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_aeng _beng _heng _jeng _jfre _jspa |
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046 | _k1933 | ||
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_aPN1997 _b.F595 1933 |
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100 | _aThornton Freeland | ||
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_aFlying Down to Rio _cThornton Freeland _h[videorecording]= |
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_aUnited States _bRKO Radio Pictures _c2006 |
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_a1 videodisc (ca. 89 min.) _bsound, black & white. _c4 3/4 in. |
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440 | _aDavid W. Foster Collection | ||
500 | _aBased on a story by Lou Brock and a play by Anne Caldwell. | ||
520 | _aFrom case cover: "We'll show them a thing or three," Honey Hale (Ginger Rogers) says as she and Fred Ayres (Fred Astaire) take to the dance floor to do The Carioca. As events turned out, Astaire and Rogers showed us three times three, making nine more films after their breakthrough first screen teaming in Flying down to Rio. "Too big for the earth, so they staged it in the sky!" ads declared for this spirit-lifter with a swell Vincent Youmans score and built around a romantic triangle played by Dolores Del Rio, Gene Raymond and Raul Roulien. It alsoincludes a dandy production number in which chorines soar on airplane wings. Rogers and Astaire are fourth- and fifth-billed, but their magic was undeniable. When the film ends, the last image we see isn't the leads. It's Fred and Ginger. | ||
538 | _aDVD video; Dolby Digital; monaural; NTSC; Regions 1; 16:9 widescreen. | ||
546 | _aEnglish audio. Optional English, Spanish or French subtitles. | ||
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_aThornton Freeland _eDirector |
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_aCyril Hume _eScreenwriter |
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_aH.W. Hanemann _eScreenwriter |
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_aErwin S. Gelsey _eScreenwriter |
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_aAnne Caldwell _eAuthor |
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_aLou Brock _eAuthor |
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_aDolores del Rio _eActor |
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_aGene Raymond _eActor |
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_aRaul Roulien _eActor |
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_2lcc _cDVD |