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Plot:
Football player John Kent tags along as Huck Haines and the Wabash Indianians travel to an engagement in Paris, only to lose it immediately. John and company visit his aunt, owner of a posh fashion ho...( read more 
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Recent Reviews
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MCT:August 17, 2008What a cast! And, of course, it's Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire. Irene Dunne as a super bonus as well. Must say this again: Rogers and Astaire are the dancing couple of all time. More than anyone else, they dance as if they are in love, and their dancing acts out this love. Dancing, for them, is the same as acting.
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MCT:July 20, 2008
not at all my favorite Fred & Ginger movie. while it was nonetheless all-around entertaining, I was unimpressed by the drawn-out fashion show sequences and the overall lack of dancing. what dancing there was was great, but I didn't feel there was enough of it. also Dunne and Scott weren't nearly as electric in the type of roles F&G would later come to make classic. a sharp, wittty musical comedy that unfortunately just lacks the same kind of pizzazz as its bedfellows.
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MCT:February 21, 2008
Good film with great cast. Astaire and Rogers are (as usual) fantastic when they dance together. Dunne shows off her singing ability, and Scott just shows off his size.
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MCT:January 25, 2007If only they cut out the other storyline on here with Randolph Scott (snore!). As far as dancing goes, this is my fav Fred and Ginger flick...
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