A film account cites Bing Crosby’s “White Christmas,” introduced in 1942’s “Holiday Inn,” as an example.
A film account asks which songs became better known than the movies they came from, then offers “White Christmas” as an example. It says Bing Crosby introduced the song in 1942’s “Holiday Inn”; the song went on to win the Oscar for Best Song and become a Christmas staple.
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WHITE CHRISTMAS was introduced by Bing Crosby in HOLIDAY INN (1942), years before it became a Christmas staple played everywhere each December. The song went on to win the Oscar for Best Song, becoming one of the most successful songs ever recorded.…
What song became so famous that it completely eclipsed the movie it originally came from? A song everybody knows, but a film almost nobody remembers. The kind of track that has outlived its movie so completely that people are surprised to learn where it came from in the first…
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