Fred and Ginger Reunite: 1967 Oscars

Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire present the Oscars for Writing (Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium) to Robert Bolt for A Man for All Seasons, and for Writing (Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen) to Claude Lelouch and Pierre Uytterhoeven for A Man and a Woman, at the 39th Academy Awards. Hosted by Bob Hope.

[@jackspry9736]

RIP Fred Astaire (May 10, 1899 - June 22, 1987), aged 88 And RIP Ginger Rogers (July 16, 1911 - April 25, 1995), aged 83 You both will be remembered as legends.

[@kathrynkathryn4836]

Ginger was genuinely surprised when Fred gave her a twirl upon their entrance. Just fell back into sync. They were both pictures of health. I just about melted when Fred clutched Ginger's hand close to his chest and called her "my baby." True loving friendship. My emotions ran the gamut of goose bumps to actual tears. My favorites of all time. No one else even comes close.

[@thetoastedhippies1997]

I feel the same way!

[@hollydayrobert]

❤💯% The best!❤

[@mgirl30]

Oh, Katherine, yes, I got the goosebumps and tears, as well!

[@randomvintagefilm273]

Fred was such a nice person. He could tell Ginger was super nervous so he took her hand and held it tight...all class

[@Dreamskater100]

Yes. That was lovely.

[@bmbutler2]

Actually he was the one very nervous when she suggested they dance a little before they came out. She didn't know what he was going to do.

[@christinelewis2620]

You can see there chemistry, you know all that stuff bout not getting on was rubbish loved these two together .

[@ricardobigi5476]

I was lucky to see Ginger Rogers doing MAME in London in February 1970 and she was still absolutely gorgeous. Couldn't help myself and went to wait for her at the stage door hoping to have her autograph. She was so warm and receptive to me, a starstruck 20-year-old who could hardly believe he was facing a screen legend. I still remember how gracious she was and keep that autograph as a precious gift from a wonderful actress and superb dancer. Dear Ginger!

[@Deanetts]

Ricardo Bigi She’s gorgeous on this. And 56!

[@randomvintagefilm273]

What a great memory to have!

[@patriciasquires3543]

Dream come true!

[@patriciasquires3543]

@@Deanetts You were beyond lucky.

[@edward311]

My partner, aged 13 at the time, was taken to see that production at Drury Lane and still remembers it to this day. He actually saw it from the pit.....couldn't happen today......as his music teacher was in the orchestra. He also recall's Miss Roger's as looking beautiful and brilliant in the show.

[@RoyalMasterpiece]

This was when the Oscars was THE Oscars.

[@kurtsherrick2066]

The so called Stars today couldn't carry Fred's and Ginger's bags. They we're truly Hollywood Star's. And to be introduced by a true ledgend Bob Hope. Don't we miss these incredible talent's?

[@DoggmaticProductions]

If everyone was as lovely as these two, what a beautiful world it would be!

[@Muswell]

So this is 1967. Fred was 68 (he looks fantastic !!) & Ginger was 56. So great to see them together again. Wonderful.

[@razorbackfilms]

True.

[@onepalproductions]

6 weeks later it happened, boom, I was born.

[@dan0711123]

They both look fantastic !!

[@christinedauphin4792]

Whaouh Classe élégance talent beauté

[@apollonia6656]

Mr.Astaire seems to ask Ginger if "was that alright ?" and she replies: " it was just fine". How cute is that ! Mr.Astaire was very reserved and shy and Ginger was all the opposite. What a pair, what legacy they left behind !

[@MrAristaeus]

apollonia GREAT SPOT!

[@paulinetrivago.7540]

Lol it's funny because they absolutely hated each other

[@esmeephillips5888]

@@paulinetrivago.7540 You have swallowed an RKO publicity hoax whole.

[@angpang4504]

@@paulinetrivago.7540 they definitely didn’t hate each other

[@atticusmcfly]

Just watching Fred spin Ginger and seeing her chuckle lifted my spirits to heights modern Hollywood simply couldn't dare to reach. ✨️

[@barbaraleary8300]

Fred and Ginget will never be copied. They were the greatest dance team that ever lived. I still watch them often.

[@tmac7302]

Fabulous! Still in sync with one another- note Fred's cue to Ginger to stop the spin and grab his arm. Both of them so smooth they were a true partnership. They seemed surprised and pleased with the audience response. It was well deserved and appropriately given at the Oscars. They both looked great as well.

[@GingerPeachyMe]

I know!! Could they be more cute! Just the way Fred holds Ginger's hand on his chest is so charming!!

[@ruthnagarya2028]

This was such a moment, so precious and to be still dancing at their age was a pure blessing! So sweet, just LOVED it!

[@sinestatus]

Ginger was so beautiful at any age.

[@velenjak4ever]

Yes, I agree, but it's hard to believe that she was 56 years old 1967. She looks much older, but I guess all that dancing took its tolls. Fred was 68.

[@sinestatus]

I think Fred was always 15 years old.

[@paulsimpson4155]

+velenjak4ever I don't think she looks older than 56 but much younger !

[@patricemoran7469]

Regarding Ginger's appearance at 56... gorgeous and sophisticated..unlike today's actresses who start with the botox..nips..tucks and fillers ..in their 30's...that by the time they arrive at 56...they look like plastic blow-fish Barbies.

[@bellagood3077]

@@velenjak4ever She looks like 56 years old without Botox, fillers and plastics. It’s natural look. Madonna and other celebrities after 60 years old look like plastic dolls, there is not natural at all.

[@ange9663]

Fred has the most adorable smile, how lovely they both are, doesn't get better than this ⭐♥️

[@wholzman2]

Ladies and Gentlemen: You have just watched true class come onto the stage. Love it.

[@QuietAsTheAir]

I could watch that entrance all day!

[@emiliej3322]

so could i.

[@MeeMawTx]

I have no idea how many times I've watched it. It seemed to epitomize their relationship, including the part when Ginger flubbed the beginning of the script. Fred simply took her hand, held it close to his chest and said, "Oh boy, my baby".

[@BabsLongfellow]

Me too!

[@Oscars]

Classic Clip of the Day: Fred and Ginger hit the Oscars.

[@Nitishkumar-vo7uv]

thank you star

[@italobambino43]

You will never see an era like this ever again! When people had respect and dignity!

[@normal_media]

yep. class.

[@AlexSosaBolivia]

Absolutely.

[@osimeon00]

Actually most of the Hollywood stars did the exact same things and had the exact same scandals the ones today do. The only difference is they kept their dirt on the low and there wasn't social media or paparazzi following them around 24/7 to publicize it.

[@junegiovanni6475]

What era??? it was 1967, there was young men being killed in Vietnam, and racism, homophobia, and alot assassinations...yes great era, the 1930s and 1940s, 1950s was the best era in Hollywood, because it was the golden era....by 1967 the golden era has gone and passed by, this was the hippie, free loving, Vietnam era. Stop reaching, every era of people say the same shit. You can't expect things to stay the same, things evolve, times change, And generation are born and people grow, and new technologies come in, it's called moving with the times, and thinking for the future not living, in the past. It's great to look back and remember and reminisce. But to say it was a great era...not really, there was way better eras and great times, after and before. It depends what decade you were born, to people who are in there 30's and 40's, the 1980's and 1990's was the best era because they were kids and teenager's at the time and they had great times for them. But people don't stay the same and have the same fashions and cars, things change.

[@d.joseph98]

Mark Conti lol hell no! Not to blacks 😂

[@BooRadley1881]

Fred and Ginger...absolutely amazing together! ♥♥

[@beedoe51]

Total CLASS!! That's what's missing in today's world...................CLASS!

[@beedoe51]

***** So right!! Not only in dress, but in attitude and behavior.....It's just pure class! :)

[@maryrawson4324]

+Steve Wright Yes, you are right, those days have long gone, unfortunately!

[@MrVidaeverdade]

+Steve Wright You mean they don't remind you of Miley Cyrus and Nicki Minaj? Fred and Ginger dancing and holding hands has been replaced with Miley twerking and sticking her nasty tongue out, and angry Nicki's "Miley, what's good? Bitch!"

[@dawnwelch6579]

+Steve Wright Gosh they look so beautiful together - and you're right; the ultimate in CLASS, something we're sorely lacking today!

[@StefanGBucher]

+Dawn Welch Beautiful right? The general mood of anti-intellectualism hadn't taken hold yet. Wanting to have a beer with somebody hadn't supplanted achievement as the metric of how much you appreciated people.

[@debprescott751]

Ginger and Fred looked wonderful. I especially love Ginger's dress. I agree with so many of the commenters here - what a class act.

[@slay1083]

I love how fred seems so modest about it, kind of blushing and looking a bit shy while ginger is just soaking all the applause in and enjoying every second

[@scook5599]

But that was Fred. Overall a very modest guy.

[@KatharineForsyth]

They are SO ADORABLE.

[@Diaredd59]

It was Ginger Roger's idea to do a little something and Fred Astaire was reluctant but came around shortly before they came on and said, "Let's do these few steps.." It brings a lump to my throat. I discovered their films as a teen int he 1970's along with the Warner Bros./Busby Berkeley films and have been a firm fanatic ever since. You don't realize how much you miss people until they are gone. There are no more artists on the planet like these. They were products of their times and I miss them all so, so much!!! Time for a good cry.

[@TheTerryE]

Actually, you're wrong. Rogers had NO idea Fred was going to do that. None whatsoever.

[@juliag.5114]

She certainly looked surprised

[@junegiovanni6475]

How old are you 95 years old, where they actually part of your time, you were around in the 1930s,1940s, 1950s, ?

[@annemoore733]

According to Ginger, it was her idea. Fred was very shy and reluctant, but changed his mind. Watch this video..... what is your source to dispute Frederick? kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYelh3d4otGCe5I

[@Diaredd59]

@@junegiovanni6475 reread my post and look at Anne's KZbin video and it's "were", not "where".

[@tarnsand]

Ginger and Fred are breathtakingly beautiful in their entrance and quick swing step! They are both still so vibrant here. Ginger's blue dress set off her sparkling eyes and all around gorgeous face and figure. Women didn't overdo the plastic surgery back then. No outrageous chipmunk cheeks trout pout lips hairline on top of their heads of today. Thank goodness for the internet as young people have a chance to see the 'Golden Age of Stars'.

[@bmbutler2]

They didn't do plastic surgery back then.

[@TheChannelTV-bt8em]

The sustained applause indicates how revered these two legends were as a pair and not just by that audience. Imagine ANYTHING like that happening at the awards today. Of course you can't because no two such people exist as the incomparable Fred and Ginger. Much too brief but a great Oscar moment.

[@bmbutler2]

I wish we had true "stars" like that now. Sadly we don't.

[@thetoastedhippies1997]

@@bmbutler2 Sadly, I have to agree with you.

[@robingeorgetowntx]

The only thing I can imagine is Will Smith slapping someone 😬

[@mrsminiverrose]

Did you hear when he calls her "my baby" ACK! I died!!!

[@eisenjeisen6262]

That was a big treat, and Bob Hope , thank you, and a beautiful song " A Man and a Woman" and i must say Ginger Rogers is a very gracious women and you can't help but love her.

[@cobbytown2416]

If it doesn't give you Goosebumps when Fred twirls Ginger around you were born in the wrong generation. My goodness oodles of class!! You can genuinely tell how much they care about each other. I'll say it again stars now a days should really take notes on what it means to be a "celebrity"

[@lindashelley3635]

cobby town People like Fred and Ginger, and so many of their contemporaries, weren’t ‘celebrities’, they were genuine 24 carat gold super-talented international icons. They were REAL entertainers from a Golden Age that sadly the world will never see again.

[@MuncleMarkster]

I love how they sound JUST like they did in the 1930s... "Should we, Fred?" "Nah, let him live a little." Both in that smart-ass yet strong and endearing (and lovable) way. I love them both. What a great final public reunion of the two of them.

[@fredbazoo]

Gene Kelly had athletics and a powerfull strong style.......But Fred Astaire was all elegance and smooth as silk....

[@breezygirl3135]

Fred B. And a racist who used Blackface. Fuck him.

[@blackpinups]

@@breezygirl3135 before they knew better. 🙄🤦🏾‍♀️ even baby Shirley Temple did black face as a child a lot of child stars and actors did. They learned later on that it was seen as hurtful to black people and it was a stupid idea.

[@carltrotter7622]

Fred B. Yet he as an understated elegance, the silk was on the lining of his tailcoat after all, not the outside.

[@misred1]

@@breezygirl3135 It was completely acceptable back then.Check out Al Jolson. They called him "The worlds greatest entertainer". He wore black face many times as did most of the stars,young and old of that era.You can't compare what was ok back then to what they consider today. It's not right and Fred Astaire is not racist.

[@MTknitter22]

and Fred was the sweetest of men

[@j.r.4531]

Watching this clip - I am totally mesmerized by the insinuation of the dance Mr. Astaire made during his entrance it was pure elegance in motion. I thoroughly love to see him move, and what a delight to see the amazing Ginger Rogers take his side again.

[@Great2C]

I came here after Will Smith slapped Chris Rock at the Academy Awards. I needed this. The epitome of class compared to a serious lack of class.

[@mlbp2567]

They certainly showed no class when they booed Vanessa Redgrave just 11 years later in 1978 for daring to speak against the crimes of Zionism!

[@PatrickHart-dy1zg]

Look at how they're dressed... Stunning!

[@kidblast41]

Total Star Power: Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.

[@Loverrover]

back when not only did you have to act you had to sing and dance also! Real Talent!

[@MK-bq1hh]

Ginger Rogers looks stunning!! Beautiful lady

[@monkface]

Yes that was a very special moment. No denying. Gave me goosebumps. I live for moments like that!

[@sleedolfine15]

That impromptu little dance that Fred and Ginger did together at the beginning was Ginger's idea and according to her Fred thought it would be too corny,but Ginger told him," Come on. Let's give the folks a thrill" and so they danced. It was a great unplanned moment.

[@clydetexan]

Thanks Fred and Ginger. He could dance like nobody. A true genius on the floor. She was beautiful and used to date Howard Hughes. Both legends! Thank you Fred and Ginger.

[@user-fu4hu6uo6h]

Both of them were so adorable with such class !!!!!😊

[@mariebdo2703]

I think Ginger had been waiting for this way too long

[@MGMArsGratiaArtis]

I just cried at that whole thing.

[@catherinedouglas8911]

Me too, couldn't help

[@julietteyork6293]

I’m reading Lucille Ball’s autobiography, in which she describes the role Ginger Rogers’ mother played in Lucy’s life, as a mentor. Lucy also dishes on Fred and Ginger’s working relationship. He was a perfectionist and task master. Ginger was a good partner for him because she copied his style - mirrored him - and to help boost his appeal among female fans, on screen she would gaze adoringly at him.

[@greaterbayareahero1401]

I have so much respect for Fred and Ginger. I still have a lot of their memorabilia RIP.

[@MaribethPriore]

I've watched this ten times since I found it! It's extraordinary! Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers so vital, so gorgeous and so talented! Thank you for posting!

[@ToledoWingNut]

I've been looking for this clip for years. Thank you so much for posting it as this is one of my favorite Oscar moments. The look of surprise on Ginger's face and the way her arm linked into his just thrill me. Bless them both - they brought us so many indelible memories.

[@indigoj]

ToledoWingNut who ran up in the white dress and back again? She thought she won?

[@GreenDragon11]

I would also say that I totally agree!! I wish we still had movies like this and just or more importantly; performers, amazing dancers, amazing actors who work their tails off and music you just lose yourself into and Stunning, Wonderful, Class - I too miss it!!!

[@carterfrvr]

Fred and Ginger lok so happy just to be together! The little dance was lovely!

[@angelachristina.v]

I miss this Hollywood. True ARTISTs existed and completely defined the word...

[@billybee99]

That brought a tear to my eye - my favorite actor and actress of all-time.

[@user-ih6vs3eg3o]

Wow I wish I could have met these two. Class, decorum, grace and style!

[@johnvrabec9747]

I wish they could have made another movie together after The Barkleys of Broadway. It wouldn't have had to be a dance movie, either. I love seeing them together. They could have made a comedy and dropped in few Easter eggs from past movies for fun.

[@MuppetMollyStarGleek]

He acts all suave as hell, and Ginger is just laughing her ass off, I love these two!

[@gingerhaydon4693]

Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.. total class... thank you for the clip.

[@gingerhaydon4693]

:)....

[@rickram1961]

Oscars when it was all class!

[@davidcullen6797]

What a delightful way to start the morning! Fred and Ginger, of course, were superb; and Bob Hope was right on top of it with his ad-libs. Gosh, I miss these folks.

[@JerseySurvivor]

At Last!! What a wonderful 'classic' moment. Listen to the ROAR of that crowd. And how about Candice Bergen all the way down the aisle to accept only to have to turn around when she sees Claude onstage. LOL! She told me years later she thought Claude was still in the press room.

[@Marcel_Audubon]

that's enough awkwardness for a lifetime!

[@perpieta]

Yes, they were friends (and were sitting next to each other in the audience). She had just acted in his film Vivre Pour Vivre, which would released later in 1967.

[@over50andfantabulous59]

Yes I cried. I miss the era of "classical" artists.

[@brandnewstance12]

AWW how refreshing to see the best dancing duo in Hollywood. I see Fred is wearing his famous "white tie and Tails" lol and Ginger with her sequent dresses!

[@kirsteni.russell5903]

Wonderful to see Fred and Ginger together again, looking so elegant and even doing a quick reprisal of their dancing.

[@thefreakinhappyfairy]

I remember when "THE OSCARS" were everything! Class...

[@GingerPeachyMe]

Gorgeous Ginger and fabulous Fred! Thank you academy achives for sharing this clip! It's wonderful!

[@Free-bt6gn]

We have NO "stars like Bob, Fred and Ginger! Thank god we have all this footage!!!

[@deidremulroe2461]

I agree 100% ... Magical.. I'm sure they're dancing through the stars still entertaining 💖

[@kevinmichaelwilliams]

They make their entrance (practiced no doubt) and safely make the podium, when she flubs reading the cue cards! Ever full of grace, Fred steps up quickly and covers for her ... a lifetime of life lessons in only a flash: care for your partner, your glory is her, standing beside you. And then, seeing her through the brief misstep, he passes the lead back to her.

[@daviddave7392]

These two perfectionists complemented each other in every way that two people could, at least on film and in dance.

[@lenteach]

in an interview with ginger,she explains how she had asked fred to do a small dance when they came out. he declined,at first, but agree at the last moment,probably not wanting to dissappoint her,and the world,as well. so, he said to giger,let's do it. they entered,separately, walked toward each other, and fred astaire choreographed a 20 second dance which caught the american public unprepared, totally charmed ginger rogers,and brought down the house. watching it now,at age 75, still brings tears and joy to me,as if seeing it when it spontaneously took place, as it did to bob hope,who had to pay his own tribute to them both. seeing ginger react with such pleasure, unexpectedly feeling the response of this live audience of hollywood royalty, is an indescribable joy. it suddenly brought alive these two consummate artists and the times they were a part of,times of depression,untold hardship and unrelenting suffering, balanced, even in the smallest way, by fred astaire and ginger rogers. it's hard to separate the love from the gratitude the american people will always feel for these two rarities. they gave all and more, and asked for nothing in return. they didn't have to ask.

[@vrinda5303]

+lenteach That was beautifully-stated, lenteach. Thank you!

[@lenhummel5614]

The most magical dazzling dance couple EVER❗🎯💯

[@hartbuntarja9730]

They both are legends, which is we can’t find any stars like them at present days.

[@jacktwist5907]

You will never see class like this coming from that industry ever again. What a moment!

[@kittymarch4203]

my favorite duo !

[@MuppetMollyStarGleek]

They were just so HAPPY to be up there togetherd

[@patrickparrott2453]

Claude Lelouch said in French that the other guy, Pierre, deserved the Oscar as much as he did. Very classy.

[@jimmyj1969]

EVERY SINGLE mentioned nominated film is considered a CLASSIC today! How many of today's nominated pictures would be (even vagely) remembered a few years later?

[@unitedwestand5100]

56 years old and still beautiful. Ginger!

[@KerrieGrant]

What a delightful entrance Ginger and Fred made....Ginger's idea according to her autobiography. It was wonderful that they could bask in such well deserved applause from their peers. Thanks for sharing this rare footage. I've been looking for it for years.

[@normadesmond6017]

Yep.... that' about as good as it gets right there!

[@delinadyjor8915]

What an entrance!!!!🎶🎶💞

[@69realstar2]

Ginger rogers was in class all her..own thank u for this clip .

[@maryrawson4324]

Fred and Ginger were just fantastic, when I was a young girl, used to love them...

[@edwardjames50]

+mary rawson But you don't anymore?

[@maryrawson4324]

Rafael Storm Well I suppose I have not watched any of their films for years, but Yes, still think they were great dancers..

[@Tyfreaky13]

The amazing part was almost everything you see there was ad-lib up until the reading of the awards! As a matter of fact Ginger asked Fred, and he only agreed a few minutes before they went on air!

[@waltersolley9359]

I met Ginger along with James Mason and Fay Kanin in 1983 at the Dallas premier of the restored George Cukor film, "A Star is Born". She was gorgeous and delightful. Fred and Ginger still bring joy to countless fans, old and new, around the world. They were true American treasures.

[@jclifftone50]

They even seem to glide down the stairs....

[@juliag.5114]

So cute at 00:40 when Ginger looks at the audience applauding them and seems to say "aw, look at this"

[@josephlogue9175]

I love this clip. I watch it a lot because it is quite joyful. I notice one thing every time - Fred seems to be saying something to Ginger (perhaps “Let’s do a little dance”?) but Ginger seems absorbed in soaking up the applause that she doesn’t hear him. Thus, she is completely surprised. I always think that if she were listening or heard him this lovely moment would have been longer.

[@CWFudge]

I love it too😊😊💘💘 and her dress is just beautiful. Love it when Bob Hope dances too.

[@broadcasttttable]

He moves elegantly while standing still. Is there any greater praise?

[@CaptainNavman]

he had such awesome style

[@adrian993]

Obviously Fred Astaire knew what he was going to do...but the fact that Ginger Rogers didn't, and managed not to land flat on her butt and look AMAZING dancing with him? That's true talent!!!!

[@January.]

Two LEGENDS

[@ruthnagarya2028]

The unforgetable Ginger rogers and fred Astaire...Ginger gave him class humor and authenticity

[@gill426]

You cannot see this here but Fred actually grabbed Ginger's hand immediately and nuzzled it gently when they went to the side of the stage as the second gentleman accepted his award. It's really a pity this angle doesn't cover it, it's so cute and tender and like that's just how they naturally were. :) ♡

[@kyleleslie236]

gill426 where can I watch this from a different angle?

[@gill426]

@@kyleleslie236 That's a very good question, I haven't found the video yet. I only have two gifs in which you can see it.

[@kyleleslie236]

gill426 I saw that gif before. I wish we can watch the video of it. :)

[@eric1939N]

what happenned with Hollywood? We lost the respect, class and glamour. See those wonderful artists makes me sad for this era...

[@michaelfulton9048]

Pure magic ......... Now listen up kids, this is what true talent looked like ! Xxxx

[@mjd4502]

The 43 people who voted this down have no class..or don't know what class is in the first place.

[@maryclynch9356]

My grandfather loved Fred. He would say that he practised so much till his feet would bleed. We'll never see a dancer like him ever agree. A true craftsman. Thank you. When you danced on the wall it was magical !

[@esmeephillips5888]

It was the girls whose feet bled, but all chorines expect that. Fred said some of his ladies cried too, but Ginger- never.

[@patricemoran7469]

I think out of all of Fred's subsequent dance partners I always go back to Ginger because she just looked so good with him. Although some of his later partners might have had stronger backgrounds in Dance, Ginger had tremendous personal charisma and a special undeniable chemistry with Fred which made dancing with him look like an absolute blast. She was also a very versatile actress. seemed to and made dancing with him

[@garrywood5345]

A Man for all seasons...A MASTERPIECE. Awarded by two LEGENDS

[@keleigh97]

Thank you every so much for this wonderful clip of Ginger and Fred and together again. How delightful!!!

[@brentaudi9354]

This is awesome! Very sweet! Glad to see this clip in such great condition!

[@pablobanados6552]

Miss Rogers one of the greatest movie stars of all times.

[@mca1218]

Magnificent. If the presentation at hand is for the film "A Man For All Seasons (1966)," then this videotape is from April 1967. I previously saw this on kinescope and was happy to even have that. Fred would be 67 here (68 a month later), Ginger about 55-56, and when they do their turns on the floor, there is no time lapse. You not only gasp a breath of surprise, you can faintly hear one or two shouts of glee in the audience that they resume right back into form, as if no time had passed at all. What a gorgeous time capsule.

[@MrImiller07]

Astaire filmed his last dancing television special in 1968 with Barrie Chase [ the only sequence posted on You Tube is the Oh You Beautiful Doll number ] and of course, Finian's Rainbow was filmed with Coppola directing in 68 as well. Fred's moves are fluid here; I believe that he did a brief dance routine on the Oscars during the show broadcast the following year as well.

[@UserlenovoP]

They were magical on the stage!

[@jimmichaud8487]

Ginger Rogers did everything Fred Astaire did, only backwards and in high heels.

[@JonnyContagious]

Wow! You think that one all up by yourself? Only we've heard it a million freaking times...

[@jimmichaud8487]

JonnyContagious and now you've heard it a million and one freakin' times. Lighten up, buttercup.

[@JonnyContagious]

Jim Michaud Can't you think of anything original to say, Jim-Jim-Assrim?

[@TheChannelTV-bt8em]

+JonnyContagious It may not be original but it's sure quotable.

[@roberta.francisjr.4822]

Jim Michaud