Production Info
Premiere
December 14, 1977
Credits Highlights
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Director
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Choreographer
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Cast
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Desiree Armfeldt
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Charlotte Mittelheim
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Frederick Egerman
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Anne Egerman
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Madame Armfeldt
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Carl-Magnus Mittelheim
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Erich Egerman
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Petra
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Fredericka Egerman
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Frid
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Musical Numbers
Main Program
- Night Waltz (Love Takes Time) .... Desiree, Charlotte, Anne, Petra, Madame Armfeldt, Fredrika, Henrik, Fredrik, Carl-Magnus
- The Glamorous Life (film) .... Fredrika
- Now .... Fredrik
- Soon .... Anne
- Later .... Henrik
- Trio .... Anne, Henrik, Fredrik
- You Must Meet My Wife .... Fredrik, Desiree
- Every Day a Little Death .... Charlotte, Anne
- Night Waltz .... Orchestra
- A Weekend in the Country .... Petra, Anne, Fredrik, Charlotte, Carl-Magnus, Madame Armfeldt, Henrik
- It Would Have Been Wonderful .... Fredrik, Carl-Magnus
- Send in the Clowns .... Desiree
- Send in the Clowns (Reprise) .... Desiree, Fredrik
- Night Waltz (Love Takes Time) (Reprise) .... Company
Additional Musical Numbers Lists
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Trivia & History
The film premiered at the Deauville Film Festival in September 1977. The premiere fo the genral public was at Pacific's Picwood in West Los Angeles on December 14 1977. This was a one-week run so that the film could qualify for the Academy Awards for the year 1977. It opened in New York at the Columbia I on March 8, 1978. It opened in Toronto, Boston and San Francisco a bit later in March, and it re-opened in Los Angeles on March 22 at the Music Hall in Beverly Hills. In April, it opened in Washington, D.C.
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Production Info
Premiere
December 14, 1977
Audio Recordings
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