Entrons dans la danse

Titre original : The Barkleys of Broadway

1949
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1h 49min

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Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in Entrons dans la danse (1949)

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Comedy Musical

Un couple de comédie musicale couronné de succès mais se querellant sans cesse est sur le point de rompre lorsque la femme envisage de devenir comédienne dramatique.Un couple de comédie musicale couronné de succès mais se querellant sans cesse est sur le point de rompre lorsque la femme envisage de devenir comédienne dramatique.Un couple de comédie musicale couronné de succès mais se querellant sans cesse est sur le point de rompre lorsque la femme envisage de devenir comédienne dramatique.

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Nommé pour 1 Oscar
- 4 nominations au total

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Lois Austin

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Dick Baron

Bobby Soxer
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Mary Bayless

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Margaret Bert

Mary
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Betty Blythe

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Réalisation
- Charles Walters
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Anecdotes
Fred Astaire had sung "They Can't Take That Away from Me" to Ginger Rogers previously in L'entreprenant Mr Petrov (1937), but they had never danced to it. Rogers suggested that they use the song again (this time dancing), and so it was included.

Gaffes
In "Shoes With Wings On" dance, one dancer has his shoes off when trying the tap shoes. When he takes them off and gives them to Fred Astaire's character, the dancer forgets to pick up his shoes when he walks out the door. After that, they are not to be found when the routine continues.

Citations
Ezra Millar: Thank you. I'm touched, the piano's touched, and Tchaikovsky's touched.

Connexions
Edited into Hollywood: The Dream Factory (1972)

Bandes originales
They Can't Take That Away from Me
(1937)
Music by George Gershwin
Lyrics by Ira Gershwin
Sung by Fred Astaire (uncredited)
Danced by Fred Astaire (uncredited) and Ginger Rogers (uncredited)

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7/10

Under-appreciated

Bickering husband and wife musical comedy team break up over her ambitions to become a dramatic actress. Final Fred & Ginger movie and their only film in color. Doesn't seem to get a lot of love but I enjoyed it. Fred and Ginger still play well off of each other, though admittedly the script doesn't have any of the sexual tension or playful banter of their more classic films. The bickering is nowhere near as bad as other reviewers have said, though. I felt the relationship between the two was very loving.

Ginger is absolutely gorgeous in Technicolor. I can't remember her ever looking so radiant. Her wardrobe was great, too. Speaking of beauties, I have to mention lovely Carol Brewster who had a small part but caught my eye. She looked quite fetching as well. Cutie Gale Robbins is fun as Ginger's understudy. Oscar Levant is great as their friend. He also has a couple of nice piano numbers.

The musical numbers are good. The Scottish number, Fred's solo number, and "They Can't Take That Away from Me" were all excellent. But whose brilliant idea was it to ruin the opening (and probably best) dance number by putting the opening credits over it? Regardless, it's a good movie with some solid musical numbers, luscious Technicolor, and the great Fred & Ginger in their last film.