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Gay Blades

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In this romantic comedy from 1946, we follow the misadventures of a young and charming ice skater who, after a fortuitous twist of fate, finds himself thrust into the competitive skating scene of New York. With a natural talent, his love for the sport is soon overshadowed by the arrival of an unexpected rival: an arrogant and talented skater who not only threatens to steal his title but also the heart of the girl of his dreams.

The story evolves into a cocktail of comedic situations and romantic entanglements as our protagonist tries to stay on his feet—in every sense— in the frantic world of skating. As the days go by, the rivalry between the two skaters intensifies, leading to hilarious confrontations on the rink. To complicate matters further, his relationship with the girl becomes a game of misunderstandings and jealousy.

Set against the backdrop of a vibrant and lively city, the characters find themselves immersed in a mix of friendship, competition, and a touch of madness that only the world of skating can offer. Throughout the plot, the young man will learn valuable lessons about the true nature of love, friendship, and sacrifice, creating an ending that celebrates the joy of sport and the pursuit of dreams, while everyone learns that sometimes you just have to go with the flow of life.

Media type
Movie
Year
1946
Director
George Blair
Writer
Albert Beich
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.20
Actors
Allan Lane
Jean Rogers
Edward Ashley
Frank Albertson
Ann Gillis
Robert Armstrong
Paul Harvey
Ray Walker
Jonathan Hale
Russell Hicks
Emmett Vogan
Edward Gargan
Nedrick Young
William Benedict
Gender
Comedy
Country
United States
Original title
Gay Blades
Duration
67
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