【记录】音乐剧历史之上世纪30年代：舞离大萧条！_影音天地

两旁世人

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安安静静的做一个两旁世人。

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该系列音乐剧历史纪录片共有8集从上世纪20年代一直到2000年

Director: Phillip Dye
Writer: Phillip Dye
Genre: Documentary / Musical
Country: USA
Language: English
Rating: 8.1/10

Cast:
Shirley Jones as Herself / Host / Narrator
Amanda Abel as Herself
Billy Barty as Himself
(archive footage)
Robert S. Birchard as Himself
Roy Bishop as Himself
Pat Boone as Himself
Kitty Carlisle as Herself
Leslie Caron as Herself
Drew Casper as Himself
George Chakiris as Himself
Beverly D'Angelo as Herself
Arlene Dahl as Herself
Roy Edward Disney as Himself
Dale Evans as Herself (archive footage)
Nanette Fabray as Herself

It's been said that America has given the world two thoroughly original art forms... jazz and the movie musical. The 1930s saw the newly born genre of the Hollywood musical bloom with artistry and variety never before imagined. For many film-goers, the Hollywood musical gave them escape and hope during the troubled years of the Great Depression. Highlights of this 2-part program include the magic of director/choreographer Busby Berkeley as his eye-popping, sexy production numbers move to the forefront of the genre. The screen partnership of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers brings sizzling romance to the screen. The style and grace of these perfect partners was unprecedented. Musical child stars brighten the doldrums of the depression. The musical ladies of 20th-Century Fox are profiled, as well as the dancers that tapped their way into America's hearts. Singing cowboys burst upon the scene creating an entirely new genre, the musical western and many songs and musicals are featured in this Musical history of the 1930s.

This installment in the Hollywood Singing and Dancing documentary series takes a look at the musicals of the 1930's, exploring how Hollywood used the musical as a way to provide much needed escapism during the Great Depression, and introduced stars to the scene like Shirley Temple and Betty Grable.