Best screwball comedy ever!
Set in Prohibition-era Chicago, “Some Like It Hot” begins with two musicians, Joe (Tony Curtis) and Jerry (Jack Lemmon), unluckily witnessing the St. Valentine’s Day massacre. Mob boss Spats Colombo (George Raft) and his henchmen are after them and they have to escape fast. A band that needs a couple of musicians to fill a three-week gig in Florida could provide a quick getaway. There’s only one hitch. Sweet Sue and Her Society Sycopators is an all-girl band.<br /><br />Realizing this is the perfect cover, the guys dress in drag and call themselves Josephine and Daphne. Boarding the train with the other girls, they meet the band’s knockout singer/ukelele player, Sugar Kane Kowalczyk (Marilyn Monroe). Joe falls for her and woos her as petroleum magnate Shell Oil Junior, while Jerry finds himself pursued by genuine millionaire Osgood Fielding III (Joe E. Brown).<br /><br />Written with I.A.L. Diamond and directed by Billy Wilder, “Some Like It Hot” is one of the best screwball comedies of all time, even though it was made years after that comedy sub-genre’s heyday. The script is a brilliant blend of visual gags, perfect casting, whimsy, and witty dialogue. With a brisk pace and audacious use of a mass murder as a key plot point, the film sails along as it builds one hilarious scene after another.<br /><br />Ms. Monroe is the heart of the film as Sugar, sweet-natured despite having had her share of hard knocks. She trusts Josephine and Daphne, gets a little tipsy, and confides her insecurities to “the girls.” Ms. Monroe plays the role with a natural combination of sex appeal and innocence. Her comic timing is perfect. She’s always aware of where the joke is and hits the right emphasis effortlessly.<br /><br />Curtis does triple duty as Joe, Josephine, and Shell Oil Junior, the last with an uncanny impersonation of Cary Grant’s speech pattern. The less flamboyant of the two male leads, his more subdued performance contrasts with Lemmon’s over-the-top Daphne. Initially awkward and uncomfortable as a woman, Jerry eventually comes to enjoy being Daphne and gaining the attentions of a rich suitor, which adds to the silliness of the plot and contributes many of the picture’s big laughs. Daphne’s tango with Osgood as they exchange a single rose, and the final scene, are classic high points. With their custom designed dresses by Orry-Kelly, Curtis and Lemmon are quite the stylish 1920s flappers.<br /><br />A remake of the 1951 German film “Fanfares of Love,” “Some Like It Hot” was a groundbreaking film in the Production Code era of the 1950s. With the central joke based on two guys in drag and often suggestive dialogue that never extends into vulgarity, the movie assumes an intelligent audience that would fill in the blanks and “get” the inferences. It holds up beautifully close to 60 years later.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the Blu-ray release include audio commentary, three behind-the-scenes documentaries, featurette about Orry-Kelly’s costumes, an appearance by Billy Wilder on “The Dick Cavett Show,” conversation between Tony Curtis and critic Leonard Maltin, French TV interview with Jack Lemmon, radio interview with Marilyn Monroe, trailer, and booklet containing a critical essay.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : When two male musicians witness a mob hit, they flee the state in an all-female band disguised as women, but further complications set in..