Stormy Weather in Color - The Nicholas Brothers and Cab Calloway | REACTION 

Wow! So beautiful and this is the true definition of old is gold 💯🔥

1943.

Saw what ya did there. 😊

Never!!!!!!@

I've seen others with similar skills. But they did not have the showmanship. These guys were way above everybody else, and the headliner dancers loved their work.

You will never know. There may be a dancer out there who hasn't been born who might be even more amazing than the Nicholas Brothers. You never know.

​@@nehemiahmarcus308 nobody has the dedication and effort nowadays so get real dude...

check out the Berry brothers. A trio

Of ALL time!

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Obviously done with CGI!

...idiot...@@sparky6086

Also, love the Nicholas Bros in "down argentine way".. they could sing as well as dance.. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ecBAeN9yzOc.html

Respectfully: "Unrehearsed in one take with no editing" is basically true, to a certain extent, but not in the way that most people seem to think. Many people get confused about the phrases "no rehearsal" and "one take." (and there was definitely editing.) "No rehearsal" does not mean, "we made this up off the tops of our heads in the moment," it means, "We rehearsed and practiced for hours and hours and hours- weeks and months- in the dance studio, so that when it came time to be on set with the lights and the cameras, we filmed right away without a 'rehearsal take' first." What "one take" means is that they set up the cameras from a certain angle and lighting, cued everything up, rolled camera, and the Nicholas Brothers danced their hearts out for thirty or sixty perfect seconds. No "Fayard, you were a little late with that second drop, let's do a take two," "Harold, your left foot was behind the beat, let's go in for take three." They captured that section of the dance perfectly in ONE TAKE. Then they set up the next angle, lights, set pieces, cued everything up, rolled cameras, and the Nicholas Brothers danced with perfection for another thirty seconds, with no second take necessary. Then they set up for the next angle, and took that shot in ONE TAKE. One take each, for every shot. If you watch you can see twelve distinct edits- cuts from one camera angle to another. Not one continuous take for the entirety of the three-minute dance sequence. The dance sequence was definitely captured on film in multiple shots, EACH of which was filmed in one take- which is in itself an amazing achievement by two supremely talented and dedicated dancing legends! -My 2¢

It’s actually came out in 1943

Aww! Thank you! This movie is a must watch, I hope i can find it

@@africareact Bill "Bojangles" Robinson is another fascinating person as well, from the 1930s.

Such a masterpiece 🔥💯

NOPE. Several takes.

This was so 🔥🔥🔥

Thanks for the feedback. As for me one split and i will be bedridden for a very long time🤣

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Fred Astaire agreed with you.

@@jimweisgram9185 AND THEY DID THIS PERFORMANCE IN ONE TAKE!

@@parkiwi4787 I heard it differently. That the sequence of the brothers leaping down the staircase was unrehearsed and done in one take. Not that it matters to me. The dancing is astounding.

With enough training, conditioning and rehearsals you might be good.

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Wow! This is so true. Thanks for sharing this 🙏😍

Thanks for the feedback