Jupiter's Darling

Esther Williams' first big number in her last big MGM aqua-musical, as Roman bride-to-be Amytis, finishing the song by Burton Lane and Harold Adamson, then swimming with statues, in Jupiter's Darling, 1955.

Curious Roman Amytis (Esther Williams) has pretty much caused herself to be captured by conqueror Hannibal of Carthage (Howard Keel), who offers a tune by Burton Lane and Harold Adamson as he considers whether to rely on her intelligence, George Sidney directing, in MGM’s Jupiter’s Darling,1955.

High society Roman Amytis (Esther Williams) with her slave (Marge Champion), for whom she buys a slave (Gower Champion), who together perform If This Be Slavery by Burton Lane and Harold Adamson, in MGM's Jupiter's Darling, 1955.

Esther Williams' last MGM musical sent her to Ancient Rome as a senator's fiancee who falls for Hannibal and his elephants in Jupiter's Darling (1955).