Meet Me in St. Louis (1944) Official Trailer - Judy Garland, Margaret O'Brien Movie HD
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- Meet Me in St. Louis (1944) Official Trailer - Judy Garland, Margaret O'Brien Movie HD
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In the year before the 1904 St Louis World's Fair, the four Smith daughters learn lessons of life and love, even as they prepare for a reluctant move to New York.
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Judy Garland was something else.
A fabulous film with Judy at her most wonderful powers.
It's looks good I love it so much it's looks New DVD releases review history books documentary about biography book
At about :51 in this trailer (Tom Drake's screen credit), one can see what is probably the only remaining shot from the sequence set at the fairgrounds (after "The Trolley Song," and which originally concluded the summer portion of the film), in which Judy sang "Boys and Girls Like You and Me," the Rodgers and Hammerstein song salvaged from "Oklahoma!", and purchased expressly for inclusion in MMISTL by producer Arthur Freed. ("Oklahoma!", which opened in 1943, was currently the biggest hit on Broadway, so the acquisition of an unused R&H song from the show was quite a coup.) The scene is lit very low, as it takes place at dusk. One of the World's Fair pavilions is visible behind Mr. Drake, and he is of course costumed as he was in the preceding scene on the trolley. The scene was shot and fully realized, but was removed from the film I think fairly late in production (i.e., after previews), as it was felt to slow down the action. The footage for the scene was among the casualties of the disastrous 1967 fire in MGM's vault no. 7 in Culver City.
And notice "The trolley song" scene is another take, not the original take included in the film.
A lovely movie! Judy Garland & Margaret o'Brien are so adorable and the songs are so good!
I’m about to watch this movie for the first time
The best older movie ever!!! I would love to see it again and again!
Hey I just realized my grandmother was born on the day when this movie was realeased
I loved these type of movie I want this on DVD.
Its on eBay right now £3 as a double bill with.... A Star is Born (1954)
Marshan Thomas is coming back to cinemas for 75th anniversary
Her real name was Francess Gumm .. Judy Garland was " salt of the Earth " ..She grew up in the Upper Midwest on the Iron Range in Northern MN. Her daughter Liza Minnelli sounds very much like her mom ! This is a special film that recollects the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis .
Last weekend, I visited the site of the 1904 fair and couldn't help but sing (quietly and while away from other people, of course) "Meet Me in St. Louis" the whole time I was there. 😂
Fun fact: 3 of the main character's actors were alive during the 1904 World's Fair. Two of them were born two years before: Chill Willis (Mr. Neely) and Leon Ames (Mr. Smith). The third, Harry Davenport (Grandpa), was 38. Mary Astor (Mrs. Smith) was born two years later in 1906. I found this to be really quite interesting, myself.
I've watched this movie so many times I know it line by line.
Brilliant movie brilliant actors such a beautiful wonderful movie they just don't make them like that anymore and they never will truly a warm-hearted spectacular movie
My great grandmother just saw the play and she was born before it came out
Esse filme é tão doce e agradável
Recomendo ❤️
I believe that this is more or less the original release trailer, with just the opening and closing titles changed for re-release, which probably took place some time in the early 1950's. MMISTL was a huge hit and top grosser in its initial release, so it was likely on a regular reissue schedule, as were many of the hit films of the era.
Absolutely love this movie
This is a great great film and I love nearly everything about it. I just fear that young people today (I'm 38, for context) will never watch movies of this age again, and if they do, they simply won't get/understand them. Is the world they depict just unrecognisable now?
in my opinion, as a 17 year old interested in cinema from all decades since the 20s, i think that these old films serve as time machines. of course we don't understand or know much about the eras, but what's so cool about watching movies made in those eras is that we get a chance to learn and see the past. what people were like and how they talked and acted and the state of the world at the time. that's one of my favorite things about cinema and one of the reasons it's such a powerful and sustaining art form.
I’m 38 as well and I love this movie, Casablanca gone with the wind and my all time fav gentlemen prefer blondes
@@moe4651 yes!! From a 17 year old :))
From a 14 year old I love these type of movies :)
I’m 36 and I love old movies like this. Notice how everything is beautiful in the film? The houses, the dresses, even the trolly is just a beautiful thing. We used to embrace beauty in our lives and I think we’ve abandoned that. And it’s sad.
All this and Ma Kettle too!
Deberían subtitularla o traducirla al español. Estoy llorando.
La pelicula tiene doblaje al español y castellano, solo que es muy difícil encontrarlo.
@@FVTOMUNDSC Yo vi esta película hace como 11 años algo así en un canal de cable TCM ,doblado al español , pero como dices ,muy díficil que la pasen por la TV , creo que fui afortunado en verla
La andan pasando mucho por TCM, actualmente
This is a re-release. Just don't know when. Could've been same year, but maybe totally different year.
nearly got this on dvd in a charity shop ☺
Such a brilliant movie, when acting was acting
I like to Buy the Movie
6:23 Am June 13th 2021
Não tem completo e dublado
Idole
this reminded me of pokemoj sun for like a second
Last censal version veiewing 1/5 cel change to all saint louis movies()
GOD BLES. I DON'T JUDGE PEOPLE WITH LIES. WHAT IS YOURS???
Uh 2 yeah no way..
It’s funny because St. Louis is such a dangerous and Suss city now!!
It ain't that bad
Pixi3 H0ll0way it’s pretty bad lol
Been there twice. Job related trip and then moving my nieces and nephews to their grandma in Tennessee. Better than Chicago. Less expensive houses and rent too.
It sure is, but it isn't alone. All this destruction of our cities has got to stop. NOTICE, THE CITIES THAT ARE RIOTING AND BEING DESTROYED ARE ALL RUN BY DEMORATS. Why in Heavens name isn't ANYONE EVEN TRYING TO STOP THESE IDIOTS ?
Hey, just wanna make a public declaration, I am single. Wanna date? (straight male speaking)
Good film but a waste of Mary Astor's talent.
Uh 2 yeah no way..