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* CastTheExpert: In the film, Lola's dance partner for the in-universe show was the dance choreographer. (In that instance it wasn't just finding somebody to do the dance, it needed to be somebody of the right height and weight to match the actress. It helped that they had a previous working relationship.)
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* CastTheExpert: In the film, Lola's dance partner for the in-universe show was the dance choreographer.choreographer, Creator/BobFosse. (In that instance it wasn't just finding somebody to do the dance, it needed to be somebody of the right height and weight to match the actress. It helped that they had a previous working relationship.)
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* DescendedCreator: Choreographer Creator/BobFosse has a small role as Lola's yellow-shirted dance partner.
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* DescendedCreator: Choreographer Creator/BobFosse has a small role in the film as Lola's yellow-shirted dance partner.
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* RomanceOnTheSet: Gwen Verdon and Bob Fosse met during production of the 1955 Broadway run. They went on to work on the film version together, get married in 1960, have a daughter, and collaborate for many years, even after their divorce. They even had a [[Series/FosseVerdon miniseries based on their relationship]].
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* RomanceOnTheSet: Gwen Verdon and Bob Fosse met during production of the 1955 Broadway run.run, where he was choreographer. They went on to work on the film version together, get married in 1960, have a daughter, and collaborate for many years, even after their divorce. They even had a [[Series/FosseVerdon miniseries based on their relationship]].
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* RomanceOnTheSet: Gwen Verdon and Bob Fosse met during production of the 1955 Broadway run. They went on to work on the film version together, get married in 1960, have a daughter, and collaborate for many years, even after their divorce.
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* RomanceOnTheSet: Gwen Verdon and Bob Fosse met during production of the 1955 Broadway run. They went on to work on the film version together, get married in 1960, have a daughter, and collaborate for many years, even after their divorce. They even had a [[Series/FosseVerdon miniseries based on their relationship]].
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* RomanceOnTheSet: Gwen Verdon and Bob Fosse met during production of the 1955 Broadway run. They went on to get married in 1960, have a daughter, and collaborated for many years, even after their divorce.
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* RomanceOnTheSet: Gwen Verdon and Bob Fosse met during production of the 1955 Broadway run. They went on to work on the film version together, get married in 1960, have a daughter, and collaborated collaborate for many years, even after their divorce.
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* CastTheExpert: In the film, Lola's dance partner for the in-universe show was the dance choreographer. (In that instance it wasn't just finding somebody to do the dance, it needed to be somebody of the right height and weight to match the actress.)
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* CastTheExpert: In the film, Lola's dance partner for the in-universe show was the dance choreographer. (In that instance it wasn't just finding somebody to do the dance, it needed to be somebody of the right height and weight to match the actress. It helped that they had a previous working relationship.)
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* RomanceOnTheSet: Gwen Verdon and Bob Fosse met during production of the 1955 Broadway run. They went on to get married in 1960, have a daughter, and collaborated for many years, even after their divorce.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Besides being rooted in 50s baseball culture, the Senators left Washington after the 1960 season to become the Minnesota Twins. A new franchise named the Washington Senators replaced them in 1961. The new team continued the losing tradition, and eventually moved to the Dallas-Fort Worth area as the Texas Rangers in 1971. Washington then went 33 seasons without Major League Baseball representation until the Montreal Expos moved there in 2005 to become the Washington Nationals.
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* CutSong: several, as usual. A few were used in the 1994 revival.
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* CutSong: several, Several, as usual. A few were used in the 1994 revival.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Besides being rooted in 50s baseball culture, the Senators left Washington after the 1960 season to become the Minnesota Twins. A new franchise named the Washington Senators replaced them in 1961. The new team continued the losing tradition, and eventually moved to the Dallas-Fort Worth area as the Texas Rangers in 1971. Washington then went 33 seasons without Major League Baseball representation until the Montreal Expos moves there in 2005 to become the Washington Nationals.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Besides being rooted in 50s baseball culture, the Senators left Washington after the 1960 season to become the Minnesota Twins. A new franchise named the Washington Senators replaced them in 1961. The new team continued the losing tradition, and eventually moved to the Dallas-Fort Worth area as the Texas Rangers in 1971. Washington then went 33 seasons without Major League Baseball representation until the Montreal Expos moves moved there in 2005 to become the Washington Nationals.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Besides being rooted in 50s baseball culture, the Senators left Washington after the 1960 season to become the Minnesota Twins. A new franchise named the Washington Senators replaced them in 1961. The new team continued the losing tradition, and eventually moved to the Dallas-Fort Worth area as the Texas Rangers in 1971.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Besides being rooted in 50s baseball culture, the Senators left Washington after the 1960 season to become the Minnesota Twins. A new franchise named the Washington Senators replaced them in 1961. The new team continued the losing tradition, and eventually moved to the Dallas-Fort Worth area as the Texas Rangers in 1971. Washington then went 33 seasons without Major League Baseball representation until the Montreal Expos moves there in 2005 to become the Washington Nationals.
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* TheDanza: Joe calls Creator/BobFosse's dancer character "Fosse."
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* DescendedCreator: Choreographer Creator/BobFosse has a small role as Lola's yellow-shirted dance partner.
* DescendedCreator: Choreographer Creator/BobFosse has a small role as Lola's yellow-shirted dance partner.
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Pretty sure I remember this one from doing a report some time back. Could be wrong.
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* CastTheExpert: In the film, Lola's dance partner for the in-universe show was the dance choreographer. (In that instance it wasn't just finding somebody to do the dance, it needed to be somebody of the right height and weight to match the actress.)
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Besides being rooted in 50s baseball culture, the Senators left Washington after the 1960 season to become the Minnesota Twins. A new franchise named the Washington Senators replaced them in 1961. The new team continued the losing tradition, and eventually moved to the Dallas-Fort Worth area as the Texas Rangers in 1971.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Besides being rooted in 50s baseball culture, the Senators left Washington after the 1960 season to become the Minnesota Twins. A new franchise named the Washington Senators replaced them in 1961. The new team continued the losing tradition, and eventually moved to the Dallas-Fort Worth area as the Texas Rangers in 1971.1971.
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* CutSong: several, as usual. A few were used in the 1994 revival
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Besides being rooted in 50s baseball culture, the Senators left Washington after the 1960 season to become the Minnesota Twins. A new franchise named the Washington Senators replaced them in 1961. The new team continued the losing tradition, and eventually moved to the Dallas-Fort Worth area as the Texas Rangers in 1971.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Besides being rooted in 50s baseball culture, the Senators left Washington after the 1960 season to become the Minnesota Twins. A new franchise named the Washington Senators replaced them in 1961. The new team continued the losing tradition, and eventually moved to the Dallas-Fort Worth area as the Texas Rangers in 1971.
