Singin’ in the Rain is a good choice for #1. I am also a big admirer of The Band Wagon.
“That’s Entertainment” was written for The Band Wagon.
"When you've danced with Cyd, you stay danced with," said Fred Astaire of Star of the Month Cyd Charisse.
— TCM (@tcm) June 2, 2021
Their two dance numbers in THE BAND WAGON ('53) were among the most technically stunning performances on screen during the '50s. pic.twitter.com/UcdzZPKP3Q
Star of the Month Cyd Charisse and Fred Astaire are breathtaking in the sublime 'Dancing in the Dark' sequence in Vincent Minnelli's THE BAND WAGON.
— TCM (@tcm) June 2, 2021
This film was the first pairing of the two stars and choreographer Michael Kidd's first major motion picture. pic.twitter.com/BnLJcNEhfX
The Band Wagon premiered in at Radio City Music Hall in NYC 68 years ago today on July 9, 1953… "That's entertainment, indeed!" -NY Times, 7/10/53 pic.twitter.com/t9ujmH7tvx
— Classic Movie Hub (@ClassicMovieHub) July 9, 2021
THE BAND WAGON assumes that the audience will universally see Jack Buchanan as this lovable but pretentious freak, whereas I identified with him and wished I could see his version. And maybe therein lies the problem!!
— Anna Biller (@missannabiller) March 23, 2022
Sad! 