Hello, Dolly! - Trailer - VIDEO - Even streetcars, shops & skyscrapers are 1890-1900

Even the streetcars, shops and skyscrapers are patterned after the 1890-1900 period. Fox spared no expense in creating this magnificent musical film.

Hello, Dolly! - Trailer

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: Streisand & Matthau, 'Hello, Dolly!' - Epic Colorful
: Musical Extravaganza - Take a Train Ride Back - Great
: Holiday Viewing

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: 20th Century Fox's Ernest Lehman screenplay version of the
: Michael Stewart stage play 'Hello, Dolly!' is a lavish and
: epic colorful musical extravaganza that features not only
: colorful costumes of 'the gay nineties', but, restored
: trains and carriages of that period, also. The lavishly
: furnished sets in this production serve to complement the
: fine acting, singing and dancing of none other than Barbra
: Streisand and that grumpier and stoic Walter Matthau who
: are supported by Michael Crawford, Marianne McAndrew, Danny
: Lockin, and E. J. Peaker in this tremendously upbeat show,
: a pleasant departure from 'shoot-em-ups' and running from
: Nazis, etc..

: This excellent 1969 film is directed by the great singing and
: acting artist, Gene Kelly, a dependable veteran talent
: right at home in the musical productions department.

: At some $25,000,000.oo production costs this film is not a
: cheapie and the quality shows in every sequence - plenty of
: period costumes, sets, etc., and what a great big fine
: cast.

: Barbra Streisand has a special number with the great Louis
: Armstrong, himself, and, in addition to the upbeat scenes
: with other actors and dancers, and the marching band
: parades, Streisand performs some soothing, sensitive and
: introspective numbers as the young widow, Dolly Levi,
: pulling out all emotional stops to project the moods like
: only Streisand can, reaching an astounding effect.

: As of DVD Release Date: August 19, 2003, there is a new
: widescreen version available which offers a 2.35:1 aspect
: ratio for terrific viewing.

: Take a Train Ride Back, Especially for the Holiday Season

: Take a train-ride back for plenty of what you might call movie
: bang-for-your-buck in this colorful, upbeat extravaganza
: which is rated G for general audiences, the whole family
: can enjoy.

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: Songs - Musical Numbers

: Call On Dolly
: Just Leave Everything To Me
: It Takes a Woman
: It Takes a Woman (Reprise)
: Put on Your Sunday Clothes
: Ribbons Down My Back
: Dancing
: Before the Parade Passes By
: Elegance
: Love is Only Love
: Hello, Dolly!
: It Only Takes a Moment
: So Long, Dearie
: Finale

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: 'Hello, Dolly!', 20th Century Fox Musical Film - December 1969

: Writers: Ernest Lehman, Johann Nestroy, Michael Stewart,
: Thornton Wilder

: Producers: Ernest Lehman, Roger Edens

: Actors: Barbra Streisand, Walter Matthau, Michael Crawford,
: Marianne McAndrew, Danny Lockin, E. J. Peaker

: Directors: Gene Kelly

: Format: Multiple Formats, Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC,
: Widescreen
: Language: English (Dolby Surround), French (Mono), Spanish
: (Mono)

: New Widescreen version is Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1

: Run Time: 146 minutes

: Rated: G (General Audience)
: Studio: 20th Century Fox
: DVD Release Date: August 19, 2003

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