Hello, Dolly! (Ernest Lehman's Production of Hello, Dolly!)

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Directed by

Gene Kelly

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Barbra Streisand
Dolly Levi

Walter Matthau
Horace Vandergelder

Michael Crawford
Cornelius Hackl

Marianne McAndrew
Irene Molloy

Danny Lockin
Barnaby Tucker

E.J. Peaker
Minnie Fay

Joyce Ames
Ermengarde

Tommy Tune
Ambrose Kemper

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Thornton Wilder

Ernest Lehman

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Hello, Dolly!

6 years, 10 months ago at Jun 26 15:42

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The core of Hello, Dolly! is a warhorse of a show that is structured in such a way that it always works. Yes, it even works in this bullheaded adaptation which plays every single detail for the back of the house. It’s almost aggressive in its demands for maximum entertainment, as if it were trying to justify its bloated $25 million budget (bloated for 1968, that’s chump change nowadays) by con... read more

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Dolly Levi (Barbra Streisand), a New York City-based matchmaker, merrily arranges things... like furniture and daffodils and lives. A widow, she has found herself in love with a "half-a-millionaire" Yonkers merchant named Horace Vandergelder (Walter Matthau). So she proceeds to weave a web of romantic complications involving him, his two clerks, a pretty milliner and her assistant.

Release date: 16 December 1969
UPC: 024543075790

Tags: Musical (6), Comedy (4), 1960s (4), 1969 (4), Romance (3), Family (2), Musicals (1), Love (1), 60's (1), Restaurant (1), Kiss (1), HQ (1), 20th Century Fox (1), 501 Must-See (1), 146 Min (1)

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"FORMAT: 70mm CONDITION: ★★★★½ NOTES: An incredible, pristine print, screened as part of the Musicals season and only attended because Mum’s one of the film’s biggest fans, even if it wasn’t without glitches that held me back from giving it a perfect score. The changeover when Cornelius and Barnaby visit the dress shop bleeds through the last few frames of the previous reel, and the next changeover switches with a literal flash. This overlaying happened again when Dolly entered the"

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