Yes, the classic 1942 film Holiday Inn, starring Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire, has been officially colorized. While originally filmed in black and white, Universal Studios released a high-definition colorized version on DVD and Blu-ray in October 2008. The colorization process was performed by Legend Films, who employed a team of experts to ensure historical accuracy, even consulting Jan Muckelstone, the original sketch artist for legendary costume designer Edith Head, to verify the authentic colors of the film's wardrobe. This version is often sold in "Collector’s Editions" alongside the original black-and-white print. The colorized version is particularly famous for the "Easter Parade" and "White Christmas" sequences, which were revitalized for modern audiences while preserving the nostalgic 1940s aesthetic. In 2026, both versions are readily available on major streaming platforms and physical media, catering to both purists and those who prefer a modern look.