Come Dance with Me! Trailer

Come Dance with Me! Trailer (1959)

18 December 1959 Drama, Comedy, Crime 91 mins

Handsome dentist Herve Dandieu, temporarily separated from his delectable new wife Virginie by a lovers' tiff, is picked up by sexy dance teacher Anita Flores. Sensing trouble, Virginie follows him, only to find him circumstantially incriminated in murder. Soon, the dance school has a gorgeous new instructress, whose slightly scatterbrained attempts to clear her husband's name confuse both police and suspects...and bringing potential danger.

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Cast

Brigitte Bardot

as Virginie Dandieu

Henri Vidal

as Hervé Dandieu

Dawn Addams

as Anita Florès

Darío Moreno

as Florès

Georges Descrières

as Gérard Lalemand

Maria Pacôme

as Madame Decauville-Lachenée

François Chaumette

as Inspecteur Josephe

Pascal Mazzotti

as le barman

Paul Frankeur

as Commissaire Marchal

Noël Roquevert

as Albert Decauville-Lachenée

Lucien Callamand

as Patient du dentiste (non crédité)

Crew

Henri Crolla

Original Music Composer

André Hodeir

Original Music Composer

Robert Lefebvre

Robert Lefebvre Director of Photography

Pierre Berroyer

Pierre Berroyer Makeup Artist

Lina Gallet

Lina Gallet Makeup Artist

Jean André

Jean André Production Design

Rosine Delamare

Rosine Delamare Costume Design

International Releases Dates

France 18 December 1959

Sweden 29 February 1960

United States 30 December 1959

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