That's Entertainment! (1974)
Overview
Various MGM stars from yesterday present their favorite musical moments from the studio's 50 year history.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $3,200,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.676 |
Directed By
Jack Haley Jr.
Crew
Jack Haley Jr.
Daniel Melnick
Henry Mancini
Jack Haley Jr.
Bud Friedgen
David E. Blewitt
Jack Haley Jr.
Harold Adamson
Todd C. Ramsay
TOP CAST
Fred Astaire
Self - Host / Narrator
Bing Crosby
Self - Host / Narrator
Gene Kelly
Self - Host / Narrator
Peter Lawford
Self - Host / Narrator
Liza Minnelli
Self - Host / Narrator
Donald O'Connor
Self - Host / Narrator
Debbie Reynolds
Self - Host / Narrator
Mickey Rooney
Self - Host / Narrator
Frank Sinatra
Self - Host / Narrator
James Stewart
Self - Host / Narrator
Elizabeth Taylor
Self - Host / Narrator
June Allyson
(archive footage)
Kay Armen
(archive footage)
Ray Bolger
(archive footage)
Virginia Bruce
(archive footage)
Jack Buchanan
(archive footage)
Leslie Caron
(archive footage)
Carleton Carpenter
(archive footage)
Cyd Charisse
(archive footage)
Maurice Chevalier
(archive footage)
Joan Crawford
(archive footage)
Virginia Dale
(archive footage)
Vic Damone
(archive footage)
Jimmy Durante
(archive footage)
Deanna Durbin
(archive footage)
Buddy Ebsen
(archive footage)
Nelson Eddy
(archive footage)
Cliff Edwards
(archive footage)
Clark Gable
(archive footage)
Ava Gardner
(archive footage)
Judy Garland
(archive footage)
Cary Grant
(archive footage)
Kathryn Grayson
(archive footage)
Virginia Grey
(archive footage)
Jack Haley
(archive footage)
Jean Harlow
(archive footage)
Bernadene Hayes
(archive footage)
Lena Horne
(archive footage)
Lottice Howell
(archive footage)
Van Johnson
(archive footage)
Allan Jones
(archive footage)
Louis Jourdan
(archive footage)
Howard Keel
(archive footage)
Charles King
(archive footage)
Lorraine Krueger
(archive footage)
Bert Lahr
(archive footage)
Mario Lanza
(archive footage)
Jeanette MacDonald
(archive footage)
Joan Marsh
(archive footage)
Tony Martin
(archive footage)
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