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Dance, Girl, Dance

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In the bustling entertainment world of the 1940s, two girls with dreams of grandeur in the realm of dance find themselves navigating the complications of love and competition. Mahoney is a talented dancer with a fiery passion and insatiable ambition, while her friend, the flirtatious and charismatic Lucy, steals all the attention with her looks and charm. Together, they form a curious duo that seems to balance the scales between pure talent and the superficiality of show business.

As they both struggle to make a name for themselves in the competitive dance circuit, their rivalry intensifies, especially when an attractive producer begins to take an interest in Mahoney. Torn between her desire for success and her loyalty to her friend, Mahoney faces tough decisions that will test their friendship and her integrity. How far is she willing to go to achieve her dreams without losing herself in the process?

With impressive dance numbers that evoke the energy and innovation of the era, the story delves into themes of femininity, sacrifice, and the desire to be recognized beyond physical beauty. In this tapestry of passion and art, the protagonists will have to discover what it truly means to be an artist in a world that often values appearance over talent. The film culminates in a profound reflection on the struggle for authenticity in an industry filled with illusions.

Media type
Movie
Year
1940
Director
Dorothy Arzner
Writer
Frank Davis
Tess Slesinger
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.80
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
83.00
Actors
Maureen O'Hara
Louis Hayward
Lucille Ball
Virginia Field
Ralph Bellamy
Maria Ouspenskaya
Mary Carlisle
Katharine Alexander
Edward Brophy
Walter Abel
Harold Huber
Ernest Truex
Chester Clute
Lorraine Krueger
Lola Jensen
Emma Dunn
Sidney Blackmer
Vivien Fay
Ludwig StΓΆssel
ErnΓΆ Verebes
Stanley Blystone
Wade Boteler
Buster Brodie
Ralph Brooks
Paul E. Burns
Leo Cleary
Clyde Cook
Ray Cooke
Gino Corrado
Kernan Cripps
Jay Eaton
Bess Flowers
Paul Fung
Sam Harris
Lew Harvey
Lew Hicks
Donald Kerr
Milton Kibbee
Jeanne Lafayette
Mike Lally
Robert McKenzie
Tony Merlo
Frank Mills
Bert Moorhouse
Pat Moriarty
Philip Morris
Barry Norton
William J. O'Brien
Robert Emmett O'Connor
Jack O'Shea
Lee Phelps
Paul Phillips
Paul Renay
Dewey Robinson
Ralph Sanford
Ruth Seeley
Lee Shumway
Bert Stevens
Harry Tenbrook
Harry Tyler
Lee 'Lasses' White
Thelma Woodruff
Marjorie Woodworth
Gender
Drama
Comedy
Romance
Country
United States
Producers
Erich Pommer
Original title
Dance, Girl, Dance
Duration
90
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