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Let's Dance (1950)
Donald Elwood meets after the war his former USO partner, Kitty McNeil, who is now a rich widow with a little child... (source: imdb.com)
Let's Dance Cast
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Kitty McNeil -
Donald Elwood -
Edmund Pohlwhistle -
Carola Everett -
Serena Everett -
Larry Channock -
Charles Wagstaffe -
Marcel -
Judge Mackenzie -
George, Bartender -
Man in Bowler Hat -
New York Policeman -
Showgirl -
Clerk -
Mrs. Bryant -
George -
Man -
Watchman -
Bit Part -
Butler -
Engagement Party Guest -
Nurse -
Engagement Party Guest -
Cook -
Clerk -
Herman -
Virgil, Chili Cabana owner -
Showgirl
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Release Date
29 November 1950
Tagline
HEARTS ARE DANCING WITH JOY! (original print ad - all caps)
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USA
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Tones
Tags
Custody Battle, Dance [art], Family, Love, Mother, Mother In Law, Nightclub, Performer, Romance, Show Business, Songwriter, War, Widow/widower
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Let's Dance is a 1950 musical romantic comedy film starring Betty Hutton and Fred Astaire. A war widow returns to work with her former dancing partner, but her upper class mother-in-law is aghast that her grandson is being exposed to show business and takes legal steps to gain custody.
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