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Genres:
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Comedy /
Romance /
Music
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Release:
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Director:
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Billy Wilder
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Actors:
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Donald MacBride,
Oskar Homolka,
Evelyn Keyes,
Marguerite Chapman,
Sonny Tufts,
Victor Moore,
Dolores Rosedale,
Marilyn Monroe,
Tom Ewell,
Robert Strauss
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Duration:
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105 min.
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Rating:
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(7.3/10)85.5
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Plot Summary:
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many other Manhattan husbands, Richard Sherman sends his woman and son to the realm on account of the summer, while he stays behind to toil. Though reveling in fugitive bachelor freedom of lifestyle, he's resolved not to toot and philander like some others. But his overactive, over-creative imagination goes into overdrive when a delightfully unconventional, voluptuous blonde moves in upstairs.
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The Seven Year Itch
Midway aged, medial class and neurotic, Richard Sherman (Ewell) is radical unsurpassed as the predominantly summer in his Manhattan apartment while his ball and son holiday in Maine. As if the temptations of cigarettes and booze sours weren't sufficient, publishing executive Sherman has to resist the charms of his unripe neighbour, a charming and glamourous model (Monroe) who becomes the against of his (mainly imagined) romantic advances. Sherman's flights of inspiration send him on a ungovernable peregrination where he fantasises not just the triumph of his neighbour but also their embarrassing break up. Billy Wilder's excellent - and perfectly curious - adaptation of this Broadway hit is most skilfully remembered the scene where a dynamite of air from a t...
The Seven Year Itch
One of the great moments from this film, when Marilyn Monroe lets the updraft from a subway ventilation shaft plagiarize her skirt, has passed into movie legend; dependable cineastes resolution delight in noting that the order is divided into two prone cuts, since the film was the same of Fox's premature CinemaScope productions, and principal Billy Wilder made it all look so seamless. If you haven't seen it before, you could satisfactory wonder what all the fuss was about, but in the more prudish 1950s this videotape, and the George Axelrod Broadway dream up it was based on, were very risqué to be sure, the dub giving a clasp modus loquendi to the nation and a new comprehension into affiliation. The photograph is still unquestionably remarkable, and magnificentl...
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