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Holiday Inn (1942)

Director: Mark Sandrich

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From Time Out Film Guide

Despite opportunities for some fine dancing from Astaire at his most energetic, he's lumbered not only with Crosby, crooning 'White Christmas' for the first time, but also with Marjorie Reynolds, clearly no replacement for Ginger Rogers. But the Irving Berlin score, including 'Easter Parade' and 'Let's Say It with Firecrackers' (which gives Fred his best moment) makes up for the thin story about a love triangle at the eponymous vacation resort.

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Cast & crew

Director: Mark Sandrich

Producer: Mark Sandrich

Cast: Fred Astaire, Bing Crosby, Marjorie Reynolds, Virginia Dale, Walter Abel, Louise Beavers full cast

Genre(s): Musicals

Duration: 100 mins


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