I didn't like the ending in this 1953 entertaining movie. Nice seeing David Wayne attempting a song and dance routine. Even though he mouthed the words, he got through it nicely.
The film tells the story of the making of a film based on Broadway luminary Eva Tanguay.
The dances and the songs centered around the theme of I don't care are marvelously staged.
Wayne appears in and out of the film and his telephone drunk scene was so similar to when he gave up Susan Hayward (Jane Froman) to Rory Calhoun via the phone again the year before in "With A Song in My Heart."
The film tells of different men in her life telling her story with differences that seem to come all together at the end.
The film tells the story of the making of a film based on Broadway luminary Eva Tanguay.
The dances and the songs centered around the theme of I don't care are marvelously staged.
Wayne appears in and out of the film and his telephone drunk scene was so similar to when he gave up Susan Hayward (Jane Froman) to Rory Calhoun via the phone again the year before in "With A Song in My Heart."
The film tells of different men in her life telling her story with differences that seem to come all together at the end.