frames&sounds/baby jane

from lo spaghettino · host Claudia Riconda

A volte i cattivi non siamo noi La prima clip è il finale di “Che fine ha fatto Baby Jane?” (regia Robert Aldrich, con Bette Davis e Joan Crawford, produzione Warner Bros. 1962 all rights reserved). La seconda è il finale di “8 1/2” (regia Federico Fellini, con Marcello Mastroianni, produzione Rizzoli, 1963 all rights reserved). La terza clip è tratta dalla serata degli Oscar 1963 dal sito YouTube degli Oscars all rights reserved. L’ultima clip con Anne Bancroft e Perry Como che nel 1960 cantano “Nel blu dipinto di blu” (scritta da Domenico Modugno e Franco Migliacci nel 1958) l’ho trovata sul canale YouTube di Cost Ander all rights reserved

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