Setting the Scene
Dress to Impress
Getting Physical With Metaphors
Dancin' and Movin'
Miscellaneous
100
What is the name of the scene?
"You Were Meant For Me"
100
What is the color of Kathy's dress?
Lavender/purple
100
Don's physicality is what?
Masculine
100
What was their dance movement like?
Gentle and sensual
100
What year was Singin' in the Rain released?
1952
200
What kind of setting does Don set for Kathy?
Romantic
200
What is Don wearing?
An all white attire
200
In a part of the scene, Kathy is standoffish just like who from the scene "Night and Day" in the "Gay Divorcee"?
Mimi Glossop
200
The dancing in the scene did not start until how much time has passed?
2 minutes
200
Who directed the film?
Stanley Doren and Gene Kelly
300
Where does Don take Kathy to serenade her?
An empty stage
300
Whose attention is drawn to the most in the scene?
Kathy Seldon
300
When Kathy is standing above Don, what is she waiting for?
For him to say what is on his mind
300
What are the two dance genres in the scene?
Tap and ballroom
300
Was the musical integrated or non-integrated?
Integrated
400
What kind of prop does Kathy use the most in the scene?
A ladder
400
Kathy's dress flows in the breeze and shine under what?
The moon
400
In the end, Don gets his way just like which two characters from other films?
Guy Holden from Gay Divorcee and Romeo from Romeo and Juliet
400
What kind of movements did they show in their dancing?
Circular movements using the entire stage
400
Singin' in the Rain was transitioned from what kind of film to "talkies"?
Silent films
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