Some Like It Hot is a 1959 American comedy film directed by Billy Wilder and starring Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon. The supporting cast includes George Raft, Joe E. Brown, Pat O'Brien and Nehemiah Persoff. The film was adapted by Billy Wilder and I. A. L. Diamond from the story by Robert Thoeren and Michael Logan. Logan had already written the story – but without the gangsters – for a German film, Fanfaren der Liebe (directed by...
Spats finds Toothpick Charlie playing a game of cards and tells him it's time...
Sugar arrives at the dock to meet up with Joe who is pretending to be million...
Osgood tells the elevator operator not to watch him as he makes his moves on ...
Joe tells the booking agent that Jerry really doesn't want to dress like a wo...
Spats Colombo sees Jerry and Joe hiding behind a car after he just had his me...
Jerry and Joe decide the best way out of Chicago would be to dress like women...
Jerry is upset that he listened to Joe and let him bet all their money away o...
Toothpick Charlie tells Mulligan where Spats Columbo's Speakeasy is.
Sugar knocks on Daphne and Josephine's door to tell them about her date with ...
Osgood thinks that Daphne is quite a lady. Jerry, dressed as Daphne, thinks ...
Joe dressed as "Junior" gets Sugar's attention on the beach by pretending to ...
Jerry explains to Joe that all he wants in life is security.
Jerry finally admits to Osgood that he's really not "Daphne", he's a man. Os...
Joe tells Jerry that he's going to call Osgood and tell him that, as Daphne, ...
Mulligan enters the banquet room to see that Spats and his men are all dead. ...
The head of the mob, Little Bonaparte, makes a speech to the other mobsters a...
Joe pretending to be Junior gives Sugar the diamond bracelet that Osgood gave...
Jerry tells Joe they'll take the diamond bracelet that Osgood gave him for th...
Jerry tells Joe that he'll never find another millionaire that loves him the ...
Jerry starts to freak out when he and Joe see Spats Colombo and his men at th...
Spat's henchmen chats up Joe and Jerry, who are dressed as women, in the elev...
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