Stormy Weather: The Music Of Harold Arlen
- Budget
- Distributors
Production Details
- Executive Producer
- Daniel Iron
- Daniel Iron
- Daniel Iron
- Daniel Iron
- Daniel Iron
- Producer
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Daniel Iron
- Daniel Iron
- Daniel Iron
- Daniel Iron
- Daniel Iron
- Daniel Iron
- Daniel Iron
- Daniel Iron
- Daniel Iron
- Daniel Iron
- Daniel Iron
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Niv Fishman
- Niv Fishman
- Niv Fishman
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Line Producer
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Director
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Writer
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- David Mortin
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Larry Weinstein
- Cast
- Paul Soles
- Paul Soles
- Paul Soles
- Paul Soles
- Paul Soles
- Paul Soles
- Paul Soles
- Paul Soles
- Paul Soles
- Paul Soles
- Ranee Lee
- Ranee Lee
- Ranee Lee
- Ranee Lee
- Kim Bubbs
- Daniel Iron
78 minutes, 2002
A docudrama in celebration of the life and songs of American composer Harold Arlen featuring performances of classics including “Stormy Weather” and “Over the Rainbow” by jazz, pop, rock and blues artists including Debbie Harry, Sandra Bernhard and Rufus Wainwright. Interwoven into the film is a dramatic treatment of Arlen’s life, one filled with public success and personal sadness.
Source: Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
