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Easter Parade

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Easter Parade is a 1948 musical film directed by Charles Walters, featuring Judy Garland and Fred Astaire. The movie includes several songs composed by Irving Berlin, notably “Easter Parade,” and stars Peter Lawford and Ann Miller. It was produced in Technicolor and based on a story developed by Goodrich and Hackett.

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Who stars in the 1948 movie Easter Parade?

The film stars Fred Astaire and Judy Garland as a dance duo in early 20th-century New York. It was the only time the two legendary performers worked together on screen in a major motion picture.

Did Ann Miller tap dance in Easter Parade?

Yes, Ann Miller plays a supporting role and performs several spectacular, fast-paced tap dance numbers in the film. Her performance in "Shakin' the Blues Away" is one of the movie's standout musical sequences.

Who wrote the music for Easter Parade?

The movie features a collection of classic songs written by the legendary composer Irving Berlin. The titular song, "Easter Parade," was already a well-known standard before being adapted into the film.

What is the plot of Easter Parade?

The story follows a Broadway dancer, played by Fred Astaire, who tries to prove he can turn any chorus girl into a star. He selects a naive performer, played by Judy Garland, and trains her to replace his former partner.

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