Gene Kelly Directs, Barbra Streisand Stars.
&#34;Hello, Dolly!&#34; is one of those huge-budgeted musicals made after the incredible success of &#34;The Sound of Music.&#34;  Lightning was reluctant to strike twice, however, and subsequent, bloated musicals like &#34;Paint Your Wagon,&#34; &#34;Dr. Dolittle,&#34; &#34;Star&#34; and &#34;Darling Lili&#34; tanked at the box office.  &#34;Hello, Dolly!&#34; seemed a safe bet.  It was based on a hit Broadway show, starred Barbra Streisand -- fresh from her Oscar-winning role in &#34;Funny Girl&#34; -- in the title role, had a score by Jerry Herman and a script by Ernest Lehman (&#34;North By Northwest&#34;), and was directed by Gene Kelly, a guy who knew his way around musical movies.  Yet the result was an overly long dud with Streisand monumentally miscast.  Dolly should have been played by an older actress.  Streisand mugs unrestrainedly and her performance never convinces.<br /><br />The film does have its good moments.  Louis Armstrong brightens the screen when he joins in the title number.  Michael Crawford as Cornelius Hackl and long-limbed Tommy Tune as Ambrose Kemper are both excellent, and the dance sequences are nicely staged by Michael Kidd (&#34;Seven Brides for Seven Brothers&#34;).<br /><br />Viewed today, &#34;Hello, Dolly!&#34; inspires awe at the magnitude of the production, the many locations, the huge number of extras used to fill the screen, and the sumptuous 1900's-style costumes and sets.  This bare-bones edition has no bonus extras.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : A matchmaker takes a trip to Yonkers with hopes of meeting an unmarried half-millionaire. Returning to New York with her prize, she attempts to fix up the rich man's employees with women, as she has designs on him for herself. Direction: Gene Kelly Actors: Barbra Streisand, Danny Lockin, David Hurst Audio/Video Features: Color Year: 1969 Runtime: 146 minutes Original Language: English.