A charismatic Broadway star who transitions from his long-term partner Nadine to Hannah Brown. Initially clumsy in his attempts to build Hannah's career, he eventually crafts successful routines tailored to her style. He prioritizes their relationship over fame, ultimately forming a partnership with her and culminating their romance in a wedding during the Easter Parade.
A charming con man initially wooing Lisolette Mueller. He reveals his true intentions during the crisis but is forgiven by Lisolette. He survives the inferno and is later given Lisolette's cat by the security chief in the aftermath.
A notorious charmer and former dance partner of Jim. Initially favored by Lila Dixon, he later pairs with Linda Mason after a chance New Year's Eve encounter and pursues a Hollywood career before ultimately reconciling with Lila.
American dancer who travels to London for a show, falls in love with Dale Tremont, and pursues her across London and Venice. Mistaken for his producer's married friend, he eventually clears up the confusion and reconciles with Dale.
Once a famous musical-comedy star, Tony returns to New York after three years without a film and is offered a comeback by his friends Lester and Lily. He clashes with Jeffrey's ambitious production, then takes charge of the revised musical, finances it with his art collection, and falls in love with Gabrielle Gerard.
A businessman and founding member of the Chowder Society. He joins the other elders in listening to Don's story and later accompanies Don to Eva's ruined house. After Sears goes missing, Ricky seeks help, confronts Gregory Bate in his car, and ultimately directs authorities to recover Eva's car from the lake to expose the truth and end the haunting.
Dick is a leading fashion photographer working with Maggie on a new intellectual style for Quality magazine. He discovers Jo's distinctive intelligence and persuades her to model, then falls in love with her in Paris. After misunderstanding separates them, he realizes her feelings, returns from the airport, and finds her at their special church.
Historical archive footage character featured in a classic film clip within the movie.
Talented dancer who partners with King Shaw, ultimately wins the lead role and Clare's heart.
Josh is Dinah Barkley's husband and longtime musical comedy partner. He criticizes her performances, opposes her move into serious drama, and becomes jealous of Jacques Barredout. After their separation, he performs alone, secretly coaches Dinah by impersonating Jacques, and ultimately reunites with her as both her husband and stage partner.
The wealthy Pendleton heir is an unconventional man who handles investments, bets on horses, and enjoys music rather than following family tradition. Griggs manages his business affairs while the State Department pressures him about an economic mission to France. Jervis secretly supports Julie, reads her letters, helps Jimmy obtain a mining position in Bolivia, and grows romantically close to Julie despite frequent unexplained absences.
A famous American dancer and the film's protagonist. Charming and philosophical, he travels to England and becomes entangled in a comedic misunderstanding that ultimately leads to a romance with Mimi.
Fred Astaire has 118 screen credits in a career dating back to 1933. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently That's Entertainment Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Easter Parade, Holiday Inn, Ghost Story. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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