Broadway Melody of 1936 (1935)
  • Broadway Melody of 1936 (1935)
  • Broadway Melody of 1936 (1935)
  • Broadway Melody of 1936 (1935)
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Awards
Best Writing, Original Story Academy Awards [1936] (Won/Nominated: Nominated)
Best Picture Academy Awards [1936] (Won/Nominated: Nominated)
Best Dance Direction Academy Awards [1936] (Won/Nominated: Won)
Plot Summary
The Broadway Melody of 1936 was designed as the first of many annual follow-ups to "MGM"`s early-talkie triumph Broadway Melody (1929). Jack Benny is atypically cast as a Walter Winchell type who carries on a feud with Broadway producer Robert Taylor...
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Related Movies
Broadway Melody of 1940 [Followed by] (Year of movie: 1940)
Broadway Melody of 1938 [Followed by] (Year of movie: 1937)
The Broadway Melody [Follows] (Year of movie: 1929)

Discography

Singles
The Old Folks at Home (Swanee River)
On a Sunday Afternoon
All I Do Is Dream Of You
Sing Before Breakfast
I`ve Got a Feelin` You`re Foolin`
Broadway Melody
You Are My Lucky Star
Broadway Rhythm
 

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Quotes
  • Sally Burke: Why don`t you go back and see Gordon? Irene Foster: I will not! Sally Burke: You *came* here to see him, didn`t you? Irene Foster: Yes, but I still have a little pride left. Ted Burke: So`s Gandhi, but he`s getting awful thin.
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  • Eleanor Powell was dubbed by Marjorie Lane.
  • The announcer who introduces Jack Benny`s radio gossip report at the beginning of the film is Don Wilson, the regular announcer on Benny`s real-life radio program.
  • When retakes were needed, director Roy Del Ruth was already working on Thanks a Million (1935), so W.S. Van Dyke directed the retakes.
  • Buddy Ebsen`s first movie.
  • Rumours say that Eleanor Powell didn`t want at first to play in the movie but was too polite to tell MGM officials directly. She asked for the leading role and an exorbitant salary, and MGM accepted her demands.
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