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Ziegfeld Follies (1945)

The late, great impresario Florenz Ziegfeld looks down from heaven and ordains a new revue in his grand old style.

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Fernando Rafael Q 07 Mar 2011

The Ziegfeld Follies were a middlebrow imitation of real burlesque and vaudeville, and this film tribute is even more middlebrow, and uneven. Best segment is Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly's dance-off (Astaire FTW). Worst: pretty much all the comedy except Red Skelton's.

Dara K 08 Jun 2007

A Great Lady Has an Interview is one of the best numbers in history!

Zoran S 29 Dec 2011

Some of the comedy bits don't work that well, but the musical numbers that do work are often genius and sublime. I love the last number with the bubbles.

Michael T 26 Sep 2015

MGM's all-star revue spared no expense in showing off the studio's gallery of stars in lush, Technicolor settings; the film ranges from the sublime ("This Heart of Mine" and "Limehouse Blues," both danced by Fred Astaire & Lucille Bremer; "The Great Lady Gives an Interview" with Judy Garland; "Love" with Lena Horne) to the silly (a brace of hoary old vaudeville sketches and Kathryn Grayson singing the finale, "There's Beauty Everywhere.")

John J. Puccio 24 Apr 2006

...an elaborate showcase for the exceptional musical and comedy talents of MGM's biggest stars, with no messy story line or characterizations getting in the way.