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Hermes Pan: Fred Astaire's Shadow | The Rest of the Story | ep 16

Hermes Pan helped define Hollywood’s Golden Age of dance — but his name is rarely mentioned. Fred Astaire called him his “idea man.” He choreographed 89 films, shaped the careers of legends, and stood just off camera while history was made. In this episode of The Rest of the Story on Hey, Dancer!, we trace the remarkable rise of Pan — from a small town start to becoming the most prolific choreographer in film history. His legacy is everywhere.But his story? It's time you heard it. Conceived, starring, written, and researched by: Miller Daurey Please like, and share the podcast! Don't forget to subscribe:    / @backtogreat   And follow my Instagram for daily dance inspo:   / backtogreat   Thank you so much for supporting my journey! 💫❤️🙏🏼 All credit for the clips used in the video (names are YouTube handles): 1:30 min: savoystyle1935 2:14 min: travelfilmarchive 2:59 min: thekinolibrary 3:47 min: RetroPanorama 5:06 min: gregoryagogo (Betty garble) 5:18 min: boinx1234 5:19 min: mostlyrandommusicals 5:21 min: AndrewChoreographer 5:33 min: comicspirit4825 5:46 min: Gakkunx3 6:46 min: DigitalRearviewMirror2 This content complies with Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act of 1976, permitting use of copyrighted material for criticism, commentary, education, and research. Clips from films, TV, and performances are used transformatively for commentary and analysis in Hey, Dancer! (The Rest of the Story series). I do not claim ownership of third-party material; inclusion is for educational critique, not infringement. Films/TV/Performances with Clips: The Spirit Moves (Mura Dehn, 1950) Kino Library 1930s Hollywood Footage (1930s) Flying Down to Rio (1933, RKO) Moon Over Miami (1941, 20th Century Fox) Pal Joey (1957, Columbia) Meet Me in Las Vegas (1956, MGM) Kiss Me Kate (1953, MGM) A Damsel in Distress (1937, RKO) Footlight Serenade (1942, 20th Century Fox) A Life of Her Own (1950, MGM) My Gal Sal (1942, 20th Century Fox) Pin Up Girl (1944, 20th Century Fox)