Blanche Frederici, Dolores Del Rio, Etta Moten
DVD Release Date: October 24, 2006
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February 24, 2009When I say that this is the least satisfying of the Ginger & Fred movies, I want you to understand two things. First, it was their first together so they were cast in supporting roles. Hence they are not meant to dominate the scene. Second, they were paired, I believe, by happ...( read more)
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May 27, 2009definitely interesting, but not that outstanding. I'm glad Fred & Ginger's lone dance number caught enough attention to warrant future pairings--they almost get lost amidst the boring leads, the minimal dry humour, and the transitional editing that felt like a 1930s PowerPoint p...( read more)
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April 29, 2008The Carioca features a fabulous piece of choreography and - for the first time, the fabulous partnership of Fred and Ginger dancing like the God and Goddess that they are. That final number with all those girls dancing on top of airplanes is entertaining too - sensational for the...( read more)
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January 9, 2008It is nice to see what Fred and Ginger can do in supporting roles rather than leading roles in this film, and the overall story is good.
There are a few things within this film which lower the rating a little but it is still well worth a watch and the Carioca is great, but mayb...( read more) -
November 25, 2007Overall, the movie was ok. Without a doubt, Fred & Ginger definitely stood out. It's no wonder why they became stars through this movie.
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February 12, 2007Giger Rogers and Fred Astaire are teamed up once again for a romantic and pleasant time. Dolores Del Rio and Gene Raymond help this swiftly moving romantic plot along - was one of Del Rios best character portrayal. One of the many classicals you don't want to miss.....
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