Much of the movie The Band Wagon is a series of loosely related clips, but the following is my favorite, and has been for a long time. When I was in middle school, I shared this song with two girls who either liked it or me enough to learn all the lyrics and sing the different parts with me as we walked around the schoolyard. For a time, we even called ourselves "The Triplets". (Those were some cool girls.)
Here's Fred Astaire, Nanette Fabray and Jack Buchanan as the battling babes:
And while I'm thinking of "children" in musical movies, I have to mention The Muppets Take Manhattan scene where Miss Piggy imagines what it would have been like if she and Kermit had known each other when they were younger. The song "I'm Gonna Always Love You" features baby Piggy explaining all the things she will do when she grows up (singing, flying a plane, neurosurgery) without losing her love for Kermit. This scene, which inspired the Muppet Babies cartoon, has got to be one of the cutest moments in movie musical history.
Godspeed Earl Holliman
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Earl Holliman, who played the cook in the science fiction classic *Forbidden
Planet* (1956), Jim Curry in *The Rainmaker* (1956), and Sgt. Crowley on
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1 comment:
So cute!How did they do that stuff? Bravo! amazing! and very funny.
I want to watch it live!
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