The band on the soundtrack is Vince Giordano & the Nighthawks and they play at Sofia's [221 W.46th St NYC] every Monday and Tuesday...come join the 1920s party !!
I wasn't alive in the Hollywood of the 1930s but I really don't think Wainwright would have been singing in the Grove then - I mean no disprespect but his voice wouldn't have been vogue and he's waaay too light in the loafers stylistically for the period
@Billcoxyz1956 I dunno... this wasn't that far from when Rudy Vallee sang all those high-pitched tunes with the megaphone. It might have even been at the same time (I'm no expert on Rudy Vallee). And Cole Porter was pretty big around this time, or in the process of being so. There were a lot of lisping closeted musical types back in the day. My only criticism is that he should sing, if anything, even MORE over the top and flamboyant. They thought they were invincible before the crash.
I love that Martin Scorsese filmed this segment using the color photography available in the 1920s--namely two-strip Technicolor. Everything taking place in the 20s-early 30s is in shades of red and blue (even the whites are very pale blues). When it moves into the late 30s-40s, it becomes the full 3-strip, over-saturated Technicolor.
the way they do that gradual light up of the entire venue is surreal and perfect - more of the film should have been shot that way - they took too realistic of an approach it think, and also miscast the film with dicaprio even though he worked hard he isn't howard hughes.
Don't know why people are rating your comment negatively. You are critiquing, not bashing.
@ People who rated and who think of rating it negatively, you really have no footing on rating it as such. If Chris would have said, also miscast the film with dicaprio even though he worked hard he sucks and is a horrible actor, then you can negatively rate him.
All Chris is trying to express is his belief that DiCaprio wasn't the image/person to portray Hughes.
The band on the soundtrack is Vince Giordano & the Nighthawks and they play at Sofia's [221 W.46th St NYC] every Monday and Tuesday...come join the 1920s party !!
bixlives 1 month ago
Tom and Daisy Buchanan were there, just out of sight
TomthatiscalledTom 2 months ago
@gottalavmanga It's near the beginning when Howard Hughes is making Hells Angels.
Henry92RLC 6 months ago
I wasn't alive in the Hollywood of the 1930s but I really don't think Wainwright would have been singing in the Grove then - I mean no disprespect but his voice wouldn't have been vogue and he's waaay too light in the loafers stylistically for the period
Billcoxyz1956 1 year ago
@Billcoxyz1956 I dunno... this wasn't that far from when Rudy Vallee sang all those high-pitched tunes with the megaphone. It might have even been at the same time (I'm no expert on Rudy Vallee). And Cole Porter was pretty big around this time, or in the process of being so. There were a lot of lisping closeted musical types back in the day. My only criticism is that he should sing, if anything, even MORE over the top and flamboyant. They thought they were invincible before the crash.
dewhistle 1 month ago
what scene is this?
GottaLavManga 1 year ago
I love that Martin Scorsese filmed this segment using the color photography available in the 1920s--namely two-strip Technicolor. Everything taking place in the 20s-early 30s is in shades of red and blue (even the whites are very pale blues). When it moves into the late 30s-40s, it becomes the full 3-strip, over-saturated Technicolor.
smichelle65 1 year ago 4
Bad ASS Movie! MAHALO 2 YA!
Branzo29 1 year ago
i love this scene
ian3754 1 year ago
I Love This Movie Thanks For The Upload !!!
dakelhdenes 1 year ago
The music is so authentic.
Much more authentic than in most modern films set in the 1920s.
bobbobato 1 year ago
i cant BELIEVE i didnt know he did this!!!
silvershields 1 year ago
I was DEFINITELY born in the wrong decade!!
THIS looks right up my alley!!
Damn....what Id give to be able to go back to those days and live it up like they did!
seekingsnavely 1 year ago 2
it's so bad quality that I can't even see his face!
SofondaDildos 2 years ago 5
@SofondaDildos um, yes, me either
BetsySteinerSchool 1 year ago
i love that boy !!!
celur20 2 years ago 7
the way they do that gradual light up of the entire venue is surreal and perfect - more of the film should have been shot that way - they took too realistic of an approach it think, and also miscast the film with dicaprio even though he worked hard he isn't howard hughes.
ChrisCrockerTime 3 years ago
Don't know why people are rating your comment negatively. You are critiquing, not bashing.
@ People who rated and who think of rating it negatively, you really have no footing on rating it as such. If Chris would have said, also miscast the film with dicaprio even though he worked hard he sucks and is a horrible actor, then you can negatively rate him.
All Chris is trying to express is his belief that DiCaprio wasn't the image/person to portray Hughes.
At the first part Chris, I agree entirely!
SteveAndrewLangford 1 year ago
I would give ANYTHING to be able to have lived back then and been extremely rich and take in the club life like this!!
I don't care what anybody says...they KNEW how to party back then!!
This is my MOST favorite scene from the movie...this clip isn't all that great, but it is FANTASTIC to watch in the movie!
seekingsnavely 3 years ago 37
i COMPLETLY agree with u!!!! your opinon is exactly as mine :P seems to be soulmates ;)
deinvater666 3 years ago
just where is he putting his fingertips?
doddledont 3 years ago
This has nothing on the American in Paris version.
kristopaivinen 3 years ago
he's best!!!
EdwinS1994 3 years ago 4
pretty rufus
rockfrog2 3 years ago 2
I keep watching this for the way he slides up to the microphone. :) If that isn't a cool entrance, I don't know what is. *loves on Rufus*
Lintelomiel 4 years ago 16
his dad is on the piano!!
Rosietherabbit 4 years ago 4
Is that true? I never knew that. I know Martha Wainwright sings in the film as well.
BackwoodPictures 3 years ago
trying too hard? You naysayers have aids
randomortonswives 4 years ago
trying too hard.
hep2jive 4 years ago
Bullshit statement hep2jive
Citysinned 3 years ago
AMO A GWEN STEFANI
lanccc 4 years ago
omg rufus! *swoon* lol
inevitabilityHAA 4 years ago 2
haha me tooooooo! <3
JuLzFeRn 4 years ago
Why Leonardo Dicaprio cannot be edited out completely from this footage?
allaboutaeon 4 years ago
I said that about the whole movie :p
randomlettersand5 4 years ago
Awesome! And he is so cute too! His voice sounds amazing and this is a well directed scene.
EmilyAuclair 4 years ago 3
The song 'Peach Trees' is better. He sings way better in that song.
omartorres123 4 years ago
i have a dog named rufus
hep2jive 4 years ago
that singer was so not classy
hep2jive 4 years ago
uh, yeah he is.
bachelorette87 4 years ago
rufus is the only good thing about this movie
pindle 5 years ago 2
Isn't that Loudon on the piano?
371446 5 years ago
sure is.
kennymoorhouse 5 years ago
Rufus is so wonderfully talented ! Love his music.
MaudvanDutch 5 years ago
amazing !
evamania 5 years ago
nope, no excuse's valid! ;)
maud375 5 years ago
well fine punish me howener you see fit
gred4 5 years ago
god i shall chastise myself profusely
for not realizing that it was him when i saw that movie
but in my defense it was about four in the morning and i was half asleep
gred4 5 years ago
GAAAAA! I gotta see this movie just because Rufus sings in it! Oh! How ethereal! How angelic....ah...
MuseLitTheFuse 5 years ago
He did a good job of making his voice actually sound like it was from that era!
chezchezlefart 5 years ago
he didnt really change anything, thats what he always sounds like--wonderful.
constah 5 years ago
honey, that's just the way he sounds. He's can do anything
bachelorette87 4 years ago 2