#bobby van

[adaptationsdaily]

'Tom, Dick or Harry' musical number in Kiss Me Kate (1953) dir. George Sidney

[citizenscreen]

Bobby Van and Bob Fosse

[oldshowbiz]

El Rancho Vegas

[vintage-every-day]

Song & Dance 1953: Bobby Van and Jane Powell.

[mthguy]

A glorious song by Cole Porter,

Six superb dancers,

A modern story inspired by Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew,

Create a classic dance number in the timeless musical, Kiss Me Kate.

Ann Miller, Tommy Rall, Carol Haney, Bobby Van, Jeanne Coyne and Bob Fosse perform Cole Porter’s “From This Moment On,” to Hermes Pan’s choreography in the 1953 MGM musical, Kiss Me Kate.

[hellyeahgeorgekennedy]

George Kennedy, Bobby Van, Sally Kellerman, Liv Ullmann, and Peter Finch in Lost Horizon (1973)

[gatutor]

Bobby Van-Debbie Reynolds "The affairs of Dobie Gillis" 1953, de Don Weis.

[hystpod]

For this week's Throwback Thursday, Jen invites Darren Herczeg to Shangri-La to talk about the movie that killed Ross Hunter's producing career, the incredibly ill-conceived musical version of LOST HORIZON. Hear the whole episode free at our Patreon!

[raynbowclown]

Doomsday Machine

In Doomsday Machine, seemingly because the Communist Chinese have built the ultimate weapon that can destroy the planet,. the crew of the first ship to Venus is changed at the last minute. Half the crew is replaced by women! Is it Noah’s Ark 2.0? Continue reading Doomsday Machine

[cinemaquiles]

Uma bomba que quase destruiu Hollywood: "Horizonte perdido" (Lost Horizon, 1973)

[annoyinglyperfectartisan]

The Affairs of Dobie Gillis, 1953

[cogneartive]

when i found out simon was around maya and franziska’s age i got frightened a little. then i put them all in persona + some old doodles i put in that seemed to fit

edit: i just realised i wrote the date wrong on aura’s tweet sigh. no that kid did his gcses at 12/13 years old dude

[citizenscreen]

Bobby Van (December 6, 1928 – July 31, 1980)

[oldshowbiz]

Make Me Laugh on Channel 32

[vintage-every-day]

Bobby Van - Take Me To Broadway (1954)

[the-antiapocalyptic-man]

follow-up to my other X-Men piece. A little bit older, not so much wiser, but deadlier than ever

Still hated, feared, and saving the world. What's changed?