted director Barry Levinson for a screening of "The Natural" in 2017. “TCM is focused on creating communities of classic film fans and engaging with our supporters in their hometowns throughout the country is such an incredible opportunity” CJ Bargamian, TCMs vice president of acquisition and digital engagement, said in a statement. OBrien, now 82, was seven years old when the movie was released. She was given a special juvenile Oscar that year. The movie is based on the writings of Sally Smith Benson, who grew up at 5135 Kensington Avenue. The character of Tootie is based on Benson as a child. The home was razed in 1994. Members of TCM's official fan club, TCM Backlot, can reserve their tickets now. Tickets will be available to the public for free on September 3 by visiting. Sign up for our Go! Sneak Peek e-newsletter, your weekly go-to guide for the weekend's best entertainment in and around the St. Louis. Margaret OBrien got her youthful start in show business when she accompanied her mother to a photo shoot. Eddie Roth of St. Louis and Marilyn Wolfe of Edwardsville share their #stlstuff Take the trolley tour of the cinematic stops in "Meet Me in St. Louis. which turns 70 this year.

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MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS is a colorful and entertaining 1944 musical surrounding the oh-so-simple events in the life of the Smith family, in St. Louis, excited about having the World's Fair come to their sleepy little hamlet but worried about their impending move from St. Louis due to Mr. Smith's job transferring him away from their beloved home. Judy Garland was at her career peak and never looked more beautiful on screen than here portraying the second eldest Smith daughter, Esther, trying to deal with the idea of moving from St. Louis just when she has found love with the boy next door (the forever bland Tom Drake. Leon Ames and Mary Astor offer strong support as Esther's parents and Margaret O'Brien steals every scene she's in as youngest Smith daughter Tootie. A meticulously crafted film, with Judy offering three of her finest song performances with "The Trolley Song" The Boy Next Door" and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas." Her duet with O'Brien, Under the Bamboo Tree" is also a delight. This was the film that first brought Judy Garland together with 2nd husband Vincente Minnelli and his love for her is evident film is Vincente's exquisite valentine to Judy.

That dress looks so uncomfortable oh my god

I almost do, then I realize i'm black and how bad that would actually suck.
I saw the thumbnail and saw it was the woman who played dorthy and had to click on it. I'm glad I did. she has such a beautiful voice.

Warning! Do NOT Download Without a VPN! Your IP Address is.   Location is Your Internet Provider and Government can track your download activities! Hide your IP ADDRESS with a VPN! We strongly recommend using a VPN service to anonymize your torrent downloads. It's FREE! START YOUR FREE TRIAL NOW. This really makes me smile, I was having aquite rough day and then I get to listen to this and now everything is a smile. thank you judy! you are always on my heart. I love the dresses the girls wore to the Fair. But you would need a few sisters to help get dressed. Musicnotes features the world's largest online digital sheet music catalogue with over 300, 000 arrangements available to print and play instantly. Shop our newest and most popular sheet music such as "The Trolley Song. The Boy Next Door" and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" or click the button above to browse all sheet music. Download our free apps for iOS, Android, Mac, and PC and interact with your sheet music anywhere with in-app transposition, text & highlighter markup and adjustable audio/video playback. Plus, organize your music into folders and set lists and much more.

We need to bring back this fashion! I want elegance and class to be trendy again. Want to behold the glory that is ' Meet Me in St. Louis ' on your TV, phone, or tablet? Searching for a streaming service to buy, rent, download, or view the Vincente Minnelli-directed movie via subscription can be confusing, so we here at Moviefone want to help you out. We've listed a number of streaming and cable services - including rental, purchase, and subscription options - along with the availability of 'Meet Me in St. Louis' on each platform. Now, before we get into the various whats and wheres of how you can watch 'Meet Me in St. Louis' right now, here are some particulars about the Metro Goldwyn Mayer musical flick. Released 1944, Meet Me in St. Louis' stars Judy Garland, Margaret O'Brien, Leon Ames, Lucille Bremer The movie has a runtime of about 1 hr 53 min, and received a score of (out of 100) on Metacritic, which assembled reviews from well-known critics. What, so now you want to know what the movies about? Here's the plot. Meet Me in St. Louis" is a classic MGM romantic musical comedy that focuses on four sisters (one of whom is the nonpareil Judy Garland) on the cusp of the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair. The film spotlights the sisters' education in the ways of the world, which includes, but isn't limited to, learning about life and love, courtesy of the prototypical boy next door. In the end, love. accompanied by song, dance and period costumes, all in glorious Technicolor. conquers all. Meet Me in St. Louis' is currently available to rent, purchase, or stream via subscription on iTunes Store, VUDU, YouTube, and XFINITY.

Once you select Rent you'll have 14 days to start watching the movie and 24 hours to finish it. Overview System Requirements Reviews Related Available on Xbox One HoloLens PC Mobile device Xbox 360 Description St. Louis 1903. The well-off Smith family has four beautiful daughters, including Esther and little Tootie. 17-year old Esther has fallen in love with the boy next door who has just moved in, John. He however, barely notices her at first. The family is shocked when Mr. Smith reveals that he has been transferred to a nice position in New York, which means that the family has to leave St. Louis and the St. Louis Fair. Additional information Directors Vincente Minnelli Writers Irving Brecher Fred F. Finklehoffe Size 5. 78 GB (1080p HD) 3. 42 GB (720p HD) 1. 84 GB (SD) Portions of content provided by Tivo Corporation. 2020 Tivo Corporation.

So angelic. The lighting on her beautiful face was amazing. And Have yourself a merry little Christmas. That's true talent they both have. Fake news always comes from children. Thanks for the great example. Well this aged beautifully - not only is this dress still great/trendy 66 years later but the lyrics are on point. View Trailer Share on: Share via Facebook Share via Twitter 4. 5 / 5 stars 87% 100% Read Less Released Year: 1944 Cast & Crew Esther Smith Tootie Smith Mr. Alonzo Smith Rose Smith John Truett Mrs. Anna Smith Katie (the maid) Lucille Ballard Grandpa Agnes Smith Colonel Darly Director Producer Information for Parents One of the most loving of all movie families. Read More.

There is this teacher that sings this in the hallway everyday. Their like a mad old married couple so adorable lol. Such a cheerful movie, just what I needed. A nice surprise to see a young Lovey Howell too. Thanks for posting. 46:31 Martin Liedtke as a child. Scrobble Stats Recent Listening Trend Day Listeners Tuesday 6 August 2019 8 Wednesday 7 August 2019 9 Thursday 8 August 2019 15 Friday 9 August 2019 Saturday 10 August 2019 10 Sunday 11 August 2019 Monday 12 August 2019 Tuesday 13 August 2019 Wednesday 14 August 2019 Thursday 15 August 2019 6 Friday 16 August 2019 11 Saturday 17 August 2019 Sunday 18 August 2019 Monday 19 August 2019 Tuesday 20 August 2019 Wednesday 21 August 2019 Thursday 22 August 2019 1 Friday 23 August 2019 5 Saturday 24 August 2019 7 Sunday 25 August 2019 Monday 26 August 2019 12 Tuesday 27 August 2019 4 Wednesday 28 August 2019 Thursday 29 August 2019 Friday 30 August 2019 Saturday 31 August 2019 Sunday 1 September 2019 Monday 2 September 2019 Tuesday 3 September 2019 Wednesday 4 September 2019 Thursday 5 September 2019 14 Friday 6 September 2019 Saturday 7 September 2019 Sunday 8 September 2019 Monday 9 September 2019 Tuesday 10 September 2019 Wednesday 11 September 2019 Thursday 12 September 2019 Friday 13 September 2019 Saturday 14 September 2019 Sunday 15 September 2019 Monday 16 September 2019 Tuesday 17 September 2019 Wednesday 18 September 2019 Thursday 19 September 2019 Friday 20 September 2019 Saturday 21 September 2019 Sunday 22 September 2019 Monday 23 September 2019 Tuesday 24 September 2019 Wednesday 25 September 2019 Thursday 26 September 2019 Friday 27 September 2019 Saturday 28 September 2019 Sunday 29 September 2019 Monday 30 September 2019 Tuesday 1 October 2019 Wednesday 2 October 2019 Thursday 3 October 2019 Friday 4 October 2019 Saturday 5 October 2019 3 Sunday 6 October 2019 Monday 7 October 2019 Tuesday 8 October 2019 Wednesday 9 October 2019 Thursday 10 October 2019 Friday 11 October 2019 Saturday 12 October 2019 Sunday 13 October 2019 Monday 14 October 2019 Tuesday 15 October 2019 Wednesday 16 October 2019 21 Thursday 17 October 2019 18 Friday 18 October 2019 Saturday 19 October 2019 Sunday 20 October 2019 Monday 21 October 2019 Tuesday 22 October 2019 Wednesday 23 October 2019 Thursday 24 October 2019 Friday 25 October 2019 Saturday 26 October 2019 Sunday 27 October 2019 Monday 28 October 2019 Tuesday 29 October 2019 Wednesday 30 October 2019 Thursday 31 October 2019 Friday 1 November 2019 Saturday 2 November 2019 Sunday 3 November 2019 Monday 4 November 2019 Tuesday 5 November 2019 Wednesday 6 November 2019 Thursday 7 November 2019 Friday 8 November 2019 Saturday 9 November 2019 Sunday 10 November 2019 Monday 11 November 2019 Tuesday 12 November 2019 Wednesday 13 November 2019 Thursday 14 November 2019 Friday 15 November 2019 Saturday 16 November 2019 Sunday 17 November 2019 Monday 18 November 2019 13 Tuesday 19 November 2019 Wednesday 20 November 2019 Thursday 21 November 2019 Friday 22 November 2019 Saturday 23 November 2019 Sunday 24 November 2019 Monday 25 November 2019 Tuesday 26 November 2019 Wednesday 27 November 2019 Thursday 28 November 2019 Friday 29 November 2019 Saturday 30 November 2019 Sunday 1 December 2019 Monday 2 December 2019 Tuesday 3 December 2019 Wednesday 4 December 2019 Thursday 5 December 2019 Friday 6 December 2019 Saturday 7 December 2019 Sunday 8 December 2019 Monday 9 December 2019 Tuesday 10 December 2019 20 Wednesday 11 December 2019 Thursday 12 December 2019 Friday 13 December 2019 16 Saturday 14 December 2019 Sunday 15 December 2019 Monday 16 December 2019 Tuesday 17 December 2019 Wednesday 18 December 2019 Thursday 19 December 2019 Friday 20 December 2019 Saturday 21 December 2019 Sunday 22 December 2019 Monday 23 December 2019 Tuesday 24 December 2019 Wednesday 25 December 2019 Thursday 26 December 2019 Friday 27 December 2019 Saturday 28 December 2019 Sunday 29 December 2019 Monday 30 December 2019 Tuesday 31 December 2019 Wednesday 1 January 2020 Thursday 2 January 2020 Friday 3 January 2020 Saturday 4 January 2020 Sunday 5 January 2020 Monday 6 January 2020 Tuesday 7 January 2020 Wednesday 8 January 2020 Thursday 9 January 2020 Friday 10 January 2020 2 Saturday 11 January 2020 Sunday 12 January 2020 Monday 13 January 2020 Tuesday 14 January 2020 Wednesday 15 January 2020 Thursday 16 January 2020 Friday 17 January 2020 Saturday 18 January 2020 Sunday 19 January 2020 Monday 20 January 2020 Tuesday 21 January 2020 Wednesday 22 January 2020 19 Thursday 23 January 2020 Friday 24 January 2020 Saturday 25 January 2020 Sunday 26 January 2020 Monday 27 January 2020 Tuesday 28 January 2020 Wednesday 29 January 2020 Thursday 30 January 2020 Friday 31 January 2020 Saturday 1 February 2020 Sunday 2 February 2020 Monday 3 February 2020 Upcoming Events Photos Add image 3 more photos API Calls.

That dress and it's red insets! Love it. Thumbs up if singing gourds brought you here. GAGAAAA. Killerfrost from the Flash show looks jus like Judy...