Jolson Sings Again (1949) Part 7
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- In this sequel to The Jolson Story, we pick up the singer's career just as he has returned to the stage after a premature retirement. But his wife has left him and the appeal of the spotlight isn't what it used to be. This time Jolson trades in the stage for life in the fast lane: women, horses, travel. It takes the death of Moma Yoelson and World War II to bring Jolson back to earth - and to the stage. Once again teamed with manager Steve Martin, Jolson travels the world entertaining troops everywhere from Alaska to Africa. When he finally collapses from exhaustion it takes young, pretty nurse Ellen Clark to show him there's more to life than "just rushing around".
If only. Yes Jolson Sings Again alive in Person. There is no one ever will be singing as Al Jolson did. He will NEVER die. ❤
My mother loved Al Jolson and that got into my head when I was young. I probably watch The Jolson Story & Jolson Sings Again maybe 3 or 4 times a year. I love the films each time I watch them. My 2 favourites are in Jolson Sings Again, I Only Have Eyes For You & Sonny Boy. I think Jolson's voice sounds better at this stage of his life than ever.
I love I Only Have Eyes For You and April Showers the best. Both movies were wonderful to me.
Yes the whole film brilliant I could watch it again and again Larry parks could not have done better love this film so much
Jolson was the very best and Larry Parks did a wonderful job syncing his voice and playing his life story.I only wish I had the chance to see him in person
I THINK IAM one of the few people who like the second movie more than the first
The second movie was pointless.
My late father used to sing this to me I lost him 21 years ago it's hits you hard sometimes
Beautiful, brings tears to these old eyes...
I love the jolson story. Want to watch the whole thing
No one lip synched better with the most beautiful voice behind it!
I've heard that Jolson did not sing just one song and let the audience go home. He sang over an hour and nobody left.
Around 4:03 we are told that Jolson will sing one song and let the people go home. From notes of the evening I have read, Jolson sang for an hour and a half and gave the younger entertainers a master-class in showmanship. Anyway, who would believe that Jolson -- given an audience -- would sing only one song?
they just don't make movies like this anymore--too sad
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Partks shouyld be remembered as the best lip sync of all times
Between 1:44 and 1:58, when Parks is looking over all the celebrity names (for the benefit) in the newspaper, I recognized all the names, except three of them.
Al Jolson struggled with his father, who was a Jewish cantor, to sing non-religious songs and have a career in show business. He ran away from home to work for his show business mentor who recognized his talents. As I understand it, he had to fight to rise in his career in many instances. It is rotten when Hollywood and others can cancel the careers of people who still have great talent but are considered irrelevant or two old. I can also understand why his career was number one but think his wives certainly needed to be number two at the very, very least. Maybe his last marriage and family provided him with some security but maybe not. He was certainly one of the greatest stars in his time.
Banal and uninformative.
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Love it
Sonny Boy Fantastic
I love ❤️
Larry Parks was a great JOLSON
My Grandmother and my Mother remarked just how good looking Larry Parkes was and after watching Jolson sings again for the 3rd time I have to agree.
Has anyone ever done a better job of lip-synching than did Larry Parks in this movie?
The only other guy who can lip synch this good is Michael Pare in Eddie and the Cruisers. I never thought it was anyone else.
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9:18 Where can you find telephones like that anymore?
Al Jolson struggled with his father, who was a Jewish cantor, to sing non-religious songs and have a career in show business. He ran away from home to work for his show business mentor who recognized his talents. As I understand it, he had to fight to rise in his career in many instances. It is rotten when Hollywood and others can cancel the careers of people who still have great talent but are considered irrelevant or too old. I can also understand why his career was number one but think his wives certainly needed to be number two at the very, very least. Maybe his last marriage and family provided him with some security but maybe not. He was certainly one of the greatest stars in his time.