In a dance performance for the ages, 75 years ago the Nicholas Brothers dazzled audiences with their acrobatic routine to Jumpin’ Jive. The routine was unrehearsed and what you see was the first take! 🎥Stormy Weather (1943) | The Music Center: Performing Arts Center of Los Angeles

The Nicholas Brothers, dancing sensations | Vintage & Iconic African American Everything

Posted @withregram • @cineatomy The Nicholas Brothers’ tap sequence in Stormy Weather (1943) is often called the greatest dance sequence ever filmed - Fred Astaire himself even said so ✨🎬 Fayard and Harold Nicholas, two African-American brothers from Philadelphia, were prodigies of vaudeville and Hollywood, blending acrobatics, jazz, and ballet into a style all their own. In this iconic scene, filmed more than 80 years ago, they leapfrog down a staircase, slide into splits, and dance across tab

Nicole Nicholas, granddaughter of Fayard Nicholas, explains how The Nicholas Brothers broke barriers during a time of racial segregation through their energetic and influential dance routines. #SummerUnderTheStars See the full interview on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/a8RqqQy-doc | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

Emmy-winner and three-time Oscar-nominee, Nicholas Britell, talks about his scores for shows like "Succession" and "Andor," and about his process for collaborating with such directors as Barry Jenkins ("Moonlight") and Adam McKay ("Don't Look Up"). https://bit.ly/3FGoyb8 | CBS Sunday Morning

Nicholas overcame unbelievable obstacles to achieve his dreams. | BBC Three

The Nicholas Brothers in “Stormy Weather”, (1943). Directed by Andrew L. Stone. | I'm Old Fashioned - Vintage Everyday