01 A crippled mob lawyer falls for a nightclub dancer while trying to break free of his gangster boss.
Cyd Charisse brought a striking, statuesque elegance to Hollywood musicals, and her wordless dance sequences remain some of the most memorable in the genre’s history. In Singin’ in the Rain (1952): A silent film studio scrambles to adapt to the arrival of talking pictures during a chaotic transition. Don’t overlook The Band Wagon (1953): A fading Hollywood star tries to revive his career by starring in an ambitious, chaotic Broadway show.
01 A crippled mob lawyer falls for a nightclub dancer while trying to break free of his gangster boss.
02 A stern Soviet envoy sent to Paris is gradually charmed and transformed by a carefree American producer.
03 Three war buddies reunite a decade later and discover how differently their lives have turned out.
04 Two American tourists stumble upon a magical Scottish village that appears for only one day every century.
05 A fading Hollywood star tries to revive his career by starring in an ambitious, chaotic Broadway show.
06 A silent film studio scrambles to adapt to the arrival of talking pictures during a chaotic transition.