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About Me
- Alex
- FL, United States
- I'm a native Floridian of the Melancholy/Idealist temperament who spends her time in part exploring and enjoying the world of classics in Hollywood, literature, history, and politics. I've been convinced that I was born too late since childhood.
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Ellie Mae (Ginger Rogers) lives on Primrose Hill with her good-hearted and fancy free mother, her drunken father, her younger sister (a young Joan Carroll who played Agnes in Meet Me In St. Louis) and a mean-spirited grandmother. The Hill is not a good part of town, however. When she meets and falls for a hard-working man, they marry and she hides her past from him. When he discovers the truth it jeopardizes their marriage.
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And when that silver screen fairy tale has faded to black, don't forget to wake up...
I love that movie!
ReplyDeleteAw, I still haven't watched this film yet! This is the one with Jimmy, too...Must find this somewhere...
ReplyDeleteHannah you need to see Vivacious Lady! I need to watch it again. I'm behind schedule in exhausting this film like I did Stage Door.
ReplyDeleteBy the way I like your little bookshelf in the sidebar! It's cute! I heard the book at the very bottom 'misrepresents' them or something, but I haven't read it, so I don't know for sure!
Lauren
I'm looking forward to sitting down and watching Vivacious Lady in its entirety soon myself as well. And Stage Door! I think Beth over at Finding Ginger may have a link up to watch either one or both of these on youtube. I was naive enough to try watching Swing Time on youtube recently, and when it got to the scenes with the musical numbers, all the sound was cut out. :-/ Major letdown!
ReplyDeleteAnd Lauren, it seems like I read something about that book being very opinionated as well - that's sort of why I want to read it though. Aside from how Fred and Ginger represent themselves in their own autobiographies, I want to see other people's take on them too. I don't know, I'm always wanting more. ;)
hahahahaha, amazing!
ReplyDeletethis is soooo great!!!! Every time I watch it, I'm almost crying at this scene from laughter!! "Alright, put 'em up!" hahaha Thank you for sharing this scene with us :)
ReplyDelete~Ashley @ http://www.ahauteaparty.blogspot.com