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  • Love watching these old movies. Enjoyed this would emensely!

  • Judy Garland captures EVERYTHING shes in.

  • Wonderful classic! Two words . . . Lena Horne!!

  • LOVE ... LOVE ... LOVE THIS MOVIE!!!

  • is that doris dau at 1.12

  • @Runrome That's June Allyson.

  • I cracked up seeing Sinatra singing... Now correct me if I'm wrong, but did anyone else noticed that he was loaded? Lol.. Cocaine or heroin is my bet! The eyes never lie! 38 years of working with at risk kids n families... He was high....

  • @GATAMONAE Heroin and Cocaine didnt become widespread until around 1962. He wasnt. Youre stupid.

  • omg sally! of course! i saw the black and white movie on tcm :p awesome!

    geez these songs are amazing :)

  • Why aren't more people likeing this...don't they know an "Classic" when they see one...not many of today's young people do.....I'm the exception....i'm 24 & evrybody says i hace av old soul...cuz i love evryhting having to do w/ anything old Movies and Music....I do still love today's movies & music....it's just there will never be anyhting like this ever again....today's stuff just doesn't do it justice :)

  • Somewhere there is a reel from about 1917 (w/ sound), of an excerpt from the stage musical number (which was like Phantom of today success-wise), "Till the Clouds Roll By" performed by Anna Wheaton and James Harrod---It is exquisite perfection!! It was televised many years ago on some documentary show and was so memorable!! I wonder where it is now?

  • This movie came out in 1946, not 1940. Fix the infobox. By the way, great movie.

  • omgomgomg thanks soo much i lost my dvd of this :( thanks :)

  • Very light biopic indeed but lots of classic songs and great preformers.

    And an amazing final shot !! ;-)

    Thanks for sharing !

  • The studio's "BIG" musical of 1946 (as if "The Ziegfeld Follies" weren't enough that year), an Arthur Freed "special" released that December. Supposedly a biography of Jerome Kern, his life is presented as pure "Hollywood gloss" [and most of it pure fiction]. The real Kern died in November 1945, as production began, so we never find out exactly what happened to "him" at the end. It's the music, however, that made this movie a success, so enjoy!

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