Exclusive"An American in Paris” (1951): First Dance Movie

During the Golden Era of Hollywood, musicals were very popular, particularly movies about dancing. Of them all, one stands out as an unparalleled masterpiece of dance on film, “An American in Paris” from 1951. Starring beloved movie legend Gene Kelly opposite French ballerina Leslie Caron, this movie features many different kinds of dancing. From classical ballet to jazzy tap dancing, there is a dance a minute in this beautiful film. The score features an assorted mix of compositions by George Gershwin, including some of his greatest jazz standards as well as two of his classical pieces. Whether you’re a balletomane, a Gershwin fan, or someone who just loves to dance, “An American in Paris” could be the first step in your dance toward classic cinema.
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