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Some Like It Hot, 1959
English
USA
Profile of Some Like It Hot
The mood of Some Like It Hot is clever, witty, and captivating. The plot centers around gender bending, witnessing a crime, and hidden identities. It features screwball humor and a comedy of errors. Some Like It Hot is a comedy, romance, and crime movie. Stylistically, it has a Hollywood tone. In approach, it is not serious and realistic. Some Like It Hot is set in Miami. It happens in the 1920s. Visually, it is black and white. The musical score of Some Like It Hot is jazz. It is a remake. The movie is known for being a classic, essential viewing, and an award winner. Some Like It Hot is especially suggested for a date night.
Summary of Some Like It Hot
Billy Wilder's classic comedy stars Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis as a pair of unemployed musicians who inadvertently become witnesses to the St. Valentine Day's Massacre. To escape the wrath of the gangsters, Joe (Curtis) and Jerry (Lemmon) are forced to hit the road in drag, taking the only jobs available with an all-girl band bound for Miami. Enroute, both men fall for lead singer and blond bombshell Sugar Kane, (Marilyn Monroe), but are unable to fulfill their desires for fear of revealing their identity. Joe tries to get around this by adopting a third identity for seduction, that of a shy millionaire who sounds strangely like Cary Grant. Meanwhile Jerry has his own problems, fighting off the advances of Osgood E. Fielding, a real millionaire hypnotized by his/her charms.
Details
| Language: | English |
| Country: | USA |
| Release date: | 29 March 1959 |
| Runtime: | 120 min |
| Awards: | Academy Awards |
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as Sugar Kane Kowalczyk
as Joe - 'Josephine' / 'Junior'
as Jerry - 'Daphne'
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- 06.September.2010
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- 30.July.2008
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