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All 21 Eleanor Powell Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Dive into the captivating world of Eleanor Powell's movies with our exclusive roundup. From her beginnings in Hollywood to her iconic performances, explore the iconic actress's filmography and discover the magic behind her on-screen presence.
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In the witty comedy "Queen High, " two rivals in a ladies' garter business find themselves locked in an unusual feud. As they attempt to dissolve their partnership, their lawyer suggests a unique solution: they must play a single poker hand. The loser must become the winner's personal manservant for a year.
From the creators of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer comes the delightful and charming comedy-musical, Broadway Melody of 1936. Directed by the talented Roy Del Ruth and W. S. Van Dyke, this film is an ode to the golden age of Broadway musicals. Jack Benny stars as Bob Gordon, a stage director who's about to unveil his latest masterpiece. With an all-star cast that includes Eleanor Powell and Robert Taylor, the film is a dazzling celebration of song, dance, and romance.
"Step into the world of 'George White's 1935 Scandals, ' where Broadway meets small-town charm in this delightful musical comedy. Vacationing producer George White discovers his name in lights in a local Georgia theater and is scandalized by the unauthorized use. Determined to fix the situation, he takes matters into his own hands and brings together a group of hidden talents from the town.
Experience the enchanting world of "Born to Dance" (1936), a captivating musical comedy romance directed by Roy Del Ruth. The film follows the heart-warming tale of a young sailor, who, on leave, finds himself smitten with an aspiring Broadway dancer.
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In "Broadway Melody of 1938, " Steve Raleigh, a passionate producer, embarks on an exciting journey with the help of his newfound backer, Herman Whipple, and talented leading lady, Sally Lee. However, as the production unfolds, unexpected challenges arise when Steve's wife, Caroline Whipple, insists on using a renowned star instead of a newcomer. The film not only captures the romance between Steve and Sally but also showcases thrilling moments, such as horse auctions, racing, and training.
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In 1937, Rosalie takes the audience on a rollercoaster of love, drama, and music. This film, a classic tale of romance, follows West Point cadet, Dick Thorpe, played by Nelson Eddy, as he unexpectedly falls in love with a girl from an unspecified European kingdom. What Dick doesn't know is that she is the royal princess, Rosalie.
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Get ready for a fun-filled comedy experience with "Honolulu, " a delightful musical film released in 1939. The movie stars the talented Eleanor Powell, Robert Young, and George Burns, and boasts a runtime of just 83 minutes. When a popular movie star wants to escape from his over-enthusiastic fans, he teams up with a charming Hawaiian plantation owner to switch places for a few weeks. But when it comes to living each other's lives, things are never quite what they seem.
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Broadway Melody of 1940 takes you on a whirlwind journey in the heart of New York City's show business. Follow the hilarious misadventures of Johnny Brett and King Shaw, an unsuccessful dance team struggling to make it big.
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"Lady Be Good" is a lively musical comedy that takes a humorous look at the tumultuous love life of a Broadway composer and his songwriter wife. As they work together to create hit shows, their relationship crumbles, resulting in two failed marriages.
10. Ship Ahoy (1942)
Set amidst the backdrop of World War Two, "Ship Ahoy" (1942) is a lively, high-spirited comedy-musical film starring Eleanor Powell, Red Skelton, and Bert Lahr. The story revolves around Miss Winters, a talented dancer who is secretly tasked with transporting a prototype magnetic mine to Puerto Rico.
"Thousands Cheer" is an exciting, comedy-drama musical film from 1943, directed by George Sidney and written by Paul Jarrico and Richard Collins. The movie tells the story of Eddie Marsh, an acrobat, who now finds himself in the army. As he navigates through the challenges of army life, he encounters Kathryn Jones, a beautiful colonel's daughter. Their blossoming romance, however, faces obstacles, one of which is disapproval from her father.
12. I Dood It (1943)
Step into the whimsical world of I Dood It, a 1943 comedy, musical, and romantic gem that effortlessly weaves together high-stakes espionage and light-hearted romance. Narrated from the perspective of an endearing, bungling pants presser, the heartwarming tale spins around a quirky yet lovable character who nurses an unrequited crush on a dazzling Broadway star.
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"Sensations of 1945" is a musical romantic drama that unites a talented ensemble cast, including the legendary comedian W. C. Fields in his final screen appearance. Set in 1944, the film tells the story of a father and son who work together as press agents but struggle to see eye to eye.
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"Duchess of Idaho" is a delightful 1950s musical comedy that follows the enchanting journey of Ellen Hallet, a timid and hopelessly in love assistant to her playboy boss, Douglas Morrison. With the help of her vivacious roommate Chris, Ellen embarks on an exciting adventure to Sun Valley, Idaho, where Chris plans to play the overattentive female, hoping to ignite Morrison's interest and ultimately secure Ellen's place in his heart.
"That's Entertainment! " is a captivating 1974 documentary, produced by the legendary Hollywood studio Metro Goldwyn Mayer, that takes audiences on a magical journey through the studio's 50-year musical history. This star-studded spectacle features iconic MGM stars of yesteryear, including Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly, and Bing Crosby, who share their favorite moments from the studio's rich archive of operetta musicals. With a runtime of 2 hours and 15 minutes, this delightful film not only showcases the timeless elegance of MGM's musical legacy but also serves as an entertaining celebration of Hollywood's golden era.
In 1975, under the direction of Philippe Mora, embark on a poignant and nostalgic journey back to the depths of the Great Depression through the captivating documentary "Brother Can You Spare a Dime". This film masterfully delves into the era's unforgiving realities, employing contemporary archival footage and film clips to paint a vivid and evocative portrait of life for Americans during that tumultuous time. At its core, the documentary weaves in the enchanting narrative of James Cagney, embodying the archetypal American Everyman, skillfully highlighting the profound effects of the stock market crash, unemployment, and the pervasive anxiety that swept the nation.
"That's Entertainment, Part II" is the second installment in the renowned "That's Entertainment" trilogy which takes the audience on a nostalgic journey to some of MGM's most iconic musical scenes, this time intertwined with humor and drama. Directed by Gene Kelly and written by Leonard Gershe, this cinematic marvel showcases the timeless charm of MGM's extensive catalogue and features beloved stars like Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly, and Judy Garland.
"It's Showtime, " a documentary from 1976, delves into the captivating world of animal actors. This unique film gathers together a diverse array of clips, showcasing the talent and charisma of a variety of creatures - from Rin Tin Tin to Trigger and on to Flipper. The audience gets a sneak peek of the incredible bond between humans and their four-legged co-stars, who never fail to steal the spotlight.
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"That's Dancing! ", released in 1985, is a mesmerizing journey through the rich history of dance as depicted on the silver screen. Directed by Jack Haley Jr. , this captivating documentary delves into the evolution of dance through the decades. Featuring interviews with some of the most iconic dancers of their time, including Mikhail Baryshnikov, Ray Bolger, and Sammy Davis Jr. , the film offers an unparalleled reminiscence of the art of dancing.
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"James Stewart: A Wonderful Life - Hosted by Johnny Carson" is a captivating biographical film that takes audiences on a journey to explore the remarkable life of the legendary actor, James Stewart. Hosted by the iconic television personality, Johnny Carson, this film delves into Stewart's early years, his rise to stardom, and his unforgettable filmography.
Experience the magic of classic Hollywood in "That's Entertainment! III, " the third installment of the iconic film series.