Summary
Highlights
A Bitter Partnership00:00:14
A man expresses bitterness towards his long-time writing partner, Richard Rodgers, implying Rodgers' new collaboration might be more successful than their quarter-century together.
The Legacy of Rodgers and Hart00:00:24
For over 20 years, Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers created numerous hit songs like “My Funny Valentine,” “The Lady is a Tramp,” and “Blue Moon,” establishing themselves as a prominent songwriting duo.
Hart's Struggles and Professionalism00:00:36
Hart's colleague acknowledges his brilliant work but confronts him about his drinking, which has made him 'unemployable.' Despite this, Hart proposes new, ambitious projects for their partnership, while his partner emphasizes the need for professionalism in their business.
Introduction to Elizabeth00:00:59
Hart introduces a woman named Elizabeth, expressing his adoration for her. Elizabeth asks to be introduced to Richard Rodgers, prompting a comment about Hart's romantic interests.
Unrequited Love and Beauty00:01:17
A conversation ensues about what Elizabeth sees in Hart. It's suggested she recognizes herself being adored by a great appreciator of beauty. The dialogue then shifts to the pain of unrequited love, where one person loves with all their heart but the feeling isn't returned.
Blue Moon00:01:41
Hart admits he is in love with Elizabeth, but notes that 'everybody' is in love with her. The trailer concludes with a melancholic rendition of their famous song, 'Blue Moon,' highlighting themes of loneliness and longing.