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King of Songs and Dances
Daphnee 2022-01-21 08:02:16
Robert. Z. This film directed by Leonard is based on Florence, the founder of the largest song and dance troupe on Broadway, Siegfried Sing and Dance Company. Siegfried's life as the subject matter is one of the important masterpieces of the golden age of Hollywood musicals in the 1930s. At that time, she won three awards including the Ninth Oscar for Best Picture. Actress Louise. Lena played Siegfried's first wife and won the Best Actress Award. Siegfried was an entertainer in a variety show when he was young. In 1893, he went to Broadway to develop and established the popularity of the singing and dancing troupe. In 1907, he founded the Siegfried Singing and Dance Ensemble, which is famous for its large-scale singing and dancing performances in beautiful costumes, and won the title of King of Songs and Dances. The role of Siegfried is by William. Powell acted as the lead performer, and both the male and female protagonists performed very well.
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Jermain 2022-04-22 07:01:49
The title of the film is Siegfried, the king of singing and dancing, but after watching it, he seems to know nothing except that he is frustrated in the stock market and is a master hunter. Some song and dance scenes may be good alone, but they seem to be out of touch with the plot, and the three-hour assembly line narrative makes people groggy. Although Reiner's acting is a little nervous and his eyes are a little deliberate, it is still the biggest highlight of the film.
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Kody 2022-04-21 09:03:15
3.5 stars, the stage design is really extraordinary, but in general it is a smooth running account, add half a star in the last ten minutes, the movement of the orchid slipping from Siegfried's hand reminds me of Kane. . .
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Anna Held: In Paris, I was a big success because they liked my voice. In London, I was a big success because they liked my singing. But in America, to be a big success, I need 20 gallons of milk and must sit in it!
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Florenz Ziegfeld Jr.: Fallen flowers, my dear, are like fallen stars. They soon lose their luster.