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For those who don’t know, Busby Berkeley gained fame in the classic era of the Hollywood musical. As a director and choreographer, he would fashion incredibly intricate, ornate dance sequences ...

Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. “I love this style of film, the big extravagant dance numbers, Fred and Ginger, Busby Berkeley, with all this joy,” Liebert said.

How Jason Sherwood made the pop star’s variety special feel both timeless and modern: “This needs to feel like Marilyn Monroe in 'Gentleman Prefer Blondes.' It needs to feel like Busby ...

It’s Jailhouse Rock meets Busby Berkeley with a 9/11 That’s Entertainment! ending that will make you shake your head in cinematic astonishment. Stupid critics. Gaga so good. Joker so right.

Busby Berkeley Biography From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Busby Berkeley (November 29, 1895 – March 14, 1976) was a highly influential Hollywood movie director and musical choreographer.

Busby Berkeley is synonymous with some of the most dazzling and groundbreaking Hollywood musicals ever made. The legendary Hollywood film director and choreographer created elaborate musical ...

English National Ballet’s 1997 Swan Lake, back at the Royal Albert Hall for 14 performances, creates the same Busby Berkeley magic in real time — and without the luxury of retakes.

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Busby Berkeley: A film tribute to choreographer whose elaborate dance scenes revolutionized talking pictures By G. Allen Johnson Feb 10, 2011 Warner Baxter as hard-driving theater director Julian ...

But the result is an original experience with sprinkles of “The Truman Show,” “The Wizard of Oz,” “The LEGO Movie,” “Back to the Future Part II” and a Busby Berkeley musical thrown in.

Busby Berkeley’s name was synonymous with choreography, and yet he had no formal dance training. He learned his trade in the army during World War I by teaching battalions of soldiers their ...