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• Grist, Leighton; Lusted, David (1999). "Writing about specularity and Modernity: the case of Dancing Lady". In Bignell, Jonathan (ed.). Writing and Cinema. Crosscurrents. Addison Wesley Publishing Company. pp. 224–238. ISBN  0582357586.

Iumuggle 03:52, 22 August 2007 (UTC)removed image of Fred and Ginger was not relevant to this movie reply