At one point in the show, Petula Clark and Harry Belafonte are singing a duet, and Clark holds on to Belafonte's arm. After the scene was shot, the director asked them to redo the duet, this time standing apart. They later found out that a representative from the sponsor saw the first take and ordered that it be re-shot with Clark and Belafonte apart. His reason was that the company sold cars in the South and showing a white woman touching a black man might affect car sales there. Outraged, C ...[Read Story ]