Flying down to Rio (Carioca) 1933 (3b)
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Titre : Carioca
Titre original : Flying Down to Rio
Réalisation : Thornton Freeland
Scénario : Erwin S. Gelsey, H.W. Hanemann et Cyril Hume d'après l'histoire de Lou Brock et la pièce de Anne Caldwell
Production : Lou Brock (producteur associé) et Merian C. Cooper (producteur exécutif)
Société de production : RKO
Directeur musical: Max Steiner
Musique : Vincent Youmans
Arrangements musicaux : R.H. Bassett, Bernhard Kaun, Eddie Sharpe, Murray Spivack (non-crédités)
Directeur artistique : Carroll Clark et Van Nest Polglase
Producteur : Lou Brock et Merian C. Cooper
Budget : 462 000 $
Chorégraphie : Dave Gould et Hermes Pan (non-crédité)
Directeur de la photographie : J. Roy Hunt
Montage : Jack Kitchin
Direction artistique : Carroll Clark et Van Nest Polglase
Costumes : Irene (non créditée) et Walter Plunkett
Pays d'origine : États-Unis
Langue : portugais - anglais
Genre : film musical
Format : noir et blanc - Son : Mono (RCA Victor System)
Durée : 89 minutes
date de sortie :
États-Unis 22 décembre 1933 New York
États-Unis 29 décembre 1933
France 27 avril 1934
Dolores del Rio : Belinha De Rezende
Gene Raymond : Roger Bond
Fred Astaire : Fred Ayres
Ginger Rogers : Honey Hale
Raul Roulien : Julio Ribeiro
Blanche Friderici : Doña Elena de Rezende
Walter Walker : Señor Carlos De Rezende
Etta Moten Barnett : La Chanteuse Carioca
Roy D'Arcy, Maurice Black, Armand Kaliz : Membres du syndicat grec
Paul Porcasi : Le maire
Reginald Barlow : Alfredo Vianna, le banquier
Eric Blore : M. Butterbass
Et, parmi les acteurs non-crédités :
Luis Alberni : Le directeur du casino à Rio
Lucile Browne : Une amie de Belinha
Movita Castaneda : Une chanteuse (numéro 'Carioca')
source wikipedia
The African-American actress/singer is Etta Moten Barnett (1901-2004). The credits at the end of the movie listed her as simply "The colored singer." She was much more than that. She had quite a career in the 1930s and early 1940s, as a singer and actress, and secured the starring role in "Porgy and Bess." She was a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. She attended Western University and the University of Kansas. Following her years of work in the film industry and on stage, she went on to become quite the community activist.
RIP, terrific lady, passed at age 103 evidently! Love her!
Bless you for honoring Ms. Barnett!
Thank you very much for naming her!!! ;-)
@Davison...And it was never lost on me that when she sang, there was a comparison to her style of body movement to Lena Horne's. Both had a way of singing with every part of the body. Too bad, also, Davison, we, the public, cannot be treated to the talents of Florence Mills (nee Florence Winfrey), whom Lena Horne spoke of often. The lore, as I think I remember it, is that Mills was made an offer at that time by the great empresario Florenz Ziegfeld she turned down. She must've been a talent because even cantankerous Ethel Waters spoke highly of her.
Thank You!
Fantastic clip of the Carioca. I bet it would stunning in colour.
One of the great song and dance moments in movies
This was "pre-code", considered very racy for its time. Actually much better than many films today where anything and everything is presented. Much better to have the suggestion than to leave nothing to the imagination.
I doubt people today have any idea what a feat it was to produce a film like this with the type of motion picture equipment of that time.
I do. The same for the Vitafhones.
Meravigliosa!! questa è musica e danza che mai e poi mai dovrebbe cadere nell'oblio!!!
This dance ensemble is just gorgeous!
"Tomorrow morning you'll discover/You've a new Carioca lover..." Pre-Code all the way! An amazing dance and a beautiful, life-filled dance! And that snippet of Astaire & Rogers just perfect!
This will make you dance, also the voice is great.👍💯💃
Love this scene in the movie, the singer and dancers are great!💃💯🎉
It just proves that if one can dance & sing like this - one can make it to 103!!!
Oh oui youpi ! Dansons la carioca ! (La Cité de la peur)
Faisez tous comme moooiii
Great musical selection performed by great dancers. Bravo!
what a glorious performance!!!!! my hat is off to you, my dear Henri, for pointing out this grand sequence!!!!!
In 1935 it was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song.
My favorite scene in this movie!!!!
She also sings "Remember My Forgotten Man" in Gold Diggers of 1933. She was uncredited in that film too.
I love this dance 🕺💃 !!! I recorded this movie onto VCR and I watch it all the time.
Espetáculo maravilhoso 👏👏👏👏
Choreographer is too great !
She is fabulous!
The writers of the Kentucky Fried Movie paid homage to the stars of this film by using this score as the opening and closing theme of the film..
Yep and in the French comedy movie La cité de la peur, they have a whole scene singing it
BONS TEMPOS AQUELES!
Thanks so much! I consider this part of the long dance scene the best one! It is a mix between jazz and rumb marvellous absolutely.Thanks again!
Mamma mia !!! Come é travolgente e coreografico. Ma perché non lo hanno mai pensato a Ballando con le stelle
etta moton fine singer!!
Acabo de descobrir de onde Carmen Miranda se inspirou para criar a sua baiana do filme Banana da Terra cantando O que que a baiana tem? Música de Dorival Caymmi.
Não meu caro, isso é de onde saiu todos os estereótipos RIDÍCULOS que americanos tem do Brasil e dos Brasileiros. Nessa mesma época Carmem Miranda já estava mitando bem aqui no Brasil com seu primeiro grande sucesso gravado na Radio, a marchinha de Carnaval Ta aí. Os americanos que copiaram dela DEPOIS, não ao contrário.
Absolutely love this. Thanks!
Veri artisti!!!
Tu bluffes Martoni !
Brilliant
Ths one's a good one. But not as good as the French Carioca by Serge Karamazov and commissioner Bialès !
N E F A R I O U S W E
Didn’t Serge have a brother ...
Making bagels in Paris?
Doubt that their mother, though
Made Wheels of Ferris...
But something there is,
In that rush to shushment,
That made Bueller swish
And tout - “What the lush meant!!“
🍺🍷🍸🥂🥃🍹🎡
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Is there an another French guy here ?
Wonderful, i like the Lady with the "tuttifrutti head"....
In this dance sequence we see the "tush" on display as we saw of Gene Kelly's in "Brigadoon."
Absolute wonderful! Love u tube!
Turner Classic Movies doesn't acknowledge Rogers and Astaire in their TCM channel description of this film. They only list
Gene Raymond and Dolores Del Rio, who were the stars, but Astaire stole the film from everyone else. This may have been
the first film where the public began to realize they were watching the greatest dancer ever produced in this country. History
was in the making...
I sometimes wonder if there are spies at TCM who know nothing of movies. I see this all the time where they fail to list
the true stars of a film. It's fine for us old ones who know better,, but young people just finding these historic films may find the TCM TV listings confusing at first.
Jan Hangland yes very true, TCM is not developed very well to me
I agree with the comments thus far but just fear Ginger's contribution is being both overlooked and underplayed. Astaire was undoubtedly a very talented dancer but he was somewhat tyrannical and none of his female partners on film had the stamina, staying power and equal ability of Rogers. The old cliched comment of her doing what he did but backwards and in high heels should not lose meaning, some of those dresses look like a lot of hard work too; certainly a lot harder than managing great flexibility and flow in a suit and a flat shoes.
@@barcyorky Gorgeous Ginger, winner of a Best Actress Oscar, danced in character. IMO, her reactions to Fred humanized him and added believable romance to their movies.
THE WALTONS S1 Ep22 "The Bicycle" brought me here.
Often wondered who that woman singing was. She had a lovely warm voice.
Just answered my question: Etta Moten Barnett, never to be heard again, unfortunately.
Peter Taylor Not quite never to be heard of again. Etta Moten Barnett went on to appear in 6 major musicals and numerous stage productions. She was active on the National Council for Negro Women and was appointed U.S. Representative on the Cultural Mission to ten African countries. She famously interviewed Martin Luther King in Ghana on the day it became inependence. And she lived to 102. Quite a gal. Check her out on Wikipedia.
+Peter Taylor shes in "my forgotten man."
+Jeff Wallder i just found her in the window singing "my forgotten man"
Such a silly taboo. So innocent a scene. Nothing revolutionary in it but the suggestive dancing in the Carioca! That was what one would've expected to be excised.
HERMOSA PELICULA Y HERMOSA CANCIÓN
what a film!
2:15- Oh, there's no doubt as to who the REAL stars of this film are...........................
those dancers are fantastic...
Dolores del Rio and Gene Raymond.
Love the music & dancing, hate the segregation.💃🏾
In Brazil we never had segregation
Marvellous.............I'd like to do the Carioca
Aren't the Carioca and the Tango, in fact, African influenced variations on the Waltz? Anyone? By the way I'm watching the movie, "Flying down to Rio" this morning, 10:30 AM, 06/23/16. I love anything featuring Fred Astaire.
I wonder if the American public in 1933 realized how truly subversive this dance scene and music really was. It's too bad we don't have more of this subtle and subversive culture these days. Subtlety is not something that 21 century politicians and law enforcement read too well. I believe there is much that we, the proletariat, could get away with and no one would be the wiser.
Brilliant comment. Though hey make the lead dancer (a great dancer) a man who has a slightly comical face because Hollywood would be too afraid to sexualize a Black man. The psychological roots of racism and sexual repression are all there, despite the beautiful, erotic dancing. This has to be before the Code, with a lyric that has to do with waking up in the morning and finding a hot, Brazilian Carioca in your bed! Surprise!
Zoltan Korda they knew, then the puritans ruined it for everyone with the motion picture "code"
Great
Perchè non lo date per intero in versione italiana?
from PERSIA with Passion
Them "Black Boys" doing what they do best.....Brilliant, energy, and provocative!
Them "black boys" will always be considered "boys", never men.
🕺💃🕺💃
best tune ever.....this freaked out the stuffy europeans something shocking.
So did the Tango! But remember once upon a time even the Waltz was considered scandalous in Europe. Why, the very notion of a man and woman dancing pelvis to pelvis!!! Why, the very idea!! lol!!!
Please upload the whole part of the Carioca
Please!!!!!
This is only half the full sequence.
Caricatelo intero ed in italiano por favor
This must be where Bugs Bunny got the “Drag” act from ……. Lol
Nice.
Great sequence! My people are so talented :-))
So right....them boys sure sell this great number....
racist prick.....it took ALL who put it together.
deliciously mindless!
ff 25 years to "Black Orpheus"!
Excusé moi, je cherche Odile Deray
Não tem ritmo brasileiro é um ritmo afro americano
can ALWAYS tell when a movie is pre-code, puritans ruined it for everyone over the next 40 years
I prefer the french one...
She looks like Whoopi Goldberg.
The first Carmen Miranda
I loved it!