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VHS : Tonight & Every NightIn association with Amazon.comstarring: Rita Hayworth, Lee Bowman, Janet Blair, Marc Platt, Leslie Brooks directed by: Victor Saville  Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786302281606 Format: Color, HiFi Sound, NTSC ISBN: 6302281601 Label: Sony Pictures Manufacturer: Sony Pictures Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Sony Pictures Release Date: September 26, 1997 Running Time: 92 minutes Studio: Sony Pictures Theatrical Release Date: January 09, 1945 Sales Rank: 9012 Related Items: Average Rating:
 Rating:  - There's another person besides Rita, who makes this movie watchable.His name was Marc Platt, a brilliant dancer who made his movie debut in this film, and I doubt if anybody who ever saw it has forgotten him, though they may not remember his name. Marc Platt was, I think, the first American dancer to join the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlos when it settled in the US during the Second World War. He was a dancer on Broadway, too, and today the movie he's most likely to be remembered for, is SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS, in which he, naturally, is one of the ... Read More Rating:  - I MUST HAVE THIS ON DVD!!!!I can't wait for Columbia/Sony Pictures to release this film on DVD. Rita Hayworth was truly a stunner in every respect, and her studio did their upmost to showcase her beauty and talents as a dancer in film after film. Kudos to them!!! This one is a perfect example of such a Star vehicle. Luscious Technicolor, a number of EXTREME closeups of the creamy Love Goddess herself, a variety of musical numbers, including one sizzling samba with Rita in a white costume that shows a lot of flesh. ... Read More Rating:  - A Forgotten GemRita Hayworth is radiant in this film--she just kept getting lovelier and lovelier. Her biographers note that she was pregnant with her first child, Rebecca Welles (Rita was married to Orson Welles at the time), during the making of this film, and maybe it's that maternal glow that makes her look even more beautiful than usual here. Her dancing, as always, is a joy to watch, especially in the physically demanding number "You Excite Me." And her acting is terrific too. She had such a lovely ... Read More Rating: - BEAUTIFUL WAR MUSICAL !How can someone write that this is a turkey ? He must be blind, deaf and totaly lacking of romance... This musical is a wonderful example of what the old Hollywood was : Music, Glamour, Song and Dance and most of all the beautiful Rita in gorgous Technicolor. One of the best Hayworth - dance numbers ever on screen performed is "You excite me" : Rita doing Samba is something to watch...she tosses her red hair and one can imagine the GI's going crazy... Rating:  - An all-time turkeyThis may be the worst musical ever to appear from a major Hollywood studio. Its Golden Turkey status is based on several features: worst sets, worst music, and absolutely the worst screenplay. Poor Rita Hayworth; she was forced to do whatever Harry Cohn, who ran Columbia, commanded. At one point, she and young Janet Blair do a dance in long-johns that is one of the low points in movie history. The choreography is abominable. But then, so is this film. Browse for similar items by category:
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