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Rose Marie (1954) was a Musical - Adventure Film directed by Mervyn LeRoy and produced by Mervyn LeRoy.

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Lombard, Barrymore visit Santa Monica, and RIP Rose Marie

By carole_and_co on Dec 28, 2017 From Carole & Co.

Carole Lombard's cinematic relationship with John Barrymore has elements of "What Price Hollywood?" or "A Star Is Born." While Lombard hardly was unknown in early 1934 when she co-starred with Barrymore in "Twentieth Century" (top), she had yet to establish a consistent screen identity and was bette... Read full article

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Adapted from a Broadway play that opened on September 2, 1924 at the Imperial Theatre in New York and ran for 557 performances.
Previously filmed twice, as a silent film starring Joan Crawford, Rose-Marie, and later starring Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy, Rose-Marie.
Joan Crawford, who played Ann Blyth's mother in Mildred Pierce, played Rose Marie in the original version of this film, Rose-Marie.
Originally, Thurl Ravenscroft was to be only the single voice double for the Medicine Man. However, the actor could not synchronize his lip movements to Thurl's recording, so the studio called in Thurl at the last minute to actually play the role on-screen.
A comic duet by Bert Lahr and Marjorie Main, "Love and Kisses" (music by Rudolf Friml, lyrics by Paul Francis Webster) was deleted from the release print. The filmed number is included on the 2011 DVD from Warner Bros. The Lahr-Main audio was first presented on the 1954 soundtrack LP from MGM Records, and a CD track is available on a 2011 import from the 101 Distribution label.
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