Mario Lanza appeared in seven films during his brief career: That Midnight Kiss (released 1949), The Toast of New Orleans (1950), The Great Caruso (1951), Because You're Mine (1952), Serenade (1956), Seven Hills of Rome (1958), and For the First Time (1959). Which of these movies do you like best? You are allowed only one choice!
Can't decide?
This feature (with film clips) may help. You may also enjoy reading our forum discussion on Lanza's films here. We also have a page devoted to film critics' reviews and other press cuttings related to his movies.
While you're considering your choice, here are popular scenes from four of Lanza's films: Serenade, The Great Caruso, The Toast of New Orleans, and Because You're Mine.
