Dedicated to the spirit of Howard Hawks, the versatile director of Hollywood's golden age. He made more good films than any other American director, co-writing and producing many of his 46 films. He was also an accomplished engineer, outdoorsman, and pilot whose friends included Ernest Hemingway and Howard Hughes. ALSO VISIT THE ANNEX FOR THE BEST MOVIES OF ALL TIME
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Danny Kaye as Hobart Frisbee from A Song is Born (1948) in a publicity still.
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The professors and Virginia Mayo ride in a 1936 Packard Eight Phaeton in a scene from A Song is Born (1948)
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Danny Kaye and Virginia Mayo copy a scene from Ball of Fire (1942) in producer Samuel Goldwyn and Howard Hawks' remake A Song is Born (1948)
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Danny Kaye, Virginia Mayo, and the professors in A Song is Born (1948)
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Danny Kaye in a publicity still for A Song is Born (1948)
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original publicity still for A Song is Born (1948)
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Virginia Mayo as Honey Swanson in an original publicity still for A Song is Born (1948)
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Danny Kaye is overwhelmed in a scene from A Song is Born (1948) with Virginia Mayo and Steve Cochran,
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Mary Field reprises her role as Miss Totten in A Song is Born (1948) with Danny Kaye.
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Steve Cochran as Tony Crow in a screencap from A Song is Born (1948). His character was Joe Lilac, played by Dana Andrews in Ball of Fire (1942).
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Danny Kaye and Felix Bressart in a screencap from A Song is Born (1948)
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Swing era jazz greats Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, and Charlie Barnet behind the scenes of A Song is Born (1948)
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Benny Goodman on clarinet in a scene from A Song is Born (1948). It's another musical highlight in a Howard Hawks film, including Only Angels Have Wings, The Big Sleep, and Hatari.
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Louis Armstrong in an original publicity still for A Song is Born (1948)
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Danny Kaye as Hobart Frisbee lectures musicians including Louis Armstrong in a scene from A Song is Born (1948)
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A Song is Born (1948) was Howard Hawks' first film in color. It was photographed by master Gregg Toland, who also photographed Hawks' original Ball of Fire.
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Danny Kaye and The Golden Gate Quartet in a scene from A Song is Born (1948)
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