Swing Time DVD, 1936

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Film Description

With its peerless Jerome Kern score, including 'The way you look tonight', 'A fine romance' and 'Pick yourself up', and a stream of breathtaking dance numbers, Swing Time has Astaire, dazzling as usual, and Rogers, never more radiant and touching, at their combined peak. The 'Never Gonna Dance' routine is unsurpassed.

Film Information

Director - George Stevens

Produced - 1936

Main Language - ENGLISH

Countries & Regions - American film

Cast - Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers

DVD Details

Certificate:	U	Publisher:	Universal Pictures	Region:	2
Length:	100 mins	Aspect:	1.33:1	Cat No:	8240525
Format:	DVD B&W	Subtitles:	Hard of Hearing - English

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John Davies on 21st February 2000

With its marvellous Jerome Kern score ('The Way you look Tonight, A Fine Romance, Pick Yourself Up') and a stream of breathtaking dance numbers, 'Swing Time' has Astai... more >