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Hello,I confess I don't visit the film forum very often, but I have a question regarding a Sinatra film from the fifties.
In which film is it that the song, "All The Way" will be found? I was thinking it might be Pal Joey, but have not been able to find any reference to the song therein. I also took a look at Man With The Golden Arm. but IIRC, Sinatra doesn't sing at all in that film.
Thanks for your help.
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a decent Sinatra performance with a great song and the beautiful Mitzi Gaynor. Did someone mention "Pal Joey"... my favorite Sinatra musical...with Kim Novak and Rita Hayworth what better looking mice could you ask for?
One of the finest looking women to grace the screen in the past 50 years. Guess I'll have to add Pal Joey to my collection of DVDs containing Ms Novak's performances.Thanks for the reference to The Joker Is Wild, but I confess that I found it after a long, long search of Sinatra movie music. I guess this movie is not available for consumers though.
a film with one of the hottest dance scenes ever put on film and a stand-out performance by Rosalind Russell. I actually think Kim is MORE beautiful as a red-head!
I watch "Picnic" every Labor Day. It's ironic that Kim was the dancer and Holden had two left feet, just the opposite of the characters. For me, she is at her most beautiful in her dual roles in "Vertigo".
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