One of the sultriest, sexiest moments in the movies: Kim Novak and William Holden dancing to "Moonglow" in the film "Picnic" (1955). Pity about the syrupy violins. In the first few frames, you see...
One of the sultriest, sexiest moments in the movies: Kim Novak and William Holden dancing to "Moonglow" in the film "Picnic" (1955). Pity about the syrupy violins. In the first few frames, you see a young Susan Strasberg.
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no es una escena tonta, es una escena con profunda intension. Cuando la camara capta la tercera persona uno se convierte en el cuarto espectador.................. observando la atraccion de la pareja......todo en ellos flota porque estan a punto de perderse el uno en el otro " no eres tu lo que amo, es mucho mas, es mi existencia ella se me da a traves de ti"
Yes, Holden was miscast. But not that badly. Anyway, if this scene still gets to me, even after 50 years, then it must be a classic..."moonglow" AND the counterpoint to it included. By the way, see the film in the letterbox edition. It is wonderful.
Ridiculous, violins not syrupy but the georgeous conterpoint of the beautiful song Moonglow. Counterpoint melody titled Picnic--like the movie) written by the superb Steve Allen
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uno se convierte en el cuarto espectador..................
observando la atraccion de la pareja......todo en ellos flota
porque estan a punto de perderse el uno en el otro
" no eres tu lo que amo, es mucho mas, es mi existencia
ella se me da a traves de ti"
Yes, Kim and William Holden are magic