Hello, Dolly!

1969

"Love is a dance, join the celebration."

Also known as: 🇷🇴 RO: Bună, Dolly! All international titles (1) →

Comedy Romance 148 min 7.0/10

Synopsis

Hello, Dolly! is a movie released in 1969.

Hello, Dolly! is a vibrant musical comedy directed by Gene Kelly, featuring the iconic performances of Barbra Streisand and Walter Matthau. Set in the early 20th century, the film captures the lively atmosphere of New York City as it follows the matchmaking adventures of Dolly Gallagher Levi, a spirited widow with a knack for orchestrating romance. The narrative unfolds with Dolly’s determination to find a suitable partner, leading to various humorous and heartwarming encounters. The film is celebrated for its colorful visuals, elaborate musical numbers, and a charming blend of romance and comedy. The themes of love, companionship, and the pursuit of happiness are woven throughout the story, showcasing the characters' journeys as they navigate their relationships. With its energetic choreography and engaging dialogues, Hello, Dolly! invites audiences into a whimsical world where love is always just around the corner, making it a delightful experience for fans of the genre.

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Parental Guide — Suitable for 13+

13+

Content guidance for parents

Category	Level	Indicator
Violence	0/5
Sexual Content	2/5
Language	1/5
Drugs / Alcohol	1/5
Frightening Elements	0/5

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Violence

There are no instances of violence.

Sexual Content

Some mild romantic situations and innuendos are present.

Language

There is occasional mild language.

Drugs / Alcohol

There are scenes depicting social drinking.

Frightening Elements

There are no frightening elements.

Summary for parents:

Hello, Dolly! is a light-hearted musical that features themes of romance and relationships. While it contains some mild innuendo and occasional mild language, it is overall a family-friendly film suitable for older children and teens.

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Connections with other movies

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Box Office

Budget: $24,000,000

Revenue: $33,208,099

Profit $9,208,099

ROI +38.4% (1.4x)

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Hello, Dolly! is directed by Gene Kelly .

Cast of Hello, Dolly!

Barbra Streisand

Dolly Levi

Walter Matthau

Horace Vandergelder

Michael Crawford

Cornelius Hackl

Marianne McAndrew

Irene Molloy

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Crew & Production

Gene Kelly

Director

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Keywords

#based on play or musical 102 #merchant 2 #yonkers, new york 2 #borzoi 2 #millinery 2 #drygoods store 2

Production Companies

20th Century Fox

Chenault Productions

Trivia & Fun Facts about Hello, Dolly!

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• Barbra Streisand's performance in 'Hello, Dolly!' marked one of her first major film roles following her success on Broadway, showcasing her transition from stage to screen.

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• Many of the film's scenes were shot on location in New York City, capturing the vibrancy of the city in the late 1960s, which added authenticity to the storyline.

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• The character of Dolly Levi originally comes from a play by Thornton Wilder titled 'The Matchmaker', which provided the foundation for the musical adaptation.

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• In one scene, a background character accidentally drops a tray while walking past a group of main characters, but the scene was kept in the final cut for its comedic effect.

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• The film's score features the song 'Hello, Dolly!', which became a signature piece for Streisand and contributed to her popularity as a recording artist.

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