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I'll Get You for This (released in the US as Lucky Nick Cain) is a 1951 British thriller film by Joseph M. Newman starring George Raft, Coleen Gray, (the Actress known for acting in Nightmare Alley 1947)and Enzo Staiola (the little boy from The Bicycle Thief). It was made from an adaptation by George Callahan and William Rose of James Hadley Chase's 1946 book of the same name. The setting was s...

Dance scene from Rumba 1935 with George Raft and Margo (Albert). The original has been edited to the more popular song of that time "The Carioca". the link to George Rafts Facebook Group: GeorgeRaft.TheLegend.TheMan/

A scene from Bolero 1934 George Raft dancing with Gloria Shea and William Frawley playing Raul's brother.

This is a clip from Souls at Sea 1937 with George Raft and Gary Cooper singing a cute duet. I cut this to show that George Raft did know how to sing and so did Gary Cooper. It's also one of Georges best performances in a very good movie.

This a clip from Johnny Allegro 1949 with George Raft and Nina Foch. The original music is substitute with Chris Isaak doing a terrific rendition of Besame Mucho. It seems the change from the original song helped Nina become sexier than I have ever seen her before. GeorgeRaft.TheLegend.TheMan/

This is from Bolero 1934. George Raft and Carole Lombard dancing to what thought was better song than the original jazzy something that looked like it was from a Vaudeville act. Here you will see George had very excellent dancing skills to possibly to rival Mr. Astaire. Fred Astaire thought George was a very smooth dancer and would watch him at the El Fey nightclub frequently, he would also vis...

The clip is from Outpost in Morocco with George Raft and Marie Windsor. The new song synced to this dance is from the commercial called Olivia's Wish. Taken from the original song Dmitri Shostakovich - Waltz No. 2. I edited this clip to show the diversity of Mr. Raft's dancing skills besides being a wonderful dance to a beautiful song.

in Stolen Harmony 1935 dancing with Grace Bradley. I put this dance to Let Yourself Go instead of the original music to emphasize Mr. Raft's tap dancing abilities. Obviously, he did not just dance the Tango. He was quite a dancer considering he was self-taught. He thought of himself a Stylist but he was even more than that. He had a natural talent for dance. GeorgeRaft.TheLegend.Th...

Every Night at Eight 1935 George Raft, Alice Faye GeorgeRaft.TheLegend.TheMan/

with Frances Drake from Bolero 1934. The music they are dancing to is a song that was written especially for George Raft in this film. It is called "Raftero". Written by Ralph Rainger. GeorgeRaft.TheLegend.TheMan/

Written and played By Louis Prima and Keely Smith. The movie clip is originally from "Side Street" 1929, scene Take a look at Her Now. Edited To become Take a Look at "HIM" now. As my usual to give you is more of George's dancing to all of Sing, Sing, Sing so you could see him Swing, Swing, Swing. GeorgeRaft.TheLegend.TheMan/

Notorious Fight Scene Manpower w/George Raft song feat.Thunder by Imagine Dragons

Terrific Complete Dance Contest between James Cagney, George Raft Taxi! 1932

Sexy Dance Scene George Raft doing the Tango to Dean Martin's Sway