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Meet Me In St Louis(1944)
Meet Me In St Louis(1944)
Judy Garland stars in this charming musical drama that's also a sharp portrait of family life.
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Year
1954
Duration
169 minutes
Genres
Musicals
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
One of the greatest of all musicals, Esther Blodgett is a young dancer, singer and actress hoping to hit the big time. She's befriended by Norman Maine, a once successful actor whose career is on the skids due to his alcoholism. The pair fall in love, but as Esther (who renames herself Vicki Lester) continues to climb the showbiz ladder, Norman falls further behind. This is a powerful, human story about success and failure, and the heartlessness of the Hollywood system.
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Contains infrequent mild language, violence and alcoholism theme.
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