Genre: Romantic Dance Drama
Director: Eleanor Bergstein
Script: Eleanor Bergstein
Producers: Jonathan Filley, Jimmy Ienner
Score mixer: Dan Wallin
Cinematography: Miroslav Ondrícek
Editor: Patricia Bowers, Bill Pankow 
Cast: Yancy Butler as Corinne
Jamie Goodwin as Bud
Campbell Scott as Gabriel 
Jennifer Beals as Emily 
Patrick Stewart as John 
Leslie Caron as Marguerite 

Location: New York City

Rysher Entertainment

Let It Be Me works out to be a likable, warm little dance fantasy. On a whim, Gabriel enters the dance studio to learn a simple dance step to surprise his fiancee (Beals) for their first dance step at the wedding reception. The lessons Gabriel learns are more than he bargains for. Chief among them is that Corinne (Butler) is way, way more of a babe than his fiancé. With her short skirts, fab body and husky voice - not to mention her unbridled, suggestive body-contact dancing which practically mimes copulation - it's a wonder how Scott retains the personae of an innocent. Its only when he realizes that dance instructor Bud (Goodwin) and his fiancé were once an item, that the doubts begin to creep in.

• The film was made in 1995, but its distribution company went bust which didn't thrill their production company one bit, for obvious reasons. They eventually found a channel for Let It Be Me to hit the screens in 1997. Who knows the extent of the damage this unfortunate event caused Yancy's career...

• Filmed at the Silvercup Studios in Long Island City, NY. 

• The movie was released in Hong Kong theatres in January 1998. 

Yancy just blew me away in this movie. I was amazed at the incredibly sexy and very well choreographed dance sequences. 
Yancy is incredibly graceful... obviously due to a ballet and dance background. Together with "South Beach", this is one of her sexiest performances to date. One of my personal favorites. It is a real shame how the movie got delayed though...