Gross US & Canada
$928,298
Opening weekend US & Canada
$566,045
Gross worldwide
$1,099,207
Gross US & Canada
$928,298
Opening weekend US & Canada
$566,045
Gross worldwide
$1,099,207
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By Annalise 2022-10-02 23:24:53
[Film Review] White Christmas (1954) 6.7/10
Paramount Pictures' very first VistaVison extravaganza and American's Yuletide staple, Michael Curtiz's WHITE CHRISTMAS, conceived thematically but unofficially as a sequel to Mark Sandrich's HOLIDAY ANN (1942), stars the top-notch crooner Bing Croyesby as Bob Wallace, paired with Danny Kayesby as Bob Wallace, paired with Phil Danny Davis, they are the Wallace-Davis singing duo that...
By Merl 2022-10-02 15:38:13
Watching the song in the rain and Astaire’s dance, I noticed Cyd Charisse, the dancer who plays the underworld woman in the dream dance. Several of her films seem to be based on ballet. I have never seen tap dance or other types. A question: Isn’t Hollywood golden age ballet incompatible with tap dancing?
In Silver Christmas, the first dance performed by Vera-Ellen and Danny, it feels that it involves many kinds of dances: first of all, I feel that...
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By Amelie 2023-09-08 10:27:01
American New Year's films were really top-notch at that...
By Mireya 2023-09-06 22:08:14
I heard that it is a restored movie, and the restoration is very good, especially the restoration of color is not inferior to the current camera. At that time, all the movies were indoor mirrors! 1954 was the time when the United States began to develop! That social thriving has begun to show. Created a powerful empire of the United States in the 80s and 90s. At that time, there were film and television works on the subject of...
By Kathryn 2023-09-02 05:31:22
Watched it at Disney...
By Lukas 2023-08-21 00:24:23
My sister is really mindless and doing it again, and it's still quite fitting for Christmas. White Christmas is so...
By Samson 2023-08-19 10:48:28
Every time I watch the old songs of that era, I am fascinated by the graceful and restrained movements of the actresses. At that time, the face and skirt were too lickable, right? Want to take dance and etiquette classes? It's a good Christmas pastime, and the atmosphere is enough to sit by the...
Doris: [after Phil and Judy announce their engagement at the party] I sure wish it would happen to me.
Phil Davis: Yeah, I do, too.
Bob Wallace: [to Phil and Judy] You ought to be horsewhipped. First you, and then you, and then you again.
Phil Davis: [Looking at Judy; to Bob] Hey, how about those big brown eyes?
Bob Wallace: [Looking at Betty] No, they're blue.
Phil Davis: [Still looking at Judy] Brown.
Bob Wallace: [Still looking at Betty] Unh-uh, blue.
Phil Davis: [Follows Bob's gaze and sees Betty] Oh, yeah. *Deep* blue.