35mm

The Barkleys of Broadway

Charles Walters
Part of

Fred & Ginger

July 13 - 15, 2018

After ten years apart, Fred and Ginger got the old act back together for one last hurrah in this Technicolor confection from MGM’s Freed Unit, which recaptures the old Astaire-Rogers magic with a new poignancy.

DIRECTOR
Charles Walters
YEAR
1949
COUNTRY
USA
RUNTIME
109 minutes
FORMAT
35mm

After ten years apart, Fred and Ginger got the old act back together for one last hurrah—this time in Technicolor and with the help of MGM’s high-gloss Freed Unit. Originally designed as a vehicle for Astaire and Judy Garland, it turned out to be a fitting reunion piece with its story of a husband and wife song-and-dance team whose professional partnership and marriage hit the rocks after she decides to pursue a career in the “legitimate” theater. Fred tapping amidst a legion of disembodied shoes is sheer delight, while the ballroom number “They Can’t Take That Away from Me”—reprised from 1937’s Shall We Dance—recaptures the old magic with a new poignancy.

The Barkleys of Broadway
The Barkleys of Broadway
The Barkleys of Broadway

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