Salome's Dance

Description: Salome's Dance
From: "King of Kings" 1961 ... Brigid Bazlen portrays Salome seen here performing an enticing dance in order to incite King Herod into giving her anything she wants.
ALSO SEE:
Deadly Dance of Sodom and Gomorrah
• Deadly Dance of Sodom ...
and
Salome's Wicked Dance of the Seven Veils
• Salome's Wicked Dance ...

[@Titan52berg]

A tragic loss when beautiful Brigid Bazlen passed away from cancer at the age of only 44 years! She made three noteworthy films, but the role of Salome is her best role! Such an attractive young woman!

[@osmantakis310]

Bless to Brigid Bazien, God forgive sins her’s.

[@cornbreadhead7197]

@Titan52berg Yeah breaks my heart to. Tysm Brigid Bazlen ❤ for your hard work dedication and talent!

[@jamesmccabe4050]

Yes, she was brilliant.

[@sararunza4768]

Brigid .Salome...wonderful...and Erode..too.....

[@yafayafa9601]

I dont know how she acted her part as an actress, but this is NO dance, guys.

[@jamesmccabe4050]

Supposedly she was not able to dance, and Miklos Rozsa expressed frustration in his memoir about that. In actual fact, she's ideal and her dance is perfect for its natural innocence. The great Brigid Bazlen, passed too soon. Superb scene, brilliant score and cinematography. Top class.

[@AWDTH1111]

God she was beautiful. And died young too. Rest In Peace darling.

[@cldpnnz4]

She is sooo good in this scene,she never blink,she looks crazy and haunted!

[@cornbreadhead7197]

Yes 😂 But how wonderfully she pulled it off! September 16 2023 😊

[@amandakellogg3183]

Back in the time period when the movie was released. I'm sure there were teenage boys who rebelled and watched this movie.

[@Canada_Dominium]

Rebelled? This move was probably in every theatre in the USA, and 1961 was in NO way puritanical times.

[@mxkmxk7296]

This actress was called Brigit Bazlen, she was absolutely gorgeous.

[@ValeriadeJesusCristoSilva]

Por um momento, pensei que fosse Elizabeth Taylor na juventude.

[@QuentinRolfe-bd2dq]

Brigid !

[@InweTaralom]

She wasn't just his stepdaughter, she was also his niece.

[@msbcheet6041]

FACTS 😝😝😝

[@LaPortaDellaLuce]

Other times 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@chairmanrosethewisegentleman]

Nearly incest...

[@KyraDAVIS-jw6fi]

She is also 13 to 14 and he nearing sixty

[@chairmanrosethewisegentleman]

@@InweTaralom origin of Alabama culture..dating back in the Herodian Dynasty of Hellenic Judea/Syria.

[@stefanie3831]

I enjoyed Brigid's version of Salome. She plays her like an ice-cold psychopath which makes sense. For the haters: They had very strict censorship at that time, so her dance couldn't have been much more exciting.

[@slasherflickchick]

stefanie3831 And, like, can we talk about how her eyes twitch when she says she wants the head of John as well as how her lip quivers after stating she wants to look at it? It’s just *chef kiss* good acting

[@phildootson2503]

Check out Rita Hayworth doing the dance in a film much earlier than this it is much more sexier despite censorship even though she does not show much of herself

[@TheSeeker1960]

@@phildootson2503 Yeah but Rita Hayworth is Rita Hayworth.

[@SpringerA1984]

Bingo!! The censorship was insane back then.

[@Canada_Dominium]

@@SpringerA1984 Maybe what's insane is our modern lust for spectacle yet facile boredom.

[@victorialavenderasmr]

She looks so much like Elizabeth Taylor in this film.

[@dolcearietta4773]

I personally think she most resembles Elizabeth Gillies, particularly from Victorious when she played as Jade West

[@Victoria-if6rs]

That isn't E. Taylor... Salome is played by Brigid Bazlen.

[@blueheaven2135]

Victoria90 Leake her legs are much prettier than Elizabeth Taylor

[@clamshell6863]

Nah, Brigid was much hotter and sexier than Elizabeth Taylor. She was rather kid like, but she was pretty.

[@jazzmaan707]

Brigid Bazlen does look like Elizabeth Taylor. But I thought she looks more like Sofia Boutella. time.com/4394083/sofia-boutella/

[@IshbelSoprano]

I thought that was Elizabeth Taylor when I first saw her.

[@aasimjavaid1781]

Ishbel Melendez

[@Alicewoods000]

I thought the same ... who is this girl then ?

[@makeupboss9812]

Alice Woods Brigid Bazlen is her name

[@Alicewoods000]

CelticRaven G thanks ! ... I’m surprised that her name was not as famous as Elizabeth Taylor , she is stoning

[@LastlyMore]

@@Alicewoods000 well she didn't live long, she died at the age of 44.

[@Grizzed556]

Brigid is the best Salome, and this is the best Dance.

[@justaguyivory]

Naaah,I prefer Salome in Jesus of Nazareth

[@Grizzed556]

@@justaguyivory To each their own.

[@MikeIdy6000]

Imogen Malais-Scott in Ken Russell's 1988 "Salome's Last Dance" may change your mind.

[@Clinton-vj5zg]

Salome's dance from the Chosen is better. 😊 IMO

[@Grizzed556]

@@MikeIdy6000 It did not.

[@cornbreadhead7197]

This scene is absolutely wonderfully perfectly made in this movie!!! Brigid Bazlen was born to do this movie! Watched this on September 16th 2023 1:54am EST One of my favorite scenes in this movie ❤❤❤💃😍🤩

[@AnisBellydance]

Brigid Bazlen was radiance and beauty personified

[@miriamferreiradasilva107]

Nossa, ela era parecida demais com a Elizabeth|Taylor jovem!

[@ramondezadefuentes5336]

BRÍGID BAZLEN ❤️❤️❤️❤️😮😮😮😮

[@jamesmccabe4050]

Yes, she was.

[@aten5102]

I understand why this dance in this movie divides so many opinions. In some parts the dancing is amazing, but in others it's comical and embarrassing. Her dance on the throne was spectacular.

[@DjDiamstatOfficial]

The entire thing was laughable even Shakira is way better I'm a bellydancer too and half Egyptian half Latina

[@molarmaven3264]

@@DjDiamstatOfficial I know many Egyptians that dance like they own two left hips!

[@alyssonmaciel]

I understand what you mean, but look how her childish and sloppy way of dancing suddenly changes into a decided sexual boldness when she runs up to the throne. Almost threatening the king with dethroning him at his thoughtless request based on the lust he felt for his own stepdaughter and niece. She is a girl-woman who gradually decides to show her claws. I thought it was brilliant!

[@DjDiamstatOfficial]

@@molarmaven3264 yeah it's not an easy so to master some of us have it naturally some trained and studied and priced it their entire lives I've I'm both I stayed at 5 and can move my sternum, hips and belt Independently I can do belly rolls flip coins on my belly and belly flutters back bend with the arm movements and shimmy and of couse no shakes

[@merchantfan]

I think her acting is good- she's very seductive and you can tell why she's supposed to seem captivating. Though yeah if they'd done a properly choreographed dance with more belly dance instruction she would have looked even cooler

[@siberius14spectre94]

I really love the part where Salome gives her best dance and she charmed the king so much that he had no choice but to give him what he wanted so much, and everyone fell in love, including the spectators

[@LuthienAlexandra]

It's funny how a child who was probably manipulated and groomed is still blamed for this murder.

[@bluevioletandlilac]

Ikr. The Bible literally says she talked with her mother first before asking for the head. So obviously, it wasn't Salome's idea and she didn't go into the dance with that goal in mind.

[@ПавелПавлов-я3п]

😊по обычаям своего времени она уже не была ребёнком.

[@tabularasa7350]

that thinking comes from people who say we must believe all women and all children even if they are psychopaths.

[@arielslack7015]

Yes, she was a child. Yes she was groomed but she was an unknowing accomplice. I don’t blame her because she was a victim now

[@arielslack7015]

@@tabularasa7350 she was literally used. If you read the Bible story you find out that she asked her mother what to ask her and her mother told her what to ask for so she was she did not know what she was asking for her mother used her to manipulate hear it because she knew what he liked.

[@gabrielfinch1]

One of my fav Salome performances!

[@tessdurberville711]

Perhaps she should have asked for the head of her dancing instructor instead.

[@rashida7777]

OMG! LOLLL!!

[@deniawiseone95]

Lmaoooo!!!

[@warriorprincess7046]

Tess d'Urberville 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤️❤️

[@billmurray7473]

They weren't allowed to be overly erotic in those days. No pole 💃.

[@glitterachi6533]

Your a complete idiot ! if you put all the TRASH SO CALLED DANCERS of today all together , they could not compare to the pure sexuality that emitted from her dance., I am sure you are much more use to the PIGS we have in the strip clubs ., they are more your style

[@Peekaboo-Kitty]

Best performance of Salome ever!

[@star.tears111]

It seems a lot of people in the comments don't like her dance, which I can't understand because I love it! I've watched several Salome dances, from movies and live performances, and this one is in my top favorites. I think the dance is interesting, I especially like the first half. The actress is a perfect Salome, young and seemingly uncaring, frivolous, and toying in her dance. I really like her costume as well, the gold and tangerine color are beautiful paired with her raven hair, and mischievous seductive eyes! Although, I do also enjoy the Salome dances that incorporate thin, flowing and shimmery veils, and more traditional belly dancing.

[@marybuford5414]

In the movie from dusk till dawn , A woman does the dance of Salome unnamed as such...I've forgotten her name..latin woman...Tarentino film..ah yes, Salma Hayek. Any stripper is the same...

[@khadijaraks1594]

I am sorry.. but that was not a Rakessa!! Lol that is an insult toward belly dancing! Horrible!

[@imoyshi126]

You mean to say there are worst performance than this😨

[@sayyadinawitch]

I keep coming back to this. Her performance and demeanor are spot on…

[@RoyCyberPunk]

Live performances where they actually strip completely naked down to the very last robe as Oscar Wilde's play/dance originally intended yes this was all Oscar Wilde's imagination and creation in the 19th century and has no Biblical or historical basis whatsoever but that it actually surpasses the on stage play performance is a hard sell. They have them on KZbin so based on the ones I've seen your assertion is kind of ludicrous but the actress did the best she could with what she had and it works for what it is which again has no bearing on actual history besides being Oscar Wilde's 19th century wet dream.

[@franovak2654]

She could be Liz Taylor's sister and Jennifer Connelly's mother. Wonderful!

[@cheetavontiebolt9971]

Love Brigids costume and dancing

[@iamconfusion1791]

I mean, the king could have been maliciously compliant and still given her John the Baptist's head on a silver platter. She didn't specify he had to be dead. They could have brought a silver platter, put it on a table, and just had John lie on the table with his head on a platter for her to look at. It's still his head on a platter.

[@zainart1803]

Good point

[@FamilyHistoriandude]

LOL in the scene where Jesus is before Herod it's not John's head she's looking at but a bird in a cage.Amazing how malicious she is in this scene and then the next time she's shown she acts like an innocent child playing with her pet bird.

[@vassilissanakszynsky7439]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@kanhaibhatt913]

yeah but you seem to forget that herod was an idiot so....

[@princessmarlena1359]

Or a bust of his head sculpted out of something such as stone or marble. She never asked for his actual head.

[@张超-k8c]

it's funny to see Herold speaking in a perfect British accent 😂

[@rukeyser]

Her face is perfect as she asks for what she wants...

[@kelkabot]

The best expression of lecherous desire ever captured on film.

[@jameshorton7496]

Guy playing Herod is Frank Thring. He also played Pontius Pilate in Ben-Hur.

[@rhodiusscrolls3080]

Yes he was always a marvellous screen tyrant. I think he was Australian and he plays a Welsh wicked monarch in The Vikings and crops up much later in Mad Max films. Theres something of him in the slippery characters of Victor Buono and as said hes everyones idea of the wicked ruler of anywhere.

[@semitas777]

The actor was called Frank thring

[@LindaCooper-i3f]

At least we know just where the inspiration for certain drawings in the 1965 Children’s Bible published by Golden came from, especially since the illustrators accidentally put a beard on Pilate.

[@QuentinRolfe-bd2dq]

Aussie Aussie Aussie ! 🦘Oi Oi Oi !! 👏👏

[@RukoHanaji]

I liked the take on this story from the novel The Moon Under Her Feet. Salome's dance was ceremonial and was supposed to represent Inanna/Ashera's descent into the Underworld, each veil dropped representing the goddess losing a piece of her regalia.

[@tailgunnerblue9478]

Biblical accounts say that she was prompted by her mother Herodias.

[@Me2times]

steven evans that is exactly what happened. The mother did not like that John was exposing her sin. Herod didn't want to kill him because he feared his followers, and he liked listening to John

[@daniellevinson6975]

I think you've forgotten something, Me2times: John upset Herod's conscience. Ostensibly satisfying a contract was a convenient excuse for Herod to retaliate...

[@daniellevinson6975]

Yes, the biblical narrative corroborates your words; I merely pointed out an ADDITIONAL facet of the story.

[@victorkaleoqueiroz]

steven evans ni

[@IzayoiArwena]

Yes and after seeing this fragment like 20 years ago i thought Salome wanted it herself. Herodias was a bitch. Her husband died and she married his brother Herod (i think he is son of the Herod who wanted to kill baby Jesus because that was said in a series about Mary. Early 2010s one. And there Herodias was a real pussy, knew that Mary is hiding something but didnt know what it was). And it was a very bad sin those times. But Herod liked Baptist and was upset that Salome wants his head.

[@josephinelandau282]

At first i tought she was Elisabet Taylor.

[@fliegeroh]

Brigit was not a dancer by training, but she was a fine actress. Her "dance" is the sexiest Salome I've ever seen.

[@dhollsynthmusic]

that final pose 2:40 - 2:46 is pure dark art...like something out of a japanese horror film.

[@hd-xc2lz]

You would hope historical Salome was a better dancer.

[@MarlonOwnsYourCake]

THESE CHOREOGRAPHERS ARE TRIPPIN!

[@jazzmaan707]

It's a toss up between her dancing and pole dancers who can't dance.

[@vernon359]

Was there a real Salome?

[@Ivy285]

Brigid Bazlen can obviously dance, not sure what you mean. Her moves are very seductive and reflective of the time period.

[@blueheaven2135]

@@Ivy285 she did go step by step as coreography even that think falled on the table was wanted and written by coreographer

[@BenEmberley]

I. Love. Brigid. Bazlen

[@wingonn5153]

For that dance? I would ask for a refund.

[@yippedoodah]

I'm reading the comments before I watch and I'm just imagining some head shoulder knees and toes type of shit

[@elboogie3330]

Wing Onn 😂

[@Alicewoods000]

👏

[@rashida7777]

D@mn...lol!!!😂😂😂

[@makeupboss9812]

Lol 😂

[@FullLifeConsequences]

I actually like the dancing. No, it's not what you'd see in a stage production of Strauss' opera or even in a modern movie, but it's fun in a cheesy, campy way.

[@infinitemuse]

She did a good job. I'm a professional belly dancer.

[@josephinelandau282]

I think she is the best belly dancer I have ever seen😮

[@glitterachi6533]

What QUALITY in Acting , Dancing , Scripts , Music , Costumes etc... it makes today's HOLLYWOOD , look like complete CLOWNS , I am glad that I my eyes enjoyed the very best of AMERICA , and I grew up in a time with the Greatest of ENTERTAINERS ., They will NEVER be forgotten , and NEVER Surpassed

[@rosiepestel7836]

Agreed

[@louyou6614]

i mean bud if you only watch marvel and such modern cinema is lame but if you you search a little , not too hard even , there is plenty exellent films made every year

[@iharper4188]

She is wonderful in this.

[@alison2649]

Wow at first I thought she was Liz Taylor. Had to really look.

[@sakellarioudimitris7439]

I'm watching this today which is the day we honor the martyrdom of St John the Baptist

[@alanalambert8914]

People are talking about this witch dance. Poor John was beheaded because of her mother. So evil.

[@elisabethfelker7608]

😅

[@heathercontois4501]

Yep. The way I always heard it is her mother told her to dance for hum and ask for John's head.

[@KimJongUnnie]

lol witch dance. Don’t worry, most of the Bible isn’t true.

[@princessmarlena1359]

Salome: “I want…half of your kingdom!” Herodias: “You were _supposed_ to ask for ‘the head of John the Baptist’!” Salome: “You want it so bad, you dance for it! Now, get the hell out of _my_ half of the kingdom!”

[@advancedraymondology2914]

Was the offer of anything she wants incentive to dance? I remember it as Herod was so moved/horned up BY the dance that he made the offer after the fact. Maybe I'm remembering it wrong. But I'm pretty sure the payment being John the Baptist's head was her mother's idea, and that Salome herself didn't care much one way or the other. She was trying to please her momma. That's the Bible story.

[@kyleighdigiovanni9130]

You’re right it was her mothers idea but the offer was before the dance

[@mohamamintz5627]

Frank Thring played as King Herod. A brilliant actor.

[@jazmine4332]

Her mom hated John the Baptist because he was very blunt & spoke the truth.

[@SkarletBloodthirsty]

Ну наконец-то я его нашёл! Сколько лет прошло! По телевизору увидела этот момент, а что дальше произошло, не узнала. Когда она сказала голову кого-то принести. Finally I found it! But I saw it in Russian

[@RVS214]

She is my favorite Salome. She captured the the Lolita quality I feel Salome would have had

[@dandyhiphop]

I admire this version as much as Rita Hayworth's dance, but this is much more charged with erotic frenzy...when she sits down in the throne it is actually an almost litteral quote from a painting, "Salome Triumphant" by Edouard Toudouze (1886)

[@jamesmccabe4050]

Exactly.

[@pinkpastelhearts]

Prompted by her mother, Herodias, who was infuriated by John's condemnation of her marriage, the girl demanded the head of John the Baptist on a platter, and the unwilling Herod was forced by his oath to have John beheaded. Salome took the platter with John's head and gave it to her mother.

[@Truthquest-tq8gk]

..yeh so did this happen because Salome mother was betrayed by her husband dumping her for a young fresh conquest...

[@eyadmohammad1296]

She is so beautiful no wonder they did everything she asked for

[@amorpelaculturalvf]

Magnific,Soberb Brigid Bazlen

[@SunsmileMaria]

Beautiful!

[@mariaairinei548]

BEAUTIFUL

[@MrBatteryChanger1]

Best performance of this dance.

[@johnharris7353]

Very well done. Sin, lust, drunkenness, murder, injustivce, inequity, etc. Horrible typical mankind stuff.

[@LaPortaDellaLuce]

Typical: a woman cheats on her husband for a more powerful and rich man. However that rich man falls for the first girl he meets, almost becoming her slave. Karma

[@casperendicott6861]

Brigid Bazlen (Salome) was only 17 when this was filmed "King of Kings" (1961). Brigid was born in Wisconsin of German ancestry. She was described as a "young Elizabeth Taylor." I think Elizabeth had a much more beautiful face and, of course, those extraordinary violet blue eyes. Brigid's eyes appear to be amber/green hazel. Not much of a dancer, but very pretty.

[@blueheaven2135]

I think she was equally pretty with Elizabeth Taylor and body wise even more prettier than Elizabeth.

[@arthurread9164]

In fact Brigid was 16 when making the film but 17 by the time it was released.

[@larrywprice2]

And the "erotic" dance was so lame because at this time, the censors frowned on a 16 year old girl doing an erotic dance.... notice that her belly button is hidden.... She did little film work after this...

[@celestejacobs7386]

She's more attractive than Elizabeth Taylor.

[@burningsaw]

She actually was of Scottish and Irish descent. Her father was Arthur Bazlen.

[@JosephMartelli-gs5bj]

She died at about 45 years old.

[@blueheaven2135]

why this beautiful creature is not famous she is beautiful like Elizabeth Taylor

[@KateCarew]

She didn't have the acting chops that Taylor had...beauty indeed, but limp performances.

[@KateCarew]

+blue heaven uhhhh Brigid Balzen was neither African American nor an Oscar contender.

[@KateCarew]

+kate carew *Bazlen

[@blueheaven2135]

kate carew some place says she was born in fon dulac Wisconsin other than that it also says she was first African American actress to be nominated Academy of award for best actress,she doesnt look African American to me but neither Charlize Theron does at this point might that imfo is wrong because many other places says she was born Wisconsin U.S.A YOU ARE RIGHT I AGREED SHE IS NOT AFRICAN AMERICAN,THANKS:)

[@KateCarew]

+blue heaven she was born in Wisconsin :D Hey, pretty cool of you to not be a stinker about this! I'm sorry there's some weird ass bio out there about her!

[@jenniferhalliwell416]

I thought that was Liz Taylor! Thats why I clicked this!

[@thelotrogeek1085]

She looks SO much Elizabeth Taylor.

[@TimeStrider]

Dude should have said this instead: I’ll give you ALMOST anything you want - that way he leaves himself some wiggle room.

[@joelnordstrom8049]

True

[@msbcheet6041]

I know right

[@aleciabjorlie3103]

This movie was from King of Kings, where actor Jeffrey Hunter played the part of Jesus. It is a very good movie. These biblical movies during this time, had the beautiful technicolor scenes and costumes as well as very well know A list actors and actresses. The Ten Commandments, Ben- Hur, Samson and Deliah, The Robe, Sodom and Gomorrah, David and Bathsheba, The Bible are movies we remember and watch over and over. Salome was used by her mother to be the beautiful seductress to captivate King Herod and he told her he would give her anything she asked for even to the half of his kingdom. Her mother, Herodias, hated John the Baptist for sternly rebuking King Herod and her publicly for their adulteress affair since she was still the wife of his brother who was still alive. King Herod was caught up in his lust for the sensual and beautiful princess Salome which meant that death would come to God’s faithful servant, John the Baptist.

[@pugfan6866]

The name should have "Whorerodias"

[@brucemacmillan7128]

Sorry, but this is a pretty cheesy movie. Ben Hur holds up pretty well, tho it has some pretty sucky moments too. King of Kings ain't no Ben Hur. Jeffrey Hunter as Jesus. Lol. Pretty boy white guy much?

[@aleciabjorlie3103]

@@brucemacmillan7128 .. The best Jesus movies are Jesus of Nazareth, and The Passion of the Christ.... To me, Ben Hur was one of the best movies ever made and The Ten Commandments.

[@brucemacmillan7128]

@@aleciabjorlie3103 I never saw Mel Gibson's torture porn movie (aka The Passion), but I certainly know a lot about it. Jesus of Nazareth was pretty good I suppose, but all Jesus portrayals are at least somewhat suspect, considering how much baggage the character comes with. 2000 years worth. One of the main reasons Ben Hur was pretty good is cuz the Jesus character wasn't central to the movie and thankfully never spoke. Tho I certainly wished that Balthazar character would've shut his yap. Boy was he annoying. They should've crucified him too. As for Ten Commandments, the cheese factor in that movie was pretty massive. There is no comparison between Ben Hur and TC. TC was rather a joke by comparison. Anyway, I'm an atheist, so don't expect me to take any of this stuff seriously.

[@UniMakesStuffs]

@@brucemacmillan7128 I mean, it IS an old movie....cheesiness was all what these old movies were. Also, you have to take into account when they were creating the Jesus character for these movies, it was account for what was MADE back then. He is SUPPOSE to be pretty, I mean, taken into account what they're basing the source material from (not to mention, I suspect the audience is a mix for Christian based and the average movie goer trying to enjoy a epic story). Also Ben Hur is a WAY different than TC and King of Kings. Same scales of epic movies yes but DIFFERENT stories. Ben Hur was also based on BEN HUR...not Jesus of course. It's kind of like how Siddhartha is (basically a story about a character who finds his own spiritual enlightment yet follows parallel events with the Buddha).

[@1111starseed]

i love that colour orange its beautiful

[@RainCloud848]

"Bring me the head of John the Baptist."

[@rosiepestel7836]

Yes

[@EJP286CRSKW]

Featuring Frank Thring as Herod and Rita Gam as Heriodias.

[@davidarnold9324]

Never give a woman a blank check!

[@RezaPanjtani]

He was willing to offer half of his kingdom, I think she should have been fined for such a performance.

[@deniawiseone95]

Lmaoooo yoooo!!-!

[@Pntngbrn]

Wow, he maybe should have asked her to sing or something

[@ex7229]

I saw this at 5 in the early 90s . I knew at a young age what an evil women looked and behaved like . This scene was burned into my head. Its a good representation of the evil women in pop culture , Hollywood,music, and entertainment in general. Lord help our daughters.

[@brucemacmillan9581]

Did anyone ever tell you you're a simp and an idiot? Cuz you are.

[@tamzar2440]

Yes!

[@wiseguy240Winston]

​@@brucemacmillan9581 Stop using simp out context. This comment is the opposite of simping 😐

[@brucemacmillan9581]

@@wiseguy240Winston I have no idea what you're referring to.

[@Madenthewest]

I think her dance was probably along the lines of that time. She did fine

[@saynotohookups]

Somewhat I imagine. Perhaps it was a true tease that got racier as things builded up more.

[@jorgeandrew]

She looks like Liz Taylor 😲

[@billmurray7473]

They had Liz in mind for the role, but couldn't afford her.

[@zephyrcublee]

Eye always the eye liz are blue purple

[@aliceberntsson1635]

@@zephyrcublee She had deep blue eyes not purple.

[@zephyrcublee]

@@aliceberntsson1635 yes blue I always thought they looked a bit purple deep.. but definitely a color of eye NOT TERRIBLY. COMMON PEOPLE HAD COMPARED HER EYES TO A TANZINITE STONE SHE WAS GIVIN BY R BURTON AND I THINK THAT LOOKS LIKE PURPLE UNDERTONES. EITHER WAY QUITE BEAUTIFUL. I CANT THINK OF ANYONE OFF HAND FAMOUS OR OTHERWISE WITH COMPARABLE EYE COLOR OF THE E.TAYLOR HUE.

[@michaelpalmieri7335]

@@billmurray7473 It's a good thing Miss Taylor wasn't chosen for the part of Salome. That would have been a serious case of miscasting, because Salome was supposedly in her teens at the time that John The Baptist was imprisoned by King Herod. Liz Taylor would have been too old for the role.

[@DioAir]

Я сначала думала, что это Лиз Тейлор

[@FreyaGem]

0:25 She looks very much like Bjork!

[@krabbykat9918]

Reva FoSho exactly what I was thinking. She's like a mix between Bjork and Elizabeth Taylor

[@chelseafisher6652]

She looks a lot like Elizabeth Taylor ❤

[@HarleyLuna31]

She looks like Jennifer connelly

[@MinhThu-xn2bt]

She looked like Elizabeth Taylor in her youth.

[@pinkpastelhearts]

she was so beautiful (brigid bazlen)

[@oklahomorose]

Fun Fact: Brigid Bazlen, the actress playing Salome, was born in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin 😉

[@blueheaven2135]

OKHomoRose at 1944

[@franovak2654]

But was she half African American?

[@gloriatg100]

No

[@gloriatg100]

She died of cancer at 44.

[@mikef5881]

What's so fun about being born in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin?

[@cojaysea]

Really looks like Elizabeth Taylor

[@michellecoscolluela8418]

Most gorgeous salome ever

[@alantully9482]

Brigid Baslen will always be the best

[@ramondezadefuentes5336]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@taithmacerca2953]

Elizabeth Taylor certainly was a stunning multi-faceted actress.

[@GFSLombardo]

YES SHE WAS-BUT SHE WAS NOT IN THIS MOVIE

[@pgarcia5665]

Mi Salomé favorita

[@silenusut]

The actress playing "Salome" is perfect for ‘Orange, the biblical Black?

[@silenusut]

Shaquille Staley THANKS

[@shayanxgtr3278]

Rem Remy vbnbn

[@RoyCyberPunk]

For an erotic fictionalized version of her dance yes

[@pamh66]

The actress here playing Salome sadly died very young.

[@chimichangadopens2612]

Waoh really??

[@stefan3876]

Oh.. :( that's sad

[@EJP286CRSKW]

She died at 44.

[@stefan3876]

@@EJP286CRSKW Oh...sad. :(

[@LindaCooper-i3f]

She now belongs to the ages, having been laid to rest in 1989.

[@bgmesinaable]

Is it just me that actresses from old films look so prettiet. And hotter if I think that cosmetic enhancements are not like it is today

[@kayeshearer8288]

Most King's want what they can't have.

[@christinebrett4825]

Beautiful and loved her dancing. Seducing that poor man for a head of John the Baptist

[@dianagajardo4515]

Ohh, que gran historia, y ella genial con su dance.

[@Don_Camillo]

For that fact that Herodian dynasty practised siblings marriage, Salome is looking good. 😋

[@quickvue5036]

They are all very wicked....

[@AL-vi9ph]

This is how wicked woman can be, and how lustful men can be.

[@ishenicole9987]

VERY VERY TRUE

[@kitsuneakage22]

No lies stated here

[@kinyounwarren2211]

EXCELLENT COMMENT 9 MONTHS AGO

[@extractionoflight9478]

Imagine if this had been filmed today and she was twerking instead 🤣

[@amandakellogg3183]

Honestly the dance was kinda stupid.

[@hazeleyezluv]

Right. 😂

[@rosiepestel7836]

😂😂😂😂

[@abielcotto2392]

I'm would never imagine a person with that vocabulary would even be here.

[@ladiesman218]

No, but funny

[@rossam844]

What movie is the best version of this? If anyone knows please tell

[@MrBatteryChanger1]

King of Kings

[@rossam844]

Thank you

[@gouvyrock]

The jezebel spirit/narcissist/the devil's beauty!!!!!!!!

[@rosapariury9711]

I thought her.dancing was great and very seductive. No matter. Can you dance like that? She played an excellent role !

[@ЛикаВикторович]

Увы! Это не Лиз Тейлор!😢

[@arthurread9164]

In the movie Brigid Baslen as Salome asks John when he is imprisoned if he would like her to visit him in his cave and he refuses and insults her,if it was me Id have said yes please princess Salome EVERY DAY!

[@ralphbentley5499]

Clearly he knew the temptation of a girl that incredibly beautiful would be almost impossible to resist. Its certainly tragic that in many instances the inner beauty is nowhere near as great as the outer beauty. I wonder if the actual Salome was that beautiful? Please see my Genesis 6 Sons of God, The Nephilim & Biblical Origins of The Occult playlist.

[@ramondezadefuentes5336]

BRÍGID BAZLEN ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ramondezadefuentes5336]

EN EL CIELO CONOCERE A BRIGITTE BAZLEN ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@不思議のパルプンテ]

I want to see her dance in 1977 Olivia as Mary

[@michaelbrinkers1145]

Now this!!!! is what should be performed by 50 women... during Super Bowl halftime.