Words and Music

Year: 1948

Runtime: 121 mins

Language: English

Director: Norman Taurog

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A tribute to lyricist Larry Hart, seen through the eyes of partner Richard Rodgers. The film charts their first meeting, lean years, breakthrough and triumphs on Broadway, London and Hollywood, featuring dazzling numbers from their shows. It also shows Hart’s life, his failed romance with Peggy McNeil, and Rodgers’s courtship of Dorothy Feiner.

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