I have been accused of having a short memory when it comes to
the movies, and that my appreciation for the songs, and scenes
'we' love have occasionally been a little narrow in scope. But
today I'm going to remedy that situation, because, one of my
favorite movie songs of all time isn't from the 80's or the
90's. No, this time I'm going all the way back to 1935 and
Irving Berlin's Cheek to Cheek from the Fred Astaire and Ginger
Rogers musical screwball comedy, Top Hat.  Directed by Mark
Sandrich, the comedy starred Astaire as an American dancer who
travels to London to star in a stage show, and when he lands
across the pond falls for Rogers after a meet-cute in their
hotel. The film has all the trademarks of screwball romance, and
after a case of mistaken identity, plenty of slamming doors, and
mind-boggling footwork, the two lovers finally find one another.
Top Hat was one of Astaire and Roger's biggest hits, and was the
beginning of a life-long working relationship between Astaire
and Irving Berlin. The son