Bolero (1934) | |
| Director(s) | Wesley Ruggles, Mitchell Leisen (uncredited) |
| Producer(s) | |
| Top Genres | Drama, Musical |
| Top Topics | Dance |
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Bolero (1934) was a Drama - Musical Film directed by Wesley Ruggles and Mitchell Leisen .
SYNOPSIS
George Raft first made his mark in this drama about an obsessive dancer who rises to the top. Driven by the desire to leave the seedy places in which he performs for sophisticated Paris revues, the dancer works relentlessly to pursue his dream and gets his chance to introduce a new dance craze. His disdain for his colleagues changes when he meets Lombard. Look sharp for the rare chance to see fan-dancer Rand do her stuff.
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Raoul De Baere:
[after a tryst with his partner] I, uh, was just going over a new routine with my partner.
Lady D'Argon: Oh, and are new routines difficult?
Raoul De Baere: No, this wasn't. You see, she's danced it before.
Raoul De Baere: Never mix business with pleasure.
Raoul De Baere: When you come to your senses I'll talk to you.
Helen Hathaway: I've come to my senses; that's why I'm leaving.
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Lady D'Argon: Oh, and are new routines difficult?
Raoul De Baere: No, this wasn't. You see, she's danced it before.
Raoul De Baere: Never mix business with pleasure.
Raoul De Baere: When you come to your senses I'll talk to you.
Helen Hathaway: I've come to my senses; that's why I'm leaving.
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Facts about
One of over 700 Paramount productions, filmed between 1929 and 1949, which were sold to MCA/Universal in 1958 for television distribution, and have been owned by Universal ever since.
Carole Lombard replaced Miriam Hopkins.
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Carole Lombard replaced Miriam Hopkins.
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