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I made a thread of dance performances that inspired Harry Styles and his choreographer, Paul Roberts for the tpwk video based on this billboard board article https://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/pop/9509883/harry-styles-treat-people-with-kindness-video-choreographer-paul-roberts-interview/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter
Fred Astaire
(he didn't mention any particular performance, just said they were inspired by him in general so I just picked two notable performances as an example)
*here he performs Cyd Charise*
The Bandwagon (1953)
"The Girl Hunt Ballet"
(he didn't mention any particular performance, just said they were inspired by him in general so I just picked two notable performances as an example)
*here he performs Cyd Charise*
The Bandwagon (1953)
"The Girl Hunt Ballet"
Fred Astaire 2
"especially with Astaire, we loved how it seemed so effortless yet a bit throwaway, not totally perfect always."
*with Ginger Rogers*
The Barkley's of Broadway (1949)
"Bouncing The Blues"
"especially with Astaire, we loved how it seemed so effortless yet a bit throwaway, not totally perfect always."
*with Ginger Rogers*
The Barkley's of Broadway (1949)
"Bouncing The Blues"
The Nicholas Brothers
*musical performance by Cab Calloway and his orchestra*
"That is probably one of the most standout dance sequences ever captured on film--"
Stormy Weather (1943)
"Jumpin Jive"
*musical performance by Cab Calloway and his orchestra*
"That is probably one of the most standout dance sequences ever captured on film--"
Stormy Weather (1943)
"Jumpin Jive"
Gene Kelly and Donald O'Connor
" we loved the camaraderie between them, which felt a bit goofball at times"
Singin' in the Rain (1952)
"Moses Supposes"
" we loved the camaraderie between them, which felt a bit goofball at times"
Singin' in the Rain (1952)
"Moses Supposes"
