Down to Earth
1947, Musical/Comedy, 1h 41m
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Deity of dance Terpsichore (Rita Hayworth) and her fellow muses are enraged when they learn that Broadway hotshot Danny Miller (Larry Parks) is planning to spoof Greek mythology in his next play. Disguised as a mortal named Kitty Pendleton, Terpsichore decides to visit earth and use her powers to get a starring part in Miller's musical. Before long, she convinces him to shift his attention from parody to serious art -- but New York audiences aren't so pleased with the resulting show.
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Genre: Musical, Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: Alexander Hall
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Producer: Don Hartman
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A semi-sequel to Here Comes Mr. Jordan, but it's a musical comedy. The movie is funny and has some good songs too. Xanadu is a sort of remake of this movie as well. This movie is better, of course.
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Mediocre musical wherein Rita is gorgeous but the music is exceptionally ordinary and leading man Larry Parks lacks star quality. A sequel to the far superior Here Comes Mr. Jordan with James Gleason repeating his role from that film, he's one of this film's bright spots.
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