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Paulette Goddard in Second Chorus (1940)
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Paulette Goddard in Second Chorus (1940)
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Second Chorus (1940)
My rating: 4/10
Movieland, January 1948
Paulette Goddard and Fred Astaire on the set of Second Chorus, 1940.Â
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Fred Astaire and Burgess Meredith hugging (and competing over) Paulette Goddard in Second Chorus, 1940
Paulette Goddard in Second Chorus (1940)
âI really had to fight hard for the part with Fred Astaire in Second Chorus. He didnât want to dance with an amateur. I took private lessons on the sideâeven on Sundays. I did all right in the test, and Fred said I could do the dance with him, although I knew he wasnât too keen about it. When rehearsals began, I started coming in at 1 o'clock. Then I came at noonâthen 11, and 10. Finally I was coming in at 8 o'clock. I wasnât working. I was just watching Fred. My interest got him more interested. Finally he let his own dances go and worked with me. I danced until my feet were blistered and bleeding. But I loved it: I knew that if I put in this servitude something had to come of it.
âWe had six weeks of rehearsal and then we did the dance in three takesâin half an hour, although three days are usually allotted for Fred Astaireâs dances. Mrs. Astaire came at noon to see the dance but we had finished it before she got there. Fred Astaire seldom cares to see his rushes, but he went in to see our dance, and he came rushing out to get me. âWhere is she?â he cried. âBless her heartâjust come and see this kid slap it out!ââ â Paulette Goddard