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42nd Street,
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42nd Street
(1933)
Runtime: 89 min
Country:
USA
Language: English
Synopsis: One of the most
enjoyable and important musicals of all time, this sizzling Warner Bros is also
one of the best loved of the early talking pictures. The film is recognised as
a masterpiece, not just for its racy dialogue and lavish costumes or its
now-classic "newcomer goes on instead of indisposed star" plot, but also for
affording kaleidascope cinematographer Busby Berkeley a chance to show off. The
production cost a mammoth $400,000 and it shows.
Cast: Warner
Baxter, Ruby Keeler, Dick Powell, Ginger Rogers
| Format: |
Region 0 (or "region free") is
compatible with DVD players from any region.
We strongly advise USA and
CANADIAN customers to check their NTSC dvd player for PAL
compatibility. |
| Quality: |
10/10 digital transfer |
| Price: |
£15.00 |
| Shipping: |
£1.00 (worldwide) |
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Ginger Rogers
Born: 16-7-11, Independence,
USA
Died: 25-4-95, Rancho Mirage, California
Her first film was in
1929 in A Night in a Dormitory (1930). It was a bit part. Later that year,
Ginger had small appearances in two more films, A Day of a Man of Affairs
(1929) and Campus Sweethearts (1929). The following year she began to get
better parts in films such as Office Blues (1930) and The Tip-Off (1931). |
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