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Ginger Rogers on the set of Swing Time, 1936 

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George Stevens’ direction and the photography by David Abel emphasized the shimmering contrasts often seen in the Astaire-Rogers films. The glittering whites and the deep blacks are constantly showing up in the sets, costumes and design. It is no mistake that snow is repeated several times as a romantic motif, and mirrored on the major club set as twinkling stars. [x]

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Swing Time (1936)

This is a fine romance

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‘Cause I love you…just the way you look tonight

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Fred Astaire, Swing Time (1936)

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Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire, Swing Time (1936)

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