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@darklight436 Because it was 1941. Speaking as a black woman, I'm glad they were even in the movie. I think I heard or read somewhere that back then, in real life, blacks and whites wouldn't have even been in the same army guard house let alone having an impromptu, jam session in one.

"I don't know how to do ONE step." Fred rocks!

@justloveher100 You've Got Mail, and In The Good Old Summertime are both based on the same story called The Shop Around The Corner. Try watching all three of them one day and note the similarities. Personally I think Judy Garland's version is the best one.

Great tribute. The scenes fit so well with the music. I almost like this better than the end of Dirty Dancing.

Everybody was tap-dance fighting...

Wally Cleaver, Eddie Haskel, Gilligan...Man, everybody's up in this joint!

I like how Fred walks around like he's the man while wearing a kilt. Oh, well. Even in a "skirt" he's still awesome.

Mary Mary's version is great, but this version rocks your socks off.

Did the man eat Awesome for breakfast?

Is it a coincidence that F.A. stands for Fred Astaire and Freakin' Awesome? I think not.

@VintageBeauty1313 You know, I have to agree with you. He wasn't the handsomest man in the world, but there was just something about him that went beyond looks and made him very attractive. If he were still alive, single and not 113 years old, I'd date him.

That was beautiful. Fred and Ginger would be proud.

Love the dress, Ginger!

This was a great movie. I just wish it would've ended on a happier note for Judy's character.

I have a vivid memory of sitting on the floor of our apartment and watching this movie on VHS when I was about six years. This is one of those movies that stays in a cedar chest in the attic of your brain until you see a clip like this and all of a sudden the memories start flowing. Thanks for ...

@newblseveryday ...And that's what REAL Christmas is all about. Thanks for posting that.

Steve Guttenburg is a good actor, but can we put some eye-brows on this man?

What is it about cheesy Christmas movies? I just love 'em, no matter the cheese content.

Cabage Patch dolls in the background. That takes me back.

@Smartboy8877 I can do even better than that. I've got her watching Fred Astaire and Judy Garland movies. Black and white movies from the 30s and 40s; and she actually likes them. Mind blowing!

Don't answer it, Abe. If you know what's good for you.

I only recently, within the last couple of years, realized there was this version. I like this one, but I guess I've seen An Affair to Remember so many times, that I can't imagine any one else playing these roles except Cary Grant and Debra Kerr. That said, Love Affair is still a good movie.

"Don't call me pure soul. It irritates me." Love that line.

Go 'head, Fred. School those kids

@Diamondgrl2007 I hope by now you've watched this movie. It's a great movie and happens to be the movie that started my love for all things Fred Astaire.

@MrSirMang Those 116 people are just mad 'cause they can't do it.

@peaceintheworld2007 M.J. of course. He and Fred Astaire are my two favorite male entertainers.

@AppleSouffle "Carefree"

@beggingtoescapexx That's what I thought too, when I heard it for the first time and really every time I listen to it.

@mrmuddy316 On the show, Mrs G. left because she got married and joined the Peace Corps or something like that. In real life, Charlotte Rae left because she wanted to pursue other acting opportunities. Is it sad that I know this stuff? I really do have a life.

@chrislesbian It's all right.

WOW!!!!!!

Loved Judy!. And Ronald Regan was pretty good looking. He was the first President of my lifetime, I kinda have a sentimental feeling about him.