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Royal Wedding (1951 feature film)

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First published at 00:03 UTC on February 14th, 2020.

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Fred Astaire and Jane Powell star as siblings Tom and Ellen Brown, who have a hit Broadway show that ends up getting booked in London amid the festivities of Princess Elizabeth’s upcoming wedding. But their plans take a detour when Ellen meets Lord …

While Astaire was most often partnered with all-time babe Ginger Rogers, he made several musicals with other leading ladies like Rita Hayworth, Cyd Charisse, and Powell. The “You’re All the World to Me” solo, where he literally dances off the walls, is one of Astaire’s most famous routines.

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