Some Like It Hot - Wikipedia
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Some Like It Hot is a 1959 American romantic comedy film set in 1929, directed and produced by Billy Wilder, starring Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis, and Jack ...
Music by: Adolph Deutsch
Story by: Robert Thoeren; Michael Logan
Production company: Mirisch Company
Release date: March 29, 1959
"It was just absolute heaven..."
Jack Lemmon shares his memories of making of Some Like it Hot (recently picked as the funniest film of all time in a BBC Culture poll) in 1972.
Jack Lemmon shares his memories of making of Some Like it Hot (recently picked as the funniest film of all time in a BBC Culture poll) in 1972.
Billy Wilder reads a scene from the 'Some Like it Hot' screenplay ...
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"SOME LIKE IT HOT" Screenplay by Billy Wilder and I.A.L. Diamond November 12, 1958 ...BILLY WILDER - MARILYN MONROE - SOME LIKE IT HOT - ADOLPH ...
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1. Some Like It Hot
The last line is what everyone remembers first: “Well, nobody's perfect.” A kicker somehow delivered with both deadpan insouciance and saucy irony, aligning the most sweetly playful and most recklessly subversive instincts of Billy Wilder's matchless 1959 cross-dressing comedy. While its leading men totter awkwardly in feminine drag, the film surrounding them navigates a high tightrope in stiletto heels. As it skips from scuzzy underworld B-movie to riotous mistaken-identity farce to sweet hard-luck romance to dedicated buddy movie, Some Like It Hot passes any number of risky pitfalls where its joyous cheek could turn to sexist smut. That it avoids them all comes down to the stars' unflagging zest and the quicksilver cleverness of Wilder and IAL Diamond's writing, yes, but also to the unexpected tenderness with which the director treats his characters even at their most absurd. Witness the hilarious delusion of Jack Lemmon's maracas-shaking love hangover, revealing the heart of both a born conman and a queerly befuddled romantic. Nobody's perfect, but that's not to say a movie can't be. – Guy Lodge, Variety, UK (Credit: United Artists)
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