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Irving Berlin’s WHITE CHRISTMAS (1954) dir. Michael Curtiz starring Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney and Vera-Ellen

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@bostonwriter I know I’m getting old. I have seen this over 100 times. I’m finally to the point where I watch only a few scenes. The Best Things Happen While You’re Dancing is Danny Kaye’s absolute peak. It’s the most physically beautiful number in the movie. He was a marvel.

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ContempraINN🌹vor 1 Jahr

Fabulous movie 😍

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@LaurasMiscMovie This Movie is set to hit the Big Screens this December. We’re going Sunday Dec 15th. It’s also playing Monday the 16th. Snow Snow Snow,,,,SNOW!

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My favorite

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@SunshineSass2 classic 😎

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👏 👏 👏 👏

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Tim and Tiff Tallmanvor 1 Jahr

Favorite Christmas film! Watched it this weekend! Yearly tradition with my 23 yo daughter ❤️❤️❤️it!

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Great movie! Just saw it for the first time last year.

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Linda Prantilvor 1 Jahr

BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIE EVER‼️‼️Cast, music and especially dancing… it’s not Christmas for me till I watch this movie every yr‼️🎄Love Danny Kaye and Vera Ellen in all their dance numbers… But I also like Miracle on 34th Street, the one with Natalie Wood when she was a child🤗

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