This is one of those Betty Grable musical-comedies to see just how gorgeous she looked back in 1947-48. In this movie, Grable's character is the image of her grand-mother, whose portrait occupies a prestigious place in the palace hall. While Cesar Romeo swears love to Grable, it is Douglas Fairbanks Jr. to whom she loses her heart. Whenever she is in a jam, the grandmother [in the portrait] comes back to life to rescue her. If you are a Grable fan, you will love this one, despite the dated storyline. The quality of this print is to die for, so for all Grable fans, I urge you don't miss this one.
I saw this movie on our black & white tv when I was about 10 years old. I will be 76 this year. I have thought of this movie before many times but have never seen it again. I remember the people in the paintings came to life & I did not know Betty Grable from any other actress. What a treat to see in color & finally see it again. I do remember the ending stuck with me so am willing to skip the ads to see it again.
What a wonderful movie. Fabulous costumes, script, and acting. I enjoyed the comedic storyline, the ode to Shakespeare, and best of all…the love. I love a good love story. ❤
I don't think today's music or media carries the same sort of emotions. Men and women behaved very differently towards each other prior to the 1960s and since. I think younger people deep down regret this or pine for it without knowing what it was.
@@Anastasia-fl7hk Yes, it's beautiful, but you should be aware that this kind of love and romanticism never really existed. In ancient times, what existed most were husbands slapping wives, and they had to keep quiet. The reality has always been similar, but over time, human rights and respectability have only increased.
A very lavish and ultra expensively produced screen full of pure corn. The over rated stars of the time were really quite ordinary looking people that were overhyped by the movie studio's to hoodwink the public. They couldn't even sing in their own voices which I would imagine sounded like croaking bullfrogs. Still if people want to adulate, each to their own.
I love these musicals. Betty Grable and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. were amazing. The best of all time!!
This is one of those Betty Grable musical-comedies to see just how gorgeous she looked back in 1947-48. In this movie, Grable's character is the image of her grand-mother, whose portrait occupies a prestigious place in the palace hall. While Cesar Romeo swears love to Grable, it is Douglas Fairbanks Jr. to whom she loses her heart. Whenever she is in a jam, the grandmother [in the portrait] comes back to life to rescue her. If you are a Grable fan, you will love this one, despite the dated storyline. The quality of this print is to die for, so for all Grable fans, I urge you don't miss this one.
❤❤❤ Just fabulous costumes and all the major actors were in their prime! Wished time can be kept in a bottle!!!
I enjoy these old films so very much. Thank you.
I saw this movie on our black & white tv when I was about 10 years old. I will be 76 this year. I have thought of this movie before many times but have never seen it again. I remember the people in the paintings came to life & I did not know Betty Grable from any other actress. What a treat to see in color & finally see it again. I do remember the ending stuck with me so am willing to skip the ads to see it again.
What a wonderful movie. Fabulous costumes, script, and acting. I enjoyed the comedic storyline, the ode to Shakespeare, and best of all…the love. I love a good love story. ❤
A magical and whimsical fantasy movie. Reminds me of something I would have watched when I was a kid ❤
GREAT MOVIE!!!!!!
great story with dialogue that shames Shakespeare a.nd the songs....wow....will be sung hundreds of years from now......
So sweet
Oh why don't they make lighthearted fluffy movies like this anymore ?❤
What are fun old movie💞 thanks so much for putting this online!
Loved this!! Thank you for the upload.
Deveriam fazer um musical. Adorei...bem atual com humor na medida certa.
Childish movie and amazing costumes. Still smiling after the film :)
So fun.
I really liked the film, but I'm 70 years old. Would anyone under 30 like it? hahahaha
I'm 20, and loved this film!! I sort of wish we could live those days again, just a little...that's something we'll never have.
I don't think today's music or media carries the same sort of emotions. Men and women behaved very differently towards each other prior to the 1960s and since. I think younger people deep down regret this or pine for it without knowing what it was.
@@Anastasia-fl7hk Yes, it's beautiful, but you should be aware that this kind of love and romanticism never really existed. In ancient times, what existed most were husbands slapping wives, and they had to keep quiet. The reality has always been similar, but over time, human rights and respectability have only increased.
Great to see Douglas Fairbanks in action!
Historically all wrong but such beautiful clothes and humans! ❤
12:34 I'm already loving this movie!
This is a totally different movie then what was on the feed.
The sunrise, tho 😂
😁😁😁😁
A quick synopsis would be appreciated!
Ridiculous amount of ad interruptions 👎
Too many advertisements. Every 5 minutes! I'm out.
Betty grable getting the snot beat out of her by Harry James. Romero hanging out around the men’s room
A very lavish and ultra expensively produced screen full of pure corn.
The over rated stars of the time were really quite ordinary looking people that were overhyped by the movie studio's to hoodwink the public. They couldn't even sing in their own voices which I would imagine sounded like croaking bullfrogs.
Still if people want to adulate, each to their own.
what a terrible film, after 10 minutes I couldn't stand it anymore. I want the 10 minutes of life back!
Omg such CORN 👎🤮