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ComédieAnnée1938Durée1h 31mIMDb6.2

Everybody Sing

ComédieMusicalRomance

Expelled from her conservative private school for jazzy singing, Judy returns to her artistic parents and Russian maid, then auditions as a blackface performer in a musical.

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Casting

EL

Edwin L. Marin

Director

Allan Jones

Ricky Saboni

Judy Garland

Judy Bellaire

Fanny Brice

Olga Chekaloff

Reginald Owen

Hillary Bellaire

Billie Burke

Diana Bellaire

Reginald Gardiner

Jerrold Hope

Lynne Carver

Sylvia Bellaire

Helen Troy

Hillary's Secretary

Monty Woolley

John Fleming

AK

Adia Kuznetzoff

Boris

Henry Armetta

Signor Vittorino

Michelette Burani

Madame Le Brouchette

Mary Forbes

Miss Colvin

Donna Atwood

Girl

Bonnie Bannon

Showgirl

AB

Ann Bupp

Minor Role

EC

Elise Cavanna

Colvin's Music Teacher

Edgar Dearing

Police Lt. at Desk

FR

Florence Ryerson

Writer

Edgar Allan Woolf

Writer

JG

James Gruen

Writer

Bert Kalmar

Writer

MM

Milton Merlin

Writer

Harry Ruby

Writer

Dalton Trumbo

Writer

Commentaires

10 commentaires

Maroon 5May 30, 2023

@asiel21May 29, 2023

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user7817734339650Nov 18, 2022

cerise_rousseNov 16, 2022

Everybody Sing

Mhz AdelaideNov 16, 2022

That's right. This movie is for die-hard Judy Garland fans only. Still there is a fascination with it seeing Judy and Billy Burke. What's nice is seeing an age where there were no cell phones and everyone seems to have been polite. Of course, the very poor must have been hidden somewhere in this economic structure... This is a movie which has glimmers of Judy's later (or was it earlier?) successes. It is interesting to watch her career take off. this is line 1 this is line 2 this is line 3 this is line 4 this is line 5 this is line 6 this is line 7 this is line 8 this is line 9 this is line 10

Diaz265Nov 16, 2022

That's a good screenplay. Judy Garland plays a girl named Judy (what a coincidence !) who has lots trouble in school but, with the help oh her maid and her cook, she will see her life change. I love Fanny Brice's performance. She's so funny! I love all the Judy's movie until now and I want to watch all of them !

ATTOUKORANov 16, 2022

I agree with most of the other comments: dull songs and a somewhat boring movie. I loved Fanny Brice as the Russian maid though: after watching her first scene I wondered "Who is that?" and looked it up. I had only heard of her through the movie "Funny Girl" (which I didn't like and couldn't sit through). The Baby Snooks number was awful, a total embarrassment: imagine a 46 year old woman dressed up like a toddler and speaking baby-talk! I'm surprised no one else has mentioned the jaw-dropping scene where Judy appears in black-face, her hair sticking up in cornrows all over her head, and sings a bouncy down-South number with all the usual racist stereotypical mannerisms of the time. Quite startling to see!

danyadevs🐬🐬Nov 16, 2022

No, this isn't a good movie, despite a lot of talent in front of the camera. The script is uninteresting, and manages to turn some very likable actors, like Billie Burke and Reginald Owen, into unlikable characters. As others have remarked, there is no memorable music here, which is fatal for a musical. What I did get a kick out of, however, was a parody of the quartet from the last act of Verdi's Rigoletto. Four of the leads are on a bus, and Alan Jones, the tenor, starts off, in his best operatic style. As the others, especially Garland, enter in, however, they do jazz variations on the different parts. If you know the quartet, it's really very clever. What I found interesting about it is that it assumes that much of the audience would know the original piece. And, in 1938, they might well have, from the radio, where that sort of immediately likable classical music was common. Today a similar parody wouldn't work, because few would know the original.

Roots TubeNov 16, 2022

I've never really gotten Judy Garland. Maybe because I wasn't raised with a TV and annual "Wizard of Oz" showing. (Yes, I do love "Meet Me In St. Louis.) Enough about me, though. The point is, I watched this only for the delightful Fannie Brice. She is funny and charming as the family maid, Olga. Maybe her personality is a little too large to work in a movie. The plot is overly familiar. Allan Jones is as annoying as always. Billie Burke and some of the players in smaller roles are fun but forgettable. But Her every line and facial gesture made me laugh. Would that she'd done more movies!

user9195179002583Nov 16, 2022

This is very fun Judy Garland movie before "Oz". It's neat to see Judy in so much trouble! I enjoyed seeing Billie Burke in this before she became immortalized as Glinda in "Oz" also. All the actors give fine performances, and it's a rare treat for Fanny Brice to be in this film. She is hilarious as the Russian maid. Judy steals every scene she's in! Allan Jones also was superb. I am a big Judy Garland fan, so this might seem biased! Sure, the Baby Snooks number might seem a little corny, but overall, I give this 9/10, because I wanted it longer!

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