Come Dance with Me! (UFA Sofradis, 1959). Very Fine on Linen. French Grande (45.25" X 61.5") Clement Hurel Artwork.. ...

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Come Dance with Me! (UFA Sofradis, 1959). Very Fine on Linen. French Grande (45.25" X 61.5") Clement Hurel Artwork.
Come Dance with Me! is a mystery-romance film starring the one and only Brigitte Bardot as a newlywed who infiltrates a dance school to clear her husband's name after he is accused of murder. Blending intrigue with glamour, the film highlights Bardot's magnetic screen presence while unfolding a plot rich with deception, jealousy, and unexpected twists. Riding a wave of popularity from her earlier collaborations with producer Raoul Lévy, Bardot demanded and received a $200,000 fee for this feature, making her one of the highest-paid international stars of the time. The film marks a turning point in her career, showcasing her shift into more complex roles and reflecting the stylish melodrama and suspense that defined late 1950s European cinema. Light touchup to the folds throughout has corrected fold wear, creases, small fold/crossfold separation, and a few minute chips.


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