35mm

Follow the Fleet

Mark Sandrich
Part of

Fred & Ginger

July 13 - 15, 2018

Fred and Ginger go nautical in one of their sparkiest, most underrated efforts, which features some of the duo’s most joyously spontaneous set pieces set to divine Irving Berlin melodies.

DIRECTOR
Mark Sandrich
YEAR
1936
COUNTRY
USA
RUNTIME
110 minutes
FORMAT
35mm

Fred and Ginger go nautical in one of their sparkiest, most underrated efforts. Trading in his trademark tails for Navy whites, Astaire is a sailor on shore leave attempting to woo former dancing partner Rogers into getting the old act back together—but she’s having none of it. The divine Irving Berlin melodies score some of the duo’s most pure-pleasure routines: the dueling dance contest spontaneity of “Let Yourself Go”; the carefree slapstick silliness of “I’m Putting All My Eggs in One Basket”; and, indelibly, the bittersweet enchantment of “Let’s Face the Music and Dance,” with Ginger making it look easy in a weighted dress as the pair glide across a Deco dream world.

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