Der Tänzer auf den Stufen

Originaltitel: Stormy Weather

1943
Approved
1 Std. 18 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,3/10

2947

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Lena Horne and Bill Robinson in Der Tänzer auf den Stufen (1943)

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Stormy Weather: That Spells Trouble ansehen

1 Video

91 Fotos

Comedy Drama Music Romance

Die Beziehung zwischen einer aufstrebenden Tänzerin und einer beliebten Sängerin bietet einen Rückblick auf die großen afroamerikanischen Entertainer der frühen 1900er Jahre.Die Beziehung zwischen einer aufstrebenden Tänzerin und einer beliebten Sängerin bietet einen Rückblick auf die großen afroamerikanischen Entertainer der frühen 1900er Jahre.Die Beziehung zwischen einer aufstrebenden Tänzerin und einer beliebten Sängerin bietet einen Rückblick auf die großen afroamerikanischen Entertainer der frühen 1900er Jahre.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,3/10

2947

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Auszeichnungen
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Cab Calloway Orchestra
(as Cab Calloway and His Band)

Katherine Dunham and Her Troupe

Dance Troupe

Fats Waller

'Fats' Waller

The Nicholas Brothers

Dancers
(as Nicholas Brothers)

Ada Brown

Singer

Dooley Wilson

Gabe Tucker

Cab Calloway

Cab Calloway

Katherine Dunham

Katherine Dunham

The Tramp Band

The Tramp Band

Doris Ake

Dancer
(Nicht genannt)

Juliette Ball

Dancer
(Nicht genannt)

Lucille Battle

Dancer
(Nicht genannt)

Matthew 'Stymie' Beard

Stagehand
(Nicht genannt)

Talley Beatty

Dancer
(Nicht genannt)

Lennie Bluett

Dancer
(Nicht genannt)
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Anise Boyer

Singer
(Nicht genannt)

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Wissenswertes
Final film of Fats Waller. On December 15, 1943, less than five months after the film's July 21 opening in Manhattan, Waller, age 39, died of pneumonia on a train stopped at Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri. Having fallen ill during an engagement at the Zanzibar Room in Hollywood, he had boarded the Santa Fe Chief in Los Angeles and was headed for New York City.

Patzer
The first time Selena says "Bill Williamson" (in the first scene, before her character has met him) her mouth quite clearly says "Bill Robinson. Bill Robinson played Bill Williamson.

Zitate
Blackface Comedian #1: [Part One of the routine; Car breaks down] Whoa!
Blackface Comedian #2: What's wrong with it?
Blackface Comedian #1: Well, I'd...
Blackface Comedian #2: Where'd you have it fixed?
Blackface Comedian #1: I just had it worked on.
Blackface Comedian #2: Who worked on it?
Blackface Comedian #1: The man that's got the garage...
Blackface Comedian #2: Well, he ain't no good. The man you want is the man...
Blackface Comedian #1: I had him. He's the one that ruined it.
Blackface Comedian #2: Well, I see you got plenty water, but is you outta gas?
Blackface Comedian #1: No, it ain't that. I think maybe it's...
Blackface Comedian #2: Oh, it couldn't be that.
Blackface Comedian #1: Well, there ain't much wrong with it.
Blackface Comedian #2: What you need is some of them new gadgets. You know, the kind that you buy...
Blackface Comedian #1: I just bought some.
Blackface Comedian #2: Oh, not them. I mean the kind what fastens where they fits. A whole dozen'll cost about...
Blackface Comedian #1: That's too much money. I can't afford it. I got to get some that don't cost no more...
Blackface Comedian #2: You can't get 'em that cheap.
Blackface Comedian #1: Well, we can get the car fixed up good maybe for around...
Blackface Comedian #2: No, what you need is a new car.
Blackface Comedian #1: Yeah. The kind like my uncle had. He made a trip out...
Blackface Comedian #2: Did he go out there?
Blackface Comedian #1: Sure. I thought all the time he was gonna go...
Blackface Comedian #2: He did, but not that time.
Blackface Comedian #1: Well, what's he doin' now?
Blackface Comedian #2: Since he been back, he's been very busy gettin' ready for what he thinks...
Blackface Comedian #1: Is that so?
Blackface Comedian #2: Sure.
Blackface Comedian #1: Well, I guess like all bachelors, he's...
Blackface Comedian #2: No, no. Not him. He gonna get married.

Crazy Credits
Written below the final credit screen, 'The End', is a promotional for buying war bonds. The plug states "For Victory - U.S. War Bonds and Stamps. Buy Yours In This Theatre".

Verbindungen
Edited into American Pop (1981)

Soundtracks
Rang Tang Tang
(uncredited)
Music by Cyril J. Mockridge
Lyrics by Bill Robinson
Danced by Bill Robinson and children

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8/10

Great music makes a great movie

Stormy Weather is a must see, if for no other reason than to view our past. The music is tops - the story line corny - the dancing is fantastic. Lena Horne's costumes are truly amazing - it would be nice if the movie has been in color to see this beautiful lady.