That's Entertainment!
More than a movie. It's a celebration.
1974 · 2h 15m · G
Documentary, Family, Music
Directed by
Jack Haley Jr.
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That's Entertainment!
Overview
Various MGM stars from yesterday present their favorite musical moments from the studio's 50 year history.
Director and cast
- Jack Haley Jr. Director
- Fred Astaire as Self - Host / Narrator
- Bing Crosby as Self - Host / Narrator
- Gene Kelly as Self - Host / Narrator
- Peter Lawford as Self - Host / Narrator
- Liza Minnelli as Self - Host / Narrator
- Donald O'Connor as Self - Host / Narrator
- Debbie Reynolds as Self - Host / Narrator
- Mickey Rooney as Self - Host / Narrator
- Frank Sinatra as Self - Host / Narrator
- James Stewart as Self - Host / Narrator
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