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Many of these songs performed are from the notorious 'Hot Space' album, which has got to be the worst album ever recorded, with exception of 'Sgt.
Before Sigmund Romberg and Dorothy Donnelly wrote their immortal score for The Student Prince, it had originally been performed as a straight dramatic work by the great turn of the last century stage actor, Richard Mansfield.
Having performed the role of "Ruth" at secondary school, I have many fond memories of "The PoP".
It's a mixed bag of mystical nonsense, ineptly performed political machinations and gratuitous gore.
The music by Verdi is just superb, no wonder it is one of the most performed operas today, from the prelude of Act 1, Brindisi(which I am sure everybody knows even if they're not into opera), Sempre Libra, to the heart-rending ending, it is just delightful, and is bound to bring tears to people's eyes like it did to me.
Ving Rhames plays the animal which is not an accurate name for his character ,since his character is no different than a mob boss or a drug cartel kingpin.... this is how you have to be to survive on the streets.. excellent acting by Jim Brown who in real life is a PEACE ACTIVIST.. Ving Rhames does an excellent performance ,, who i think is worthy of an academy award nomination....Chazz Palminteri also performed well as a supporting actor.... this is a must see movie for Kids going down the wrong path in life,, since it shows the consequences of a leading a violent lifestyle....
Lewis Milestone performed one of his best directing jobs with "The Racket."
Finally the enterprise sinks completely during long and tiresome slapstick routines performed by Leon Errol.
Nevertheless it was an interesting movie and the cast performed well.
Then the Mold, an evil character from Irena's past, performed by an excellent Michele Placido, who was killed by a giant scissor that would have killed an elephant, is still alive and comes back in Irena's life.
The movie itself sort of just plods along with nothing really 'gong on' and a lot of really annoying music performed by very annoying people and two of the dullest hot chicks I've ever seen.
Anna Kovalchuk performed very well.
Great comedy drunk scenes performed by a superb Peter O'Toole.
Myself, I went to Sunday school at the Temple, and worked with the stage crew in setting up the monthly illustrated sermon settings, and performed in many of them, from the late 1930's till just after her death when I went to the Navy.
It was brilliantly funny, incredibly inventive and superbly performed.
When that song is performed, I always get warm and tingly.
James Mason is as pale as the script in this forties "thriller" that looks like it was performed and directed by a community theatre group.
And while musical interludes usually seem to intrude in the comedy flow, hearing and seeing such numbers like the Oscar-nominated "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company B", "Bounce Me Brother With a Solid Four", and "Apple Blossom Time" performed by Patty, Maxene, and LaVerne just add to the rousing enjoyment.
When those songs are performed, I always get warm and tingly.
'American Graffiti' and 'Star Wars' are the only truly great films that Lucas has been involved with and 'American Graffiti' is shot like a documentary, edited with care, written with charm and performed with excellence by a cast that will always be remembered for this film that helped them launch careers that would take them to the top of their profession.
I thought that he performed good.
None of his productions have performed like "The Sound of Music."
From the brief duels with jealous husbands to the scenes in the fencing academy to the final rapier and dagger brawl (capped by a spectacular leap performed by stuntman Jock Mahoney) the sword work here is awesome.
The story-line here is a fictionalized biography by veteran Frank Gruber, with screenplay by Horace McCoy, detailing the events of the Reno Brothers' gang and their train robberies performed in rural Indiana c. 1866.
It's by far the cleverest of all the recent 'Aussie battler' comedies, as a few critics pointed out, and it's by far the best performed, with a great appearance by Kevin Harrington (who I see scored an AFI nomination for Best Actor for this, which is pretty unusual for an Aussie comedy), and Shaun Micallef (who should have won an AFI for his performance).
The real Lombard was hardly such and while she used the language that Clayburgh shouted over and over again in the film, in reality it did not come off in the cheap manner that Clayburgh performed it in.
To be fair it doesn't try to hide it's 'influences', but when they are performed so badly it's hard to forgive.
I have performed in two amateur productions of Pinafore, and seen several others.
His classical dance number is performed with such finesse that it takes you by sheer surprise.
When I saw the film with my lover he said, "Who knew he could preach!" when Duval performed his final sermon.
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