phoebe ephron and henry ephron wrote there's no business like show business.
phoebe ephron and henry ephron wrote there's no business like show business.
who wrote there's no business like show business?
phoebe ephron and henry ephron
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irving berlin's there's no business like show business is a 1954 20th century-fox deluxe color musical-comedy-drama in cinemascope, directed by walter lang. it stars an ensemble cast, consisting of ethel merman, dan dailey, donald o'connor, mitzi gaynor, marilyn monroe, johnnie ray, and richard eastham. 









































the title is borrowed from the famous song in the stage musical (and mgm film) "annie get your gun". the screenplay was written by phoebe ephron and henry ephron, based on a story by lamar trotti; and the movie was fox's first musical in cinemascope and deluxe color.
there's no business like show business (film)
there's no business like show business









































"there's no business like show business" is an irving berlin song, written for the 1946 musical "annie get your gun" and orchestrated by ted royal. the song, a slightly tongue-in-cheek salute to the glamour and excitement of a life in show business, is sung in the musical by members of "buffalo bill's wild west" show in an attempt to persuade annie oakley to join the production. it is reprised three times in the musical.
there's no business like show business