Easter Parade (1948)
Easter Parade (1948)
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Cast
as Don Hewes
as Hannah Brown
as Nadine Hale
as Jonathan Harrow III
as Francois
as Mike the Bartender
as Essie
as Al
as Marty
as Sam
as Singer
as Boy With Astaire in `Drum Crazy' Musical Number
as Specialty Girl
as Specialty Girl
as Specialty Girl
as Hat Model Showgirl
as Hat Model Showgirl
as `Delineator' Twin
as `Delineator' Twin
as Modiste
as Drug Store Clerk
as Mary, Hannah's Backstage Maid
as Headwaiter
as Bar Patron
as Dog Act
as Cabby
as Cop Who Gives Johnny a Ticket
as Drugstore Customer
as Policeman
as Hotel Detective
as Florist
as Salesgirl in `Drum Crazy' Musical Number
as Waiter
as Peddler With Umbrella
as Callboy at Roof Garden
as Hotel Front Desk Clerk
as Drugstore Customer
as Showgirl
as Showgirl
as Showgirl
as Showgirl
as Showgirl
as Showgirl
as Showgirl
Critic Reviews for Easter Parade
All Critics (19) | Top Critics (5) | Fresh (17) | Rotten (2) | DVD (6)
Easter Parade is a musical with old and new Irving Berlin tunes and standout dance numbers.
Easter Parade may not strike the perfect balance between song-dance interludes and story, but it's an appealing show just the same.
Easter Parade is the sort of musical to put your feet up for.
A fantastic movie, featuring two of the finest motion picture performers ever, Astaire and Judy Garland, in their only cinematic pairing. Ann Miller also stars in there, too, to spice things up even more.
The Irving Berlin score is bright, and Walters is one director who knows when to leave Astaire to his own devices.
The most famous act finds Garland and Astaire dressed as bums for "A Couple of Swells," but there's also ... the pair tackling the title tune and -- my favorite -- Astaire showing off his incomparable tap-dancing prowess in "Steppin' Out with My Baby."
Audience Reviews for Easter Parade
Another great Irving Berlin musical, with some superior talent in Astaire and Garland. The only thing that I am worrisome over is the entire concept that this movie ties in with the Easter Parade, when in fact it's barely mentioned.
Super Reviewer
Okay, seriously, Fred Astaire - who are you kidding picking Judy Garland over Ann Miller? No man in his right mind would ever reject the always charming Ann Miller after that dazzling tap number for that lame-o tramp (and by tramp I mean bum, not slut) routine. Nevertheless, this was solid. The songs are great, Judy Garland's vibrato voice always works for her, and Fred Astaire taps dat off the walls! It's a delightful confection. Like eating an Easter candy.
Super Reviewer
too good to watch only at easter
Super Reviewer
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