You could be a perfectly wonderful dancer if you wanted to, Irene tells the vaudeville second banana who will someday be her husband. They were even more wonderful together. Vernon and Irene Castle became King and Queen of the Ballroom, creating the Castle Walk, Maxie, Texas Tommy and other sensations. The world followed their every move. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers close their fabulous run of 30s films by portraying the popular dancers whose influence extended to pre-World War I lifestyles (Castle candies, shoes and beauty supplies were just a few of the duo's product lines). Period tunes and the stars delightful stepping of Castle dances accent this film of goodbyes to a fond yesteryear and to the Astaire/Rogers RKO partnership. Apart, Fred and Ginger would make fine movies. But they were even more wonderful together.

RunTime: 93:00
Actors: Fred Astaire; Ginger Rogers; Edna May Oliver; Walter Brennan; Lew Fields; Etienne Girardot; Janet Beecher; Rolfe Sedan; Leonid Kinskey; Robert Strange; Douglas Walton; Clarence Derwent; Sonny Lamont; Frances Mercer; Victor Varconi; Donald MacBride
Writer: Richard Sherman; Oscar Hammerstein II; Dorothy Yost
Director: H.C. Potter
Producer: George Haight; Pandro S. Berman
Genre: Drama; War; Musical
Language: English
AspectRatio: ORIGINAL ASPECT RATIO - 1.37:1, 4 X 3 FULL FRAME
Audio: MONO - English
ColorBW: B/W