The Sad Love Story of a Popular Singer

In the 160-plus minutes of the film, I didn't feel at all lengthy, and it was already early morning, and Jimmy's melancholy saxophone was still ringing in my ears. I have some doubts if Jimmy really has this person in the JAZZ music scene. In that studio chart I clearly see that Jimmy's music is No. 1, and the great Charlie Parker and the great Ella Fitzgerald can only succumb to it. Rear. According to some narratives on the comment track, this film has been shot at least once before, maybe twice.
The cooperation between Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro is a perfect match, and Ming Naili's acting skills are also remarkable. Taking the big band era in the 1930s as the background, the love-hate relationship between a saxophonist and a peerless actor is vividly reflected. Those jazz, blues and Broadway stage plays have been deeply hidden into the American people's bones, otherwise it would never be possible to reflect the musical flavor in such a romantic film.
According to the Japanese name, this is a sad love story of a popular singer. Where did she sit at the end of the war, and she returned to New York after six years of success. He sat in her place, looked at her, and applauded!

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