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Re: The Audrey Hepburn Story

written by Dep  on 02.07. at 07:21:40 - as answer to: Re: The Audrey Hepburn Story by little prince tights at
> I would suggest that if you want to see tights movies, then rent 'costume'>movies (fairytale like movies) such as The Pied piper of Hamlin (color >1958 starring Van Johnson, Claud Raines) the whole movie is nothing but >tights (everybody girls,boys,men,women). Also, find the old 60's Roger >Corman film Mask of the Red Death starring Vincent Price (Tons of tights and >even a ballerina sequence!!). Rodgers and Hammersteins Cinderella is another>great tights film (the 60's had great tights films!! very colorful outfits).>More films to look for would be King Alfred, The Prince and the Pauper (look for the British versions fairy tale films). You will not likely find too many ballet>movies with lots of tights unless you rent the ballet videos (like Gisselle or>Romeo and Juliet)again look for the European or Russian companies (better costumes). I agree, Billy Elliot was awful.

>>>Waitaminnit. Awful? True, no guys in tights, but "BE" had a lot to recommend it, by my lights. First, it flew in the face of the "all danseurs are gay" prejudice. Secondly, it made dance look like a cool thing to do. At least, it did for me! By contrast, "Stayin' Alive" had loads of tights in it, on men and women, but it was truly one of the most astonishingly stupid movies about dance ever made. I mean, a 30-minute broadway show? Who the hell told Stallone he could make a dance movie anyway?-Depon

P.S. Also, "BE" had a soundtrack largely consisting of T-Rex songs. What's not to like?>


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