Synopsis
Night and Day (1946) centers on a fictionalized account of Cole Porter’s life, tracing his early songwriting ambitions, military service, and emergence as one of America’s most successful composers. As hit stage productions, romantic complications, and personal setbacks shape his increasingly demanding career while his marriage suffers under the pressures of fame and artistic obsession, Porter’s professional triumphs become intertwined with emotional sacrifice and physical tragedy. This biographical musical drama examines artistic ambition and personal compromise within the spectacle of American show business, as personal pressures intensify, with celebrity culture, romantic conflict, and creative achievement.
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Notes
- Warner’s DVD includes trailers for Broadway Melody of 1940 (1940), Kiss Me Kate (1953), High Society (1956), Les Girls (1957) and Silk Stockings (1957). It is also available in the “Cary Grant: The Signature Collection” box set.
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