Another Astaire musical, this one with Audrey Hepburn as an inhibited bookstore clerk and Fred as a fashion photographer. Also included Kay Thompson's (author of the Eloise books) forray ino the genre

Gene Wilder's fantastic perfrmance in WW&TCF is my all-time favorite performance of his (and yes, I have seen other movies he's been in)

I used to vehemently dislike this movie, because I thought the suject matter was far too grim for a musical (that was before I saw Carousel) but now I see it for the gem it is

"c'mon Dover! Move your bloomin' arse!" I'm quite sure that the first time everyone heard those lines they rushed to cover their heads with a pillow in disbelief that such a gaffe could be made at Asc

Who can make a list of great movie musicals without mentioning one Julie Andrews film? Not me certainly. Julie's turn in this movie perfectly complimented the performance of Christopher Plummer's life

Marlon Brando cannot sing, but even that can't ruin one of the greatest musicals ever. Vivian blaine is great as hypochondriac adelaide, and who can forget ol' blue eyes?

"The Simple Joys of maidenhood" is very possibly one of the funniest songs ever written. See the late Richard Harris as King Arthur

The definitive backstage musical. It's inferior to the stage show, but still has great music like "One" and "Nothing". Not for smaller children

Easily the saddest musical ever, Liza minelli is great as Sally, as is Joel Greyas the emcee

Antonio Banderas is amazing as Che, almost as good as David Essex was when he performed it with (I think) Elaine Paige in the 70s.

The ultimate fred and Ginger, which is currently on Broadway under the name of Never Gonna Dance

One of the best plots in a Fred and Ginger, with a great Ralph bellamy