"Primavera" ballet scene from ESCAPE ME NEVER (1947)

This fictitious ballet scene, "Primavera", contains absolutely wonderful music composed by Erich Wolfgang Korngold for the otherwise mediocre romantic melodrama ESCAPE ME NEVER (1947), produced by Warner Brothers and starring a miscast Errol Flynn and Ida Lupino and a gorgeous yet woefully wasted Eleanor Parker. Things would have been more entertaining if Ed Wood directed this film instead of the leaden Peter Godfrey!
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[@irinagarbo]

Very beautiful scene and music! Thank you for sharing.

[@opelske]

Beautiful music! Not a great movie, but I loved it. Errol Flynn and Ida Lupino - two fabulous talents!

[@FergusMcDopey]

Korngold wrote such gorgeously sweeping scores! Would love to see a ballet choreographed to "The Sea Hawk" or "The Private Lives of Elizabeth & Essex".

[@BytomGirl]

Or to his Strausianna for New Year Concert

[@BytomGirl]

Who are the dancers and who was the choreographer ?

[@brendancarroll3699]

Choreographer was LeRoy Prinz. The dancers are George Zoritsch, Gloria Atherton & Mlada Mladova (the one who throws a tantrum)

[@BytomGirl]

@@brendancarroll3699 Thank you

[@b.a.sanchez6615]

I don't see how Peter Godrey who directed the Victorian classic Gothic tale of "The Woman In White" with Eleanor Parker and the brilliant light comedy "Christmas in Connecticut," starring Barbara Stanwyck , could have directed this apparent dud of a movie. Thanks for uploading it Peter. A lovely presentation of a fictitious "Primavera" nevertheless.