Hey, I'm Az
I watch way too many TV shows and I am a multi-shipper in training. I am a huge dork and proud of it. I suffer from chronic wanderlust. I believe in love and forgiveness. And I am a work in progress.
This is my lady. She's also my Number 1 Wife. And I love her so very much.
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Anderson Cooper & Grumpy Cat on Anderson Live
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Swing Time (1936)
Lingering in the empty art deco nightclub in which they had performed, the duo dances a farewell, moving through a dramatic sequence of choreography which re-enacts their affair. Musical themes and dance styles are reprised from earlier in the film. Critic Arlene Croce called the number “the supreme dramatic event of the [Astaire-Rogers] series, a duet moving through a succession of darkening emotions and abrupt rhythmic changes in which we see unfolded in dance the story of the film.” The scene was filmed as a continuous shot, with only one cut. Forty takes were necessary for the climax, a difficult set of rapid turns performed by Rogers.
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