Hollywood musicals

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Hollywood musicals are a film genre that combines narrative storytelling with elaborate song-and-dance numbers, often featuring glamorous production values and star performers.

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instanceOf film genre
awardCategory Academy Award for Best Original Score NERFINISHED
Academy Award for Best Original Song NERFINISHED
commonTheme aspiration and success
romance
show business
developedIn Hollywood, Los Angeles NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
emergedAfter introduction of synchronized sound in film
emergedInPeriod late 1920s
hasCharacteristic choreographed production numbers
dance sequences
glamorous production values
integration of songs and narrative
lighthearted tone
romantic storylines
spectacle
star performers
studio system production
use of Technicolor in classic era
use of playback singing
influenced global musical cinema
influencedBy Broadway musicals
operetta
vaudeville
language English
notableDirector Busby Berkeley NERFINISHED
Gene Kelly NERFINISHED
Stanley Donen NERFINISHED
Vincente Minnelli NERFINISHED
notableFilm 42nd Street NERFINISHED
An American in Paris NERFINISHED
Meet Me in St. Louis NERFINISHED
Singin' in the Rain NERFINISHED
The Sound of Music NERFINISHED
The Wizard of Oz NERFINISHED
Top Hat NERFINISHED
West Side Story NERFINISHED
notablePerformer Debbie Reynolds NERFINISHED
Fred Astaire NERFINISHED
Gene Kelly NERFINISHED
Ginger Rogers NERFINISHED
Judy Garland NERFINISHED
Julie Andrews NERFINISHED
popularDuring 1930s
1940s
1950s
producedBy 20th Century Fox NERFINISHED
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer NERFINISHED
Paramount Pictures NERFINISHED
RKO Radio Pictures NERFINISHED
Warner Bros. NERFINISHED
relatedTo Broadway musical adaptations
Oscar-winning songs
subclassOf Hollywood cinema
musical film
narrative film
targetAudience mass audience
usesTechnique backstage musical format
diegetic musical numbers
integrated musical numbers
non-diegetic musical sequences

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You Are My Lucky Star firstPopularizedIn Hollywood musicals
If You Feel Like Singing, Sing era Golden Age of Hollywood musicals
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Mickey Rooney–Judy Garland films partOf Golden Age of Hollywood musicals
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Joe Pasternak notableFor Hollywood musicals
Janis Paige activeIn Hollywood musicals
Thornton Freeland notableFor Hollywood musicals
"Coffee Time" sequence historicalContext Golden Age of Hollywood musicals
subject linked to: “Coffee Time” sequence
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A Shine on Your Shoes era Golden Age of Hollywood musicals
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I'd Rather Lead a Band associatedWith Hollywood musical films
subject linked to: I’d Rather Lead a Band
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Stormy Weather partOf Golden Age of Hollywood musicals
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Anchors Aweigh partOf Golden Age of Hollywood musicals
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My Gal Sal isPartOf Golden Age of Hollywood musicals
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Al Dubin notableFor Hollywood musicals
You Were Meant for Me usedIn Hollywood musicals
Marni Nixon partOf Golden Age of Hollywood musicals
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Jeanne Coyne notableWork Hollywood musicals