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After being released from prison, an ex-con seeks revenge on the prosecutor who put him away, which includes making unsavory threats towards his wife and 12-year-old daughter. In time, the lawyer decides to fight back.

A TV playwright who is being blackmailed over questionable photos from his actress wife's past plots to do away with the blackmailer, but things don't go according to plan. An adaptation of the hit Broadway comedy.

Featuring interviews with stars and clips of MGM films.

Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers star in this Best Picture nominee about an estranged wife who mistakes a potential suitor for a gigolo hired to help end her troubled marriage. Featuring "The Continental," the first Oscar-winning Best Song.

Fred Astaire as a stage star, and Ginger Rogers as his beautiful neighbor, dance---and romance---from London to Venice in this tip-top musical full of classic Irving Berlin tunes. Astaire and Rogers' fourth of 10 screen pairings was nominated for Best Picture.

A Brazilian woman is wooed by an American bandleader, even though she is engaged to marry his best friend.

Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers' sixth screen pairing, about a professional hoofer and sometime gambler who enters into a fine romance with a pretty dance instructor. Featuring the Oscar-winning Best Song, "The Way You Look Tonight.".

Gossip threatens to halt the budding romance between a ballerina and a tap dancer who find themselves in the midst of some very much unwanted publicity. The seventh screen pairing of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers features a score by George and Ira Gershwin.

A musical love triangle in which a psychiatrist and his friend's girlfriend fall in love. He uses hypnosis to sway her affection back to his friend, but now the psychiatrist must win back her love before the wedding.

Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers reunited after 10 years for this tunefest about a successful musical-comedy team who break up when she decides to become a "serious" artist. The film score features a reprise of "They Can't Take That Away From Me," which they originally performed in 1937's "Shall We Dance?".