- Movie synopsis: Tom (Fred Astaire) and Ellen (Jane Powell) are dancing brothers who will perform in London during the royal wedding. On the ship to England, Ellen charms Lord John Brindale. In London, Tom meets Ann. They are undecided between passions and artistic life.


- Movie: Royal Wedding of 1951.


- Direction: Stanley Donen.


- Music name: You're All the World to Me.


- Photography actress: Ann Ashmond (Sarah Churchill).


- Box office: USD 3.902 million.


- How did they do Fred Astaire's famous dance scene at Royal Wedding? The video room really rotates as a unit and all the furniture is nailed to the walls and ceiling. In addition, the camera remains attached to the rotating room, making it look like the dancers are defying gravity.


- Famous Broadway dancer Fred Astaire popularized this method in a dance routine from the 1951 film "Royal Wedding". In the video below, you can see how Astaire's performance appeared on the screen and how the team filmed the rotating room. Link: [ Ссылка ]

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