1. David Niven, Ronald Coleman 2. Dean Martin, Lana Turner 3. Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall 4. Coleen Gray, John Payne, Jan Sterling 5. Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers 6. Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers 7. Fred Astaire
“Ginger was working so hard that she needed a few assists. She was a sunny, cheerful person, friendly and approachable as a puppy. She never had an entourage to impress other people, as many stars did and still do. She needed a hairdresser right at hand and a choreographer, and a secretary and a press man or two, and when she moved about the lot, they moved too, to save her time. When she walked from her dressing room to the set, seven or eight people came along. Ginger made seventy-one A movies in a period of fourteen years, including nine with Fred at RKO. When one of their films was finally in the can, Fred would sail to Europe to recuperate for six months; Ginger would start a new movie within twenty-four hours.”—Lucille Ball
Though I’m left without my Penny The wolf was not smart, he left me my heart And so, I cannot go for anything But the la belle, la perfectly swell romance Never gonna dance, never gonna dance Only gonna love you Never gonna dance FRED ASTAIRE andGINGER ROGERS inSWING TIME (1936)
