<human>: great american musicals of the past twenty years have rightly been labelled the golden age of musicals, and prior to that, true classics seemed to have dominated the music industry. singing in the shower, playing the piano, or singing along to the radio, are all great ways to enjoy a great time. perhaps the last great american musical, perhaps the best, is based on the novel by oliver and company. oliver and company have adapted shakespeare's classic poem and turned it into a movie. successful film productions include a successful stage production, a successful film version of dick's novel, and a successful television production. oliver and co-writer/director/screenwriter/producer/director/editor/screenwriter oliver and coworker/director bill weld have won six academy awards, including best picture and best director, and oliver has written ornate, complex, and sometimes hilarious characters. oliver discovers his true ancestry and discovers that his real family includes seven daughters and seven sons-in-law. he discovers that he has a rich and well-to-do background and enjoys making friends with quirky people. oliver discover his true nature and discovers his deepest fears and passions. oliver discover's true ancestor and discovers how to live happily ever after. brilliantly assembled film consistently pleasing eye excellently acted talented cast members realistically reproduces every stage role well well ; young and well-trained actors effortlessly transition from stage to screen with incredible precision and sense of symmetry and wonderful costume design helps make songs and dance sequences memorable; talented actors and skilled direction create memorable set pieces; and memorable characters; and brilliantly filmed film sequences that never really lose their entertaining intensity during the entire running time. enjoy!
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