Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin Bing Crosby at the Holiday Inn on Valentine’s Day Danced by Fred Astaire and Marjorie Reynolds
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin Bing Crosby at the Holiday Inn on Valentine’s Day Danced by Fred Astaire and Marjorie Reynolds
Video Rating: 4 / 5
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This will never be the same for me now…. wonderful film… one of the best Christmas Classics
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Love her dress
hahaha. This is so ironic.
i want this to be one of the songs at my wedding.
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i actually watchd this movie to and more than once but i meant just for this song
You’ll be happy if you watch the whole movie, Bing gets the girl at the end!
This is one of my favorite movies of all time.
Yeah, especially considering that Bing’s character wrote the song just for her for Valentine’s Day, and she ends up dancing to it with another guy…yeah, real nice.
i love this song but i hate that fred takes the girl away from bing
I always love good stuff like this! I was RAISED on this kind of thing.
I’m not a typical 14 year old… I actually really like classics. I suppose it’s cause I grew up knowing these people. Fred, Bing, Frank Sanatra, all those guys, I love the music, the dancing, and all of it.
Man, was I born at the wrong time.
this is a nice movie to watch on holidays..I love the classics.
I couldn’t wait to return to this for Valentine’s weekend. Too bad they don’t croon, dance, or wear gowns and tuxes like this anymore…I would love to fox trot through that Valentine with Fred while Bing’s singing…so romantic. Thanks for keeping this up!
This is so appropriate to watch over Valentine’s Day :3
FRED PUTS MAGIC INTO THIS FILM..
I love this song
Oh me too!!!
Well, no thumbs down, great!!! How could there be, Irving Berlin wrote such beautiful music. Caryl McD
Oh, how I love that movie!