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30 Greatest Musical Numbers From Movie Musicals

Posted on June 3, 2016February 15, 2020 by Rebecca Seghini

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30 Greatest Musical Numbers From Movie Musicals

The final list of the 30 Greatest Musical Numbers from Movie Musicals.

Posted in Features, Latest Posts, Rebecca Seghini Tagged a little priest, a star is born, all that jazz, america, and i am telling you i'm not going, anything goes, cabaret, chicago, chitty chitty bang bang, cry baby, dentist, do-re-mi, don't cry for me argentina, don't rain on my parade, dreamgirls, elephant love medly, evita, falling slowly, funny girl, getting to know you, grease, hairspray, have yourself a merry little christmas, i'd do anything, jailhouse rock, judy garland, keep it gay, les mis, little shop of horrors, meet me in st louis, mein herr, moulin rouge, musical numbers, musicals, my fair lady, oh what a beautiful mornin', oklahoma, oliver!, once, one day more, please mr jailer, pure imagination, rocky horror, singin in the rain, somewhere over the rainbow, summer nights, sweeney todd, sweet transvestite, the king and i, the man that got away, the phantom of the opera, the producers, the sound of music, the wizard of oz, west side story, Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory, wouldn't it be loverly, you can't stop the beat Leave a comment

10 of the Best…American Films to Win the Palme d’Or at Cannes

Posted on May 13, 2015June 10, 2016 by Rebecca Seghini

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10 of the Best…American Films to Win the Palme d’Or at Cannes

This week is the start of the 68th Annual Cannes Film Festival, so Becca Seghini has taken a look at 10 of the best American Films to win its most prestigious prize – the Palme d’Or.

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