I started watching the movie & strangely realized I know the words to the title song "Riptide." I won't start singing here, thankfully.
1934 's Riptide features Robert Montgomery & Norma Shearer - with perpetually sullen Herbert Marshall (that's ok, we still love him).




What's with the bug costumes? When you're writing a story, do you say, "I'm going to add this scene with insect outfits...it'll be great!"
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I can't help but think that Robert must've been a great dancer, really. He seems to me to be the type that really knew how to dance and would have loved to have danced with him, even if I couldn't dance myself, lol
Very chic and modern-looking insect costumes, gotta say.
Seriously, there's that one scene in the movie where he dances over to grab the bowtie off the guy - that's where the Charleston idea came in. He sure ain't slow dancin'!
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