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Fred Astaire and Rita Hayworth star in the 1941 musical drama You'll Never Get Rich, premiering on DVD from Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment. The original black-and-white film has been digitally restored with a full-frame transfer. The remastered Dolby Digital Mono soundtrack is presented in English. Subtitles are available in English and French. Special features include theatrical trailers. This is a suitable disc for an Academy award-nominated classic film.
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Overview

Fred Astaire and Rita Hayworth star in the 1941 musical drama You'll Never Get Rich, premiering on DVD from Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment. The original black-and-white film has been digitally restored with a full-frame transfer. The remastered Dolby Digital Mono soundtrack is presented in English. Subtitles are available in English and French. Special features include theatrical trailers. This is a suitable disc for an Academy award-nominated classic film.
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Special Features

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Editorial Reviews

All Movie Guide - Craig Butler
You'll Never Get Rich is not the greatest film that either Fred Astaire or Rita Hayworth ever made, but it's an enjoyably silly flick that offers some interesting attractions. The stars are the main asset, of course. This was the first of their two onscreen pairings, and while the script doesn't develop their characters as much as one might hope, there's a definite chemistry at work between the two. This is especially clear during their musical numbers, naturally, when Hayworth's friendly sex goddess aura meshes beautifully with Astaire's air of sophistication. Hayworth is even a better dancer than Ginger Rogers, no mean feat, although she lacks a little of the fire that Rogers brought to the team. Not that Hayworth isn't capable of letting Astaire's character have it with both barrels when necessary; it's just that the anger somehow seems less personal to her. Astaire has a great time with his role, enjoying the chance to play someone less gentlemanly than usual, and he's in good vocal form as well. Cole Porter's score is serviceable, with "So Near and Yet So Far" considerably more than that. The script is a bit of a patchwork quilt -- some allegedly comedic sequences in particular don't hold up -- but as long as the stars (and co-star Robert Benchley) are around, Richis engaging entertainment.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 10/21/2003
  • UPC: 043396103696
  • Original Release: 1941

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  • Source: Sony Pictures
  • Aspect Ratio: Pre-1954 Standard (1.33.1)
  • Presentation: Black & White
  • Sound: Dolby Digital
  • Language: English
  • Time: 1:28:00
  • Format: DVD

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
Fred Astaire Bob Curtis
Rita Hayworth Sheila Winthrop
Robert Benchley Martin Cortland
John Hubbard Tom Barton
Osa Massen Sonya
Frieda Inescort Mrs. Courtland
Guinn "Big Boy" Williams Kewpie Blain
Donald MacBride Top Sergeant
Cliff Nazarro Swivel Tongue
Marjorie Gateson Aunt Louise
Ann Shoemaker Mrs. Barton
Boyd Davis Col. Shiller
Lucius Brooks Singer
Stanley Brown Draftee
Harry Burns Foreigner
Eddie Coke Chauffeur
Monte Collins Jr. Sleeping Private
Mary Currier Costume Designer
Hal K. Dawson Information Clerk
Lester Dorr Photographer
Frank Ferguson Justice of Peace
Harold Goodwin Capt. Williams
Chico Hamilton Drummer
Robert E. Homans Joe
Tony Hughes Prisoner
J. Anthony Hughes Prisoner
Charles Anthony Hughes Prisoner
Paul Irving Gen. Trafscott
Gwen Kenyon Singer
Larry Williams Soldier
Eddie Laughton Lieutenant
Patti McCarty Young Girl
Edward McWade Army Doctor
James Millican Soldier
Sunni O'Dea Marge
Jack O'Malley Sentry
Garry Owen Robert's Guard
Paul Phillips Captain Nolan
Jack Rice Jewelry Salesman
Tim Ryan Policeman
Harry Strang Colonel's Orderly
Frank Sully Guard
Martha Tilton Singer
Dorothy Vernon Kewpie's Mother
Emmett Vogan Jenkins
Frank Wayne Prisoner
Grant Withers
Technical Credits
Sidney Lanfield Director
Robert Alton Choreography
Lionel Banks Art Director
Sam Bischoff Producer
Clay Campbell Makeup
Michael Fessier Screenwriter
Robert Kalloch Costumes/Costume Designer
Otto Meyer Editor
Ernest Pagano Screenwriter
Cole Porter Score Composer, Songwriter
Irene Sharaff Costumes/Costume Designer
Rudolph Sternad Art Director
Morris W. Stoloff Score Composer, Musical Direction/Supervision
Philip Tannura Cinematographer
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Scene Index

Side #1 --
1. Start [2:00]
2. Bracelets & Back Scratchers [2:13]
3. "Boogie Barcarolle" - 24 Bars [:47]
4. "Boogie Barcarolle" - From the Top [2:43]
5. In Mr. Cortland's Office [4:59]
6. Martin's Scheme [1:34]
7. "Dream Dancing" [1:23]
8. A Present for Sheila [3:11]
9. New Romance in Show World [2:34]
10. Shotgun Marriage? [2:19]
11. Drafted [3:11]
12. Information Double-Talk [1:22]
13. "Shootin' the Works for Uncle Sam" [3:20]
14. Drilling Two-Step [2:26]
15. In the Barracks [5:20]
16. Curtis & the Captain [2:00]
17. "Since I Kissed My Baby Goodbye" [4:08]
18. Captain Curtis [5:14]
19. "A-Stairable Rag" [:16]
20. Martin's Real Idea [4:18]
21. "So Near and So Far" [2:26]
22. News of Her Pending Engagement [4:38]
23. Hat Trick [3:01]
24. At Robert's Apartment [2:24]
25. What Goes Around Comes Around [6:33]
26. Spreading the Word About Sheila [3:17]
27. "The Wedding Cake Walk" [2:39]
28. Honeymoon Digs [6:18]
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Menu

Side #1 --
   Play Movie
   Subtitles
      English
      French/Français
      Japanese
      Subtitles Off
   Scene Selections
   Trailers
      You'll Never Get Rich
      Gilda
      The Lady From Shanghai
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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Astaire and Hayworth In A Vintage Columbia Programmer

    'You'll Never Get Rich' is the first of two musicals Fred Astaire made with Columbia's resident bombshell - Rita Hayworth and although it's light, breezy and brimming to the ceiling with comedy and music - ironically, there's not much for the lovely Ms. Hayworth to do, except tap one solo and dance all too briefly in a contrived finale with Astaire. The plot focuses on Robert Curtis¿s (Astaire) employer ¿ Robert Cortland (Robert Benchley), whose roving eye gets him in perpetual hot water with his wife (Frieda Inescort). Currently, both Roberts have their eye on Sheila (Hayworth). The unlikely affair begins, then stops, then starts up again when Sheila realizes she's falling in love - not with Benchley¿s Robert, but Astaire¿s. To get Astaire¿s Robert out of the picture, Benchley¿s Robert makes certain that he¿s drafted into the army ¿ an error in judgment that Benchley spends the next two hours trying to rectify. How's it end? - with music, fun and good humor; all main staples of the Hollywood film musical at its zenith. Considering the lack luster transfers that Columbia has been giving classic film buffs of late (Talk of the Town, You Can't Take It With You, The Awful Truth) ¿You¿ll Never Get Rich¿ is above par! The gray scale is accurately rendered - though several scenes look as though second or third generation film elements were used instead of an original camera negative. There is a definite grain structure present but apart from that, the usual aliasing, edge enhancement and pixelization that has accompanied many Columbia titles is thankfully absent herein. The audio is MONO but very nicely balanced and - for its vintage - natural sounding. There are no extras.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Fun!

    It's lovely to see Fred Astaire and Rita Hayworth in thier first film together. The plot is a little bit thin, but in a Fred Astaire film when does that matter?! Spectacular dances and sparkling humor make 'You'll Never Get Rich' well worth the watch.

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