Movie Review: WHITE CHRISTMAS, 1954

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Top Christmas Movie of All-Time

WHITE CHRISTMAS, POSTERWHITE CHRISTMAS, 1954
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Directed by Michael Curtiz

Starring: Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney, and Vera Ellen
Review by Jayvibha Vaidya

SYNOPSIS:

Two former war buddies join showbiz forces with a pair of talented sisters to increase business for their old general’s fledgling inn during the Christmas holiday. But they’ve got their work cut out for them: no snow, no audience and no luck with romance.

NOMINATED FOR 1 OSCAR – Original Song “Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep”

REVIEW:

“Where’s the snow?!”

Meeting in the army during World War II, Bob Wallace (Bing Crosby) is saved in battle by Phil Davis (Danny Kaye) and a friendship is born. Showcasing their singing and dancing skills, they give their beloved general, Thomas Waverly (Dean Jagger) a rousing send-off as the war comes to an end. Years later, Wallace and Davis are a successful producing…

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