A+ for 1st all-Asian cast in major Hollywood picture D+ for the music
This was a film version of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s musical. I remember when I was a little kid my family would always be excited when this movie came on TV because it was one of the only ones with Asians characters. In fact, it was the first major American film with an all-Asian cast.<br /><br />The story is about a series of overlapping love relationships. Jack Soo is after Nancy Kwan but has an arranged bride Miyoshi Umeki which he tries to pass off to James Shigeta who is in love with Kwan. There’s also Reiko Sato who is crazy about him. Mixed in with that is a conflict between old and new as the parents want to stay traditional while the kids want to be American. How will all this be resolved is the dilemma of the story.<br /><br />I have to say I wasn’t impressed by the music that Rodgers and Hammerstein came up with. The only stand out song is Grant Avenue. The rest are very mediocre. There’s also some dance routines for the big songs. Probably the best part of that was watching Patrick Adiarte, who plays Shigeta’s younger brother, do some Jazz dance.
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