Top 20 Most Underrated Dance Scenes in Classic Musicals
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Published 2023-01-15
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All Comments (21)
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Which dance scene do YOU think is the most underrated? Let us know below, and be sure to also check out our video of the Top 10 Amazing Ensemble Dance Scenes - https://youtu.be/RjEO_laJTnw
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The Cagney dance on the stairs was spontaneous—no one knew he was going to do it and he did it in one take!
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The incredible Cyd Charisse is definitely underrated, in my opinion. The lines on that woman were glorious. She had a stunning body for dance, and I found her mesmerizing.
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Donald O'Conner more than held his own in that Singing in the Rain tap dance with Gene Kelly, something not everyone could do. They were a brilliant pairing.
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Donald Oconner is my all time great in “make them laugh”. I am gobsmacked at all his feats but especially the humongous leap he does from sitting at the piano to then sitting on top of the piano, with his legs crossed. Unbelievable strength
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The roller skate tap: Amazing...and those are steel clamp-on skates, they weigh a ton. He makes it look effortless. Lately, I was most amazed by Robert Wagner's dancing in 'Say One for Me' from 1950. Who knew he had such moves .
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I am 82 now but I was a film buff and I saw all these film except one…Ho! How I wish life was like that now…fabulous innocent times….Thank You for the memories.
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As a young girl. I was enamored by Danny Kay. I would watch his movies whenever the showed up on the television. As a dancer he had the most limber body I had ever seen, and his facial expressions were so memorable. I think Danny talent wasn't as appreciated as much as he should have been.
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"Fiddler on the Roof" has two numbers that deserve a mention here: "To Life" and "The Bottle Dance." This beautiful film rarely gets the recognition it should.
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Can we all agree that Gene Kelly is one of, if not THE best dancer EVER with his ethic and range in dances. Who else could pull off what he did? Can we get a count down of Gene Kelly's best dances?
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Good to see the Nicolas Brothers Stormy Weathers tap number and Barn Dance from Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.
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Stormy Weather is one of the greatest movies ever! The Nicholas Brothers were so talented, Cab has such energy and Lena is a goddess.
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Thank you for mentioning flower drum song. It's a piece that's been constantly forgotten, but still wonderfully executed.
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Singing in the rain was the movie that got me dancing, i still love that movie, i took tap lessons and had the time of my life!!
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Dancing on rollerskates is my favorite. That was incredible.
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The amount of talent these old singer/dancer/actors had was truly mind-boggling. They could do pretty much everything ... and then some.
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My father absolutely ADORED Cyd Charisse and was thrilled when my sister met her and procured a personalized, autographed photo for him!
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I watch The Best Things Happen While You’re Dancing scene multiple times a year. The costumes, the energy, the smoothness, the singing, and of course the dancing, ALWAYS puts me in a happy mood.
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I'm so glad you featured that lovely dance with Vera Ellen and Danny Kaye in White Christmas. That was so elegant and packed with talent. Thank you!
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I’m so glad you included the Nicholas Brothers, Ann Miller, and Eleanor Powell.
