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    American In Paris, An -- (Movie Clip) Adam's Fantasy

    Probably the only time Oscar Levant (as "Adam") ever got five minutes alone on screen, in a fantasy of himself "performing" Gershwin's "Concerto in F," from An American In Paris, 1951.

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