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    “A film is made up of a hundred or more hidden things,” Vincente Minnelli once said in an interview. The quote seems to sum up Minnelli’s layered film making style. In this essay I will be exploring the themes of feminism, one of the hundred or more hidden things in Minnelli’s work. The essay will move through the life of Minnelli, analysing films from both the beginning and end of his career in the context of the time in which they were made. Vincente Minnelli was born Lester Anthony Minnelli in Chicago on February 28 of 1903 into a theatrical family. His father and mother were both performers who travelled and owned half of the Minnelli Brothers’ Dramatic and Tent Theatre. Minnelli first worked as a child performer with his mother, then…

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    So she wound up competing for a job with one other person named Deanna Durbin.The job was a radio show called MGM. As for relationships she married band member David Rose on July 28, 1941, and divorced in 1943, but was only finalized in 1944, and because she was peer pressured into aborting a child. She then became a mistress while dating married man, Tyrone Power. After that she dated Joseph L. Mankiewicz. All in the year of 1943. Then she dated a man named Vincente Minnelli, who she married on…

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    Pirate” as Manual. Another one she did in 1948 was “Easter Parade” as Hannah Brown. In 1949 she did the “Good Old Summertime”as Veronica Fisher. In 1950 she did “Summer Stock” as Jane Falbury. In 1954 she did “A Star is Born” as Esther Hoffman. In 1955 Judy Garland was nominated for a Oscar for “A Star is Born.” In 1956 she won an Emmy for best female singer. An Emmy is an award for your singing skills. Garland had many husbands. Her first one was David Rose. She married David…

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    the film was created. Ideology surrounding gender is highly important when analysing a film that centres around one man and how his represented rejection by women affected his life and art. Lust for Life established two key female characters that influence Gogh, one being his cousin Kee and the other a prostitute (Christine), who manifests as his love interest. The fact that both these women reject Gogh suggests that women were part of the driving force in cause his psychological depravity. The…

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    His name was Vincente Minnelli. Shortly after filming ended they moved in together. He began to mold Judy and her career, making her more popular world wide. The happy couple announced their engagement on January 9, 1945. Her divorce with her first husband, David, was finalized June 8, 1944. She tied the knot with him that afternoon at her mother’s house. The couple spent three months on their honeymoon in New York. When Judy returned from the honeymoon, she found out that she was pregnant. On…

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    The clip Meet Me in St. Louis has a central theme of utopia as presented in the elements of the film. Through elements such as color, music, movement, lighting and film perspective, the theme of merry, fairy tale like living is advanced. The director, Vincente Minnelli, delivers the thematic concern of the oblivion to hard realities that early families apparently led. In a way, the clip appears to be attempting at a ridicule expose on the triviality fussing that the people were living at the…

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