Warner Archive Collection (series)

The Jazz Singer (Full Screen)

Starring: Danny Thomas & Peggy Lee Director: Michael Curtiz

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Rated: Not Rated
Run Time: 1 hours, 47 minutes
Video: Color
Released: February 16, 2010
Originally Released: 1953
Label: Warner Archives Collection
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Aspect Ratio: Full Frame
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English

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Danny Thomas & Peggy Lee
Performer:		Eduard Franz, Tom Tully, Mildred Dunnock, Alex Gerry & Allyn Joslyn
Directed by		Michael Curtiz
Written by		Leonard Stern & Frank Davis
Produced by		Louis F. Edelman

Description by OLDIES.com:

All his life he trained to be a cantor, but now Jerry Golding has other ideas. He wants to see his name up in lights on Broadway! Danny Thomas plays Jerry in this 1952 update of the 1927 movie landmark that introduced the Sound Era. Opposite Thomas is musical legend Peggy Lee. Both Thomas and Lee rarely appear in films, which makes this heart-tugging show business story even more exceptional.

Product Description:

A remake of the legendary Jolson story. Academy Award Nominations: Best Scoring of a Musical.

Plot Synopsis:

Danny Thomas stars in this remake of the popular 1927 landmark film.
A cantor's son risks his family's love when he gives up religious singing for a shot at Broadway stardom.

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Production Notes:

This was singer Peggy Lee's film acting debut.
Songs include: "South Pacific Islander", "Lover", "Just One of those Things", "This Is a Very Special Day", "Living the Life I Love", "Hear Music Now", "[I'm Looking Over a] Four Leaf Clover", "String Along With You" "Breezing Along", "Just to Be with You" and "Birth of the Blues".
Danny Thomas also delivers a version of "Kol Nidre", Jewish liturgical music.

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Product Info:

Sales Rank: 20,707
UPC: 883316234259
Shipping Weight: 0.27/lbs (approx)
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