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The opening credits say "Music and Lyrics by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin", which correctly show [...]	D
In Max Dreyfus' office, Oscar Levant while looking at Georges' score of "Swanee" hums a perfect fort [...]	D
Chico Marx is referred to early in the film. Gershwin mispronounces the name as "CHEE-ko", which gen [...]	D
Robert Alda had a lot more hair than the real Gershwin did.	D
After the first time we hear the song Rhapsody in Blue in the theater, the camera pulls back so we c [...]	D
After Christine brings the terrier Tinker for George, when the camera angle is on George, Tinker's h [...]	D
When Gershwin and Professor Franck are discussing whether George should go to Europe to study, Franc [...]	D
When Mr. Kast storms out of his office to fire George Gershwin, the camera's shadow is visible.	D
The performance of "Concerto in F" is interrupted to announce Gershwin's death. While this was obvio [...]	D
The aria, "Summertime", from "Porgy and Bess", is performed first by the character Clara, and later, [...]	D
While Max is making drinks at George's welcome home party he has his cigar in his right hand and put [...]	D
George is seen painting a portrait while wearing a silk smoking jacket right inside his luxurious pe [...]	D

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Christine Gilbert: Not one word about love. We can [...]	D
George Gershwin: I'm beginning to understand. That [...]	D
Ira Gershwin: The nearer we get to the coast, the [...]	D
George Gershwin: You take me for some kind of curi [...]	D
George Gershwin: How long have you known Mr. Dreyf [...]	D
Paul Whiteman: The number was really wonderful. Al [...]	D
Max Dreyfus: George, you can give America a voice.	D
George Gershwin: I see you've learned to play with [...]	D
George Gershwin: Well, how do you like my music? [...]	D
George Gershwin: Chris, you will come to New York? [...]	D
Paul Whiteman: I think I'm going to give a jazz co [...]	D
Julie Adams: My name is Julie Adams and I live at [...]	D
Julie Adams: What if this show is a flop? George [...]	D
George White: This is going to be the swellest sho [...]	D
Prof. Franck: Look. This is Franz Schubert. He was [...]	D
Oscar Levant: Tell me something, George... if you [...]	D
Rose Gershwin: A piano in the house is a sign of c [...]	D
George Gershwin: Maybe way down deep, I'm just a f [...]	D
George Gershwin: I've got ideas that are different [...]	D
Max Dreyfus: [occurs at about 1:49:45, after succe [...]	D
Julie Adams: I'm afraid you'll burn yourself out. [...]	D
Morris Gershwin: A trick before high heaven. Doct [...]	D
Dreyfus receptionist: Are you still here? Oscar L [...]	D
Oscar Levant: With a little more suffering, I coul [...]	D
George Gershwin: I'm alright! My headaches gone, a [...]	D
Oscar Levant: If it wasn't for Gershwin, I could'v [...]	D
Christine Gilbert: George, you're the perfect bach [...]	D
Oscar Levant: If I had your talent, I'd be a prett [...]	D
Al Jolson: [singing in blackface] The birds are si [...]	D
George Gershwin: Work is a compulsion. It's an obs [...]	D
Max Dreyfus: [referring to "Porgy and Bess", which [...]	D
Dreyfus receptionist: You're fresh! Oscar Levant: [...]	D
Ira Gershwin: Mr. Music. George Gershwin: Mr. Wor [...]	D
Christine Gilbert: You're happy. George Gershwin: [...]	D
Morris Gershwin: I'm thinking of getting myself a [...]	D
George Gershwin: Your Bolero. Monsieur Ravel, how [...]	D
Prof. Franck: Is your work the best? As good as yo [...]	D
Paul Whiteman: I may be kind of batty, but this lo [...]	D
Christine Gilbert: Who did you say it was? Friend [...]	D
Christine Gilbert: You can make up songs, George, [...]	D
Julie Adams: [singing] Don't be a naughty baby, Co [...]	D
Prof. Franck: For whom will you compose? For ragti [...]	D
George Gershwin: My fingers wouldn't obey.	D
George Gershwin: I don't want to be just a concert [...]	D
Prof. Franck: [Indicating an autographed manuscrip [...]	D
George Gershwin: You were swell, Julie. Swell.	D
George Gershwin: It's only with my music that I ca [...]	D
Oscar Levant: [climbing into a sleeper berth on th [...]	D
Oscar Levant: I've got a date with my insomnia.	D
George Gershwin: I've found you can live in a pent [...]	D
Christine Gilbert: I know the real thing when I se [...]	D
George Gershwin: Well, what do know? At last I got [...]	D
Prof. Franck: Darling, if George listens to the vo [...]	D
Prof. Franck: Now then, play that Chopin, but with [...]	D
Tom: [singing] For every girl who passes me, I sho [...]	D
Rose Gershwin: What are you fixing now? Morris Ge [...]	D
Ira Gershwin: Mr. Dreyfus and a friend of his are [...]	D
Ira Gershwin: [Leads a toast at a party] Let's dri [...]	D

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