An American in Paris
Music • 1951 • 1 hr 53 min
Starring
Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron, Oscar Levant, Georges Guétary, Nina Foch
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A simple plot, in a time where pure talent was the main focus. Sensational dancing! designed to express emotion rather than simply entertain
Every movie that has song and dance after “An American in Paris” are attempting to imitate “An American in Paris.”
Really beautifully shot, with wonderful sets, choreography and backdrop of Paris
It’s wonderful, it’s marvelous! The costumes, sets & choreography are amazing. Gene Kelly is charming & adorable, his dancing is phenomenal.
It’s really hard not to love Gene Kelly.
The plot is fine, but I could watch Gene Kelly move and dance for hours. Spectacular last 10 minutes.
It's a brilliant and beautiful reminder of the golden age of Hollywood. I guarantee it'll put a smile on the glumest of faces.
Just a bunch of fun to watch Gene Kelly dancing around Paris.
Amazing wardrobe, set, & DANCING. Ballet with tap choreography beautiful. Story sweet with some chuckles. Didn't feel like a musical.
This is an absolute classic and a must watch
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