Sentence improvement – polite pronoun order and case in a compound subject: revise to '… when my wife, you and I were present in the hall' for natural order and correct subject pronoun case.

Given sentence
'I hope you vividly remember the premier of the film when I, my wife and you were present in the hall.'

Concept/Approach
In a compound subject, use subject case ('I', not 'me') and conventional polite order: third person → second person → first person ('my wife, you and I'). This also improves rhythm and clarity.

Step-by-step correction
Replace the sequence 'I, my wife and you' with 'my wife, you and I'.

Why other options are suboptimal
'my wife, I and you' → unusual order and less polite.'you, I and my wife' → odd ordering.'No improvement' → retains a nonstandard ordering for formal English.

Final Answer
my wife, you and I