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Burlesque

Burlesque

“It takes a legend... to make a star”
7.2 /10 (2,393) PG-13age 2010 1h 59m
Drama Romance
Director Steve Antin
Screenplay Steve Antin
Christina Aguilera makes her film debut as a small-town girl who flees to Los Angeles and lands a job at a struggling burlesque club run by Cher's world-weary Tess, eventually stepping onstage to save the place from closing. The film leans entirely into backstage-musical formula — the ingenue with the big voice, the scheming rival, the club on the brink — while giving Aguilera and Cher (in her first film role in years) full musical numbers to sell. It's glossy, over-the-top spectacle rather than substance, a showcase built for its two singing stars more than for any narrative ambition.
Release
Nov 23, 2010
Budget
$55M
Country
United States of America
Revenue
$90M

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Who stars in Burlesque? The main cast of Burlesque includes Cher, Christina Aguilera, Cam Gigandet, Kristen Bell, Stanley Tucci.
Who directed Burlesque? Burlesque (2010) is directed by Steve Antin.
How long is Burlesque? Burlesque has a runtime of 1h 59m. It was released in 2010.
What genre is Burlesque? Burlesque is a Drama, Romance film. It has a rating of 7.2/10 with 2,393 votes.

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Christina Aguilera makes her film debut as a small-town girl who flees to Los Angeles and lands a job at a struggling burlesque club run by Cher's world-weary Tess, eventually stepping onstage to save the place from closing. The film leans entirely into backstage-musical formula — the ingenue with the big voice, the scheming rival, the club on the brink — while giving Aguilera and Cher (in her first film role in years) full musical numbers to sell. It's glossy, over-the-top spectacle rather than substance, a showcase built for its two singing stars more than for any narrative ambition.

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