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Stormy Weather

  • 1943
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  • 1h 18min
PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
7,3/10
3 mil
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Lena Horne and Bill Robinson in Stormy Weather (1943)
Stormy Weather: That Spells Trouble
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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThe relationship between an aspiring dancer and a popular songstress provides a retrospective of the great African-American entertainers of the early 1900s.The relationship between an aspiring dancer and a popular songstress provides a retrospective of the great African-American entertainers of the early 1900s.The relationship between an aspiring dancer and a popular songstress provides a retrospective of the great African-American entertainers of the early 1900s.

  • Dirección
    • Andrew L. Stone
  • Guión
    • Frederick J. Jackson
    • Ted Koehler
    • H.S. Kraft
  • Reparto principal
    • Lena Horne
    • Bill Robinson
    • Cab Calloway and His Cotton Club Orchestra
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  • PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
    7,3/10
    3 mil
    TU PUNTUACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • Andrew L. Stone
    • Guión
      • Frederick J. Jackson
      • Ted Koehler
      • H.S. Kraft
    • Reparto principal
      • Lena Horne
      • Bill Robinson
      • Cab Calloway and His Cotton Club Orchestra
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    • Premios
      • 1 premio en total

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    Lena Horne
    Lena Horne
    • Selina Rogers
    Bill Robinson
    Bill Robinson
    • Bill Williamson
    Cab Calloway and His Cotton Club Orchestra
    • Cab Calloway Orchestra
    • (as Cab Calloway and His Band)
    Katherine Dunham and Her Troupe
    • Dance Troupe
    Fats Waller
    Fats Waller
    • 'Fats' Waller
    The Nicholas Brothers
    The Nicholas Brothers
    • Dancers
    • (as Nicholas Brothers)
    Ada Brown
    Ada Brown
    • Singer
    Dooley Wilson
    Dooley Wilson
    • Gabe Tucker
    Cab Calloway
    Cab Calloway
    • Cab Calloway
    Katherine Dunham
    Katherine Dunham
    • Katherine Dunham
    The Tramp Band
    • The Tramp Band
    Doris Ake
    • Dancer
    • (sin acreditar)
    Juliette Ball
    • Dancer
    • (sin acreditar)
    Lucille Battle
    • Dancer
    • (sin acreditar)
    Matthew 'Stymie' Beard
    Matthew 'Stymie' Beard
    • Stagehand
    • (sin acreditar)
    Talley Beatty
    • Dancer
    • (sin acreditar)
    Lennie Bluett
    • Dancer
    • (sin acreditar)
    • …
    Anise Boyer
    • Singer
    • (sin acreditar)
    • Dirección
      • Andrew L. Stone
    • Guión
      • Frederick J. Jackson
      • Ted Koehler
      • H.S. Kraft
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    jaykay-10

    Thanks for the memories

    To criticize this picture for its lack of plot, strained dialogue and (some) stiff performances is, I think, to miss the point. Here are a number of legendary performers captured for the ages on film. As great as they were, none appeared in more than a handful of movies - and performed "specialty" numbers in virtually all of those.

    Their greatest work was doubtless performed in stage shows and night clubs, but at least we have "Stormy Weather" - a variety show with its acts strung together by the thinnest of plots (typical, by the way, of many musicals of its time) and featuring the most talented black entertainers of generations.
    BLG-2

    A gem

    I remember watching this for the first time when I was a kid. I was blown away by the Nicholas Brothers' dance, especially when they jumped down those stairs . . . and it still blows me away! Slim storyline, and Bill Robinson was way too old to play a romantic interest of the young Lena Horne, but a great look at some of the biggest African-American stars of the day: Katherine Dunham, the great Fats Waller (who died later that same year,) Cab Calloway. I could have done without the blackface makeup of the comedy team, even though their skit was amusing. And look for a young adult Stymie Beard (of the Little Rascals) with two lines as a stagehand who is directed by Bill Robinson to call half hour to showtime for the performers.
    7gftbiloxi

    Rare Glimpse of Early 1940s Black Entertainers

    Vaguely based on the life of Bill "Bojangles" Robinson himself, STORMY WEATHER offers the story of a WWI vet who falls in love with a singer--and under her influence goes into show business, only to find that their careers draw them in different directions. As a story, it is pretty slim stuff... but as a collection of musical turns by some of the early 1940s best black talent, it simply can't be beat.

    Robinson was, of course, one of the truly great dancers of his era. Made late in his career, this film doesn't really manage to capture the scope of his talents, but he remains a constant joy to watch. A very young and remarkably beautiful Lena Horne also offers several enjoyable songs, including one that she would go on to perform with increasing sophistication and ultimately make entirely her own: the title tune "Stormy Weather." In addition to Calloway and Horne, STORMY WEATHER offers great performances by such under-filmed artists as Cab Calloway, Katherine Dunham, Fats Waller (performing his signature tune, "Ain't Misbehaving"), the brilliant Nicholas Brothers, and Ada Brown, as well as the popular comic actor Dooley Wilson. Expect nothing from the story or production values, but you won't be disappointed by this rare glimpse at some truly remarkable talents.

    Gary F. Taylor, aka GFT, Amazon Reviewer
    10ptb-8

    singin in the rain

    A sensational treat for anyone who does NOT love musicals to re wire their brain into why 40s dance musicals are often a major discovery. In Australia in 1944 - and I am sure many other Anglo countries, this awesome musical was NOT released! It was considered 'not for us' by the dim censorship board of the time. It was seen in a major release in Sydney in the late 80s and scored a bullseye with modern audiences immediately. Other commenters here will fill you in on the storyline and some sneer pointlessly, but take the general consensus that this is the major showcase of black talent on film from the time. Seen in a cinema the audience nearly loses their mind (and seats ) during the finale with the Nicholas Brothers. I like the woman listed here who showed it to high school kids who loved it...and that is the real test of a great old' film. I have had the same unforgettable experience in cinemas showing this film. It is absolute dynamite! Teenage boys especially watching this get the shock of their young minds at a genuine 1943 rap scene on board a paddleboat. The 90s rap performer EEK-A-MOUSE definitely got his look from this film!
    7secondtake

    As a movie it's without plot or form, but as a collection of great music it's fabulous!!!

    Stormy Weather (1943)

    Don't watch this movie for its plot--it doesn't really have one. But in the style of more narrative musicals of the day, the many song numbers (20 of them) are strung together with a hint of a plot.

    DO watch this movie, however. It has really amazing music, a lot of it adapted numbers by some of the best African American musicians from the time (Lena Horne and Cab Calloway star). You'll also see dancer Bojangles, and move lovers will recognize Dooley Wilson (from "Casablanca"). Jazz lovers might appreciate the Fats Waller presence for its history most of all.

    And Horne, who sings and dances through much of the film, including a fabulous long arrangement of Stormy Weather that is somewhere between the great Arthur Freed/Gene Kelly choreographies and good old Busby Berkeley. In black and white.

    You might think it's a shame the movie isn't more of a movie, holistically, but once you get over it and just realize its about some astonishing music, you're glad there isn't more stupid plot. The music sweeps everything else away.

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    • Curiosidades
      Final film of Fats Waller. On December 15, 1943, less than five months after the film's July 21 opening in Manhattan, Waller, age 39, died of pneumonia on a train stopped at Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri. Having fallen ill during an engagement at the Zanzibar Room in Hollywood, he had boarded the Santa Fe Chief in Los Angeles and was headed for New York City.
    • Pifias
      The first time Selena says "Bill Williamson" (in the first scene, before her character has met him) her mouth quite clearly says "Bill Robinson. Bill Robinson played Bill Williamson.
    • Citas

      Blackface Comedian #1: [Part One of the routine; Car breaks down] Whoa!

      Blackface Comedian #2: What's wrong with it?

      Blackface Comedian #1: Well, I'd...

      Blackface Comedian #2: Where'd you have it fixed?

      Blackface Comedian #1: I just had it worked on.

      Blackface Comedian #2: Who worked on it?

      Blackface Comedian #1: The man that's got the garage...

      Blackface Comedian #2: Well, he ain't no good. The man you want is the man...

      Blackface Comedian #1: I had him. He's the one that ruined it.

      Blackface Comedian #2: Well, I see you got plenty water, but is you outta gas?

      Blackface Comedian #1: No, it ain't that. I think maybe it's...

      Blackface Comedian #2: Oh, it couldn't be that.

      Blackface Comedian #1: Well, there ain't much wrong with it.

      Blackface Comedian #2: What you need is some of them new gadgets. You know, the kind that you buy...

      Blackface Comedian #1: I just bought some.

      Blackface Comedian #2: Oh, not them. I mean the kind what fastens where they fits. A whole dozen'll cost about...

      Blackface Comedian #1: That's too much money. I can't afford it. I got to get some that don't cost no more...

      Blackface Comedian #2: You can't get 'em that cheap.

      Blackface Comedian #1: Well, we can get the car fixed up good maybe for around...

      Blackface Comedian #2: No, what you need is a new car.

      Blackface Comedian #1: Yeah. The kind like my uncle had. He made a trip out...

      Blackface Comedian #2: Did he go out there?

      Blackface Comedian #1: Sure. I thought all the time he was gonna go...

      Blackface Comedian #2: He did, but not that time.

      Blackface Comedian #1: Well, what's he doin' now?

      Blackface Comedian #2: Since he been back, he's been very busy gettin' ready for what he thinks...

      Blackface Comedian #1: Is that so?

      Blackface Comedian #2: Sure.

      Blackface Comedian #1: Well, I guess like all bachelors, he's...

      Blackface Comedian #2: No, no. Not him. He gonna get married.

    • Créditos adicionales
      Written below the final credit screen, 'The End', is a promotional for buying war bonds. The plug states "For Victory - U.S. War Bonds and Stamps. Buy Yours In This Theatre".
    • Conexiones
      Edited into American Pop (1981)
    • Banda sonora
      Rang Tang Tang
      (uncredited)

      Music by Cyril J. Mockridge

      Lyrics by Bill Robinson

      Danced by Bill Robinson and children

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      • 5 de diciembre de 2007 (España)
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    • Localizaciones del rodaje
      • Stage 14, 20th Century Fox Studios - 10201 Pico Blvd., Century City, Los Ángeles, California, Estados Unidos(Studio)
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      • Twentieth Century Fox
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      • 1h 18min(78 min)
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      • Black and White
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