Kiss Me Kate 1953 Musical Film | Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel, Ann Miller, Keenan Wynn | Review

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Cast and Characters:

Kathryn Grayson - Lilli Vanessi 'Katherine'

Howard Keel - Fred Graham 'Petruchio'

Ann Miller - Lois Lane 'Bianca'

Keenan Wynn - Lippy

Bobby Van - 'Gremio'

Tommy Rall - Bill Calhoun 'Lucentio'

James Whitmore - Slug

Kurt Kasznar - 'Baptista'

Bob Fosse - 'Hortensio'

Ron Randell - Cole Porter

Willard Parker - Tex Callaway

Dave O'Brien - Ralph

Claud Allister - Paul

Ann Codee - Suzanne

Carol Haney - Specialty Dancer

Jeanne Coyne - Specialty Dancer

David Bair- Gregory

Herman Belmonte - Actor in Play

Directed by George Sidney

Screenplay by Dorothy Kingsley

Based on Kiss Me, Kate by Bella and Samuel Spewack

Music by: Cole Porter (songs), Saul Chaplin (score), André Previn, Conrad Salinger (orchestrations)

Production company: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Distributed by Loew's Inc.

Release dates: October 15, 1953 (previews), November 5, 1953 (New York City), November 26, 1953 (United States)

Songs:

So in Love

Too Darn Hot

Why Can't You Behave?

Kiss Me, Kate

Wunderbar

So in Love (Reprise)

We Open in Venice

Tom, Dick, or Harry

I've Come to Wive it Wealthily in Padua

I Hate Men

Were Thine That Special Face

Finale Act One (Kiss Me, Kate)

Where Is the Life That Late I Led?

Always True to You in My Fashion

Brush Up Your Shakespeare

From This Moment On

Finale