High Society

High society ( High Society ) is a American Musical film carried out by Charles Walters, left in 1956.

Synopsis

Tracy Lord (Grace Kelly) soon will marry with George Kittredge (John Lund), a business man. But its first husband C.K. Dexter Haven (Bing Crosby) has just returned in its house which is close to that of Tracy. Musicians have just settled at his place. One of them is Louis Armstrong (played by itself). The Uncle Willie warns his family that the director of the newspaper " One Dit" wants to make an article on the marriage of Tracy and to oblige them to agree threat to publish an article on the father of Tracy, Seth Lord and the ballerina with which it is in love. Tracy must accept and two journalists, Elizabeth Imbrie (Celeste Holm) and Macaulay Connor (Frank Sinatra) arrive in its house its marriage day before. Uncle Willie organizes a festival in one of his houses to celebrate the marriage of his niece. Tracy is very merry during this festival with the great trouble of sound promised in marriage George. The young woman leaves the festival accompanied by the journalist.

Data sheet

Title: High society
original Title: High Society
Realization: Charles Walters
Scenario: Philip Barry
Music: Cole Porter
Production: Ground C. Siegel for MGM
Country of origin: the United States
Format: Colors ( Technicolor ) - 35mm
Kind: Musical film
Lasted: 111 minutes
Coming out date: July 17th 1956 (the United States)

Distribution

Bing Crosby : C.K. Dexter-Haven
Grace Kelly: Tracy Samantha Lord
Frank Sinatra: Mike Connor
Celestial Holm: Liz Imbrie
John Lund: George Kittredge
Louis Calhern: Uncle Willie
Sidney Blackmer : Seth Lord
Louis Armstrong: Itself

Around film

This film is the last of Grace Kelly before it becomes princess.

Distinctions

2 nominations with the Oscars

External bond

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