Did Jane Powell Sing in Royal Wedding?
After Signing with Mgm, Powell Was Loaned to United Artists for Her First Film, Song of the Open Road (1944), Where She Played the Character of Jane Powell and...
After signing with MGM, Powell was loaned to United Artists for her first film, Song of the Open Road (1944), where she played the character of Jane Powell and took that as her professional name. In 1945, Powell sang "Because" at the wedding of Esther Williams and Ben Gage.
Who sang in the movie Royal Wedding?
It features a sparkler of a score from Burton Lane and Alan Jay Lerner (including the timeless ballad "Too Late Now"), and the impressive vocals of Jane Powell, in arguably her best role at the studio. The story revolved around a brother-sister dance act, Tom and Ellen Bowen (Fred Astaire and Jane Powell).
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