Joan Leslie - Fred Astaire "We Have a Lot in Common"
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@Rtmax45 It's Arthur Murray, not Author Murray.
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Forgot to add Joan Crawford to the other three joans.
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Joan Leslie was Fred Astaire's favorite dancing partner. His least favorite was also a Joan. Joan Fontaine. A wonderful actress (she and Joan Leslie acted together in Born To Be Bad), but alas, no dancer. He also danced with Joan Caulfield.
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The Matron of the USO Canteen asked Fred, could you do anything with her? Fred answers, "could I." So Joan doesn't want him up on the stage with her. Joan wants him to "Get out of here will ya." She doesn't know he can sing and dance. She also doesn't know a secret he is keeping from her. At the end of the dance, Joan asks Fred "Were did you learn to dance like that?" He answers "Author Murray’s" There was a law suit filed against the studio by Author Murray for using his name.
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Fabulous Joan is stunning for. 17 years old
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"you better start stripping"
Fred Astaire saying this? hahaha *faint*
9 months ago 2
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@tron81 Young people behaved with more class and dignity in that era. It was their attitude not their physical appearance that made them seem older.
9 months ago 2
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"Get out!" (then he shuffles towards her) lol Fred Astaire is a wonder charm.
moroccansunshine 1 year ago 7
Fantastic: this catchy tune swings like crazy -- and the lyric is smart and funny.
And then there's the great dancing !!
Drblooter99 1 year ago 5